Winter / Spring Program Brochure

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ENGAGE AND
EXPERIENCE
Winter / Spring Program Brochure
YMCA OF GRAYS HARBOR
Updated 2.10.15
WHY
WE’RE HERE
The Y offers more than programs and services, we
ensure that every individual has access to the
essentials needed to learn, grow, and thrive.
Our Mission
To put Christian principles into practice through
programs that build healthy spirit, mind,
and body for all.
Our Four Core Values
Caring – Honesty – Respect – Responsibility
Areas of Focus
Youth Development
Healthy Living
Social Responsibility
Our fitness classes not only improve someone’s
physical health; they help unleash a new outlook on life.
Our family activities not only bring families together,
they help families stay together.
Our youth programs not only teach children to dribble
or how to swim, they provide kids lifelong lessons like
confidence and teamwork.
The Y, always here for you.
FOR
YOUTH
DEVELOPMENT
Nurturing the potential of every child and teen
We believe that all kids deserve the opportunity to discover who they are
and what they can achieve. That’s why, through the YMCA, millions of
youth today are cultivating the values, skills and relationships that lead to
positive behaviors, better health and educational achievement.
FOR
HEALTHY
LIVING
Improving our community’s health and well-being
In neighborhoods across Grays Harbor, the YMCA is a leading voice on
health and well-being. The Y brings families closer together, encourages
good health and fosters connections through fitness, sports, fun and
shared interests. As a result, over 7000 youth, adults and families are
receiving the support, guidance and resources needed to achieve greater
health and well-being for their spirit, mind and body in Grays Harbor.
Giving back and providing support to our neighbors
The YMCA has been listening and responding to Grays Harbor’s most
critical social needs for over 110 years. Whether developing skills or
emotional well-being through education and training, welcoming and
connecting diverse demographic populations through global services, or
preventing chronic disease and building healthier communities through
collaborations with policymakers, the Y fosters the care and respect all
people need and deserve.
FOR
SOCIAL
RESPOSIBILITY
LIKE US ON FACEBOOK YMCA of Grays Harbor
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WHO
WE ARE
YMCA of Grays Harbor Staff
Executive Director / CEO
CFO / Human Resource
Associate Executive Director Membership Operations
Associate Executive Director Program Operations
Aquatics Director
Health & Wellness Director
Facility & Maintenance Director
Youth Development Director
Director of Youth Programming
Director of Youth, Families and Enrichment
Administrative Services Director
Camp Bishop Retreat and Facilities Director
Senior Companion Program Director
Kurtis Dawson
Franzine Potts
Dan Brown
April Heikkila
Nicole Evanson
Lisa Kless
Keith Lile
Kelly Painter
Tanya Bowers-Anderson
Melissa Minato
Melissa Dahlstrom
Josh Bachtell
Karen Keogh
YMCA of Grays Harbor (360) 537-9622
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482-5930
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kdawson@ghymca.net
fpotts@ghymca.net
dbrown@ghymca.net
aheikkila@ghymca.net
nevanson@ghymca.net
lkless@ghymca.net
klile@ghymca.net
kpainter@ghymca.net
tbowers@ghymca.net
mminato@ghymca.net
mdahlstrom@ghymca.net
campbishop@centurytel.net
scp@drizzle.net
www.ghymca.net
YMCA of Grays Harbor Board of Directors
Sean Mason
Natalie Karnas
Dean Brydon
Zachary Edwards
Brian Shay
Mike Curry
Jill Berney
Paula Reisman
Kevin Campbell
Josh Steele
Board President
Secretary
Treasurer
Vice President
2nd Vice President
Past Board President
Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
Kris Liedtke
Ian Cope
Katie Snodgrass
Joan Brewster
Jonathan Gozart
Ken Albert
Mike Stoney
Brock Maxfield
Erik Kupka
Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
Our Strength is in Community
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The Y is a nonprofit like no other. That’s because in 10,000 neighborhoods across
the nation, we have the presence and partnerships to not just promise, but deliver,
positive change.
The Y is community centered. For nearly 160 years, we’ve been listening and
responding to our communities.
The Y brings people together. We connect people of all ages and backgrounds to
bridge the gaps in community needs.
The Y nurtures potential. We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to
learn, grow and thrive.
The Y has local presence and global reach. We mobilize local communities to effect
lasting, meaningful change.
Register online at www.GHYMCA.NET
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INVESTING
IN YOU
New Member Rates
Youth
Young Adult (19-23)
Adult
Senior (62+)
Single Parent Family
Family
Monthly Bank Draft
$14.00
$27.00
$47.00
$35.00
$53.00
$65.00
Renewal Member Rates
Youth
Young Adult (19-23)
Adult
Senior (62+)
Single Parent Family
Family
Monthly Bank Draft
$12.00
$23.00
$41.00
$30.00
$46.00
$56.00
*Renewal member rates go into effect on the anniversary
date
Family
A family is defined as one or two adults living in a household
with their dependents, if any. The number of adults is limited
to two, unless other adults in the household qualify as
dependents and are claimed on either of the primary adults'
tax return. Dependents include full-time college students, or
disabled adult children. All family members must reside at
the same address.
Membership
The YMCA of Grays Harbor requires every participant to be a
member of the YMCA. Membership categories include
Facility, Day Pass, and Program.
Annual Program Membership
Become a program member and participate in YMCA
Programs for the year.
Youth
$5
Adult
$10
Dates Closed
Christmas Eve
Christmas
New Years Eve
New Year’s Day
Easter
Memorial Day
Close at 3pm
December 25th
Close at 6pm
January 1st
April 5th
May 25th
Hours of Operations
Monday – Friday
Saturday
Sunday
5:00am – 9:00pm
7:00am – 7:00pm
12:00pm – 5:00pm
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Day Passes
Become a member of the Y for a day!
Youth
$5
Young Adult $7
Senior $5
SP Family
$13
Adult
Family
$8
$15
Code of Conduct
The Board of Directors of the YMCA of Grays Harbor
recognizes the right for all YMCA members to enjoy
participation in programs and facilities without fear for
personal safety or verbal abuse. The YMCA Staff is
empowered to suspend membership privileges for anyone who
acts in a manner which negatively affects other members.
Accidents
The YMCA does not carry public health or accident insurance.
All individuals participate at their own risk.
Supervision of Children
For everyone’s safety, no child under the age of 9 should be
left unattended in any area of the YMCA. Children 2nd grade
or under must be in a supervised area (Busytown, Impact
Center, Goldberg Family Discover Center, or Rec. Swim) or
have direct supervision of a parent/guardian or responsible
member 13 years or older. This does not pertain to youth
participating in a supervised specific program.
It is the YMCA’s policy to notify police when any minor
(17 and under) is left unattended at closing.
Cancelling of a Membership
Cancelling of your membership must be presented in writing
to the YMCA 30 days in advance to your bank draft.
Refunds
The joining and membership fees are non-refundable. Unused
fees may be considered donations to the YMCA.
Weapons
The YMCA and its property are a drug, alcohol, weapons and
tobacco free zone.
EVERYONE
IS WELCOME
We’re proud to ensure that the Y is accessible to everyone, and we never want anyone to be turned away for an
inability to pay. Don’t hesitate to ask about financial assistance for programs or membership.
We’re happy to help.
For All Program
The YMCA of Grays Harbor is for everyone. If you need
financial assistance to participate in the YMCA, please
contact the front desk and ask about our For All Program.
The YMCA of Grays Harbor strives to provide services for
any youth, adult or senior who desires to participate in
membership or programs. The YMCA of Grays Harbor
believes a strong sense of ownership and pride is developed
if recipients contribute to the cost of YMCA involvement.
Those not able to pay the membership or program fee may
be awarded a scholarship based on the YMCA’s ability to
fund the membership or program through the Annual
Campaign, Endowment Support and other funding sources
secured by the YMCA. This is done by a sliding fee system
and special circumstance requests.
“The Y has helped me to lose 35lbs. I started
coming to the Y because they offer low-income
assistance and this has helped me to provide
swimming for my son and exercise for me. This
has really made a difference to me for the stress
relief and spiritual enlightenment it has brought to
me and my son’s life without the Y actually caring
and offering low-income assistance, I never would
have been able to feel more physically and
mentally fit.”
