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SUMMER STARTS HEREEAU CLAIRE YMCASUMMER 2015

CHANGING LIVESEVERY DAYBUT WE CAN’T DO IT WITHOUT YOU! Your gift to the 2015 Annual Campaign makes all these moments possible and ensures no one is ever turned away from the Y due to an inability to pay. Give today to make an investment in the health and well-being of our kids and our community.

WAYS YOU CAN HELP:• Make a gift today! Visit http://www.eauclaireymca.org/2015/01/Give.html• Add a donation to your monthly membership draft. Whether it’s rounding up to the nearest dollar or adding an extra

$20 – every cent helps!• Give $1,000 or more and we’ll hang a banner with your name on it at the Y for a whole year.• Join us for Y Night at Burrachos on Water Street on Thursday, May 14 from 5:00-9:00 pm.

Mention that you’re there to support the Y & 50% of your sale will be donated to the Y!• Participate in the Tennis Ball Toss at Eau Claire Express home games.

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MAIN YMCA FACILITY HOURSSummer (Effective after Memorial Day)Monday-Friday 5:00 am-10:00 pmSaturday 6:00 am-6:00 pmSunday 11:00 am-8:00 pmFall/Winter/Spring Hours (Effective after Labor Day)Monday-Friday 5:00 am-10:00 pmSaturday 6:00 am-8:00 pmSunday 11:00 am-8:00 pm

MAIN YMCA HOLIDAY HOURSSunday, April 5 Easter Closed Monday, May 25 Memorial Day ClosedSaturday, July 4 4th of July ClosedMonday, Sept. 7 Labor Day Closed

SERVICE DESK HOURSSummer Hours (Effective after Memorial Day)Monday-Friday 8:00 am-8:00 pmSaturday & Sunday ClosedFall/Winter/Spring Hours (Effective after Labor Day)Monday-Friday 8:00 am-10:00 pmSaturday 10:00 am-3:00 pmSunday 3:00 pm-8:00 pm

POOL CLOSED The pool will be closed August 30-September 7, 2015

GYM CLOSURES Schaaf Gym: Monday, June 8-14Nelson Gym: Wednesday, September 16-20Hobbs Gym: Monday, September 28-October 4

TENNIS & GYMNASTICS HOURSSummer Hours (Effective after Memorial Day)Monday - Thursday 6:00 am-9:00 pmFriday 6:00 am-8:00 pmSaturday 8:00 am-12:00 pmSunday ClosedFall/Winter/Spring Hours (Effective after Labor Day)Monday - Friday 6:00 am-10:00 pmSaturday 8:00 am-10:00 pmSunday 10:00 am-10:00 pmTennis facility may close up to one hour early if no court reservations have been made.

CAMP MANITOU27960 137th Street, New Auburn, WI 715-967-2126YOUR YMCA STAFFService Desk 715-836-8460Welcome Desk 715-839-4620Tennis Center 715-836-8470Lifestyle Fitness Center 715-839-4613Ken Van Es, Executive Director ext. [email protected] Wolterstorff, Admin. Assistant ext. [email protected] Egan, SACC Director ext. [email protected] L. Adamski, Aquatics Director ext. [email protected] Bobbi Marion, Child Development Director ext. [email protected] Nicolai, Sports Director ext. [email protected] Moore, Camp Manitou Director ext. [email protected] Goldbeck, Asst. Camp Manitou Dir. ext. [email protected] Peterson, Membership Director ext. [email protected] Duss, Marketing Director ext. [email protected] Hoover, Personal Trainer Coordinator ext. 142Jen Zwicky, Youth Development Director ext. [email protected] Stein, Gymnastics Coordinator ext. [email protected] Zastrow, SACC Coordinator ext. [email protected] Cohen, Kids Korner & Birthday Parties ext. [email protected] Laurie Pettis, Health & Wellness Coordinator ext. [email protected] Lynne Weister, Finance ext. [email protected] Boughton, Tennis Director ext. [email protected] Weister, Camp Registrar ext. [email protected]

Nate Jahn, Health & Wellness Director ext. [email protected] Neil Morley, Finance Director ext. [email protected] Fluekiger, Child Development Center ext. [email protected] Caucutt, Marlins Swim Coach [email protected] Fox, Facility/Grounds Director ext. [email protected] Wozniak, Health & Well-being Coord. ext. [email protected] Slota, Director of Development ext. [email protected] Hawkinson, Customer Service ext. [email protected]

VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIPBoard of DirectorsAndy Cooper - PresidentHeidi Atkins – Vice PresidentJenny Fesenmaier - Vice PresidentMark Gilbertson – SecretaryJanine Wildenberg – TreasurerDoug Johnson – Past President Beth BlackburnLieske GieseMichelle HeinzenJohn HopkinsBrian LannersScott LauSara NickConnie PedersenTom PulseMark RomettiSamuel StaglianoChris SeelenJason VanceSteve WeissJason WudiCommittee ChairsAthena Moseler - CampAndy Cooper - ExecutiveSally Delmastro - L.E. Phillips/YMCA TennisJodi Chumas - Togetherhood

YMCA’s Core ValuesHonesty: Be truthful in what you say and do.Caring: Show a sincere concern for others.Respect: Follow the golden rule.Responsibility: Be accountable for your promises and actions.

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MEMBERSHIPThe Service Desk is ready to assist you in the membership process, from scheduling atourofthefacilitytofillingoutforms.Fornewmembersandlapsedmemberships(30 days), the joiner’s fee plus one month membership fee are required upon joining. Fees are then withdrawn from your bank account or charged to your credit card monthly on the 12th of each month. Bank account information and a voided check or credit/debit card are needed to start the process. The monthly deduction bank plan is a continuous membership method of payment. Memberships are non-refundable and non-transferable.

GUEST POLICY & RATES Guests are required to purchase a day pass. Purchases of guest passes are limited to six per calendar year per person. Photo ID is required.• Youth $4• Adult $7• Family $10 (2 adults and dependent children)

Y MEMBER REFERRAL PROGRAMShare your experiences with a friend or family member; refer them to join the Y and have an opportunity to get a month of your membership for free! Contact the Service Desk for more information: [email protected]

FAMILY FRIENDLY FRIDAYSOn the 2nd Friday of each month, members can bring a guest for free. Community members must show photo ID.

TOGETHERHOODTogetherhood is a national signature program of the YMCA in the program area of Social Responsibility. This program provides members with the unique opportunity to reach out and give back positively to their community through service projects. Togetherhood is headed by a team of dedicated Y members and all projects are member-led and outward-facing. The Y members involved in the planning team choose, design, and recruit volunteers for each project. This is a great opportunity to connect with other Y members through fun, convenient, and rewarding volunteer experiences! If you are interested in joining the Togetherhood team or volunteering to help with a project, please contact [email protected].

Monthly Membership Fees

Membership Category Joiner’s Fee Monthly FeeCollege Student* $0 $32.00Youth $15 $19.50 Young Adult (ages 19-25) $40 $35.00 Senior Adult (ages 62+) $45 $45.60Senior Family** $45 $55.50 Adult $65 $49.75 Family $65 $65.00*Must show proof of full-time status **One member’s age must be at least 62

Summer Membership Rates AvailableJune 1 - August 31

Youth (through High School) : $73.50Adult: $214.25Family: $260.00

• Lifestyle Fitness Center• ActivTrax • Two rooms of free weights• Indoor track• Three gyms• Two pools• Five racquetball courts • L.E. Phillips/YMCA Tennis

Center (5 indoor courts)• Gymnastics Center• JumpStart• Camp Manitou Member Price

• Katherine Stewart Aitken Kids Gym

• Youth Development Center• Fitness Training Center• Group Exercise Classes• Indoor cycling room• Program discounts• Kit lockers• Choice of locker rooms

(A&B for adults) • Free towel service

Membership Includes

YMCA Hours & Staff 3YMCA Policies 5Aquatic Programs 6-9Marlins Swim Team 10-11Camp Manitou 12-13Summer Day Camp 14-16School Aged Child Care 17Child Care Services 17Birthday Parties 17Youth & Family Programs 18Teen, Arts & Enrichment 19

Safety Courses 20Athletic Enhancement Program 21Healthy Kids Day 21 Sports 22-24Health & Wellness 25Specialized Fitness Classes 25Personal Trainers 26LIVEstrong® 26Diabetes Prevention 26Active Older Adults (AOA) 26Gymnastics 27-28Tennis 29-31

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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YMCA POLICIESLost/Stolen ItemsThe Y is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Please use a lock. Locks for daily use can be obtained at the Service Desk and Welcome Desk. Lost articles that have been turned in are kept for a short period after which items are donated.Racquetball CourtsCourt reservations may be made in advance by calling the Welcome Desk at 715-839-4620. Use of courts is free to members. Players may play on an open court at any time, but reserved court time is a priority.Lifestyle Fitness Center (LFC)The LFC is open to ages 12 and over. Youth ages 12-14 must complete an orientation before working out. Youth ages 11 and under are welcome if accompanied by an adult.Remember Your CardAllmembersmusthaveamembershipcardandaphotoonfile.Weaskyoutoscanyour card each and every time you come to the Y. We track building usage and the numbershelpuswithpurchasingequipment,staffingandsecurity.Thankyouforyour cooperation.Locker RoomsThe children’s co-ed locker room is only for children to change. Adults must change in adult locker rooms.Program RegistrationEau Claire YMCA members, please sign up during member registration to ensure your preferred program times. Most programs have enrollment limits so early registration is encouraged. To register for a program at member rates, your Y membership MUST be valid during the entire program session. If you decide to cancel your membership while still participating in a program, you will be required to pay the difference between the community and member program fee. If your child has any medical problems or concerns, it is the responsibility of the parent to notify the program director in writing prior to the starting date of the program. Program attendance is vital to your child receiving quality instruction from the program. We ask that all participants attend classes on a regular basis. Due to class size limits, we do not allow a child to make up a missed lesson.Guest PolicyYou are welcome to bring a guest to use the facilities with you. Guests are required to purchase a daily guest pass. Guests can purchase a maximum of six guest passes per calendar year. Photo ID required.VolunteersVolunteers are vital to the success of the Y and are needed in many roles such as instructing, coaching, refereeing, score keeping, maintenance, time keeping, fundraising, etc. If you are interested in volunteering your time, please contact Jen at [email protected] Eau Claire YMCA does not provide accident or hospital insurance for people participating in activities and programs. It is recommended that all participants review their personal insurance policies for coverage. The use of the Y facilities is voluntary. The Y is not responsible for any injuries that occur while in our facility. NOTE: It is recommended that children be a minimum of 11 years old to be left alone at the Y.

Program Refund/Credit PolicyThe Y reserves the right to cancel, reschedule or combine classes that do not have sufficientenrollment.Intheeventofaclasscancelledduetolowenrollmentorchange to the original schedule, a full refund or program credit will be issued.• All cancellation requests must be done in person, via email or in

writing; phone call requests are not accepted.• When a cancellation request is received two or more business days

prior to the start of the class a full refund or program credit will be issued.

• Whenacancellationrequestisreceivedduringthefirsttwoweeksofthe session, a Y program credit will be issued for the prorated balance of the remaining classes, less a $5 cancellation fee.

• When a cancellation request is received for a medical condition, a physician’s note will need to accompany the request. A full refund or program credit will be issued less a $5 cancellation fee.

• Refunds/program credits will not be issued when payment for a class is under $5.

• There are no credits given for individual classes missed.• No refunds/credits are given on individual classes cancelled due to

weather.• Some programs require a deposit/registration fee that is non-

refundable. Participant cancellation in these programs will result in the loss of the deposit.

• Program credits will expire 12 months after date of issue.Code of ConductThe Board of Directors of the Eau Claire YMCA recognizes the right for all Y members to enjoy participation in our programs and facilities without fear for personal safety or verbal abuse. The Y staff is empowered by the Board of Directors to suspend membership privileges of anyone who behaves in a manner which negatively affects other members.Program DiscountsFinancial assistance and employee discounts are not available for all programs. Please contact the Service Desk for a current list.Photo PolicyThe Y reserves the right to take photographs of adults and children participating in Y programs to be used in promotional literature. If you do not wish to be included please inform the photographer.E-mail Collection PolicyThe purpose for collecting e-mail addresses of our members is strictly for Y use. The intent is to keep our members better informed of current and upcoming events by connecting electronically with them. E-mail addresses are necessary for online registration.Cell PhonesTo protect the privacy of our patrons, the use of all cell phones and electronic devices is prohibited in all locker rooms and restrooms.Firearms and Weapons PolicyThe Y is committed to maintaining a safe and healthy environment for its members, guests and employees. As part of this commitment, it is the Y’s policy to prohibit weapons of any type.

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AQUATIC PROGRAMSSkips Parent/Child Swim Lessons Ages 3-36 monthsThe Skips class focuses on strengthening the parent and child relationship while teaching the fundamentals of water safety. A parent will accompany their child into the water for each lesson. This class is ideal for our youngest swimmers.Pike & Parent Ages 2-4 yearsThis parent/child class is ideal for a toddler looking for more independence in the water under the guidance of a parent. Pike I skills will be the basis of each lesson. Pike I Ages 3-5 years PikeIintroducesnewswimmerstothepool.Participantsareintroducedtofloating,kicking, blowing bubbles and pool safety with an instructor’s assistance. Pike II Ages 3-5 yearsPike II strives to further assist the beginner swimmer to adjust to swim lessons. Swimmerslearntofloat,kickandblowbubblesindependently.Eel Ages 4-5 yearsEelswimmersareabletoindependentlyfloat,kickandblowbubbles.Eelsareableto comfortably perform the paddle stroke 10 yards.Ray Ages 4-5 yearsSwimmers strive to improve their existing stroke skills with exposure to treading water, rhythmic breathing and underwater swimming. Preschool Water Games Ages 4-5 yearsEnjoy playing games in the water? Participants will engage in fun and enjoyable water games like wetball, sharks and minnows, water tag, steal the bacon and many more! Swimmers will develop the Y core values through structured playtime. Starfish Ages 5-6 yearsStarfishswimmerswillcontinuetoimproveontheirabilitiestotreadwater,swimfront crawl with rhythmic breathing, and develop a rudimentary breast stroke. Starfishswimmersshouldbeabletoswim1lengthofthepoolunassisted.Polliwog Ages 6-8 yearsPolliwogswimmerslearnfloatingskills,flutterkick,paddlestroke,elementarystrokeandpersonalsafety. This class is ideal for school-age swimmers who are new to swim lessons.

