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PLAY, EXERCISE, FUN! RYE YMCA 2016 SPRING PROGRAM GUIDE Session 3: January 25- April 10 Session 4: April 11 - June 24

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Page 1: Rye Y Spring 2016 Program Guide

PLAY, EXERCISE, FUN!

RYE YMCA 2016 SPRING PROGRAM GUIDE

Session 3: January 25- April 10Session 4: April 11 - June 24

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Gregg Howells Rye Y Executive Director

Welcome to the RYE YMCA!

Mission Statement: The RYE YMCA is a family oriented community service organization which welcomes all people and promotes positive values through programs that build spirit, mind and body.

Dear Friends,

You may have passed them a hundred times: framed lists in our second floor hallway of Developmental Assets® for children and teens. The term Developmental Assets might sound like something out of a sociology textbook, but it is actually an important list of the community and family supports every child needs to thrive.

As you know, the YMCA serves men, women and children of all ages and abilities. However, we know that if we reach children when they are very young, helping them to grow in character, skills and confidence, we help build stronger families and healthier communities. That’s why we’re constantly looking for ways to engage kids and give them opportunities to be their best selves.

As we throw open the metaphorical doors to a new year, our staff is excited about the programs they have planned for our young members. The Second Saturday Teen Nights for middle school students and the Family First Fridays really took off in 2015 and we look forward to offering these again in the coming months. The new ExerZone studio has been a huge hit, giving children and adults a fun, high energy work-out. We’re also offering alternatives to sports, including chess, Lego Engineering, origami, and cooking.

Finally, we’re proud to be a founding member of Rye-ACT (Rye Action for Children and Teens), a new community coalition that is addressing the issue of underage drinking and substance abuse. (See page 45 for more about this initiative.)

Developmental Assets are more than a set of nice ideas. They’re the vital framework for a successful life. And they’re the words we take to heart every day.

Sincerely,Gregg Howells

Kids having fun while exercising in our new ExerZone

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USE OF THE FOLLOWING FACILITIES IS INCLUDED IN YOUR MEMBERSHIP: • 6 lane heated Brookside Pool • 4 lane heated Pa Cope Pool • State of the Art Fitness Center - members receive a complimentary fitness orientation.

• Approx. 150 free weekly exercise, aquacize and spin classes including classes just for tweens & teens

• Free yoga, pilates & meditation classes at the Wainwright Yoga Center

• Freestyle Fitness Zone for ages 12+

• ExerZone: fitness meets technology in our exciting, new studio for youth, teens, adults and families. • Full size Gymnasium - family "soft play" & basketball, teen gym time, open adult soccer & basketball

• Member Lounge with WiFi • Locker Rooms with saunas • Family Room with WiFi

• YMCA Away program - free visits at over 600 Y’s across the country • Free assisted parking in our lot (plus metered municipal parking across the street)

THE RYE Y....STILL THE BEST VALUE FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY

PLUS.... • Reduced member rates and priority registration for all programs• Family Members also choose from a selection of free baby/ toddler classes • Family Members enjoy free family gym time, family swim time and other family activities• Family Members enjoy free First Friday family events• Free enrollment in Adventure Guides for Family Members• Second Saturdays - fun evenings for 6-8th graders • Free Karate for adults• Fully trained staff who are always ready to assist you• Volunteer opportunities• Free blood pressure screenings on Mondays• Playground on site

ADDITIONAL BENEFITS (EXTRA FEES MAY APPLY):• Personal and small group training• Child Watch and Tot Drop baby-sitting services • Summer Camp and Vacation Camps • Birthday Parties• Family Strengthening Activities

STAY UP TO DATE WITH ALL RYE Y PROGRAMS AND EVENTS AT WWW.RYEYMCA.ORG

• Click on News/Events on our top menu bar and view our calendar listings.

• If you're not already receiving email communications from us, be sure to sign up for our monthly email newsletter. Click on the Sign Up for Our Email Newsletter link on our homepage.

• View Twitter updates in the upper right column of our homepage.

• Follow us on Twitter (twitter.com/RYEYMCA) and Instagram (instagram.com/RYEYMCA)

• Click on the Facebook icon (lower right column) to "like" the Rye Y page & be the first to view videos & news articles.

• Download our RYE YMCA smart phone app for iphones and droids. Free at the Apple store or Google Play. Be sure to say "OK" to Push notifications so we can update you on facility closures and class cancellations.

Y Cares financial assistance available. Please visit ryeymca.org and click on Financial Aid for details.

Although mine is not a dramatic story, the Rye Y has dramatically changed my life. I’m in the best shape I’ve ever been in, I love the new friendships I’ve formed, the flexible hours, the convenience of its location and especially the special women of the Tot Drop for my children.

I’ve even just discovered the luxury of an uninterrupted shower after my workouts! It’s such a loving and wonderful environment that has completely changed my life. Now when people move here, I tell them they must join the Y!”