YMCA Member Brett
For All Program
Annual Income Qualifications
Family of 1
Family of 2
Family of 3
Family of 4
Family of 5
Family of 6
75% Off
$9,500
$13,000
$16,500
$19,500
$22,500
$26,500
50% Off
$11,500
$15,500
$20,000
$23,500
$27,500
$31,500
25% Off
$13,500
$18,500
$23,500
$28,000
$32,500
$37,500
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FOR YOUR
INFORMATION
We know firsthand how difficult it can be to find balance in life. That’s why we’re here with you every day,
making sure that you, your family and our community have the resources and support needed to learn, grow
and thrive.
Membership Benefits
Lower Program Fees
Free Group Exercise Classes
Racquetball
Steam Room, Sauna, Jacuzzi
Lap Pool & Rec Pool
Diving Board, Lazy River, Water Slide
Fitness Center
Gymnasium
Free morning coffee Monday – Friday
A place to make lifelong friends and relationships
Guests Passes
For each person on your membership you may bring two
guests per year. You must be present for your guests to
access the building.
A.W.A.Y. Program
A.W.A.Y. means “Always Welcome at YMCAs”. The A.W.A.Y.
program is based on the philosophy that when a person
enrolls in a YMCA, he or she becomes a member of a
nationwide association of people that help build strong kids,
strong families, and strong communities. Therefore, when
away from home, members on business or vacation will be
warmly welcomed by all other participating YMCAs in the
United States. YMCA members temporarily visiting from out
of town may use our YMCA for 10 visits in a calendar year.
YMCA A.W.A.Y. guests must present a valid membership card
from their home YMCA and a driver’s license.
“Coming to the YMCA has
impacted my family’s
lifestyle in a positive way.
We participate in
Taekwon-Do and swim
lessons. The Y has brought
our family closer together!”
YMCA Member Ana
Lockers
The Y provides day use and rental lockers. You may rent a
locker or use a locker for the day. Rental lockers can be set
up at the front desk.
Be Responsible
The Y provides pouches and locks at the front desk. You can
check in your valuables or borrow a lock to use in the locker
room.
Follow Us On Facebook and Twitter
Equipment Checkout
Need equipment, checkout a basketball, volleyball or
racquetball gear at the front desk. Collateral will be taken
upon checkout.
www.GHYMCA.NET
Download schedules and a program brochure.
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SOMETHING
FOR EVERYONE
Ages: pre 5
Busy Town
Birthday Party
Childcare
Preschool
Swim Lessons
Swim Team
Taekwon-Do
Gymnastics
Home School Sports
Basketball
Tumbling Tots
Lil’ Cheflets
Tiny Tones Ballet Class
Date Night
Care & Kids
Age 5-12
Busy Town
Birthday Party
Childcare
Preschool
Swim Lessons
Swim Team
Taekwon-Do
Gymnastics
Home School Sports
Basketball
Kids in the Kitchen
Y-Science
Date Night
Parents Night Out
Camp Bishop Overnighter
New Year’s Overnighter
Spring Break Camp
Strong Like a Girl
Youth Trips
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Birthday Party
Childcare
Swim Lessons
Swim Team
Taekwon-Do
Gymnastics
Home School Sports
Basketball
Date Night
Late Nights
Teen Nights
Junior Leaders Club
Youth and Government
Teen Trips
Junior Lifeguard Training
Babysitter’s Training
Youth Fitness
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GET
ENGAGED
Bishop Busy Town
This interactive and fun room is designed especially for
your children while you are in the facility working out.
This service is limited to 1.5 hours and is a free service for
those with a family membership. A $3.00 fee per visit
applies for non family memberships. Children must wear
socks. For your convenience, socks may be purchased for
$1.00 at the Front Desk. Pick up a Busy Town registration
form today.
Ages: Newborn to 2nd grade
Hours:
Monday - Friday 8:30 - 12:00pm
Monday - Thursday 4:20 - 8:30pm
Friday 4:20 - 7:00pm
Saturday 8:30 – 11:30am
Sunday 2:00-5:00pm
Impact Center
The Impact Center is an interactive place where kids
unplug and participate in scheduled activities. The area is
supervised and engages children in fun educational games
and projects.
The Impact Center is FREE and is a drop in center.
Types of activities:
Arts Education, crafts, board games, team building, white
board games, and classic games that have lasted through
the ages.
Age: 2nd – 6th grade
Monday – Friday 3:30-8:30pm
Saturday 10:30-1:30pm
Open Adult Volleyball
Spike it up! The YMCA pick up volleyball program
continues to be one of the most popular adult sports
programs the YMCA offers. YMCA adult members gather
for lively and friendly pick-up games. Drop in to play.
Saturdays 5:00–7:00pm
Cost: Free to members
Noon Hoops
Join your friends and co-workers over the noon hour for a
fun and stimulating game of basketball. If you are 18 or
older, join us for a great run on one of the Harbor’s finest
courts.
Monday - Friday 12:00-1:15pm
Cost: Free to members
Active Older Adult Water Volleyball
Water volleyball is a great way to meet new people while
getting a fun workout. It is a way to build healthy
competition and work with a team. Class time is spent
playing volleyball in the water with a beach ball. Come to
class dressed and ready for the pool, proper swim attire is
required (swim suit), no basketball shorts, street clothes,
etc. Water Shoes encouraged.
Drop-in class, all levels, no registration required
Thursdays
10:45-11:15am
Held in the Lap Pool
“I come to the YMCA to make new friends.”
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Y Member Marvin
SOMETHING
SPECIAL
Birthday Party at the Y
Pool Party
Come use the waves, water slide, and lazy river. For
every child 6 years old and younger, there needs to be
an adult in the pool with a ratio of 3 children to 1 adult.
Open to all ages.
Busy Town Party
This is an interactive and fun room designed especially for
this age group. Hands on activities, baby corral, and the
ultimate climbing structure. Ages 2 to 8.
Saturdays & Sundays
Party Times
45 minutes in either Childcare Room or Community Room
and 1 hour Pool Party or Busy Town Party
for up to 30 Kids
Childcare Room or Community Room times
12:15-1:00pm, 1:15-2:00pm,
2:15-3:00pm, 3:15-4:00pm
Pool Parties are available on:
Saturdays
1:00-2:00pm, 2:00-3:00pm,
3:00-4:00pm, 4:00-5:00pm
Sundays
1:00-2:00pm, 2:00-3:00pm, 3:00-4:00pm
Busy town Parties are available on:
Saturdays
2:00-3:00pm, 3:00-4:00pm, 4:00-5:00pm
Sundays 1:00-2:00pm
Cost: $80 members, $140 program members
FAQ
How do I book a birthday party?
Contact the Front Desk at the Y. They will check the
availability for your room time preference.
Payment must be made in full and turned in with registration
form for the party to be booked.
What is provided for the birthday party?
Chairs, tables, room, and room clean up. If there is a need
for more tables or chairs please call and notify Tanya
Bowers-Anderson 537-9622 x124).
What can I bring?
You can bring food, drinks, cake, and decorations.
Tablecloths are recommended. Guests are responsible for
removing gifts and personal items before the scheduled
party time is over. Please no glitter or confetti.
What do I need to know about the Pool Party?
At the YMCA all swimmers under the age of 12 must take a
swim test. Swimmers who do not pass or decline to take the
test may swim in the shallow area of the pool wearing a
yellow wristband. Swimmers may receive a blue wristband
by passing the swim test.
Children under the age of 7 must be accompanied by an
adult in the pool. There is a 1 adult to 3 children under the
age of 7 ratio.
The slide is open on Saturdays from 2-5pm and on Sundays
from 1-3pm.
How early can I enter the party room?
Since several parties are booked in a single day, the earliest
you may enter the party room to set up is 15 minutes prior
to your party's start time if there is a party scheduled before
yours.
Celebrate Disney’s Frozen
If your child is in love with the movie Frozen, make sure
to sign them up for this party, where participants are
encouraged to dress up like their favorite characters. This
dress up party will include movie sing-along, games,
cookie decorating, and crafts perfect for boys and girls.