Guppy Ages 6-8 yearsGuppyswimmerscontinuetobuildontheirfloating,kickingandrhythmicbreathingskills. Guppy swimmers are expected to swim 25 yards without assistance and comfortably swim in water deeper than 4 feet deep.Youth Water Sports Ages 6-12 yearsEnjoy playing games in the water? Learn how to play popular water sports. Participants will learn sports like, wetball, water polo, water hockey, synchronized swimming and many more! Swimmers will develop the Y core values through structured playtime. Minnow Ages 8-12 yearsMinnows are challenged to become acquainted with several strokes including the front & back crawl, breast stroke, elementary stroke and side stroke. Fish Ages 8-12 yearsFisharepushedtorefinetheirstroketechniqueandlearnthebutterflystroke.Fishare expected to comfortably swim 50+ yards per stroke.Flying Fish/Shark Ages 10-12 yearsSwimmers are expected to master all swimming strokes! Stroke technique and swimming endurance are largely emphasized. Swimmers are expected to

comfortably swim 200+ yards per stroke.

PRESCHOOL AQUATICS PROGRAMClass Name | Age Days Session Start Time End Time Class #

Skips 3-36 months

Sun G 5:55 pm 6:35 pm 18180

M-Th C 5:30 pm 6:00 pm 18210

M-Th D 7:00 pm 7:40 pm 18239

M-Th E 7:00 pm 7:40 pm 18254

T/Th I 5:30 pm 6:00 pm 18200

Pike & Parent2-4 years

Sun G 5:00 pm 5:40 pm 18175

M/W H 5:30 pm 6:00 pm 18190

M-Th C 7:00 pm 7:30 pm 18224

M-Th D 6:15 pm 6:45 pm 18230

M-Th E 6:15 pm 6:45 pm 18245

Pike I3-5 years

M-Th A 10:00 am 10:30 am 18115

M-Th B 10:00 am 10:30 am 18125

M-Th B 10:45 am 11:15 am 18130

M-Th C 10:45 am 11:15 am 18140

M-Th C 6:15 pm 6:45 pm 18216

M-Th C 7:00 pm 7:30 pm 18220

M-Th D 10:00 am 10:30 am 18145

M-Th D 5:30 pm 6:00 pm 18225

M-Th D 7:00 pm 7:30 pm 18235

M-Th E 10:45 am 11:15 am 18160

M-Th E 6:15 pm 6:45 pm 18246

F F 10:55 am 11:35 am 18171

Sun G 5:55 pm 6:35 pm 18181

Sun G 6:50 pm 7:30 pm 18187

M/W H 6:15 pm 6:45 pm 18195

T/Th I 5:30 pm 6:00 pm 18201

Swim Lesson Fee: Y Member $34 | Community $61Member registration begins April 1, 2015

Community registration begins April 21, 2015Registration closes 2 business days prior to the start of class.

2015 Summer Swim Lesson SessionsSession A June 15-June 25 Monday-Thursday

Session B June 29-July 9 Monday-Thursday

Session C July 13-July 23 Monday-Thursday

Session D July 27-August 6 Monday-Thursday

Session E August 10-August 20 Monday-Thursday

Session F July 10-August 14 Friday

Session G May 31-July 5 Sundays

Session H June 15-July 8 Monday/Wednesday

Session I June 16-July 9 Tuesday/Thursday

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Pike II3-5 years

M-Th A 10:00 am 10:30 am 18116

M-Th B 10:00 am 10:30 am 18126

M-Th C 10:00 am 10:30 am 18135

M-Th C 5:30 pm 6:00 pm 18211

M-Th C 6:15 pm 6:45 pm 18215

M-Th D 10:00 am 10:30 am 18146

M-Th D 6:15 pm 6:45 pm 18231

M-Th D 7:00 pm 7:30 pm 18236

M-Th E 10:00 am 10:30 am 18155

M-Th E 5:30 pm 6:00 pm 18240

M-Th E 7:00 pm 7:30 pm 18250

F F 10:55 am 11:35 am 18172

Sun G 5:00 pm 5:40 pm 18176

Sun G 6:50 pm 7:30 pm 18185

M/W H 6:15 pm 6:45 pm 18196

T/Th I 5:30 pm 6:00 pm 18202

Eel4-5 years

M-Th A 10:45 am 11:15 am 18121

M-Th B 10:00 am 10:30 am 18127

M-Th C 10:00 am 10:30 am 18136

M-Th C 6:15 pm 6:45 pm 18217

M-Th D 10:45 am 11:15 am 18151

M-Th D 5:30 pm 6:00 pm 18226

M-Th E 10:00 am 10:30 am 18156

M-Th E 5:30 pm 6:00 pm 18241

F F 10:00 am 10:40 am 18166

Sun G 5:00 pm 5:40 pm 18177

M/W H 5:30 pm 6:00 pm 18191

T/Th I 5:30 pm 6:00 pm 18203

Ray4-5 years

M-Th A 10:00 am 10:30 am 18117

M-Th B 10:45 am 11:15 am 18131

M-Th C 10:45 am 11:15 am 18141

M-Th C 5:30 pm 6:00 pm 18212

M-Th D 10:00 am 10:30 am 18147

M-Th E 10:45 am 11:15 am 18161

M-Th E 7:00 pm 7:30 pm 18251

Sun G 5:55 pm 6:35 pm 18182

M/W H 6:15 pm 6:45 pm 18197


Preschool Water Games

4-5 yearsF F 10:00 am 10:40 am 18165

Starfish5-6 years

M-Th C 10:00 am 10:30 am 18137

M-Th E 10:00 am 10:30 am 18157

F F 10:55 am 11:35 am 18173

M-Th C 7:00 pm 7:30 pm 18221

M-Th D 7:00 pm 7:30 pm 18237

M-Th E 6:15 pm 6:45 pm 18247

Sun G 6:50 pm 7:30 pm 18186

T/Th I 5:30 pm 6:00 pm 18204

Polliwog 6-8 years

M-Th A 10:45am 11:25am 18122

M-Th B 10:45am 11:25am 18132

M-Th C 10:45am 11:25am 18142

M-Th D 10:45am 11:25am 18152

M-Th D 7:00pm 7:40pm 18222

M-Th D 5:30pm 6:10pm 18227

M-Th E 10:45am 11:25am 18162

M-Th E 5:30pm 6:10pm 18242

F F 10:00am 10:40am 18167

Sun G 5:55pm 6:45pm 18183

M/W H 5:30pm 6:10pm 18192

T/Th I 6:10pm 6:50pm 18205

Guppy6-8 years

M-Th A 10:45 am 11:25 am 18123

M-Th B 10:45 am 11:25 am 18133

M-Th C 10:45 am 11:25 am 18143

M-Th C 5:30 pm 6:10 pm 18213

M-Th C 7:00 pm 7:40 pm 18223

M-Th D 10:45 am 11:25 am 18153

M-Th D 5:30 pm 6:10 pm 18228

M-Th D 7:00 pm 7:40 pm 18238

M-Th E 10:45 am 11:25 am 18163

M-Th E 5:30 pm 6:10 pm 18243

M-Th E 7:00 pm 7:40 pm 18252

F F 10:00 am 10:50 am 18168

Sun G 5:00 pm 5:50 pm 18178

Sun G 6:50 pm 7:40 pm 18189

M/W H 6:15 pm 6:55 pm 18198

T/Th I 6:10 pm 6:50 pm 18206

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SCHOOL-AGED AQUATICS PROGRAMClass Name | Age Days Session Start Time End Time Class #

Youth Water Sports6-12 years

M-Th A 10:45 am 11:25 am 18120

M-Th D 10:45 am 11:25 am 18150

F F 10:55 am 11:45 am 18170

Minnow8-12 years

M-Th A 10:00 am 10:40 am 18118

M-Th B 10:00 am 10:40 am 18128

M-Th C 10:00 am 10:40 am 18138

M-Th C 6:15 pm 6:55 pm 18218

M-Th D 10:00 am 10:40 am 18148

M-Th D 6:15 pm 6:55 pm 18233

M-Th E 10:00 am 10:40 am 18158

M-Th E 6:15 pm 6:55 pm 18248

M-Th E 7:00 pm 7:40 pm 18253

F F 10:00 am 10:50 am 18169

Sun G 5:00 pm 5:50 pm 18179

M/W H 5:30 pm 6:10 pm 18193

T/Th I 6:10 pm 6:50 pm 18207

Fish8-12 years

M-Th A 10:45 am 11:25 am 18124

M-Th B 10:45 am 11:25 am 18134

M-Th C 10:45 am 11:25 am 18144

M-Th C 5:30 pm 6:10 pm 18214

M-Th D 10:45 am 11:25 am 18154

M-Th D 5:30 pm 6:10 pm 18229

M-Th E 10:45 am 11:25 am 18164

M-Th E 5:30 pm 6:10 pm 18244

Sun G 5:55 pm 6:45 pm 18184

T/Th I 6:10 pm 6:50 pm 18208

Flying Fish/Shark8-12 years

M-Th A 10:00 am 10:40 am 18119

M-Th B 10:00 am 10:40 am 18129

M-Th C 10:00 am 10:40 am 18139

M-Th C 6:15 pm 6:55 pm 18219

M-Th D 10:00 am 10:40 am 18149

M-Th D 6:15 pm 6:55 pm 18234

M-Th E 10:00 am 10:40 am 18159

M-Th E 6:15 pm 6:55 pm 18249

Sun. G 6:50 pm 7:40 pm 18188

M/W H 5:30 pm 6:10 pm 18194

T/Th I 6:10 pm 6:50 pm 18209












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ADULT SWIMMING LESSONS Ages 15+ years

Adult swim lessons offer a safe and relaxed means for adults lessons to acquire swimming skills. The goal of adult swim lessons is to transition from non-swimmer toswimmer.Emphasiswillbebasicflotation,flutterkicking,andsimplemechanicsof swimming. Adult learners will be introduced to the front and back crawl, sidestroke, breast stroke, and elementary backstroke. Session F: July 10-August 14 | Fridays10:55-11:45 am | Class #18174Fee: Y-Member: $34 | Community $61

Session H: June 15-July 8 | Mondays/Wednesdays6:15-6:55 pm | Class #18199Fee: Y-Member: $34 | Community $61

ENHANCED MASTERS SWIM Summer of 2015 is going to bring an enhanced masters swimming experience. Pool space and practices will be held on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:45-7:00 am. Monday, Tuesdays, and Thursdays practices will offer self-guided workout per lane for swimmers of different abilities. On Tuesdays a coach will be available to the entire to group to help facilitate the practice. The Tuesday coach will help time sets, offer technique instruction or offerone-on-onecoachingforspecificdrillstopromoteswimmingefficiencyandprevention of overuse injuries. June 1-August 27 | Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays5:45-7:00 am | Class #18114Fee: Y-Member: $75 | Community $100Location: All practices are held at Fairfax Pool

PRIVATE & SEMI-PRIVATE LESSONS Ages 3+ years

Private (1 participant) & semi-private (2 participants) lessons offer an individualized opportunity to learn or improve on swimming skills. Curriculum is customized to meet participant goals. For more information, including rates, please visit us online at www.eauclaireymca.org and click on the Aquatics tab. Select “Private & Semi-Private Swim Lesson” page and download the “Private Swim Lessons Brochure” to share your past swimming experience and goals. Please email the form to [email protected] or return it to the Service Desk.

PRIVATE & SEMI-PRIVATE LESSONS

Lesson Number of Lessons Member/Lesson

Community/Lesson

Private First four lessons (1-4) $18 $23

Five and more lessons (5+) $15 $20

Semi-Private (2 participants to 1 instructor. Cost split by attendees.)

First four lessons (1-4) $28 $33

Five plus lessons (5+) $25 $30












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MARLINS SWIM TEAM2015 Summer SwimThe Eau Claire YMCA Marlins Swim Team offers training and practice groups for swimmers of all ages andabilitylevels.Itisourgoaltoofferage-specifictraining geared toward challenging and developing each individual to the best of his or her ability. We develop beginningswimmersthroughOlympicTrialQualifiers.Our program is centered on teaching technique for all four competitive strokes along with racing strategies. We promote the YMCA goals of building strong kids, strong families and strong communities. For EXACT dates & times refer to the calendar on the Marlin Swim Team website.

Mini Marlins Ages 4-8 This group provides an introduction to competitive swimming for children ages 4 through 8. Emphasis is placed on instruction and developmental drills teaching the four competitive strokes. This is a great way to prepare your young swimmer for YMCA Marlins Swim Team while developing new skills & friendships! Mini Marlins is primarily taught in the YMCA small wading pool. When the swimmers are ready, a portion of the lesson will be moved to the big pool. Mini Marlins may decide to swim at a meet during the summer season or opt out of meets; the choice is up to the swimmer and parent. There is NO ability or attendance requirement. Limit 20 swimmers per session.Dates: June 16 - July 30Days: Tuesdays & ThursdaysTime: Session I: 3:15-4:15 pm Session II: 4:15-5:15 pm Location: Eau Claire YMCA PoolFee: $150 Y Member | $250 Community

Red Marlins Ages 8 & underThis group provides an introduction to competitive swimming for swimmers ages 8 & under. Emphasis is placed on instruction and developmental drills with the four competitive strokes. Swimmers will be taught and practice endurance and sprint work as well as competitive starts and turns. This is a great way for your young swimmer to develop swimming skills and confidencewhilecreatingnewfriendships!There is no attendance requirement at this level, however, the more practices your swimmer attends, the faster he or she will progress. To start, swimmers must be able to swim one length of the pool on front.Dates: June 16 - July 30 Days: Tuesdays & ThursdaysTime: 4:00-5:15 pmLocation: Eau Claire YMCA PoolFee: $175 Y Member | $275 CommunityAdditional Cost: $100 volunteer fee or time volunteered at the Fairfax MeetOrange & Yellow Marlins Ages 8 & under Emphasis at these levels includes continued instruction in the four competitive strokes for swimmers ages 8 & under. Our goal as a team is to develop all swimmers in the Individual Medley. Often at this age, a swimmer’s “best event” will be a moving target as they develop in strength and stroke development. Swimmers will learn and practice frequently-changing drills and games designed to engage while focusing onspecificskills.Swimmerswillalsoworkonmoreendurance and sprint work as well as competitive starts and turns, streamlines, underwater dolphin kicking and sculling. Practices are fun and challenging!Dates: June 16 - July 30Days: Tuesdays, Wednesdays & ThursdaysLocation: Eau Claire YMCA PoolTime: 4:00-5:30 pmFee: $200 Y Member | $300 CommunityAdditional Cost: $100 volunteer fee or time volunteered at the Fairfax Meet