Sign up your child, parents are welcome to tag along!
Ages: 5-12
Sunday
2:00-3:30pm
January 18th
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SOMETHING
SPECIAL
QUALITY FAMILY TIME IN THE POOL
Join the YMCA of Grays Harbor each month as we have
Family Fun Nights in the Pool! There are a number of
activities we provide to involve your family. Whether it’s
watching a movie, kayaking, or running remote control
boats in the pool we will have something for the whole
family. This is a time for families to have fun together
and create memories. Activities are designed for families
of all ages. Youth under the age of 7 must be
accompanied by a parent in the pool. Family Fun nights
are free for all members or for community members who
purchase a day Pass.
These events are the last Friday of each month.
7:15-8:45 pm
Cost: Free to Y members, Day Pass for non members
Splash Party Movie Night
January 30th
Watch the movie “Mr. Poppers Penguins”
Scavenger Hunt/Obstacle Course
February 27th
Find underwater sea creatures by the clue given and swim
there.
Water Sports
March 27th
Water Polo, Kayaking, Volleyball
Easter Egg Dive
April 24th
Come dive for Easter Eggs in the pool. Prizes will be
awarded for all participants.
Remote Control Boats
May 29th
Members will have an opportunity to drive their boat
around in the pool.
Father Daughter Dance
Get all dressed up and come twirl and spin with your
daughter at this family friendly dance.
Saturday
January 31st
7:00-9:00pm
Cost: $30
Sign up before 13th and save $10
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GROWING
STRONG
Childcare
Before and After School Childcare
The YMCA provides the best before and after school
childcare program in Grays Harbor! Our experienced and
MERIT certified staff is dedicated to the development of
each child’s spirit, mind, and body. We provide a safe,
caring, and positive environment. We offer a variety of
activities that allows your child to be engaged while here at
the YMCA, for example: home work club, crafts, swimming,
gym activities, field trips, cooking, science, workshops, and
special guests.
YMCA Childcare is located at the YMCA of Grays Harbor. The
site is licensed for 80 children, ages 3-12.
Childcare phone number: 537-9622 ext 133 or 134
Hours:
AM Hours: 7:00am - 9:00am
PM Hours: 3:00pm - 6:00pm
Childcare available for early release and no school days.
Registration Policies
Annual Registration paper work must be completed and the
fee must be paid in order to participate in our Child Care
Program.
Child Care Monthly Registration Calendar is due no later
than the 25th of each month for the following month’s care.
Second child discount is 10%.
In order to register for the following month’s care, your
account must be balanced. Monthly Registration Calendar
may be turned in at either the Member Service Center or
the childcare office.
th
Late Calendar fee is $20 if received after the 25 , your
child will not be able to attend Child Care unless Monthly
Registration Calendar has been turned in.
AM/PM Drop-In Rate may only be used by 3 or 5 day per
week participants. Call the childcare office for availability.
A Program Membership lasts one year and is $5.
Scholarships available, please ask the Member Service
Center for a Financial Aid Packet.
Registration
Annual Registration
(Sept. – Aug)
Summer only Registration
Member
$15
Prog. Member
$50
$15
$25
School Year Monthly Rate
3 days/week AM/PM Care
5 day/week AM/PM Care
Member
$180
$275
Prog. Member
$210
$300
School Year
Daily Drop-In Rate
AM/PM Drop-In Rate
Full Day Drop-In Rate
Member
Prog. Member
$15
$20
$20
$25
School Year
Add-On Rate per day
Full Day
Member
Prog. Member
$5
$10
$240
$440
$288
$528
Summer Monthly Rate
3 days/week Full Day
5 days/week Full Day
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PLAYING
WITH A PURPOSE
Preschool
Annual Preschool Registration
Annual Registration Sept. – Aug.
Member
$15
Prog. Member
$50
Preschool Monthly Rate
2 days/week Tues/Thurs AM or PM
2 days/week Tues/Thurs Full Day
3 days/week Mon/Wed/Fri AM or PM
3 days/week Mon/Wed/Fri Full Day
5 days/week Mon-Fri AM or PM
5 days/week Mon-Fri Full Day
Member
$76
$144
$114
$216
$199
$378
Prog. Member
$106
$174
$154
$256
$259
$438
Preschool Drop-In Rates
AM or PM Drop-In Rate *
Full Day Drop-In Rate *
Member
$9.50
$18
Prog. Member
$13.25
$21.75
Registration Policies
Annual Registration paper work must be completed and the fee
must be paid in order to participate in our Preschool Program.
Preschool (Ages 3 - 6)
We offer a high quality licensed preschool during the
traditional calendar school year. Our preschool
curriculum follows Washington State Benchmarks for
kindergarten readiness. In addition, our staff members
are MERIT certified, we are active in Early Achievers
(excellent rating) and David Matteson, and our
curriculum meets common Core Standards.
Second child discount is 10%.
You can pick up a Y-Preschool Parent Booklet from the
Member Service Center or the Childcare Department to
learn more about our program.
*Drop-In Rates are used only for Field Trips or Special Events.
Must be paid prior to attendance.
Ages: 3 to 6 year olds
Preschool payments are processed at the Front Desk, over the
phone or online.
A Program Membership lasts one year and is $5.
The Preschool Late Fee is $20 if payment is received after the
1st. Your child will not be able to attend Preschool until the late
fee and monthly registration payment is paid.
Preschool Day Options:
Monday - Friday
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Tuesday & Thursday
Scholarships available, please ask the Member Service Center
for a Financial Aid Packet.
Hours:
AM Preschool: 9:00am - 12:00pm
PM Preschool: 12:00pm - 3:00pm
Full Day Preschool 9:00am-3:00pm
Preschool Field Trips
(Must be registered for Preschool)
Childcare is available before and after Preschool hours
for an additional charge.
Start Date: September 3rd
In order to attend Preschool for the following month, your
account must be balanced.
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Registration due date is 2 days prior to the trip.
Date
Build-a-Bear
February 6th
Tacoma Museum
March 27th
Pioneer Farm
April 17th
Cost
$16.00
$16.50
$16.50
GET INTO THE
SWIM OF THINGS
What swim lesson class should my child be in?
Intermediate & Advanced Skills
Beginning Skills
Water Babies - Age 6 months to 3 years with parent.
Skippers: Parent child intro to water familiarization.
Preschool - Age 5 & under. 7 students per class.
Pike: Beginning water familiarization for children 3
years old and older.
Eels: Front glide kick, back glide kick, swim 10 yards.
Progressive - Age 6 & older. 7 students per class.
Polliwog: water adjustment, self-confidence, front
glide kick, back glide kick, swim 10 yards.
Preschool - Age 5 & under. 8 students per class.
Rays: Deep water introduction with crawlstroke and back
swimming, endurance to 25 yards.
Starfish: Crawlstroke, elementary back, breast kick, 8 lengths.
Progressive - Age 6 & older. 8 students per class.
Guppy: Deep water introduction, crawl & back
swimming 25 yards.
Minnow: Crawl, back crawl, elementary back,
endurance 50 yards, introduction to diving.
Fish: Elementary back, breaststroke, endurance to 200 yards.
Flying Fish: Sidestroke & butterfly, individual medley,
200 yards endurance.
Preschool (6 months – 5 year olds)
How old is your child?
6 months to 3
Skippers
3 years or older
Can your child float unassisted on back and swim front
glide w/ kick at least 15 feet unassisted?
Y
E
S
NO
Pike
Can your child swim 10yds front glide w/ kick
incorporating a productive “breath of air” and 10yds
back flutter kick?
Y
E
S
NO
Eels
Can your child swim 20yds front crawl stroke w/
breathing and 25yds back flutter kick?
Y
E
S
NO
Rays
Can your child swim 25yds crawlstroke, backstroke and
elementary backstroke?
Y
E
S
NO
Grade School (6 – 12 year olds)
Can your child swim front glide w/ kick and back w/ kick
10yds unassisted?
Y
E
S
NO
Polliwog
Can your child swim 25yds front crawl and 25yds back
crawl?
Y
E
S
NO
Guppy
Can your child swim 25yds crawl stroke, backstroke and
elementary backstroke?