Green Marlins Ages 9-10Emphasis at this level includes continued instruction in the four competitive strokes for swimmers primarily ages 9 & 10. Our goal as a team is to develop all swimmers in the Individual Medley. The primary goalsforthislevelincludeconditioningandfitnessalong with technique instruction. Our practices in the Fairfax 50-meter pool encourage and promote strong swimming endurance. Swimmers will work on sprint work as well as competitive starts and turns, streamlines, underwater dolphin kicking and sculling. Practices are fun and challenging!Dates: June 15 - August 7Days: Monday – FridayLocation: Fairfax PoolTime: 7:30-9:00 amFee: $300 Y Member | $400 CommunityAdditional Cost: $100 volunteer fee or time volunteered at the Fairfax MeetBlue Marlins Ages 11+Emphasis at this level includes drill-based stroke technique in the four competitive strokes as well as sprint, aerobic and endurance training while learning to race. Primarily for swimmers ages 11 & older, we will focus on streamlining, body alignment in the water, competitive starts and turns, underwater dolphin kick, sculling and racing skills appropriate to each swimmer’s fitnesslevel.Swimmers will receive feedback on strokes through videotaping and playback with a coach’s explanation of the changes required so that they can see how they are performing in the water in practice. If your swimmer is willing to make changes to their swimming habits, exciting things can & will happen at this level! This group provides excellent preparation for a swimmer’s high school season and lifelong swimming. All swimmers are welcome regardless of ability level. Dates: June 15 - August 7Days: Monday – FridayLocation: Fairfax Pool Times: 7:00-9:00 am And Sprint Practices Dates: June 15 - July 30Days: WednesdaysLocation: Eau Claire YMCA PoolTimes: 4:15 to 5:45 pmFee: $425 Y Member | $525 CommunityAdditional Cost: $100 volunteer fee or time volunteered at the Fairfax Meet

Summer Membership Rates Available June 1 - August 31Youth (through High School) : $73.50Adult: $214.25Family: $260.00

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Indigo GroupTraining at this level is primarily for swimmers who are currently swimming or desire to swim in high school or college. Swimmers who choose to swim Indigo Level must be prepared to swim up to 8,000M or more per day. Stroke technique will be a priority, along with dry land conditioning and work on mental preparation for racing, starts, turns, and underwater work. Focus is placed on offering swimmers the opportunity to participate in peer groups that are appropriate, positive, and encourage healthy attitudes toward training. Those participating at this level are expected to bring their “A” game to practice every day along with a positive and encouraging attitude!Swimmers at this level are expected to participate in key meets:Fairfax Meet, 13 & Over USA State Meet, and/or SPEEDO Meet providing qualifying standards are met.Dates: June 15 - August 28 Days: Monday-Friday Location: Fairfax Pool Time: 6:00-9:00 am And Sprint Practices Dates: June 15 - August 28 Days: WednesdaysLocation: Eau Claire YMCA PoolTime: 3:45-5:15 pmFee: $500 Y Member | $600 Community Note: Dry land and extended workouts (the month of August) are included in this fee. Additional Cost: $100 volunteer fee or time volunteered at the Fairfax Meet

SPRING 2015 STROKE & CONDITIONING CLINICS Stroke Clinic Ages 9-10This clinic is designed for swimmers ages 9-10 who are looking to improve their swimming habits. The focus of this clinic will be on working those elusive streamlines and breakouts as well as competitive finishes.Swimmerswilllearnandpracticeeffectiveturns and starts, proper stroke technique, and endurance swimming. Dates: April 27-May 28 (No clinic May 4 or May 25)

Days: Monday-ThursdayTimes: 6:15-7:45 pm Location: Memorial High School Pool Fee: $200 Y Member & CommunityConditioning Clinic Ages 11 & OlderThis clinic is designed for swimmers ages 11+ who are interested in conditioning prior to the summer season. We will work on fast endurance swimming, sprints, stroke technique, and racing strategies. Improve your swimming conditioning with this clinic; this is excellent preparation for the summer long course season! Dates: April 27-May 28 (No clinic May 4 or May 25)

Days: Monday-ThursdayTimes: 6:15-8:45 pm Location: Memorial High School PoolFee: $175 Y Member, $275 Community

SUMMER 2015 DIVING PROGRAMIntermediate DivingThis program is intended for all children entering 5th through 7th grade who have gymnastics experience and are able to dive into the water from a diving board. This is a great activity for accomplished gymnasts and other young athletes looking for a training activity that will enhance their gymnastics and diving skills. Twisting and somersaulting will be the focuses for these divers.Dates: June 23-July 16Days: Tuesday & ThursdayTime: 7:00-8:15 am Location: University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire McPhee NatatoriumFee: $100 Y Member | Community $200 Advanced DivingThis program is intended for all high school divers or gymnasts who have extensive diving experience and/or prior approval from Coach Al Hudacek or Coach Derick Black. Dates: June 23-July 24 Days: Monday – ThursdayTime: 8:00-9:30 amLocation: University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire McPhee NatatoriumFee: $200 Y Member | Community $300

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Family Camp June 5-7 | All ages, with adultKick-off summer with the whole family up at camp! This session is great for families with kids of all ages. We offer many of the same opportunities as our Main Camp with games, crafts, hobby activities, and open swimming and boating. Camp counselors keep the energy high as theyleadactivitiesandcampfiresandencourageallkids to get involved!25th Annual Camp Manitou Monster Lake Swim July 12 | ages 14 & upJoin us for a two mile swim on Lower Long Lake. The startandfinishwilltakeplaceatCampManitou;check-in from 8:00-8:30 am with a competitors meeting at 8:45 am. If you are under the age of 14 and would like to compete, you will need the approval of the Race Director or the Y’s head swim coach prior to entering the race. Limited overnight camping will be available Saturday night with approval.Camp Wabi August 3-15 | entering grades 6-10Camp Wabi is a 12-day session that incorporates healthy living into the traditional camp experience. This program is a partnership between Mayo Clinic Health System and Camp Manitou to support youth with obesity. Although some campers are nervous coming in, they often report it as the highlight of their summer when they leave! The information gained at Wabi is a life changing experience for the whole family.The Great Escape: Women’s WellnessStart Time: Friday August 21 | 3:00-5:30 pmEnd Time: Sunday, August 23 | 1:00 pmEarly Bird Fee (Before 7/5):

$159 Y Member | $179 CommunityFee (after 7/5):

$169 Y Member | $189 CommunityDon’t let your kid be the only one who gets to experience camp this summer. This is a great opportunity for women to spend a weekend at camp. There will be many healthy living workshops and programs including yoga, hula-hooping, and nutrition lessons as well as camp activities like swimming, boating,andcampfires.Joinusaswerelaxbythelake,do arts & crafts or get a massage!

Wilderness Trips ProgramCamp Manitou’s Wilderness Trips program features a variety of trips for campers to grow in their skillsthroughadefinedprogressionofwildernessexperiences. The program focuses on canoeing and backpackinginsomeofthefinestwildernessintheMidwest. This year Camp Manitou will once again offer a 3-day canoe trip combined with Main Camp for campers entering 6th and 7th grades, as well as a 2-week backpacking trip for teens with prior wilderness experience. Check out the Camp Manitou brochure for full descriptions of available trips.Camp PricingWe offer three different price options because we want each family to choose the rate that is most appropriate for them. No special paperwork is required. The price you pay does not change the experience your children receive.

Tier AThispricemostaccuratelyreflectsthefullcost of camp, taking into account basic upkeep, depreciation, and facility/program improvements.Tier B This price is a rate for families who need to adjust down slightly from the true cost.Tier C This subsidized rate is only available to YMCA members.

We believe all kids should have the opportunity to experience camp and will work with families to make this happen. Contact Michelle at michelle@eauclaireymca.orgforfinancialassistanceapplications.Fall Camp October 22-24Are you in 2nd-7th grade and looking for something to do over October break? Come see Camp Manitou in the fall and will carve pumpkins, go hiking, shoot archery, make crafts,playcampgames,havecampfires,jumpintheleaves, and much more! We supply the transportation to and from camp. The bus leaves from the Eau Claire YMCA at 9:00 am on Thursday and returns at 4:00 pm on Saturday.Fee: Y Member $120 | Community $160

Family Friendly Cancellation PolicyWe accept cancellations at any time and for any reason. We believe we offer a great program that is a high priority in family decision-making. Should campers desire to withdraw their attendance, we believe it would be with good reason, such as an illness, unplanned changetoschedule,significantanxiety,etc.Wewillrefund your balance minus the non-refundable deposit. Outside documentation such as a doctor’s note is not needed. Please inform us as soon as possible regarding any cancellations so we can open up your spot for another camper to attend. You can only cancel by contacting our Camp Registrar at [email protected].

CAMP MANITOUFormorethan90years,thebeautifulwoodsonLongLakehaveprovidedtheidealbackdropforyouthtoretreat.Campersofallagesgainconfidence,newskills,andanappreciation for the outdoors while developing great new friendships. Our talented, bright, and caring staff serve as ideal role models for campers. Staff are carefully screened, well-trained, and often return summer after summer. During our week-long summer camps, campers have the opportunity to participate in many outdoor activitiesincludingcanoeing,kayaking,archery,firebuilding,largegroupgames,campfires,andmore.ThecampbrochureisavailableattheServiceDeskandontheManitou website. Please see this brochure for detailed information such as camp descriptions, camp activities, and registration forms.

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Class Name Age | Grades Dates Days Start Time End Time Class Number Tier C* Tier B Tier A

MINI CAMPS

Mini Camp Entering grades 2-5 6/16-6/20 Tu-Sa 6:00-7:00 pm 9:00-10:00 am B16272/G16273 $250 $325 $400

MAIN CAMPS

Main Camp Session A Entering grades 3-7 6/21-6/27 Su-Sa 6:00-7:00 pm 9:00-10:00 am B16274/G16275 $400 $500 $600

Main Camp Session B Entering grades 3-7 6/28-7/4 Su-Sa 6:00-7:00 pm 9:00-10:00 am B16276/G16277 $400 $500 $600

Main Camp Session C Entering grades 3-7 7/12-7/18 Su-Sa 6:00-7:00 pm 9:00-10:00 am B16279/G16280 $400 $500 $600

Main Camp Session D Entering grades 3-7 7/26-8/1 Su-Sa 6:00-7:00 pm 9:00-10:00 am B16281/G16282 $400 $500 $600

SPECIALTY CAMPS

Family Camp all ages (with adult) 6/5-6/7 F-Su 4:30 pm 11:00 am A16283/Add16284 Y16285/C16286

Please see Family Camp brochure for more info

Sailing Camp Entering grades 5-9 6/28-7/4 Su-Sa 6:00-7:00 pm 9:00-10:00 am B16287/G16288 $400 $500 $600

Monster Lake Swim 14+ years 7/12 Su 8:00-8:30 am 11:00 am 16289 Please see brochure or website

Camp Wabi Entering grades 6-10 8/3-8/15 M-Sa 4:00 pm 10:30 am 16290 N/A N/A $400

The Great Escape: Women's Wellness 21+ years 8/21-8/23 F-Su

Start Time: Friday August 21 3:00-5:30 pm

End Time: Sunday, August 23 1:00 pm

16291 Please see brochure or website.

TEEN CAMPS

Teen Week 1 Entering grades 8-10 7/5-7/11 Su-Sa 6:00-7:00 pm 9:00-10:00 am B16292/G16293 $410 $510 $610

Teen Week 2 Entering grades 8-10 7/19-7/25 Su-Sa 6:00-7:00 pm 9:00-10:00 am B16294/G16295 $410 $510 $610

WILDERNESS TRIPS

Mississippi Headwaters Trip Entering grades 8-12 6/21-6/27 Su-Sa 6:00-7:00 pm 9:00-10:00 am 16296 $475 $575 $675

Brule Canoe Trip Entering grades 8-12 6/28-7/4 Su-Sa 6:00-7:00 pm 9:00-10:00 am 16297 $475 $575 $675

3-day Canoe Trip + Session C Entering grades 6&7 7/8-7/18 W-Sa 6:00-7:00 pm 9:00-10:00 am B16299/G16300 $550 $650 $750

Boundary Water Canoe Trip Entering grades 8-12 7/12-7/18 Su-Sa 6:00-7:00 pm 9:00-10:00 am B16301/G16302 $475 $575 $675

Porcupine Mountains Backpacking Trip Entering grades 8-12 7/19-7/25 Su-Sa 6:00-7:00 pm 9:00-10:00 am 16303 $475 $575 $675

Isle Royale Backpacking Trip Entering grades 9-12 7/26-8/7 Su-F 6:00-7:00 pm 6:00 pm 16305 $725 $825 $925

*Tier C pricing is only available to Y Members

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2015 SUMMER DAY CAMP The YMCA staff are excited to launch another great summer of camp offerings. We recognize that when you register your child for camp, you are entrusting the care of your child to our dedicated staff team. We have a mutual investment in making sure that your child’s physical, social and mental well-being is enriched through his or her YMCA camp experience.Based on decades of camp administration, we know one thing that ensures a safe and memorable summer for all: communication between parents and staff. We welcome your insights and feedback to make sure the YMCA camp meets your child’s expectations. You may contact the director at [email protected] or 715-839-4608, if you have any questions.A $25 non-refundable registration fee is required per child with the registration form. (Max. $50 per family)If your child is not yet a YMCA member, inquire about youth membership in order to receive reduced camp fees. Some restrictions apply—contact the Service Desk for more details.

Adventure CampEntering grades 1-4(Previously known as Traditional Camp)Travel around local communities to parks, pools andbeachesdailyandgoonourweeklyfieldtripslike Willow River State Park and see the waterfall or Crystal Cave and tour the depths of the caves. The campers will put miles on the bus each day to learn new skills and learn about different cultures according to the theme of each week. Campers will be broken up into groups according to what grade they are entering in the fall so they will be with children their own age. We will expose them to beautiful Wisconsin weather and they have the opportunity to swim every day in a pool or lake. We have licensed lifeguards on staff and swim test all the campers to ensure a safe program.

2015 DAY CAMP WEEKLY RATES

Member Community

Full Week

First Child

Second Child

First Child

Second Child

$165 $151 $192 $172

4 Day Week

$140 $126 $172 $155

Around the World in 80 DaysWeek 1: Gallivant to Germany (June 15-19)Field Trip: Willow River State Park (tentative)Grab your bags and pack your lederhosen! This week we will learn all about Germany, including German phrases, history, traditions and more! Week 2: Jet off to Japan (June 22-26)Field Trip: Tie Dying at Wilson ParkDon’t forget your kimono when we Jet off to Japan! Kids will learn all about the history and culture of Japan and maybe even a little bit of calligraphy!Week 3: Unwind in the USA (June 29-July 3)Field Trip: Camp Manitou In celebration of the 4th of July, unwind and celebrate the history, traditions and activities that you are a part of. Week 4: Bum Around Brazil (July 6-10)Field Trip: Dome RanchBum around Brazil this week as the kids learn some Portuguese, the samba and the culture of the largest country in South America.Week 5: Fly to France (July 13-17)Field Trip: High RollerExperience the culture of France this week with the YMCA! We will take a look at how they celebrate Bastille Day, learn a little bit of French and learn about the historical attractions France has to offer.Week 6: Stroll Around Spain (July 20-24)Field Trip: L.E. Phillips Boy Scout CampAs we explore Spain this week, we will learn about the culture, language, and maybe even a few dance moves.Week 7: Chill in China (July 27-31)Field Trip: Crystal Cave (tentative)During this exciting week at camp, the kids will learn about the art of origami, how to count in Chinese, make paper lanterns and so much more!Week 8: Arrive in Australia (Aug. 3-7)Field Trip: Arcadia PoolG’day mate! Welcome to the land down under! This week we will learn about animals who inhabit the smallest continent, its stories and Aboriginal culture. Week 9: Meander to Madagascar (Aug. 10-14) Field Trip: All Camp Talent ShowI hope you like to move it, move it as we travel to Madagascar! We will learn about the climate, animals and traditions of Madagascar this week.

Week 10: Walk like an Egyptian (Aug. 17-21)Field Trip: Jellystone Water ParkThis week, learn about the history behind Egypt as we explore the pyramids, learn how to read hieroglyphics, and learn about Egyptian culture.Week 11: Wanderlust (Aug. 24-26)Field Trip: End of Camp DanceAs camp comes to a close, we will take these three days to explore a country of the group’s choice and show off all the different dance moves learned over the summer.

Specialty CampEntering grades 1-4Adventure Camp with a twist! Are your children interested in learning more about a specific hobby, skill, or sport? Specialty Campers will visit local community parks, lakes and pools daily, but the main theme or emphasis will be on a particular sport or specialty for at least two hours each day. Campers are bound to improve their skills and knowledge while having fun at the same time.

2015 SPECIALTY CAMP WEEKLY RATES

Member Community

Full Week

First Camper

Second Camper

First Camper

Second Camper

$188 $170 $213 $192

Week 1: Gymnastics (June 15-19)Throughout this week, kids will learn the basics of gymnastics through tumbling, using the balance beam and the bars, and so much more! Week 2: Soccer (June 22-26)Kick it with your friends this week while learning how to dribble, pass, score, and play the game.Week 3: Fishing (June 29-July 3)Spend your week on the banks of a river while trying tocatchafish.Learnhowtocast,andreelinwhatyoucatch, all while enjoying time by the riverside.Week 4: Basketball (July 6-10)Get in the zone this week while learning the fundamentals of basketball. Kids will learn how to dribble, shoot, pass, and play defense along with the rules of the game, all while making friends.Week 5: Outdoor Sports (July 13-17)Summer is the perfect time to try new and exciting outdoor sports. This week, kids will explore archery, geocaching and disc golf among other new activities.

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Week 6: Volleyball (July 20-24)Get ready to bump, set and spike your way through this week. The focus will be on the fundamentals of volleyball, rally scoring, and how to play the game.Week 7: Survival Skills (July 27-31)Spend the week learning how to survive out in the wilderness!Kidswilllearnhowtobuildfires,identifyplants and trees, read maps, and so much more.Week 8: Golf (Aug. 3-7)Spend this week learning the life-long sport of golf. Kids will learn the proper swing and stance, golf etiquette, and putting techniques.Week 9: Tennis (Aug. 10-14)This week, the kids will head on over to the Tennis Center to learn the basics of tennis from how to hit the balltoservingand,finally,howtoplaythegame.Week 10: Softball/Baseball (Aug. 17-21)With summer in full swing, learn the fundamentals of softball and baseball this week. Kids will focus on throwing, catching, hitting, and how to play the game.

New This Year: Discovery Camp! Entering grades 1-4You asked, we heard you! We know that summers are crazy and you don’t always need full-time care so we’vecreatedDiscoveryCamp.Thiscamp’sflexibleschedule allows campers to attend full or half-days (less than 4 hours) anduptofivedayseachweek.Wewant to keep your child engaged while working around your family’s busy schedule. Along with convenient, flexiblescheduleoptions,wearealsoexcitedtooffer Discovery Campers the chance to participate in the YMCA’s enrichment classes, sports clinics and swim lessons, all while providing care around these programs.

2015 DISCOVERY CAMP DAILY RATES*

Full Day

Member Community

$26 $30

1/2 Day $15 $17

Optional Add-On Enrichment Classes & Sports ClinicsThe Y will offer a new single-week, four-day mini-class each week all summer long. We would like to offer our Discovery Camp participants the option to develop new skills this summer! As a Discovery Camper, you will have the option to add these programs to your weekly schedule for a reduced rate of $20/session. Elementary students will be given the opportunity to learn a new language, enhance their writing skills, experiment with cool STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) projects, sample new recipes and express themselves artistically all summer long! Each week has a new focus or theme, so your summer will be full of surprises! Monday-Thursday | 10:30 am-12:00 pm

Add-on Enrichment Classes for Discovery CampersThe enrichment classes below are designed for 2nd-5th grade campers.Learn a Language Learninganewlanguagecanbuildself-confidence,empathy for others, and respect for new experiences. Join us to learn the basics of a new language.Session I: June 15-18 | Intro to FrenchSession II: July 20-23 | Intro to SpanishSession III: August 24-27 | ABCs of ASL (American Sign Language)Writer’s Voice, Junior!Writing is a lifelong skill that can be incredibly fun to do! In this class, we will work on writing our own poems, creating our own stories and discussing popular books.Session I: June 22-25 | Session II: July 27-30Explore! Junior STEM InstituteThis program will strive to teach key STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) topics in a fun, hands-on way. Together, we will work to solve problems and perform experiments that are sure to excite all participants! Session I: June 29-July 2 | Session II: August 3-6Junior ChefsParticipants will get their hands dirty mixing, measuring, and rolling to create their own homemade treats. From learning about kitchen to preparing and eating some tasty concoctions, this program is a great experience for all involved! Session I: July 6-9 | Session II: August 10-13

Young Artists StudioWe invite you to join us as we explore our creativity! This visual art class is aimed at broadening your artistic horizons. Together, we will work to hone our skillsandfinesseourtalent!Session I: July 13-16 | Session II: August 17-20

Add-on Sport Clinics for Discovery CampersLooking for some fun this summer? If so, then sign up for Summer School Sports at the Y! There’s something for everyone! We are offering four-day sport clinics for area youth who are interested in trying out a new sport or just want to spend more time playing a sport they love. Clinics are designed to teach participants the fundamentals of each sport. There will be an emphasis on individual skill development and team work. As a Discovery Camper, you will have the option to add any of these sports clinics to your weekly schedule for a reduced rate of $15 per session.Basketball (June 22-25) 9:00-9:45 am | K-2nd Grade 10:00-10:45 am | 3rd-5th GradeVolleyball (June 29-July 2)9:00-9:45 am | K-2nd Grade 10:00-10:45 am | 3rd-5th GradeFootball (July 6-9)9:00-9:45 am | K-2nd Grade10:00-10:45 am | 3rd-5th GradeRacquetball (July 13-16)9:00-9:45 am | K-2nd Grade10:00-10:45 am | 3rd-5th Grade

* 10% discount for 2nd Camper

SWIMMING LESSONS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE

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Y-JUNIORS ENTERING GRADES 5-6

Y-Juniors is based on our Adventure Camp and designed for students who are transitioning from elementary school to middle school. This program offers youth a chance to budget and plan where they go each day with their own transportation. In addition to what the kids do in Adventure Camp, your camper will develop leadership skills through mentoring younger campers, community service projects, assisting with their own schedule and other enrichment opportunities.

Weekly Themes The Y-Juniors follow the same themes and activities as Discovery Camp shown on page 14.

How to Register for Y-Juniors• Go to http://bit.ly/ECYMCACamp to start

the registration process and submit the information from step 4 and 5.

• After you complete the online registration form, you will be taken to our payment system to submit your camper’s registration fee.

Y-LEADERS ENTERING GRADES 7-8

The Y-Leader program balances a fun and exciting summerexperienceofbigweeklyfieldtripswhileoffering a variety of youth leadership opportunities that develop life skills, health and wellness, recreation, and self-awareness. We hope by the end of the summer the youth have had the opportunity for character development, are committed to community service, and become leaders! This weekly program for students going into Grades 7 and 8 assists in developing teamwork, leadership, budgeting, safety, healthy living, and community stewardship. In this program, your children will grow, thrive, lead and belong. These lifelong skills can be applied to their lives now and into the future.This program meets weekly Monday – Thursday from 9:00 am – 4:00 pm. Participants will be placed in a group of no more than 13 students where they learn to budget their weekly allowance, plan a weekly community service project, and decide what other activities they want to do for the week.

Do You Want To Plan Your Own Summer?• You will learn to work together with friends

in a fun, relaxing summer atmosphere. Choose to go to lakes, parks, pools, Valleyfair, or Wisconsin Dells.

• Volunteer in the child care or with the Humane Society, a nursing home, or the American Red Cross.

• Work with your group to budget the group’s money so you can plan weekly activities and trips with the help from the Y-Leader staff.

• Scheduleyourowndailyphysicalfitness.• Each week, work together to plan activities,

fieldtrips,volunteerormentor,andbudgetgroup money.

How to Register for Y-Leaders• Go to http://bitly.com/YLeaderRegistration

to start the registration process.• After you complete the online registration

form, you will be taken to our payment system to submit your camper’s registration fee. ($25/camper, $50 family maximum)

• Have your student visit http://bitly.com/Yleadersstudent to complete the Y-Leaders participant information form.

Y-LEADERS SCHEDULE & ACTIVITIESWeeks 1 & 2: Teamwork/Leadership June 15-18 and June 22-25 Meet the other Y-Leaders and work as a team to learn leadership skills. Scheduled trips include the UWEC Ropes Course (week 1) and Jellystone (week 2). Weeks 3 & 4: Budgeting June 29-July 2 and July 6-9Learn to budget your money to save enough for fun fieldtripsandtheendofthesummertrip.ScheduledfieldtripsincludeValleyfair(week3)andActionCity/Chaos (week 4).Weeks 5 & 6: Community and Service July 13-16 & July 20-23 Learn about the Eau Claire community and how you to help the environment around you and the people we livewith.Scheduledfieldtripsincludeacampingtrip(week 5) and the Mall of America (week 6).Week 7: Safety | July 27-30Learn all about safety procedures and what to do in an emergency. Classes will include American Red Cross BabysittingandCPR.ScheduledfieldtripisComoZoo.Weeks 8 & 9: Self Awareness August 3-6 and August 10-13Learn about Fitness and Nutrition to make your mind, bodyandspirithealthy.ScheduledfieldtripsaretheMinnesota Science Museum (week 8) and choose your ownfieldtrip(week9).Week 10: End of Summer Trip August 17-20All the hard work with the budget and fundraising pays off this week when you go on the overnight end-of-the summer trip planned by the Y-Leaders participants.

2015 Y-JUNIORS WEEKLY RATES

MemberCommunity

Member

Full Week

1st Child

2nd Child

1st Child

2nd Child

$165 $151 $192 $172

4 Day Week $140 $126 $172 $155

2015 Y-LEADERS WEEKLY RATE

Members $95 per week Community Members $115 per week

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BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL AGED CHILD CARE (SACC)Grades K-5 | Open to Members and Community The Y operates the SACC programs at the Y and various other sites in the Eau Claire area schools. This program is designed to provide children a safe, enriching, dependable and affordable before and after school experience. We hope to instill in each child a sense of respect for themselves, others and their surroundings. Positive interactions in both small and large groups are emphasized. The programs operate from 6:30 am until the start of school and from after school until 6:00 pm. View the program information on our website: www.eauclaireymca.org. Please note that a $25 registration fee per child must be submitted at the time of registration. (Max $55/family).

Before and After School Care Sites:Flynn, Locust Lane, Manz, Meadowview, Montessori, Northwoods, Putnam, Robbins, Sam Davey, St. James, St. Mary’s (Altoona), Immaculate Conception (AM)

Before and After School Care offered with bus transportation to/from the YMCA: Lakeshore, Longfellow, Sherman, Immaculate Conception (PM), Moundview-Elk Mound (PM)

CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER The Child Development Center is designed to offer well-supervised, quality care for all children. Children in our program have the opportunity to grow in an enriching, supportive environment that offers a variety of activities to foster independent and group learning. Each day includes a balance of age-appropriate activities which include small and large motor skills, quiet and active times, and indoor and outdoor play. We promote an environment that encourages each child to explore new experiences and interact with others in a positive manner. Our Center Offers:• Swimming Lessons• Preschool Curriculum• AM and PM EC4T Sessions• Outdoor Playgrounds• Consistent Staff• Gym Activities

KIDS KORNER BABYSITTINGAges: 4 weeks-11 yearsHoursMonday & Wednesday 8:45 am-1:30 pmTuesday, Thursday & Friday 8:45 am-12:00 pmSaturday 8:30 am-12:00 pmSunday - Friday 4:00-7:30 pm OPERATED 100% ON RESERVATIONS• Parents must remain in the facility at all times. • $2.50 per hour/per child. • Payment cards available at the Service Desk.

Questions? Please contact Laura at 715-833-4845 or [email protected]

BIRTHDAY PARTIESLet the YMCA host a special birthday party for your child! We offer two types of parties:Party Room (all ages)Parents are responsible for children. During your time at the Y, we will provide you with a decorated Party Room for food and gifts, use of basketball gyms, a racquetball court and the chance to swim. Party Room capacity - maximum 25 people. Parties are offered Saturdays, Sundays and some Friday evenings.Fee: $75 Y Member | $100 CommunityParty Room AND Kids Gym (ages 3-11) During your time at the Y, we will provide you with a decorated Party Room for food and gifts, use of basketball gyms, a racquetball court and the chance to swim. Y Staff will supervise children for one hour in Kids Gym. Kids Gym has a treadwall, beehive, rope swing and basketball hoop. Party Room capacity - maximum 25 people.Parties are offered Saturdays, Sundays and some Friday evenings.Fee: $100 Y Member | $125 CommunityQuestions? Please contact Laura at 715-833-4845 or [email protected] Your Party at the Gymnastics Center! Looking for a memorable way to celebrate your child’s birthday? Look no further! Kids have a great time at YMCA Gymnastics Center birthday parties! Parties include activities such as games, relay races, obstacle courses and a chance to play on gymnastic equipment! Our professionally-trained staff supervises all activities. Parents provide the refreshments and necessary tableware (cups, plates, napkins and plastic ware), and we will provide the rest (tables and chairs)! Parties at the Gymnastics Center are offered on Saturdays only1 ½ hour party with up to 10 children Fee*: $85 Y Member | $100 Community *Each additional child $3• Option #1 – 1:00-2:30 pm• Option #2 – 3:00-4:30 pm• Option #3 – 5:00-6:30 pm

Reservations must be made at least 2 weeks in advance. For more information and to reserve your birthday party, please stop at the Service Desk at the main YMCA.