Y
E
S
NO
Minnow
Can your child swim 50yds front crawl, back crawl,
elementary backstroke and breaststroke in good form?
Y
E
S
NO
Fish
Flying Fish
Starfish
Fish
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BUILDING CONFIDENCE
WITH FUN
Swim Lessons
Tuesdays & Thursdays
Session 1: January 6th – February 12th
$48 member, $84 program member
Session 2: February 24th – April 2nd
Session 3: April 14th – May 14th
Session 4: May 19th – June 18th
Saturdays
Session 1: January 3rd – March 28th
(no class 2/14)
Session 2: April 18th – June 13th (no class 5/23)
Sundays
Session 1: January 4th – March 29th (no class 2/15)
Adult Swim Lessons
Learn how to swim in a fun and encouraging environment.
Beginning & Intermediate
Saturdays
9:00-9:30am
Session 1: January 3rd – March 28th (no class 2/14)
Home School Swim Lessons
Tuesday & Thursday Morning Lessons
Beginning Skills
Skippers 10:45-11:15am
Pike 11:20-11:55am
Eels 12:00-12:35pm
Tuesday & Thursday Evening Lessons
Beginning Skills
Skippers 5:00-5:30pm
Pike 5:30-6:05pm, 6:10-6:45pm
Eels 5:30-6:05pm, 6:10-6:45pm
Polliwog 5:30-6:05pm, 6:50-7:25pm
Intermediate / Advanced
Rays 5:30-6:05pm
Starfish 5:30-6:05pm
Guppy 6:10-6:45pm, 6:50-7:25pm
Minnow 6:10-6:45pm
Fish 6:10-6:45pm
Flying Fish / Shark 6:50-7:25pm
Saturday Lessons
Beginning Skills
Skippers 9:30-10:00am
Pike 10:00-10:35am
Eels 10:40-11:15am
Helps youth and teens develop valuable skills and a lifetime
love of the water including personal safety, personal growth,
and stroke development.
Intermediate / Advanced
Rays 11:20-11:55am
Mondays & Wednesdays
1:00-2:00pm
Session 2: May 18th – June 17th
Sunday Lessons
Beginning Skills
Pike 12:05-12:40pm
Eels/Polliwog 12:35-1:10pm
“The Y has provided my children with life long skills!”
Y Member Janelle
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DIVE IN
Summer GH20 Swim Team
Children participate in a competitive swim program
designed to teach the finer technique of swimming fast,
and to encourage training for competition, self
development, leadership and sportsmanship. Fish skill
level & above, must have approval of Coach before joining.
Age 5 - 21
May 11th – July 31st
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Remaining School Year Schedule May 11th – June 19th
Group I (Novice) 5:15 - 6:00pm
Group II
6:00 - 7:15pm
Group III
6:00 - 7:30pm
Monday-Friday
Summer Schedule June 22nd – July 31st
Group I (Novice) 9:35 – 10:20am
Group II
8:20 – 9:35am
Group III
8:00 – 9:35am
Cost: $150 first child
Cost: $135 additional children
Swim Team Meets
Spring Splash
YMCA of Grays Harbor
Yakima
Naches
Summer Sizzler YMCA of Grays Harbor
May 30th
June 27th-28th
July 25th
Skills & Drills
For the current Swim Team members, who wish to
continue working on skills before Summer Swim Team.
100 Mile Swim Club
Looking for a way to stay motivated in your swim workout? Join
the 100 mile swim club. Simply keep track of the laps you swim
during each workout at the Y and record your yardage/mileage.
When you reach 100 miles, you will receive a 100 mile club tshirt and recognition certificate.
How many laps is a mile?
Length= One end of the pool to the other (25 yards)
Lap = Down and back (50 yards)
1 mile = 1,650 yards
Approximately 66 lengths or 33 laps equal one mile
Goal: 100 miles (165,000 yards or 3,300 laps!)
How can you get to 100 miles? It’s as easy as:
2 miles a week equals 100 miles in about 50 weeks.
3 miles a week equals 100 miles in about 33 weeks.
1 mile a day, 5 days a week, equals 100 miles in 20 weeks.
6:00 - 7:00pm
Session 1 Breaststroke: March 2nd – March 11th
Session 2 Butterfly & IM: March 16th – March 25th
Cost: $32 members only
Session 3 Freestyle: Mar. 30th, Apr. 1st, Apr. 13th, Apr. 15th
Session 4 Backstroke: April 20th – April 29th
Super Strokers (Pre Swim Team Class)
Students refine skills and learn swim team drills.
5:00 - 6:00pm
Session 1: March 2nd – March 25th
Cost: $64 member, $112 program member
Session 2: March 30th - April 29th (no class 4/6, 4/8)
Cost: $64 member, $112 program member
Cost : $10 members only
(Includes t-shirt and recognition certificate)
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STRIVE FOR
YOUR BEST
Taekwon-Do
Gymnastics
1 class per week
Cost: $25 per month members,
$43 per month program members
Wednesdays
Session 2: March 4th – April 29th (no class 4/15)
Session 3: May 6th – July 1st (no class 5/20)
This program provides a wonderful experience and benefit for
all individuals and strengthens families.
The five tenets of Taekwon-Do are Courtesy, Integrity,
Perseverance, Self-Control, and Indomitable Spirit. All of these
tenets are woven into every class. These life skills help ensure
that our students are successful throughout their lives when at
home, school or at work.
2 or 3 classes per week
Cost: $35 per month members,
$61 per month program members
Registration fee (uniform )
Testing Fee
Cost: $20
Cost: $15
Program is billed on a monthly basis the 1st of each month.
1 week cancellation notice required.
Fees are not pro-rated for missed classes.
Lil Dragons
Ages 4-7
Sunday 12:15 - 12:45pm (aerobics room)
Sunday 2:45 - 3:15pm (aerobics room)
Thursday 4:00 - 4:30pm (gym)
Youth Martial Arts
Ages 8-12
Sunday 12:45 – 1:30pm Beginner (aerobics room)
Sunday 1:45 – 2:30pm Advanced (aerobics room)
Teen / Adult
Ages 13 to adult
Sunday 3:30 - 5:00pm Advanced (aerobics room)
Thursday 5:30 – 6:30pm (gym)
This program is designed for children to have fun while
learning gymnastics and lifetime skills such as goal
setting, safety, self-discipline, and self-confidence. We
also instill the YMCA values of caring, honesty, respect,
and responsibility. Come and check out our new
gymnastics equipment.
Preschool Gymnastics
Classes provide activities that include an aerobic warmup and stretching. Children will work on developing
motor skills, body awareness, hand-eye coordination, and
improve their strength and flexibility
Time: 5:30pm – 6:15pm, 6:15pm - 7:00pm
Gymnastics Beginner (1, 2, 3)
Classes provide instruction on gymnastics equipment and
skills. Participants develop body awareness and improve
strength and flexibility and learn the fundamentals of
gymnastics skills and terminology.
5:30pm - 6:30pm, 6:30 to 7:30pm
Gymnastics Intermediate (1,2,3)
Testing out of the Beginner Level required. This class
builds on the basic achieved in Beginner Gymnastics, and
further develops coordination, strength, and flexibility.
Intermediate 1: 5:30pm -6:30pm
Intermediate 2: 6:30-8:00pm
Intermediate 3: 6:30-8:00pm
Teen/Adult Gymnastics
An opportunity for teens to learn new skills and improve
coordination, strength, and flexibility. This class is
designed for the beginner through advanced gymnasts.
6:30 pm – 7:30pm
Gymnastics Boys Class
Classes provide instruction on men’s events on
gymnastics equipment and tumbling.
5:30pm - 6:30pm
Did you know you can sign up for programs
online at www.GHYMCA.NET
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KIDS ON THE MOVE
Family Tot Time
Open gym for you and your toddler! A variety of
activities are provided such as sports balls, building
blocks, manipulatives, and tunnels – all of which will
leave your child wanting more! Stop by and enjoy the
Y’s newest tot equipment perfect for infants and young
toddlers. Meet other families and make new friends!