2015-2016 BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL MONTHLY RATES

Days

Before School

After School

Both Before &

After School

1st Child/ 2nd Child



5 $102/$92 $140/$126 $229/$206

4 $88/$79 $121/$109 $198/$179

3 $71/$64 $99/$88 $160/$144

2 $54/$49 $75/$67 $122/$110

1 $34/$31 $47/$42 $76/69

REGISTRATION FOR THE 2015-2016 BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL CARE BEGINS MAY 18, 2015

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YOUTH & FAMILY PROGRAMSFlick & FloatWesupplytheflick,youbringthefloat!Joinusthesecond Friday of each month in the small pool. 6:30-8:00 pm. Community members must show photo ID. Free for everyone!

April 10 Toy StoryMay 8 Sleeping BeautyJune 12 Once Upon a ForestJuly 10 101 DalmatiansAugust 14 Kung Fu Panda

Father Daughter Dance Saturday, April 18, 6:30-9:00 pmFee: Y Member $10 | Community $15Ages: 4+ Class #16341 (daughters) | Class #16342 (dads)No moms allowed! This magical event is just for girls and their dads (or other male role models) to enjoy an evening together with music and refreshments. Come dressed in your best for this night that you will not soon forget! All daughters who register by April 1st are eligible to receive a FREE corsage on the big night.Pinterest PartiesSundays | 4:00-5:30 pm

4/19: Spring is in the Air | Class #163406/28: Garden Party | Class #178298/16: Summer Fun in the Sun | Class #17830Fee: Y Member $10 | Community $12

Ages: Great for all ages!Every other month, we offer a fun craft party revolving around a new theme! We supply the instructions and supplies. All participants must be pre-registered by the Wednesday before the party they plan to attend. Jedi Knight AcademySaturdays, April 18-May 23, 1:30-2:30 pmAges: 7-10 | Class #17810Fee: Y Member $20 | Community $30A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, a group of young people banded together to form the Jedi Knight Academy. Come along as we train to join the elite rank of the Jedi, from light saber training to agility to learning and abiding by the Jedi Code. Join us as we discover if the Force is strong with you!

May the Force be with YouSunday, May 3, 1-2:30 pmFee: Y Member $10 | Community $12Ages: 5-10 | Class #17831In celebration of the upcoming Star Wars Day (May the 4th be with you!), join us for an afternoon of Star Wars-themed activities, games, and snacks as we train to join the Jedi and the Rebel Alliance and defeat the Galactic Empire! Pre-register by April 29.Let’s LEGO!Sunday, June 14, 1-2:30 pmFee: Y Member $10 | Community $12Ages: 5-10 | Class #17882Everything is awesome! Join us for a fun afternoon of LEGO challenges, activities, games, and snacks. Work together with other LEGO lovers to create amazing and original works of art. We will even have an “Everything is Awesome!” dance party! All participants must be preregistered by Wednesday, June 10.Minecraft ManiaSunday, July 12, 1-2:30 pmFee: Y Member $10 | Community $12Ages: 5-10 | Class #17832Explore a world of your own! Join us as we celebrate this popular open-world game. Avoid the Creepers as we explore, dig, cook, craft, brew, and farm our way through a series of Minecraft-inspired games, crafts, activities, and snacks. All participants must be preregistered by Wednesday, July 8.Dance MixWednesdays, July 22-August 26Ages 3-4 | 4:15-5:00 pm | Class #17833Ages 5-6 | 5:15-6:00 pm | Class #17834Fee: Y Member $48 | Community $72Gainstrengthandflexibilitywhilelearningnewdancemoves and having fun! Participants will explore various dance styles and techniques through this introductory class. No experience or dance equipment required!Superhero Adventure LeagueSaturdays, July 25-August 29, 1:30-2:30 pmAges: 7-10 | Class #17835Fee: Y Member $20 | Community $30Pow! Zap! Kablamo! In this fun, active program, you’ll train like a champion and help your favorite superheroes save the day! Show your inner hero as we create our secret identities, perform top-secret missions, and conquer villains everywhere, all while developing strength of body, mind, and spirit.

Magic Tree House AdventuresSunday, August 9, 1-2:30 pmFee: Y Member $10 | Community $12Ages: 5-10 | Class #17883Venture off with Jack and Annie as we go on our own magical tree house adventures! Participants will complete a number of activities and games related to their amazing travels and use riddles, codes, and courage to complete missions! All participants must be preregistered by Wednesday, August 5.Summer Reading ClubJune 15 – August 3Fee: FREEAges: 7-18 years oldJoin the club! The Y encourages you to step up your reading game this summer and go bonkers for books! Starting June 15, participants will be able to log their reading online via the Eau Claire YMCA website.All participants will receive weekly e-mail newsletters and be eligible for incentives including prizes and coupons each week that they log reading. Additionally, every book you read gets you one more chance to win our grand prize drawing at the end of the summer! Registration is not required and you can join at any time – to become part of the Club, all you have to do is start logging your reading, and we’ll take it from there! Watch the website for more details!

Y-Rep: Fractured Fairy TalesCome one, come all! Enjoy the zany antics of this summer’s Y-Rep Productions group as they perform a set of original fairy tale adaptations! When: Saturday, July 18 2:00 & 6:00 pmWhere: 102 W. Grand Avenue, Eau ClaireTickets: Adults $10 | Youth $5 (Ages 12 & Under)

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TEEN, ARTS & ENRICHMENTTrailblazers & Treasure HuntersSaturdays, June 6-July 18, 1-2:30 pm

No class on Saturday, July 4 Fee: Y Member $30 | Community $40Ages: 9-13 | Class #17855This summer, come explore with us in this fun new program! We will learn the basics of map-reading, orienteering, and the popular sport of Geocaching while using maps, compasses, coordinates, and GPS devices to trek our way across the outdoors. Adventure and excitement abound at every turn as we navigate our course with the occasional treasure awaitingourarrivalatthefinaldestination.Y-Rep Productions: Fractured Fairy TalesRehearsals: June 15-July 15, M/T/W, 2:30-4:00 pm

No rehearsal the week of June 29-July 1Tech rehearsals: July 16 & July 17, 2:00-5:00 pmPerformances: Sat., July 18, 2:00 pm & 6:00 pmFee: ECASD Student $20 | Y Member $45 Community $60 Ages: 8-14 | Class #17852Have you ever wanted to change the outcome of a fairy tale? Do you wonder what would have happened if Cinderella was turned evil by her Fairy Godmother or if Sleeping Beauty and Snow White swapped sleeping arrangements? This summer, join in as we write our own “fractured” versions of popular fairy tales and children’s stories. As with all Y-Rep Productions programs, everyone who registers will get a part onstage – everyone is welcome to join in on the fun! Not every actor will need to attend every rehearsal – if you have scheduling conflicts,wewilldoourbesttoworkaroundthem.All participants are required to attend technical rehearsals on July 16 & 17 and the performances on Saturday, July 18. All rehearsals will take place in the Fitness Training Center; tech rehearsals and performances will take place at the Chippewa Valley Theatre Guild’s Little Grand Theatre.

Adventure ClubSaturdays 6/13, 6/27, 7/11, 7/25, 8/8, 8/22 3:00-4:30 pmFee: $30 for summer sessionAges: 10-14 | Class #17854The Adventure Club is a safe and supportive environment in which participants will be encouraged to step outside of their comfort zones to experience a sense of accomplishment as individuals and as a team. Adventures may include activities such as kayaking, archery,fishing,animaltracking,andmore!Thisprogram meets on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month and will feature a new adventure every week. Can You Dig It?Thursdays, June 18-July 30, 1-2:30 pmFee:$20Ages: 8-11 | Class #17853Location: Forest Street Community Garden (534 Forest Street, Eau Claire)Come play in the dirt with us! In this program, participants will get their hands dirty through planting and caring for their own vegetable garden! We will explore the entire growing process together through many fun activities and projects, as well as try tasty treats fresh from the garden. Any unused produce at the end of the growing season will be donated to a local food bank or charity. Life is a garden…dig it!Tinker-ific!Sundays, July 19-August 23, 1:30-2:30 pm Fee: Y Member $30 | Community $40Ages: 9-13 | Class #17856Gear up for a program unlike any other! There’s no better way to learn than to do, and this brand new program allows for complete creative freedom! Tinker-ific!isaclassdesignedtochallengeitsparticipants to use creative problem solving skills to findsolutionstochallengesandpuzzles.Studentswilluse LEGO Robotics kits and software to build their own creations, learn about writing code, solve puzzles, and deconstruct (and rebuild!) a number of pieces of technology. Get your tinker on!

SUMMER INTERMEDIATE ENRICHMENT CLASSES Fee: ECASD Student $20 | Y Member $45 Community $60Discover! STEM InstituteThursdays, June 25-July 16 | 4:00 - 5:30 pmAges:11-15 | Class #17848This program is designed to teach key STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) topics in a fun, hands-on way. We will work together to creatively solve problems through originality and experimentation.Writer’s VoiceTuesdays, July 21-August 11 | 4:00 - 5:30 pmAges:11-15 | Class # 17849This national Y program is designed for students looking to expand their reading and writing skills. Through a diverse series of workshops, structured writing sessions, and more, participants will gain a new appreciation for the written and spoken word and gainconfidenceintheirworkandthemselves!Art and SoulThursdays, July 30-August 20 | 4:00 - 5:30 pmAges:11-15 | Class #17850Creativity knows no bounds in this new visual art class. Bring your imagination to life as we make new, eclectic masterpieces each week. Students will get a lot of input on what types of projects they’d like to take on, so come prepared to dream up and create!

NEW THIS SUMMER: Elementary Enrichment Classes

The Y will offer a new single-week, four-day mini-class each week all summer long. Elementary students will be given the opportunity to learn a new language, enhance their writing skills, experiment with cool STEM projects, sample new recipes and express themselves artistically all summer long! Each week has a new focus or theme, so your summer will be full of surprises!

See page 15 for full class descriptions Fee: ECASD Student $20 | Y Member $45 Community $60

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SAFETY COURSES

Class Name Age Session Dates Days Start Time End Time Session Y Member Community

CPR/AED FIRST AID CLASSESCPR/AED First Aid Class April 15+ years 4/25 Sat 9:00 am 4:00 pm 16112 $60 $85

CPR/AED First Aid Class Early-May 15+ years 5/2 Sat 9:00 am 4:00 pm 16114 $60 $85

CPR/AED First Aid Class Late-May 15+ years 5/16 Sat 9:00 am 4:00 pm 16113 $60 $85

CPR/AED First Aid Class June 15+ years 6/3 W 6:00 pm 10:00 pm 18111 $60 $85

CPR/AED First Aid Class mid-June 15+ years 6/20 Sat 9:00 am 2:00 pm 18112 $60 $85

CPR/AED First Aid Class August 15+ years 8/1 Sat 9:00 am 2:00 pm 18113 $60 $85

REVIEWSLifeguard Review Late-April 17+ years 4/30 Th 4:00 pm 10:00 pm 16107 $50 $75

Lifeguard Review May 17+ years 5/14 Th 4:00 pm 10:00 pm 16108 $50 $75

Lifeguard Review June 17+ years 6/4 Th 4:00 pm 10:00 pm 16109 $50 $75

Lifeguard Review Late-June 17+ years 6/25 Th 4:00 pm 10:00 pm 18108 $50 $75

Lifeguard Review August 17+ years 8/27 Th 4:00 pm 10:00 pm 18109 $50 $75

Lifeguard Review September 17+ years 9/10 Th 4:00 pm 10:00 pm 18110 $50 $75

LIFEGUARD TRAINING

Lifeguard Training May 16+ years 5/26-31T-F

Sat & Sun5:00 pm9:00 am

9:00 pm5:00 pm

16100 $185 $225

Lifeguard Training June 16+ years 6/15-20M-FSat

9:00 am9:00 am

2:00 pm5:00 pm

16101 $185 $225

Lifeguard Training August 16+ years 8/10-8/15M-FSat

6:00 pm9:00 am

10:00 pm5:00 pm

18107 $185 $225

LIFEGUARD INSTRUCTOR TRAINING (LGI)LGI Training* 18+ years 6/8-6/12 M-F 1:00 pm 6:00 pm 16097 $225 $250

*Must contact Aquatic Director and enroll in class by 4/25/2015 to be part of the tentatively scheduled LGI class.

WATER SAFETY

Water Safety Instructor Training 16+ years 4/10-4/19F


9:00 pm5:00 pm

16103 $200 $250

Water Safety Instructor Training 16+ years 6/5-6/14F


9:00 pm5:00 pm

16104 $200 $250

Water Safety Instructor Training 16+ years 8/3-8/9M-F


9:00 pm5:00 pm

18105 $200 $250

SAFETY COURSESTheAmericanRedCrosshasimplementedseveralsignificantchangesinsafetyclasses and instructions for class participants. We highly recommend interested participantsconsultourwebpagewithspecificinformationonclassdescriptions,how to register for classes, payment, and participation requirements for any of the safety classes listed below. Visit www.eauclaireymca.org. Select the “Aquatics” pull down tab and click on “Lifeguard & Safety Certificates.”

Babysitter Training Session I: June 23-24, 1:00-4:00 pm | Class #17949Session II: August 11-12, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm | Class #17950Fee: Y Member $40 | Community $60 | ECASD Student $15This course will provide participants with the information and skills necessary to provide safe and responsible care for children. Participants will learn and practice skills in these six critical areas: leadership, safety, age-appropriate activities, basic care, First Aid and professionalism.