Tuesdays
10:30-11:30 am
January 6th – May 26th
Cost: Free to all members
Tumbling Tots and Movement
YOUTH BASKETBALL
This is a great introduction to youth basketball. Young athletes
will be placed on a team and will develop the skills of teamwork,
self confidence, and the fundamentals of basketball. Special
team/coach requests will be honored on a first come first serve
basis. We will do our best to accommodate what we can.
Players will be notified by January 28th of day/time of practice.
Coaches meeting for all age groups will be held on Thursday
January 22nd at 6:00pm, in Goldberg Family Discovery Center.
Preschool Basketball
Practices will be ½ hour once a week
Game will be held on Saturdays
February 2nd –March 14th
(Cost after January 25
th
$25 members, $43 program members)
Kindergarten Basketball
Practices will be 45 min. once a week.
(Cost after January 25th $25 members, $43 program members)
1st-2nd Grade Basketball
Practices will be 1 hour once a week.
(Cost after January 25th $28 members, $49 program members)
This is a movement education class focused on
developing gross motor skills of toddlers while also
introducing tots to beginning tumbling. These combined
skills and exposure to routine and co-play will lead to
greater success in future Y-Sports. Toddler and parents
will enjoy movement songs, games, and the Y’s fantastic
gymnastics equipment. Parents are encouraged to
participate as needed, based upon their child’s
development.
Ages: 2-4
Tuesdays
10:00-10:30am
Session 1: January 6th – January 27th
Session 2: February 3rd – February 24th
Session 3: March 3rd – March 24th
Session 4: March 31st – April 21st
Home School Sports
Students will learn new sports skills and improve upon
those that they already know including basketball,
baseball, football, soccer, gymnastics, and more.
Students are also versed in the Y’s four core values and
practice student Voice and Choice. Parents are welcome
to participate as volunteers in the gymnasium activity
sessions.
Ages 5+
Thursdays
1:30-2:30pm
Session 2: February 26th – April 9th
Cost $28 members, $49 program members
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BUILDING FUN
MEMORIES
Kids in the Kitchen
Learn the basics of cooking! Each session will include learning
to cook an appetizer, salad, main entrée, and dessert! Look
forward to trying great treats that your child creates!
Ages 6+
Tuesdays
6:15-7:15 PM
Session 1: February 3rd- February 24th
Session 2: March 3rd – March 24th
Session 3: March 31st –April 21st
$21 members, $36 program members
Lil’ Cheflets
Young chefs will learn to measure, mix, and make yummy
food! We will explore textures, smells, and different tools that
we use in the kitchen. We will learn about different ingredients,
read stories about foods, and learn to be safe in the kitchen. A
perfect class for your child that loves to touch things and stay
busy!
Ages: 3-5
Wednesdays
1:30-2:15 pm
Session 1: January 7th - January 28th
Session 2: February 4th - February 25th
Y – Science
Open up your mind to the wonderful world of science! This
program will keep your child’s mind buzzing. We will perform
various science projects throughout the program such as,
volcanoes, water tornadoes, and your very own quicksand.
This is a hand’s on program that is destined to challenge your
child’s mind.
Ages: 5 and up
Mondays
5:30pm - 6:15pm
Session 1: January 5th – January 26th
Session 2: February 2nd – March 2nd (No class 2/16)
Session 3: March 9th – March 30th
Session 4: April 13th – April 27th
Session 5: May 4th – May 18th
Cost $ 21 members, $36 program members
Tiny Toes Ballet Class
Little dancers will enjoy learning ballet basics while
improving their rhythm, flexibility, and coordination.
This introductory ballet class will work on stretching,
basic positions, and movement to music! This class will
help your child work on motor skills. All participants are
encouraged to join in at their own pace. Dancers will
perform a short recital for parents at the end of the
session! Ballet clothing is optional- dress comfortably!
Ages: 3-5
Fridays
11:30-12:00pm
Session 1: January 16th – March 20th
Session 2: March 27th –May 29th
“The Y has brought my family closer together,
we do Taekwon-Do and swim together.”
Y Member Sarah
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AN EXPERIENCE
OF A LIFETIME
Camp Bishop Overnighter
Experience the magic of Camp. Spend the entire day plus an
overnight at camp enjoying a mini version of all the great
things camp has to offer; kayaking, games, hiking, crazy skits,
plus an awesome campfire. Don’t worry if the weather is cold
and rainy - we have great indoor program areas and everyone
will be warm and cozy in the lodge. Join us for a super charged
fun filled weekend. Transportation Provided.
Grades: K - 8th
Bus leaves 10am Saturday
Bus returns 11am Sunday
Magical Holiday Overnighter
Saturday & Sunday, December 13th & 14th
(Register before December 8th and save $10)
Spring Fling
Saturday & Sunday, March 21st & 22nd
(Register before March 16th and save $10)
New Year’s Eve Overnighter at the Y
This will be a fun packed night; we will enjoy playing games in
the gym, crafts, swimming, and much more. Snacks will be
provided.
Ages: K-8th
Drop off 7:00pm
Pick up 9:00am pick
December 31st – January 1st
Date Night
“Me” Time for Adults! Y Time for Kids! Kids between the ages
of 3-12 enjoy a themed and fun filled evening at the YMCA of
Grays Harbor, while you can find some quality time for
yourselves!
This evening for the kids will include: dinner, themed crafts,
games, and activities
*Child must be potty trained
HOLIDAY EXTRAVAGANZA MINI CAMP
Start your Christmas holiday season off with a bang. This is
your opportunity to get together with friends and avoid the
boredom blues! Participants will participate in programming
that includes swimming, special holiday craft projects to give
as gifts, and special treat making to eat or share. Don’t miss
out on this great time. Participants need to pack a lunch and
swim wear. Get a friend to sign up with you and get half off
of one registration!
Ages: 5-12
9:00-4:00pm
Session 1: December 22nd – December 23rd
Session 2: December 29th – December 30th
(Early drop off 7:00-9:00am and late pick up 4:00-6:00pm
available for an additional $10)
Spring Break Camp
Activities include arts and crafts, swimming, recreational
play, organized games, and sports. Come and meet new
friends while having a great time experiencing fun and
challenging activities at the YMCA. Pack a daily lunch and
snack, a swimsuit, and appropriate footwear for gym
activities.
Ages: 5-12
Monday - Friday
Time 9:00 am-4:00 pm
April 6th – April 10th
Early Drop Off between 7:00-9:00am, additional $15 per week
Late Pick Up between 4:00-6:00pm, additional $15 per week
Parents Night Out
For parents interested in spending a night out, sign up your
children for this Y overnighter. Students will spend the night
in the Y playing games, enjoying group activities,
participating in craft projects along with a fun movie and
baking night. Dinner and breakfast will be provided. Please
bring along a sleeping bag, pillow, pajamas, and set of
clothing in an overnight bag. It’s a perfect chance for adults
to get away and spend a fun night out.
Grades: 1st -5th
Friday & Saturday
7:00pm-9:00am
February 6th – February 7th
Ages: 3-12
First Friday of every month
6:00-9:00pm
Session 1: January 2nd
Session 2: February 6th
Session 3: March 6th
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PLANTING
KNOWLEDGE
Care & Kids
Care & Kids is a free community program, dedicated to early
learning readiness, helping to prepare our community’s youth
for Kindergarten, while also connecting caregivers with local
resources and support. Care & Kids is open to all community
members with children ages 0-5 and the friends, family, or
neighbors who care for these young children during the day.
Our program meets at Washington Elementary in classroom
15, a perfect setting for group circle times filled with song,
movement, and stories, as well as the daily 13 educational
stations caregivers and kids complete together! Families are
welcome to join throughout the year. Feel free to stop by, try
the program!
Washington Elementary Room 15
3003 Cherry Street
Hoquiam, WA 98520
Age: Birth–5
Monday and Wednesday
9:00-11:00am
Tuesday and Thursday
9:00-11:00am
Cost: FREE
Strong Like a Girl
Strong Like a Girl is a class that will help young
girls build a strong sense of self, build self
confidence, teach the importance of good
communication with peers and adults, team work,
respect for others and their environment, and
creative problem solving. Program activities will
range from arts and craft projects, team sports,
group challenges, group discussions, games, and
guest speakers.
Grades: 2nd-5th
Tuesdays
6:30-7:15pm
January 20th – February 10th
Harbor After School (HAS)
Harbor After School is a free afterschool program located at
the following schools:
McCleary School
Elma Elementary
Elma Middle School
Miller Junior High (Aberdeen)
Hoquiam Middle School
Ocosta Elementary School (Lighthouse Project)
Harbor After School is a fun and supportive place to go after
the school day ends, providing positive experiences through
youth development and positive mentoring. The program
provides academic assistance from certified teachers and
YMCA mentors, a source for recreational play, as well as
enrichment programming. Programs operate daily right after
school until 5pm. Enrollment paperwork is available at each
school site.
Did you know you can sign up for programs
online at www.GHYMCA.NET
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EMPOWERING
FUTURE LEADERS
Late Nights
This free program is open to 6th-8th grade students in Grays
Harbor County. This program is FREE to all participants and
includes access to our YMCA swimming pools, basketball
courts, fitness center, and pizza for a late night snack.
Students are expected to have a ride home at the end of the
evening and must bring their student IDs.
Grades: 6th-8th
Saturdays
8:00-11:00pm
February 7th, March 7th, April 4th
Cost: FREE
Youth & Government
YMCA Youth & Government provides students the
opportunity to experience the democratic process firsthand.
Throughout the year participants learn how to research
public policy, write real legislation, debate, practice public
speaking, and partake in away trips. The year culminates in
a teen takeover of the Washington State Capital in May.
This program meets Sundays in the Goldberg Family
Discovery Center. There is no program on the last Sunday
of each month.
Grades: 8th-12th
Sundays
5:00-6:00pm
Ends May 24th
Leadership Club
Leadership Club is a high school program designed to better
connect students to their community along with the tools
they need to be better prepared for future jobs and
education. Participants will have the opportunity to
volunteer, host special events, learn about teamwork and
leadership, and take certification courses such as First Aid.
Club members drive the direction of the program and are
supported by Y Mentors.
This spring participants will also have the opportunity to
visit a local college. Students are welcome to join during
any point throughout the school year and meet in the
Goldberg Family Discovery Center.
Ages: 13-18
Tuesdays nights
6:00-7:00pm
January 6th – May 26th
Cost: Free
Teen Nights
If you are a teen looking for something fun to do on a Tuesday
night, stop by the Y for Teen Night! Teen Night takes place on
the first Tuesday of each month and includes an hour of
exciting and fun, non-stop games and activities. Stop by the
Goldberg Family Discovery Center.
Ages: 13-18
First Tuesday of each month
6:00-7:00pm
Ends May 7th
Cost: FREE
Junior Leaders Club
This club will focus on developing leadership skills through
service projects, volunteering and teamwork. Teens will
participate in group activities at the YMCA and in the greater
Grays Harbor community. Kids will have obtained 100
service hours by the program’s end.
Grades: 6th– 8th
Tuesday
6:00-7:00pm
Ends May 26th
Cost: FREE
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GOING
PLACES
Youth Trips
Pacific Science Center
Explore science, nature, and health at Seattle’s Pacific
Science Center. Participants will explore the tropical
butterfly house, dinosaurs and their journey through time,
as well as insect village, and the sonic boom. Please pack
a lunch and wear comfortable clothes and shoes.
Grades: K-6th
Saturday
Leave the YMCA at 8am and return at 5pm
March 28th
Teen Trips
Ice Skating in Olympia
Spend an afternoon skating at Olympia’s Skateland! The
day will include two hours of skating followed by a visit to
the Black Lake Mall where students can shop or enjoy their
lunches. Students should pack a sack lunch or bring money
to enjoy food at the mall food court.
Grades: 8th-12th
Saturday
Leave YMCA 9:45am, Return 4pm
January 17th
University of Washington Field Trip
Enjoy a day with friends as you explore the University of
Washington Campus. This fun day trip will include, lunch, a
tour of the University of Washington Campus, and a chance
for participants to talk to current UW students. Weather
permitting the group will also explore the nearby stores,
shopping area, including a walk to Dick’s Drive-In.
Grades: 8th-12th
Saturday
Leave YMCA 8am, Return 6pm
April 18th
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Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium
Join us for another trip to the wonderful Point Defiance
Zoo & Aquarium. This kid favorite getaway offers students
the opportunity to see animals such as elephants, tigers,
and even the once nearly extinct red wolf. Kids will also
enjoy the new stingray touch pool, petting zoo, and
playground area. Pack a lunch and dress in comfortable
clothes and shoes.
Grades: K-6th
Saturday
Leave the YMCA at 9am and return at 4pm
April 25th
Woodland Park Zoo
Send your students to the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle.
This beautiful zoo features animals from across the globe,
including red pandas, grizzly bears, Asian elephants,
gorillas, and so much more! Your child will have fun
exploring and playing here! Please pack a sack lunch and
wear comfortable shoes.
Grades: K-6th
Saturday
Leave the YMCA at 8am and return at 5:30pm
May 9th
DEVELOPING
LIFETIME SKILLS
Adult / Child / Infant CPR & First Aid
This course covers first aid, rescue breathing, CPR for
adults/children/infant, as well as how to use an automated
external defibrillator (AED). To receive this certification,
participants must successfully complete both the written and
skills exams. Participants should bring a non-refrigerated sack
lunch. Red Cross Program
Saturday
8:00 - 1:00pm
Session 1: January 3rd
Session 2: February 7th
Session 3: March 14th
Session 4: April 25th
Session 5: May 9th
Cost: $65 for CPR/ First Aid members or program members
Babysitter’s Training
This program provides youth who are planning to babysit with
the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsibly
give care for children and infants. This training will help
participants to develop leadership skills, develop a babysitting
business, keep themselves and others safe, help children
behave, and learn about basic child care and first aid.
Red Cross Program
Junior Lifeguard Class
Find out what it takes to be a great lifeguard with this junior
lifeguarding course! Youth will learn everything from lifesaving
and leadership skills to fitness and professional development!
Students will learn in-water rescues, first aid, CPR/AED, victim
removal, scanning techniques, among other skills. This course
is a great way to prepare for the full certification at the age of
15. Come join us for fun at the pool while you learn
techniques which could save a life!
Ages: 11-14
Sundays
12:00-4:00pm
January 11th –February 15th
Age 11-15
Saturday
9:00 - 3:30pm
February 21st
Cost: $50 members or program members
Lifeguard Training Class
This class is the required certification for those interested in
becoming a lifeguard. Pre-skills Test: 300 yard swim, dive to a
depth of 7-10 feet and retrieve a 10 pound object. Red Cross
Program
Participants must be 15 by April 26th
Saturday & Sunday
9:00-4:00pm
April 18th, April 19th, April 25th, April 26th
(Price includes Lifeguard Training Book)
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ACTIVE AND
ON THE MOVE
Senior Trips
Come and enjoy your day with a fun filled experience of
sightseeing, shopping and meeting new friends. Below are
the dates and destinations of our trips. If you need any
additional information, please contact Tanya at
537-9622 x124. Bus will depart/return from the YMCA.
Shopping at IKEA / South Sound Center in Seattle
8:00-6:00pm
February 21st
Centralia Antique Stores / Centralia Outlets
9:00-6:00pm
March 1st
Cost: $ 10 members, $10 program members
Spring Fair at Puyallup Fair Grounds
8:00-6:00 pm
April 18th
Woodland Park Zoo
8:00-6:00pm
May 30th
Staying
Active
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STRENGTHENING
FAMILY
Valentine’s Day Celebration
Sign up your family for the Valentine’s Day Y Party. At this
celebration families will decorate cookies, and make special
Valentine’s Day cards for their loved ones.
Sunday
Preschool – K
2:00-3:00pm
1st – 5th
3:15-4:15pm
February 8th
Cardboard Family Challenge
If you are looking for a fun program the whole family can
do together, this is the event for you! This program is
largely inspired by the film “Caine’s Arcade,” and will
challenge families to use their imaginations to make
whatever creations come to their minds: rockets, arcade
games, castles, homes, etc. The Y will provide the supplies:
cardboard boxes, safe saws, and hinges as well as
decorative materials too. All cardboard creations will be
photographed and posted on the Y Facebook page where
fans can vote for their favorite cardboard creation. Younger
children will enjoy making shoebox dioramas with parent
help.