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ATHLETIC ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM (AEP)The Eau Claire YMCA’s Athletic Enhancement Program is perfect for youth ages 12 and older. The program is designed to build and sharpen athletic fundamentals such as strength, conditioning, speed and agility, with a focus on injury prevention. AEP is great for all ability levels in any sport as we cater to each person’s strengths andweaknesses.Thisprogramisuniqueinthatitisrunbynationally-certifiedpersonal trainers at the McPhee Center on the UW-Eau Claire Campus. • Trainingcanbegeneralorsport-specific• Ideal for beginner to advanced levels• Focus on injury prevention & proper technique• Rehabilitative strength & conditioning• You will be pushed to reach your full potential by experienced and

certifiedstrengthandconditioningcoaches.Dates: June 15-August 10Days: Monday-FridayLocation: UW-Eau Claire | McPhee CenterParticipants can choose to attend between 1-4 classes per week. Students living within the Eau Claire Area School District boundaries receive 2 classes per week, FREE!

NEW For 2015: Power Session Program!This 8-week program is designed for advanced athletes ages 15+ . Participants will need to know how to demonstrate a proper squat, bench press, power clean, and pulluponthefirstdayofcamptobeabletoparticipateinthissession.

RegistrationTo register for the 2015 Athletic Enhancement Program, please visit www.eauclaireymca.org. From there, click on the “Healthy Living” tab, then the “Athletic Enhancement” program tab, print and complete the registration form and return it to the Eau Claire YMCA 700 Graham Ave. Eau Claire, WI 54701.

HEALTHY KIDS DAYPresented in partnership with Mayo Clinic Health System - Eau ClaireSaturday, April 25 | FREE for everyone!The more support, guidance and opportunities we give kids...the more amazing qualities they’ll get out. The more they get out, the more they can achieve. That’s why we provide kids a healthy, caring environment of fun, learning and belonging to help them reach their fullest potential. And that’s why we celebrate Healthy Kids Day, our biggest day of the year devoted to kids and MORE! Join us for a day of togetherness and fun, featuring a bike rodeo, a rollover simulator, family health expo, superhero-themed activities, and so much more!

Be super this April and kickoff your summer with a bang with the Eau Claire YMCA!

SCHEDULE 9:00 am-1:00 pm | Expo & Youth Activities | Bike Rodeo

9:00-10:00 am | Quick Start Tennis10:00-11:00 am | Family Zumba11:00 am-12:00 pm | Kids Yoga12:00-1:00 pm | Basketball with the UWEC Men’s & Women’s teams

1:00-2:30 pm | Flick & Float: Big Hero 66:30-8:00 pm | Camp Manitou Battleball Night

Number of days attending

ECASD Resident

Non-ECASD Resident

1 class/week (9 total) $0 $150

2 classes/week (18 total) $0 $200



Available Monday-Friday Sessions6:00-7:00 am 7:15-8:15 am 8:30-9:30 am

9:45-10:45 am 11:00 am-12:00 pm 2:00-3:00 pm

Questions can be directed to: Jamie Hoover at 715-833-4842 or [email protected]

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SPORTSY-TEE of the Chippewa ValleyWhat is Y-Tee?The Eau Claire YMCA and Hickory Hills Golf Course are happy to offer Eau Claire area youth instruction on the great game of golf! Y-Tee of the Chippewa Valley is dedicated to enhancing the lives of youth through character development and value-driven educational curriculumsallthroughthegameofgolf.Thisfun-filledprogramoffers three levels of golf education that are geared to various ages and ability levels. You will begin by learning the basic components of a golf swing and the parts of the course. As you advance, you’ll continue to learn more rules, goal setting, golf etiquette and build off your existing skill level.Which Y-Tee class should we register for?When selecting a level please keep in mind the program is structured to meet the needs of participants based on golf experience. Individual classes may be further broken down to be age appropriate to ensure participants enjoy the program with fellow golfers closer to their age. Please sign up early; any classes with fewer than three participants signed up will be cancelled.Red Tee: Beginners ages 4-6

White Tee: Beginners and novice players ages 7+

Blue Tee: Completed at least one White Tee class or have 1-3 years of golf experience playing independently, ages 10+

Program Located at Hickory Hills Golf Course: E4080 Hickory Road, Eau Claire, WI 54701

Class Name Age

Session Dates

Start Time

End Time Class # Y

Member Community

Red Tee 4-6 Years

June 15-18 9:30 am 10:30 am 18008

$15 $20

June 22-25 9:30 am 10:30 am 18009

June 29-July 2 9:30 am 10:30 am 18010

June 29-July 2 10:45 am 11:45 am 18011

June 29-July 2 1:00 pm 2:00 pm 18012

July 6-9 9:30 am 10:30 am 18013

July 13-16 9:30 am 10:30 am 18014

July 20-23 9:30 am 10:30 am 18015

July 20-23 10:45 am 11:45 am 18016

July 20-23 1:00 pm 2:00 pm 18017

July 27-30 9:30 am 10:30 am 18018

August 3-6 9:30 am 10:30 am 18019

August 10-13 9:30 am 10:30 am 18033

White Tee 7+ Years

June 15-18 10:45 am 12:15 pm 18020

$20 $25

June 22-25 10:45 am 12:15 pm 18021

June 29-July 2 9:15 am 10:45 am 18022

June 29-July 2 10:45 am 12:15 pm 18023

June 29-July 2 1:00 pm 2:30 pm 18024

July 6-9 10:45 am 12:15 pm 18025

July 13-16 10:45 am 12:15 pm 18026

July 20-23 9:15 am 10:45 am 18027

July 20-23 10:45 am 12:15 pm 18028

July 20-23 1:00 pm 2:30 pm 18029

July 27-30 10:45 am 12:15 pm 18030

August 3-6 10:45 am 12:15 pm 18031

August 10-13 10:45 am 12:15 pm 18034

Blue Tee 10+ Years

June 15-18 1:00 pm 2:30 pm 17996

$20 $25

June 22-25 1:00 pm 2:30 pm 17997

June 29-July 2 9:15 am 10:45 am 17998

June 29-July 2 10:45 am 12:15 pm 17999

June 29-July 2 1:00 pm 2:30 pm 18000

July 6-9 1:00 pm 2:30 pm 18001

July 13-16 1:00 pm 2:30 pm 18002

July 20-23 9:15 am 10:45 am 18003

July 20-23 10:45 am 12:15 pm 18004

July 20-23 1:00 pm 2:30 pm 18005

July 27-30 1:00 pm 2:30 pm 18006

August 10-13 1:00 pm 2:30 pm 18007

Please direct all questions regarding Y-Tee to Bonnie Nicolai at 715-839-4616 or [email protected]

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2015 TACKLE FOOTBALL LEAGUE Grades 5 & 6Join USA Football and Eau Claire area youth in the area’s largest Youth Tackle Football League. The tackle football season runs mid-August through late-October over a 12-14 week period consisting of practices during the week and games on Saturdays. Participants will be placed on teams according to where they attend school. Rostersarelimitedto25players.Inthecaseofanoverflowofplayersorlateregistrations,playersmaybeplacedonteamsnotaffiliatedwiththeirschool.Thismay include some players traveling from neighboring cities. Our league is designed to help teach the fundamentals and skills as well as the rules of the game and both teamwork and sportsmanship. Player safety is a priority so USA Football Head’s Up tackling techniques will be taught and enforced. We do not keep score in this league because here at the YMCA, everybody plays; everybody wins!Dates: August 10-October 31Fee: $90 Y Member | $150 CommunityAdditional Cost: $50 equipment deposit payable by check or credit card must be received when picking up equipment. This will be refunded when the equipment is returned.Registration Begins: June 1. All necessary forms will be available online by May 4 on our website www.eauclaireymca.org.Registration Deadline: July 10. Late registrations will be put on a waiting list and then placed on teams that have roster openings. A $10 late fee will be assessed to registrations received after July 10.Practices: Begin the week of August 10. All practices will be held during the week. Dates, times, and location will be determined by the coach. A coach will contact you regarding practice. Games: ThefirstgameisheldSeptember4.AllgameswiththeexceptionoftheCarson Classic are played on Saturdays between 9:00 am and 4:00 pm.Equipment Pick-Up Dates: All necessary equipment is provided by the YMCA. Please note that we have a $50 equipment deposit payable by check or credit card. This fee will be returned when equipment is returned. All forms (registration, physical and waiver, concussion awareness forms) must be in by equipment pick up date. Players will not be allowed to pick-up equipment or participate/practice until all forms are turned in.6th Grade Equipment Pick UpJuly 19 3:00- 5:00 pm Last Name: A-J July 19 5:30-7:30 pm Last Name: K-Z

5th Grade Equipment Pick UpJuly 26 3:00- 5:00 pm Last Name: A-J July 26 5:30-7:30 pm Last Name: K-Z

Coaching: Volunteer coaches are always needed! If you are interested in being a head coach, have knowledge of the game, are able to work well with kids, and can help model the four core values of the YMCA, then this may be an opportunity for you.Pleasefilloutthebottomportionofyourchild’sregistrationformaswellasa volunteer coach application. All coaches are required to complete a Criminal Background Check and go through a USA Football Head’s Up training clinic.

Y RUN YOUTH RUNNING CLUBGrades 3-8ThenewYRunclubpromotesfun,fitnessandahealthylifestyle.Runningisagreat form of exercise and all you need is a comfy pair of shoes and a positive attitude.Allfitnesslevelsareencouragedtoparticipateandnorunningexperienceis necessary. Sessions will include a dynamic warm-up, active games, a run/walk workout, stretching and cool-down. Registration for Y Run includes entry for each club member and an adult “buddy” of their choice into the Tortoise and Hare 5K on July30.ParticipantswithreceiveadryfitYrunshirtandshouldcomedressedforhigh activity. Northstar Middle School Track | Tuesdays/Thursdays | June 16-July 30 Grades: 3-5 | 9:00-10:00 am | Class #18035Grades: 6-8 | 10:00-11:00 am | Class #18036Fee: Y Member $40 | Community $80

SUMMER SCHOOL SPORTSLooking for some fun this summer? If so, then sign up for Summer School Sports at the Y! There’s something for everyone! We are offering four-day sport clinics for area youth who are interested in trying out a new sport or just want to spend more time playing a sport they love. There will be an emphasis on individual skill development and team work. Clinics are designed to teach participants the fundamentals of each sport. Fee for all Classes: ECASD Student $15 | Non-ECASD Student $25

SUMMER SCHOOL SPORTS

Class Name Grade Session

Dates Day Start Time

End Time

Summer School Basketball

K-2nd

M-Th

June 22-25 9:00 am 9:45 am

3rd – 5th June 22-25 10:00 am 10:45 am

Summer School Volleyball

K-2nd June 29-July 2 9:00 am 9:45 am

3rd – 5th June 29-July 2 10:00 am 10:45 am

Summer School Football

K-2nd July 6-9 9:00 am 9:45 am

3rd – 5th July 6-9 10:00 am 10:45 am

Summer School Racquetball

K-2nd July 13-16 9:00 am 9:45 am

3rd – 5th July 13-16 10:00 am 10:45 am

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SUMMER SPORTS LEAGUESYouth/Middle School Basketball League Summer leagues are a part of the Eau Claire YMCA’s basketball tradition. In an effort to keep building on that tradition, we would like to offer our area youth an opportunity to build on their skills and play summer basketball. The Y aims to provideteamswithapositiveexperience,usingcertifiedofficials,knowledgeablestaff, and promoting the four core values of the YMCA. We hope that your team will join us this summer! Each team must submit a registration form available at the Y Service Desk or at www.eauclaireymca.org Middle School Volleyball LeagueOver a number of years, the YMCA has been offering Summer Volleyball Leagues to High School students in and around the Eau Claire Area. This year we’re expanding the league and offering it to Middle School players as well. This league is designed to allow teams from both near and far the opportunity to play a game they enjoy, while improving both their individual and team skills. The Y aims to provide a positiveexperience,usingcertifiedofficialsandknowledgeablestaff.Teamswillplay an 8 game schedule. We hope that your team will join us this summer!

High School Basketball LeagueOur high school summer basketball leagues are structured to accommodate busy schedules and provide quality competition. In partnership with the Chippewa Valley Family YMCA, we will be providing two games each night. High School Volleyball LeagueOnce again the YMCA will be offering JV and varsity volleyball leagues. The Y aims toprovideapositiveexperience,usingqualifiedofficials,knowledgeablestaff,andpromoting the four core values of the YMCA. Both the JV and Varsity league will be offered on Mondays, so teams from out of town can carpool. We hope that your team will join us this summer! Western Wisconsin Women’s College Basketball LeagueThe Western Wisconsin Women’s Basketball League enables female players an opportunity to continue to improve their basketball skills during the summer. The league is open to all women that have graduated high school. Due to NCAA regulations, current D1 scholarship players are not eligible.

GOJU KAI KARATELooking for a new way to build self-esteem, discipline, and determination? Try Goju Kai karate! Each session, you will learn karate and self-defense skills while improving flexibility,balance,andcoordination.ThisprogramrunscontinuouslyandmeetseveryThursday evening and Saturday morning; you may attend whichever sessions meet your schedule. Enrollment is continuous and both beginner and advanced levels are taught at each class. All participants are required to purchase a punch card at the Service Desk in order to attend.Days/Time: Thursdays 7:00-9:00 pm | Saturdays 10:00 am-12:00 pmLocation: Fitness Training Center (FTC)For more information, please contact Duane Badman at 715-456-0152 or [email protected]

*Summer Sports League registration forms are available on our website http://bit.ly/ECYMCASummerSchoolSports or at the Service Desk.

Teams must submit a registration form available at the Y Service Desk or online at www.eauclaireymca.org. Contact Sports Director, Bonnie Nicolai with questions at 715-839-4616 or [email protected]

SUMMER SPORTS LEAGUES*

Class Name Grade Day Dates Start Time End Time Fee

Middle School Volleyball League 7th & 8th M Jun. 15 – August 3 2:00 pm 6:00 pm

$275/TeamJV Girls Volleyball League 9th-12th M June 15 – August 3 4:00 pm 10:00 pm

Varsity Girls Volleyball League 9th-12th M June 15 – August 3 4:00 pm 10:00 pm

Middle School Boys Basketball League 7th-8th W June 17 – August 5 2:00 pm 6:00 pm$275/Team

Middle School Girls Basketball League 7th-8th Th June 18 – August 6 2:00 pm 6:00 pm

5th-6th Girls Basketball League 5th-6th Su June 21- August 16 3:00 pm 8:00 pm$275/Team

5th-6th Boys Basketball League 5th-6th Su June 21 -August 16 3:00 pm 8:00 pm

Boys Basketball League (Upper Div.) 9th-12th W June 16 – July 15 5:30 pm 9:30 pm$325/Team

Boys Basketball League (Lower Div.) 9th-12th W June 16 – July 15 5:30 pm 9:30 pm

Girls Basketball League (Upper Div.) 9th-12th Tu June 16 – July 14 5:30 pm 9:30 pm$325/Team

Girls Basketball League (Lower Div.) 9th-12th Tu June 16 – July 24 5:30 pm 9:30 pm

Western Wisconsin Women’s Basketball League College Women Th June 18 – July 30 6:00 pm 10:00 pm $50 /

Person

KARATE PUNCH CARD RATES# of sessions Y Member Community

3 $15 $30

10 $40 $80

20 $60 $120

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Specialty Fitness Classes

6 week sessions

Session 1: June 7-July 18

Session 2: July 12-August 29

HEALTH & WELLNESS JumpStart (Recommended for all new members) JumpStartyourfitnessgoalswithameetingthatcanprovide you with the answers you need to succeed at theY.You’llmeetforanhourwithaYfitnessstaffmember who can address your goals and recommend programs that are right for you. This is also great for a member who wants to reevaluate his or her goals. Complete JumpStart and you will receive one of the following gifts:• 10 Y BUCKS - May be used for any program

or merchandise at the Service Desk. Cannot be used for child care.

• Two week free trial membership for a friend or family member.Fee: Y Members Free!

Commit to FitThis progressive 12-week program is for people who want to begin an exercise program. Your wellness coach will lead you through a tutorial of the ActivTrax program, as well as work with you to set short- and long-term goals on a weekly basis. Over the 12 weeks, your coach will educate and motivate you so you can take a step closer to healthy living. Fee: Y Members Free!Fitness AssessmentsAhealth/fitnessassessmentestablishesbaselinemeasurements from which your progress may be tracked. Assessments may include blood pressure, resting heart rate, body composition, cardiovascular fitness,flexibility,muscularfitnessandmovementscreening. A Y Personal Trainer will also recommend exercisestoimproveyourfitnesslevel.Fee: Y Member Free | Community $40

Equipment OrientationsOurstaffwillinstructyouonhowtousefitnessequipment properly and safely, so that you can feel confidentandcomfortable.Fee: Y Members Free!ActivTraxWe’ve all been there-wondering what exercises to do, when to do them or even how to do them. That’s why we’ve brought you ActivTrax. This virtual trainer serves as your workout partner and understands your wants, needs and goals. It’s simple to use, very effective and easy to get started. Once activated, you can login to print workouts and track your progress online. Fee: Eau Claire Y Members Free! For more information or to schedule an appointment for the above FREE Y member programs please contact the Lifestyle Fitness Center at 715-839-4613.

SPECIALTY FITNESS CLASSESGroup training really keeps you motivated—and that is the secret to sticking with a program. So gather a group of friends, family or co-workers and accomplish your goals together!TRX/Body Weight Small Group Training Ages 12+The TRX Suspension Trainer is the original body-weight based training tool that builds strength, balance, flexibilityandcorestability.Everybodymovementispowered by the torso, abs, and back working together to support the spine during everyday activities and suspension training works to build that needed core strength. TRX equipment is provided. Advance registration required.

Boot Camp Ages 12+Our Boot Camp program will give you the enthusiasm andmotivationyouneedtoreachyourfitnessgoals.Allfitnesslevelsarewelcometoparticipateinourclassesthatwillincludecardio,strengthandflexibilitytraining. Take a risk and be prepared to have a fun and intense workout! High Intensity Interval Training (H.I.I.T.) Ages 12+Looking to boost exercise capacity and fat burning potential?Shortontimeandneedatimeefficientworkout? The basic idea in this form of training is that you alternate between bouts of very intense activity and recovery. These intense intervals will increase aerobic capacity and improve overall metabolism and help fat burning metabolism. Fit Cross-Training Ages 12+Fit Cross combines weight training, core strength, cardiovascularenduranceandflexibilityintouniqueworkouts in order to challenge all of your metabolic pathways. We will use time and scoring systems in order to establish both internal and external motivation and competition. Fit Cross can be your next great workout or your next step in achieving a higher fitnesslevel!Enhance®Fitness Ages 55+Thisfitnessclassisdifferentfromthestartbecauseitisbasedonscientificresearchandinputfromolderadults. The result is a fun and lively program that works! Format includes cardio endurance, strength, flexibility,andbalancewhichcanhelpreducearthritissymptoms. Free to members, but registration required. Physical pre/post assessments included to track your progress! All classes are held in the Fitness Training Center. For more information, please contact Laurie Pettis at 715-839-4635.

SPECIALTY FITNESS CLASSESClass Name | Age Day Start Time End Time Session 1 Session 2 Y Member Community Location

TRX | 12+

Th 9:15 am 10:00 am 17959 17962 $45 $85

Schaaf Gym

Tu 9:15 am 10:00 am 17960 17963 $45 $85

W 5:00 pm 5:45 pm 17961 17964 $39 $85

H.I.I.T. | 12+ Tu 5:45 am 6:30 am 17956 17970 $39 $73

Beginner Boot Camp | 12+ Tu/Th 5:30 pm 6:30 pm 17955 17952 $45 $73

Boot Camp | 12+M/W/F 5:30 am 6:30 am 17953 17973 $58 $110

Su 6:30 pm 7:30 pm 17975 17976 $19 $35

Fit Cross | 16+ Tu/Th 5:30 am 6:30 am 17980 17981 $85 $125FTC

Enhance®Fitness | 55+ M/W/F 7:00 am 8:00 am 17954 17978 Free $55

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PERSONAL TRAINERSWe all need the advice of an expert sometimes, as well as the personal attention that comes with a trainer or coach. The Y offers personal training and coaching to help you set and reach your goals.

Community Members: Add $10 per session

For more information or to get started, contact our personal trainer coordinator, Jamie Hoover at [email protected].

YMCA DIABETES PREVENTION PROGRAMIf you are at high risk for type 2 diabetes, this program is for you! The YMCA’s Diabetes Prevention Program helps those at high risk of developing type 2 diabetes adopt and maintain healthy lifestyles by eating healthier, increasing physical activity and losing a modest amount of weight in order to reduce their chances of developing the disease. Research by the National Institutes of Health has proven that programs like the YMCA’s Diabetes Prevention Program can reduce the number of cases of type 2 diabetes by 58%. ABOUT THE PROGRAMIn a classroom setting, a trained lifestyle coach will help facilitate a small group of participants in learning about healthier eating, physical activity and other behavior changes over a 12-month period, beginning with 16 weekly one-hour sessions followed by monthly maintenance for added support to help them maintain their progress.DIABETES PREVENTION PROGRAM GOALS: • Reduce body weight by 7%• Increase physical activity to 150 minutes per

weekWHO CAN PARTICIPATE?In order to qualify for the program, you must be at least 18 years old, overweight (BMI > 25) and at high risk for developing type 2 diabetes indicated by a confirmatorybloodvalue,prediabetesdeterminedbyclinical diagnosis of Gestational Diabetes (GDM) during previous pregnancy, or a qualifying risk score. For more information, please contact Laurie Pettis at [email protected] or 715-839-4635.

LIVESTRONGCancer is a life-changing disease that takes a tremendous physical and emotional toll on those affected. The Y and LiveSTRONG® have joined together to create LiveSTRONG® at the YMCA, a research-based physical activity and well-being program designed to help adult cancer survivors reclaim their total health.Participants work with Y staff trained in supportive cancer care to safely achieve their goals such as building muscle mass and strength, increasing flexibilityandendurance,andimprovingconfidenceand self-esteem. By focusing on the whole person and not the disease, LiveSTRONG® at the YMCA is helping people move beyond cancer in spirit, mind and body. To learn more about LiveSTRONG® at the YMCA, please contact [email protected] or call 715-839-4635.

ACTIVE OLDER ADULTS (AOA)The AOA program is for anyone 55+ who would like to join in a variety of activities. Refer to our bulletin board located at the Welcome Desk near the coffee table for informationregardingupcomingfieldtrips,speakers,games and monthly newsletter. Both SilverSneakers and Silver Fit members can attend any classes that are offered including those that are labeled SilverSneakers.SilverSneaker members must scan their cards on a separate scanner; Silver and Fit members can use the regular YMCA scanner. If your insurance information changes, stop by the Service Desk at Entrance B so we can get update your membership.Orientations will be the third Tuesday of the month at the lobby area by at the Service Desk to go over AOA information and everything you need to know about your membership. Activities• Open Pickleball-Mondays,10:00-11:30 am,

Hobbs Gym • Open Kubb-Thursdays, 10:15-11:30 am,

Hobbs Gym• Book Club-Tuesdays, 2nd Tuesday of the

month, 10:30-11:30 am (look for location on bulletin board or enewsletter)

• Speaker,fieldtripsandotheractivitiesmonthly.

Contact Sandi Engler with questions 651-261-6125 or [email protected].

PRIVATE SESSION PACKAGES30 Minute Packages Cost/Session

3 Sessions $27

6 Sessions $25

12 Sessions $23

20 Sessions $21

60 Minute Packages Cost/Session

3 Sessions $41

6 Sessions $39

12 Sessions $37

20 Sessions $35

SEMI-PRIVATE SESSION PACKAGES(2-3 PEOPLE: PRICE PER PERSON)


6 Sessions $21

12 Sessions $17


6 Sessions $31

12 Sessions $27

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PRESCHOOL GYMNASTICS PROGRAM

Class Name & Age Day Start Time End Time Session 1 Session 2 Y Member Community

Parent and Tot 18-36 months

M 9:00 am 9:45 am 18064 18067

$40 $60 W 9:00 am 9:45 am 18065 18068

W 6:15 pm 7:00 pm 18066 18069

Tumble Tots 3 Years

M 9:00 am 9:45 am 18091 18095

$40 $60 W 9:00 am 9:45 am 18092 18096

W 6:15 pm 7:00 pm 18093 18097

W 7:00 pm 7:45 pm 18094 18098

Big Shots4-5 Years

M 9:00 am 9:45 am 18037 18041

$40 $60W 9:00 am 9:45 am 18038 18042

W 6:15 pm 7:00 pm 18039 18043

W 7:00 pm 7:45 pm 18040 18044

Gymnastics Center Open GymPlease note summer open gym hours will begin 6/12 and run through 8/28. This is a great opportunity for gymnasts and Community Members to come in and spend extra time working on skills of their choice or just have a great time playing in the gym. Please be respectful of rules, guidelines and staff.

***All participants must be signed in by an adult***Toddler/Preschool (5 Years and under)Fee: Members – Free | Community - $6A parent or guardian must accompany all children.

• Fridays: 6:00-7:00 pm • No Open Gym 4/3, 5/22, 7/3, 9/4

School Age/General Public *All participants must be signed in by an adult

• Fridays: 7:00-9:00 pm• Fee: Y Member $4 | Community $6• No Open Gym 4/3, 5/22, 7/3, 9/4

Gymnastics Center Group VisitsThe Gymnastics Center also offers opportunities for homeschoolers and specialty groups such as preschools, scout troops, play groups, etc. These opportunities are offered during our daytime or weekend hours. For more details and available days and times, please contact [email protected] or 715-836-8471.

Have Your Party at the Gymnastics Center! Looking for a memorable way to celebrate your child’s birthday? Look no further! Kids have a great time at YMCA Gymnastics Center birthday parties! Parties include activities such as games, relay races, obstacle courses and a chance to play on gymnastic equipment! Our professionally-trained staff supervises all activities. Parents provide the refreshments and necessary tableware (cups, plates, napkins and plastic ware), and we will provide the rest (tables and chairs)!

Parties at the Gymnastics Center are only offered on Saturdays.

1 ½ hour party with up to 10 children |Fee*: $85 Y Member | $100 Community *Each additional child $3Option #1 – 1:00-2:30 pm Option #2 – 3:00-4:30 pm Option #3 – 5:00-6:30 pm Reservations must be made at least 2 weeks in advance. For more information and to reserve your birthday party, please stop at the Service Desk at the main YMCA.

PRESCHOOL GYMNASTICSWe offer several programs for toddlers and preschool children ages 18 months to 5 years. These areimportantyearsinyourchild’sdevelopmentofself-confidence,balance,coordination,bodyawareness, trust, and social skills. Our toddler and preschool classes are designed to develop thoseskillsthroughthefundamentalsofgymnasticsonvault,bars,balancebeam,floorexercise,and trampoline. The instructors keep the focus on fun and activities that develop motor skills and improve listening to prepare for the school-age program. Small class sizes allow for individualized instruction to accommodate each child’s skill level. We request that you respect these age groups when registering.Parent & Tots Ages 18 to 36 monthsJoin other families for our parent and tots gymnastics class. We emphasize a safe physical play environment incorporating group time, songs, music, and basic gymnastics skills. Instructors make classes fun and interesting with stretching, jumping and learning how to roll and safely fall. Parents will assist the instructor and their child through a series of obstacle courses and activities.Tumble Tots Age 3 yearsThis class provides basic tumbling progressions taught on each apparatus. Children will be taught how to follow multi-step directions, communicate with peers, and improve strengthandflexibility.**ParentsRequiredBig Shots Ages 4-5 yearsThis class is for children not yet enrolled in kindergarten. Children will practice basic gymnastics skills as they navigate through a variety of stretches, warm-up activities, and circuits. This class is intended to prepare the child for our school age progressive program.

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PROGRESSIVE GYMNASTICSClass Name | Age Day Start Time End Time Session 1 Session 2 Y Member Community

Rollers | 5+ Years

M & W 10:15 am 11:15 am 18075 18079 $80 $120

M 4:00 pm 5:00 pm 18076 18080 $40 $60

M & W 5:00 pm 6:00 pm 18077 18081 $80 $120

Tu & Th 4:00 pm 5:00 pm 18078 18082 $80 $120

Swingers | 5+ Years

M & W 10:15 am 11:15 am 18083 18087 $80 $120

M 4:00 pm 5:00 pm 18084 18088 $40 $60

M & W 5:00 pm 6:00 pm 18085 18089 $80 $120

Tu & Th 4:00 pm 5:00 pm 18086 18090 $80 $120

Kippers | 5+ YearsM & W 5:00 pm 6:00 pm 18054 18056 $80 $120

Tu & Th 5:00 pm 6:00 pm 18055 18057 $80 $120

Pre-Team Invite Only TBD 18074 18099 Contact Johanna

Session 1: June 14 – July 18Session 2: July 19 – August 22Member registration begins April 1Community registration begins May 1

PROGRESSIVE GYMNASTICSProgressive classes promote success by bringing out the best in each child through safe, exciting classes geared toward instilling a positive mental focus and an “I can do it” attitude. Each class will include instruction on all four artistic gymnastics events:vault,bars,beam,andfloor.Theseprogramsareforchildrenenrolledin kindergarten and older. We ask that you respect the class guidelines when registering your child. Doing otherwise may have a negative impact on your child as well as other members of the class. If you are unsure about the placement of your child please contact Johanna at 715-836-8471 or [email protected] child will receive a skill evaluation card the week before the end of classes. This will help you determine where he/she should be placed for the next gymnastics session. Please contact your child’s instructor with any further questions. Rollers Thisisthefirstoftheprogressiveclassesforstudentsthatarenewtothesportof gymnastics. This class will help your child learn the basics of gymnastics and lay down a foundation upon which to build. Some examples are handstands, rolls, andcartwheelsonfloor;pulloversandswingsonbars;basicbalancetechniquesonbeam; and proper vaulting basics. This class will also include a variety of stretching and strength-building activities.Swingers Swingers is the second progressive class for students that are familiar with the sport. This class will build on the fundamentals previously learned in Rollers. This class complements and rounds out the developmental information needed to give your child a sound background in gymnastics. Skills include: various turns and jumps,backbends,andbackwardrollsonfloor;kickpulloverandstrengthbuildingfor more advanced skills on bars; various jumps and basic lock and lunge positions onbeam;handstandflatbackandmoreadvancedvaultingbasics.