Family Art Series
Spend Wednesday nights together with your family at the Y
completing creative art projects! Each month will include a
different collaborative project, perfect for parents with
children or a group of siblings. All are welcome! Families
sign up for the individual projects they are interested in
and program cost covers all participating family members
(up to 5).
Wednesdays
6:30-7:30pm
Family Mosaics
February 11th
Homemade Clay and Story Telling Objects
March 11th
Finger and Splatter Paint Projects – Family Wall Art
April 8th
Photo Booth Fun, Prop Making and Photography
May 13th
All ages
Saturday
4:00-6:00pm
March 21st
Cost: $15 per family
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OUR GOAL IS TO HELP
YOU REACH YOURS
While you’re improving your life, help others grow strong too. We ask you to follow the Y Code of Conduct
and exhibit the values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility while you’re here.
1. Get oriented. Not sure how to use the equipment
or what you should be doing? A Fitness Orientation
and the Wellness Connection are free for all members!
2. Just ask. We’re here to help!
3. If there’s a problem with any of the equipment or
the facility, please let a staff person know. If there’s
an incident or accident, contact a staff person
immediately.
4. Be safe. Wear appropriate clothing and footwear.
(Open-toed shoes or jeans are not allowed.) Have a
spotter help you with free weights. Warm up before
and cool down after exercise. Make sure you’ve had
enough to eat and drink before exercising to prevent
dizziness or light-headedness. If you are experiencing
dizziness, pain or unusual discomfort at any time, stop
the exercise and ask staff for help.
5. Help us keep the Y clean. Wipe off equipment
after each use. Return all equipment when finished with
it. Take your personal items with you. Remove the
plates from lifting bars when you’re done.
6. Give others a turn. The equipment is here for
everyone to use. Please respect the 30-minute time
limit on cardio equipment if others are waiting.
7. Storing your stuff. Please lock your valuables up
in a locker or check them in at the front desk.
8. Youth are welcome in the fitness center upon
completing the Youth Fitness program. (Ages: 11-13)
9. Get personal. Personal trainers are available. Ask a
staff person for more information.
10. Hang it up. For your safety and in consideration
for others, please refrain from cell phone use while in
the fitness center.
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Wellness Connection
Learn how to make a positive impact on your health &
well being by meeting one on one with our wellness
coaches. They can assist you in goal setting, workout
plans, and help get you acquainted with programs that fit
your needs. They will also follow up to check on your
progress and offer further assistance if needed.
Wellness Connections are FREE to members and sign ups
can be done at the Front Desk.
Cost: Free with a membership
Fitness Orientation
Learn about the Fitness Center. Get started on a fitness
program taught by one of our trained staff. A Fitness
Orientation consists of goal setting, strength &
cardiovascular training, charting, and a body analysis.
Fitness Orientations are FREE to members and sign ups
can be done at the Front Desk.
Cost: Free with a membership
DISCOVER
WELLNESS
Personal Training
We are here to partner with you to live a healthy lifestyle. Our
personal trainers are here to help you meet your goals. Each
plan is individual and you will learn how to use diet and exercise
as a healthy lifestyle change with encouragement and support
from our trained wellness staff.
Cost: ½ Session
$25 (25 minutes)
Cost: 1 Session
$40 (50 minutes)
Cost: Three Sessions
$105
Cost: Eight Sessions
$280
Cost: Twelve Sessions
$360
Team Training
This extremely successful program consists of a team with two
to three members who meet with a personal trainer. In this
program you will be held accountable and supported by your
team. Your team and trainer will set your goals and begin to
make exercise a healthy habit. Your personal trainer will offer
you weekly feedback, encouragement and education materials.
Cost: Twelve-Session Program with two team members: $460
Mitt Work 101
This class combines Kickboxing, Karate, and Jiu-jitsu along with
exercises to improve total body flexibility, strength, and
conditioning. This is a high energy class and not recommended
for beginners. Mitt Work will increase your metabolism for
hours after your workout and you will burn more overall calories
and body fat. Bottom line… if you want to develop and refine
your punching skills and condition your body then take a
serious look at Mitt Work 101.
Cost: Three-Session Program $105
Cost: Eight-Session Program $280
Cost: Twelve-Session Program $360
Cost: Twelve-Session Program with two team members: $460
Cardiac Program
You can reduce your risk for future Heart Disease with regular
activity. If you have ever experienced a Heart Attack, Stroke,
or Angina then this program is for you. It focuses on
endurance and strength through cardiovascular exercise and
strength training. Your activities are monitored by staff with a
blood pressure check throughout your workout.
I COUNT
10 Week Challenge
This is the ultimate Weight Loss Program.
Start anytime. Meet with a Fitness Professional to
learn how many calories you should be consuming
per day.
•
Decide and set a S.M.A.R.T. Goal.
(Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time Bound)
•
Choose which way is the best for you to count
calories.
•
Track your calories and exercise for the next 10
weeks.
•
Receive feedback from a Fitness Professional.
•
Hit your goal and earn a T-Shirt!
What’s for Dinner
Tired of the old question what’s for dinner? This class
will help you plan a weekly menu along with a
shopping list and sample some of the dishes we’ll be
making. We will also put a twist on some old
favorites to make them healthier. So if you’re
looking for more nutritious dinner options or are out
of ideas this class is for you.
Wednesdays
5:45-6:30pm
January 21st – February 25th
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays
7:30-9:30am & 1:30-3:00pm
Monthly drop in
“The YMCA helps keep my family active.”
YMCA member Judy
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TRY SOMETHING
DIFFERENT
Indoor Triathlon
Boxfit
Learn basic boxing techniques including jumping rope,
shadow boxing, calisthenics, strength training, agility
training, focus pads and more in a group class! Boxing
also promotes personal well being by strengthening
their self discipline and mental health.
Saturdays (Aerobic Room)
8:30-9:30am
Session 1: January 10th – 31st
Session 2: February 7th – 28th
Session 3: March 7th – 28th
Session 4: April 4th – 25th
Session5: May 2nd – 23rd
Cost: $40 members only, $70 program members
Start your New Year off with some fun! Compete
against yourself in this non-timed triathlon. Spend your
Sunday swimming, biking, and running and check
“complete a triathlon” off the list.
¼ mile swim (9 laps, 18 lengths in the pool)
12 miles of Spinning
30 minutes or 3 miles on the treadmill, elliptical or AMT
Sunday
9:00am
January 18th
(Shirt included if registered by January 12th)
(wraps provided)
Thursdays (Gym)
9:30-10:30am
Session 1: January 8th – 29th
Session 4: April 2nd – 23rd
Session5: May 7th – 28th
Cost: $40 members only, $70 program members
(wraps provided)
Youth Fitness
This six class program provides information on
cardiovascular exercise, muscular strength, endurance,
flexibility and healthy eating. Includes instruction on
proper use of cardio and strength training equipment.
Successful completion of the course enables you to work
out in the fitness center. If you are interested in taking
private one-on-one sessions contact Lisa at 537-9622
x105.
This is your year to conquer your goals. The
progressive program and fun atmosphere will have you
meeting your goals and feeling stronger than ever.
Class is packed with group runs, running workshops,
and will help you train to run a 5k or 10k.
Ages: 11-13
Tuesday & Thursday
6:30-7:30pm
Session 1: January 13th – 29th
Session 4: April 7th – 23rd
Session 5: May 5th – 21st
Run With It
5:30-6:30pm
January 26th – April 22nd
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GROUP EXERCISE
Fitness, Fun & Friends
Why Participate In Group Exercise
Classes?
Research has indicated that individuals who participate in
group exercise classes are more likely to achieve their
health and wellness goals due to increased motivation, new
friendships, and accountability.
How To Get Started?
Bring a water, show up and wear comfortable clothing. All
equipment is provided. No Pre-registration required!
What Class Should You Take?