Kippers Kippers continues to build on basics learned in Rollers and Swingers as well as increasingstrengthandflexibility.TheKippersclassrunstwodaysaweektoenhance learning and skill development. Instructors will help reinforce previous skills;bridgekickovers,pikebackwardrolls,andvariousjumpsandturnsonfloor;chin up pullover, back hip circles, and single leg basket swings on bars; cartwheel to handstand, leg balances, and various jumps and turns on beam; jump to handstand, arm circles, and various handstand drills on vault.Pre-Team Invite only. If your child is a new Flyer or has previously been in Flyers or Flippers please contact Johanna for a skill evaluation prior to registering at 715-836-8471 or [email protected] Gymnastics Team Be a part of something special! Our YMCA Cabrioles Gymnastics team is governed by USA Gymnastics rules and guidelines. The Cabrioles competitive team consists of levels 2-10 and XCEL divisions. Each level focuses on solid basics and skill progressions while developing the YMCA core values of respect, responsibility, caring, and honesty. Team building activities are planned throughout the year in addition to competitions. Our competitive team competes October - March and travels to different YMCAs throughout Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. Our competitive season concludes with the State meet in March. Our annual Big Chill Gymnastics Invitational will be held in December and is open to the public. Teams from throughout Wisconsin and Upper Michigan will compete in USA GymnasticsLevels1-10andXCELinallfourcompetitiveevents.Awesomeraffles,gymnastics clothing, and yummy concessions are available throughout the weekend competition.

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EAU CLAIRE YMCA TENNIS CENTER 229 Moore Street, Eau Claire, WI 54703 | 715-836-8470Facility HoursSummer Hours (After Memorial Day)Monday - Thursday 6:00 am-9:00 pmFriday 6:00 am-8:00 pmSaturday 8:00 am-12:00 pmSunday ClosedFall/Winter/Spring Hours (After Labor Day)Monday - Friday 6:00 am-10:00 pmSaturday 8:00 am-10:00 pmSunday 10:00 am-10:00 pmFacility may close up to one hour early if reservations have not been made. • Closed May 24-25 (Memorial Day weekend)• Closed July 4 (Independence Day)• Closed September 7 (Labor Day weekend)

Open Court Time• Open court time is available most days and can be reserved by scheduling

between 30 minutes to 2 hours (in ½ hour increments) at a time. • Mondays-Fridays after 4:00 pm, limit 90 minute reservations.• Open Court Time reservations can be made up to 7 days ahead of time either in

person, online at www.eauclaireymca.org or by phone (i.e. call Monday for a court Sunday, 715-836-8470).

Hourly Open Court Time Rental Rates(Hourly fee split by all participants on court)

Youth/Full Time College StudentMembers: $5/court/hour | Community $8/court/hr AdultMembers: $8/court/hour | Community $12/court/hr

Private Lessons & Hitting SessionsPrivate lessons* & hitting sessions** are available with a variety of instructors. Contact the Tennis Center for rates and availability.

Private Lesson Rates: $38/hour Y Members | $50/hour for Community MembersHitting Session Rates: Vary by instructor, $15-$32/hour

*Private instruction is arranged individually with each tennis professional. The fee will cover the court fee and pro’s fee.**Hitting sessions are defined as “competitive play with the instructor” and, unlike private lessons, do not include critique or instruction.Member Account BalancesTennis Center charges/fees should be taken care of promptly. Tennis pass and Eau Claire YMCA members have the ability to put credit down on account ahead of time (computer account voucher created) to pay for charges/fees in the future.

UPCOMING 2015 TENNIS EVENTS

June 26-27 | 5th Annual Olympic Day Junior TournamentThis is a level 6 sanctioned USTA junior tournament. Boys’ and Girls’ singlesflights,ages18&under,16’s,14’sand12’s.Allmatchesareplayed at the Eau Claire YMCA Indoor Tennis Center.June 25 | 3rd Annual Junior Team Tennis, Team Tournament This tournament is open only to Junior Team Tennis Participants. July 20-21 | 4th Annual Western Wisconsin Junior Team Tennis Area ChampionshipsThis tournament is open only to Junior Team Tennis Participants.

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YOUTH TENNISYouth Group Lesson InfoA group lesson must be paid in full to secure a spot in the class. Lessons are not prorated unless a participant signs up late. Lesson participants can make up for missed lessons in a similar group lesson in the same session if approved by the Tennis Director, Head Pro, or lesson instructor Quick Start It’s a whole new ballgame for youth tennis! With equipment and courts tailored tosuittheirneedsandabilities,kidswillfeelconfidentassoonastheypickuparacquet. Using the Quick Start Tennis format allows kids to rally back and forth over the net right away and enjoy the game right from the start. Quick Start 1 Ages 4-5For children ages 4-5 or the proper skill level. This is a fun, engaging program that teaches the fundamentals of tennis including hand-eye coordination, back and forehand strokes, simple games where points are scored, cooperative activities, basic rules, care of equipment, and sportsmanship. We will use 36’ courts, foam or red balls, and 17” racquets. Quick Start 2 Ages 6-7For children ages 6-7 or the proper skill level. Children will continue to improve on the form taught in QS 1. Players will also begin to learn basic rules of the game, to keep score, to make shot decisions and basic tenets of doubles and continue developing sportsmanship. We will use 36’ or 60’ courts, foam or orange balls, and 19” racquets. Quick Start 3 Ages 7-12For children ages 7-12 or the proper skill level. Children will continue to develop what they learned in QS 2 while spending more time learning to play and apply rules of individual or doubles play, practice, encourage and support others, and continue their development of being a good sport. We will use 60’ courts, orange or green balls and 25” racquets.Transitions Ages 12+For tennis players that have been through the Quick Start program and are ready to transition to the 78 foot court. They will use green dot, yellow tennis balls, and the 36” net.

Ace Program All Ace classes meet 2 times per weekCompetitive training for the serious junior tennis player. Strokes, strategy, conditioning, and mental toughness will be stressed. Please contact Matt Boughton or Matt Sem before signing up for any Ace program to ensure that your children are placed in the appropriate class. Juniors may NOT sign up for only one day of the class. The roster spots are only for juniors that can participate in both classes weekly.Ace III Formerly Ace III and Junior StarsCompetitive Junior High to Junior Varsity level players. This class is designed to be fun and interactive, all while meeting the current needs of the player. We’ll teach core concepts, such as correct techniques in ground strokes, volleys, serves, overheads, and specialty shots such as drop shots and lobs. Tennis strategy and point construction are introduced as well as sportsmanship and integrity.Ace IIJunior Varsity level players. This class focuses on the fundamentals of match play, having fun, and making friends. Students will learn the importance of each point and be given strategies to develop their natural skills in both singles and doubles match play. Good sportsmanship and encouragement of others is expected.Ace I/High PerformanceVarsity players. There will be intensive workouts with singles and doubles strategies and mental toughness for match play scenarios. Players must have instructor consent before registration and a USTA tournament ranking to participate. Good sportsmanship and encouragement of others is expected.USTA Junior Team Tennis 10 and UnderUSTA Jr. Team tennis brings kids together in teams to play singles, doubles, and mixed doubles against other teams. It promotes social skills and important values by fostering a spirit of cooperation and unity, as well as individual self-growth. *fee includes entrance into the sectional tournament.EC Tennis Academy (6 week program) IndividualStateQualifiersandinviteonly,June26-August9.

YOUTH TENNIS

Class Name Age/Grade Day Start Time End Time Session 1 Session 2 Y

Member Community Location

Quick Start 1 4-5 yrs Tues 8:30 am 9:00 am 17891 17892 $30 $60

Tennis Center

Quick Start 2 5-7 yrs Mon 4:00 pm 4:30 pm 17893 17894 $30 $60

Quick Start 3 7-12 yrs Mon 4:30 pm 5:30 pm 17895 17896 $60 $120

Quick Start 3 7-12 yrs Tues 10:00 am 11:00 am 17897 17898 $60 $120

Transitions 12+ yrs Wed 4:30 pm 5:30 pm 17899 17900 $60 $120

Ace III Jr High Tues/Thurs 4:00 pm 5:00 pm 17901 17902 $110 $175

Ace II JV Mon/Wed 10:30 am 12:00 pm 1790 17904 $165 $265

Ace I Varsity Mon/Wed 9:00 am 10:30 am 17905 17906 $165 $265

USTA Jr. Team* 6-10 yrs Mon/Wed 10:30 am 11:30 am 17907 - $50 $50

USTA Jr. Team* 10-12 yrs Tues/Thurs 11:00 am 1:00 pm 17908 - $125 $125Memorial

High School

USTA Jr. Team* 12-14 yrs Tues/Thurs 11:00 am 1:00 pm 17909 - $125 $125

USTA Jr. Team* 14-18 yrs Tues/Thurs 9:00 am 11:00 am 17910 - $125 $125

Session 1: June 15-July 26Session 2: July 27-August 28No class June 29-July 5

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2015 SUMMER TENNIS CAMPThe Eau Claire YMCA Summer Tennis Camp offers a concentrated, but highly interesting and invigorating tennis experience. This intense and rewarding learning-and-playing program will help players improve their skill set. Instruction is geared to all levels of play, from beginner to tournament player. Every aspect of the tennis game will be thoroughly covered, including: basic strokes, strategy and overall conditioning. Drills will be designed to provide game-like practice for possible playing situations. We will maintain a low student-teacher ratio throughout the session in order to ensure personal attention.

• Session 1: June 15-19 • Session 2: June 22-26 • Session 3: July 6-10• Session 4: July 13-17• Session 5: July 20-24 • Session 6: July 27-31• Session 7: August 3-7

Junior CampMonday, Wednesday, Friday | 8:30-10:30 amAges: 8-17 (all ability levels)Fee: Members: $60 per session | $360 for the summerCommunity Members: $100 per session | $600 for the summerThis complete tennis program will cover every aspect of the game of tennis. Your player will be thoroughly immersed in the game, covering basic strokes, strategy, and overall conditioning. Junior Camp will provide a combination of drills, match play and fun all summer long! Friendly team competition and tournaments included.

Junior Tournament CampThiscampisfortournamentplayersonlyandindividualStatequalifiers.Monday - Friday | 12:00-4:00 pmFee: Members: $150 per session | $900 for the summerCommunity Members: $250 per session | $1500 for the summer

Munchkins CampTuesday & Thursday | 2:00-4:00 pm | Ages: 6-10 Fee Members: $40 per session | $240 for the summer Community Members: $60 per session | $360 for the summerPlayers ages 6-10 or those with some tennis experience are welcome to register for Munchkins Camp. From our amazing on-court games and drills to our hit-for-prizes and creative ball decorating contests, we have it all! Students will be grouped with players of their own ability and will be taught level-appropriate skills to take their game to a new level. By the end of camp everyone will know how to play a set. Don’t miss outonthefun,fitness,&friendshipsatMunchkinsCampthissummer.

ADULT GROUP TENNIS LESSONSThe YMCA Tennis Center offers an extensive range of group tennis lessons (drills) to meet a variety of needs. Whether you are a beginner looking to pick up a new, fun activity, or a seasoned veteran of the game who wants to polish up their game, our staffcanhelpfindaspotforyou!Grouplessonsareintendedfor3-12participantsand are separated by the USTA’s NTRP Rating system. A group lesson must be paid in full to secure a spot. Lesson participants can make up for missed lessons in a similar group lesson in the same session if OK’d by Matt Boughton or the instructor of the lesson.

All adult group lessons: 1½ hour lesson and meet once per weekDoubles Fee: Y Member Tennis Pass $80 | Community $160Singles Fee: Y Member Tennis Pass $90 | Community $180

Beginner (<2.5) Adult beginner group lessons will cover basic strokes-serves, service return, ground strokes, and volley. Proper footwork and ball judgment skills will be taught. Ratio is 5:1.Intermediate (2.5-3.0 level) Can sustain a short rally, consistently. The basic strokeswillberefinedandstrategywillbeintroduced.Propergripandstrokeproduction will be stressed. This class will introduce the patterns of play, and working a point. Ratio is 5:1.Advanced Intermediate Fairly consistent, comfortable with net-play.Advanced (3.0-3.5 level) This is intended for players at the 3.0-3.5 USTA level who have good court coverage, familiar with strategy and want to improve their strokes as well as learn the important strategies of the game. Half of the class time will be spent on improving stroke production and half will be spent on strategies. Ratio is 5:1.Singles Drills (3.0-4.0 level)Specificallyforsinglesplayers/strategy.Men’s Doubles Drills (3.0-4.0 level) Doubles strategy.

ADULT TENNIS Class Name Level Day Start

TimeEnd

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Member Community

Beginners <2.5 W 7:00 pm 8:30 pm 17913 17914 $80 $160

Beginners <2.5 Th 8:00 am 9:00 am 17915 17916 $60 $120

Intermediate (2.5-3.0) Th 10:00 am

11:30 am 17917 17918 $80 $160

Advanced Intermediate (3.0-3.5) W 5:30 pm 7:00 pm 17919 17920 $80 $160

Advanced (3.5+) M 5:30 pm 7:00 pm 17921 17922 $80 $160

Singles (3.0-4.0) T 11:00 am

12:30 pm 17923 17924 $90 $180

Men's Doubles (3.0-4.0) M 7:00 pm 8:30 pm 17925 17926 $80 $160

NONPROFIT ORG.U.S. Postage PaidEau Claire, WIPERMIT NO. 198

YOUNG MENS CLUB OF AMERICA700 GRAHAM AVEEAU CLAIRE WI 54701

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