Beginners
Swimnastics, Spinning, Target Training: Step, SAIL, Pilates,
Yoga, Cardio Sculpt, Barre
Need Improved Flexibility, Balance, And/Or Relaxation:
Yoga, Pilates, Swimnastics, Target Training: Step, SAIL, Barre
Want Strength, Power, And Definition:
Ripped, Hydro-Fit, Cardio Sculpt, Spinning,
Target Training: Step, Zumba, Cardio Kickboxing
Cardiovascular Endurance:
Hydro-Fit, Swimnastics, Cardio Sculpt, Spinning,
Target Training: Step, Zumba, Cardio Kickboxing
Target Training: Step
Take aim at reducing your body fat and building
strong, flexible muscles. This class combines simple
low impact moves utilizing the step, BOSU,
Resista-Balls, free weights, Body Bars, tubes, the
barre, and bands. Regardless of your age, shape,
size, and/or fitness level, staff and students extend a
warm welcome to you to be part of a safe
encouraging and supportive effort as we journey
toward better health!
Cardio Kickboxing
Shape your body with jabs, punches, kicks, squats,
and ab training.
Swimnastics
A full body workout in the water through low impact
exercise in the rec pool.
Hydro-Fit
An aerobic class in the deep end of the lap pool that
utilizes special gear to achieve a full body workout.
Traditional Hiatha Yoga
This class includes yoga postures, breathing, and
relaxation. Move away from stress, tension and toward
health well being and peace.
Pilates Fusion
This class is a high energy metabolic boost utilizing
balls, weights, bands, and own body weight.
30 Minute Build and Burn
This class is a total body workout on your lunch break!
Build and Burn is a great place to get an interval
workout including muscular conditioning, resistance
training, and core strength.
Barre
This class is Pilates while utilizing a ballet bar. Barre
works on muscles while not taxing joints. Burn fat in
ways you never thought possible.
Spin Circuit
The routines feature aerobic/fitness interval training
with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that
tone and sculpt the body to incredible music with
moves easy to learn.
A complete workout in one class. This unique format
alternates between intervals of strength training and
cardio spin segments.
It’s the original and most popular group spinning
class. You’ll torch an average of
500 calories per 40-min. ride. You’ll enjoy a heart
pounding yet low impact workout,
while maintaining the ability to go at your own pace.
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GROUP EXERCISE
Cardio Sculpt
Dance your way to a better body. 40 minutes of
cardio, 20 minutes of toning, hot dance moves and
today’s hit music with positive encouragement and
step by step instruction.
SAIL
(Staying Active and Independent for Life)
A strength and balance class for active adults.
Exercises are designed to increase strength, range of
movement and skills for daily living.
Express Spin
Want an intense cardio vascular workout in 30
minuite minus the detrimental impact on the joints?
In this class you will enjoy cycling with other
members as the instructor leads you on a great ride.
Performed to music on specially designed stationary
bikes.
Express Circuit
This class is a high intensity 30 minute total body
training. Express Circuit is an excellent class to
strengthen and tone the entire body while working
with a variety of equipment: weights, tubes, Body
Bars, Resista-balls and Bosu.
Ripped
In this class you will burn fat and torch calories while
building, defining, and sculpting using a variety of
resistance training tools such as body bar, hand
weights, exercise bands, and Bosu Ball.
Known as the Zumba “pool party”, Aqua Zumba
gives new meaning to the idea of an invigorating
workout. Splashing, stretching, twisting, even
shouting, and laughing are often heard during a
class. Aqua Zumba blends it all together into a safe,
challenging, water-based workout that’s cardio
conditioning, body toning, and most of all,
exhilarating beyond belief.
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GROUP EXERCISE
Instructor
Monday
Cardio Sculpt
Chris
Vessey
5:306:30am
Spinning
Hope
Cardenas
Difficulty with
Movement
Charlene
Hood
Barre
Chris
Vessey
Pilates
M’Chele
Dineen
Swimnastics
Sarah
Butcher
Swimnastics
Sarah
Butcher
Swimnastics
Shannon
Braaten
Swimnastics
Shannon
Braaten
Target Training: Step
Pam
Aho
Spinning
Lisa
Kless
SAIL
Nacey
Peterson
30 min. Build and Burn
Jenny
Knutson
12:1012:40pm
12:1012:40pm
12:1012:40pm
Express Spinning
Lisa
Kless
4:305:00pm
4:305:00pm
4:305:00pm
Express Circuit
Lisa
Kless
5:005:30pm
5:005:30pm
5:005:30pm
Spin 45
Sarah
Carossino
Zumba
M’Chele
Dineen
Cardio Kickboxing
Lisa
Kless
Pilates Fusion
Chris
Vessey
6:307:30pm
Hiatha Yoga
Veronica
Atkinson
6:307:30pm
Hydro – Fit
Sue
McMeekin
Hydro – Fit
Janet
Wilson
Ripped
Yana
Leatherman
Spin Circuit
Sheena
Paniagua
Aqua Zumba
Shannon
Bratton
7:308:15pm
7:308:15pm
Spinning
Karista
Young
7:308:30pm
7:308:30pm
Swimnastics
Gordon
Chaffee
7:308:15pm
7:308:15pm
Held in Rec Pool
Held in Rec Pool
Held in Rec Pool
Held in Lap Pool
Held in Rec Pool
Held in Childcare
Held in Lap Pool
Held in Lap Pool
Held in Lap Pool
Held in Rec Pool
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
5:306:30am
5:306:30am
8:008:30am
Friday
Saturday
5:306:30am
5:306:30am
8:008:30am
7:308:30am
8:008:30am
10:3011:30am
8:309:30am
8:309:30am
9:009:45am
9:4510:30am
10:3011:15am
11:1512:00pm
8:309:30am
9:009:45am
9:4510:30am
10:3011:15am
11:1512:00pm
9:3010:30am
9:3010:30am
10:3011:15am
11:1512:00pm
9:3010:30am
9:3010:30am
10:4511:45am
10:4511:45am
4:305:15pm
5:306:30pm
9:3010:30am
4:305:15pm
5:306:30pm
5:306:30pm
5:306:30pm
6:307:30pm
6:307:30pm
5:156:15pm
7:008:00pm
5:156:15pm
7:008:00pm
6:307:30pm
6:307:30pm
9:3010:30am
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BUILD OUR
COMMUNITY
Would you like to volunteer at the Y?
Youth & Teen Activities
“Everyone can be great because anyone can serve. You don't
have to have a college degree to serve. You don't even have to
make your subject and your verb agree to serve... You only
need a heart full of grace. A soul generated by love...”
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Harbor After School
The YMCA of Grays Harbor is always looking for volunteers.
We have opportunities in afterschool programming, youth
sports, swim team, strong kids campaign, facility projects,
Camp Bishop projects, Board of Directors, special events, and
many more…
If you are interested in volunteering contact Franzine Potts at
537-9622 x108.
Childcare
We are looking for volunteers to listen to students read and
help with any difficulties a student may have with decoding
words. This is a great opportunity to help a child improve their
reading skills, gain volunteer experience or earn community
volunteer hours for Young Scholars. Please contact the Child
Care Dept. for more information, 537-9622 x133.
Front Desk
This is a great hands on volunteer opportunity to work with
and engage youth in physical play activities or educational
activities. Sign up to volunteer coach in one of our youth
sports programs or as a hiking trip chaperone. For more
information contact April Heikkila at 537-9622 x106.
This is a great opportunity to mentor youth across Grays
Harbor County. Volunteers are needed for tutoring in
English, math, and science. For more information contact
April Heikkila at 537-9622 x106.
Y-Corps
Y-Corps is a fun new program beginning this January and
provides families with the opportunity to volunteer and work
together. Each month the YMCA will choose a service project
to do as a group out in our community, a way for all of us to
give back and be socially responsible. Y-Corps is also a
great opportunity for students to complete volunteer as well
as World Class Scholars hours. Volunteers will receive a
special Y-Corps shirt for their service. Please email Melissa
at mminato@ghymca.net for further details or to make
suggestions for various projects.
Are you interested in meeting new people? The Front Desk is
looking for volunteers to greet and check in our members. For
more information contact Dan Brown at 537-9622 x109.
YMCA of Grays Harbor
2500 Simpson Avenue
Hoquiam, WA 98550
Phone: (360) 537-9622
Fax: (360) 533-2471
www.ghymca.net
A United Way sponsored agency

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