Emily Meszkat

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FACILITY HOURSMonday-Friday

5:30 am-10:00 pm*.

Saturday7:00 am-6:30 pm*

.Sunday

8:00 am-6:30 pm*

*See building rules on page 43 & 44

Holiday Closings Youth Classes (and adult 9 week registered classes) will not run on the following dates: February 15- 19, March 21-25 and May 28-30

21 Locust Avenue, Rye, N.Y. 10580Phone: (914) 967-6363 Fax: (914) 967-6398www.ryeymca.org

RYE YMCA

The Y: We're for Youth Development, Healthy Living and Social Responsibility3

See page 6 for weather related closing details. We will do our best to communicate storm-related delayed openings (and/or cancellations) as information becomes available to us. Here's how you can stay updated:• Make sure we have your current email address and that you are receiving our regular emails • Check top of our website for a red bar alert • Download our Rye YMCA smart phone app at the Apple or Google store and say OK to Push notifications. • "Like" us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/ryeymca)• Follow us on Twitter • When in doubt, please call ahead.

Facility is closed on the following dates:

New Year's Day January 1Easter Sunday March 27 Memorial Day May 25Independence Day July 4

FIND IT FASTTABLE OF CONTENTS BY FOCUS AREA .....................11 & 12

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION & RATES ..................................5

REGISTRATION INFO. ..............................................................6-8

GENERAL RULES & POLICIES ............................................43-44

STAFF & BOARD OF DIRECTORS .............................................46

FAMILIES

Parent/Child Classes .................................. 13, 14, 19 & 25

Family Time and Family Events................................. 4, 9-10

BABIES & PRE-SCHOOL

Movement & Music ............................................................. 13

Art ...........................................................................................14

Pre-Ballet .............................................................................. 15

Child Watch/Tot Drop ......................................................... 16

Aquatics (also Gym & Swim) Class .............................19-20

Gymnastics & Sports ....................................................25-26

Family Time & Special Events ........................................ 9-10

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AGE YOUTH

Art, Music, Cooking, LEGO, Stem & Chess .......................14

Dance ..................................................................................... 15

Special Needs Programs ..................................................... 15

Child Watch/Tot Drop ......................................................... 16

After School Program & Fun Club .................................... 17

Birthday Celebrations ......................................................... 17

Vacation Clubs ..................................................................... 18

Aquatics ..........................................................................21-23

Gymnastics & Sports ....................................................24-28

Family Time & Special Events ........................................ 9-10

TEENS

Aquatics ..........................................................................22-23

Gymnastics ............................................................................24

Karate .................................................................................... 28

Leadership, Recreation & Fitness ...............................29-30

American Red Cross Safety Classes ...........................41-42

ADULTS

Fitness .............................................................................31-36

Sports .................................................................................... 35

Aquatics ..........................................................................37-39

Active Older Adults ..............................................................40

Family Time & Special Events ........................................ 9-10

American Red Cross Safety Classes ...........................41-42

COMMUNITY HEALTH INITIATIVES

YMCA's Diabetes Prevention Program ..............................34

LIVESTRONG at the YMCA (for cancer survivors)..........34

Mail-In Registration Form ..........................................................48

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FAMILY PROGRAMS are about giving families the opportunities to deepen relationships, develop new skills and interests, improve their health and well-being, and connect to the community.

WE'RE HERE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY

The Y is a hub of family activity. With a family-centric program schedule and healthy activities and events for the whole family to participate in both together and independently, our Family Membership offers the greatest value for your dollars. For two adults in a household, the fee is less than 2 individual adult memberships. Included in this fee, all children in your household receive FREE memberships. See p. 5 for further details or contact Barbara Hughes, Director of Membership Services at 967-6363, ext. 102.

Family Membership Benefits include:• Priority program registration and reduced member rates for programs

• A selection of free baby/toddler classes (p.13 &19)

• Reduced rates in our Child Watch Program - open Monday-Thursday, 8:30 am-7:30 pm, Friday 8:30 am-2:30 pm and Saturday & Sunday, 8 am-12:30 pm

• Access to all Y facilities, including two pools, Fitness Center, full size gymnasisum & outdoor playground

• Daily family swim time

• Family time in the freestyle fitness zone for children 12 and up

• Fitness meets technology in ExerZone, our exciting NEW studio for the whole family to enjoy together!

• Approximately 150 free weekly exercise & spin classes - for all family members age 14 and up plus classes just for tweens and teens

• Family exercise fun in the ExerZone

• Family soft play and family basketball in our gymnasium

• Family room for relaxing and playing games like air hockey, ping pong and foosball together

• Free enrollment in Adventure Guides for dads (or favorite male role model) and kids grades 1-5. See p. 9 Free participation in First Family Fridays and special events like our Cardboard Boat Regatta and more.

More Family friendly programs: • Parent/Child classes: Gym, Movement & Music, p. 13 & 26; Arts & Crafts, p. 13 & 14, Swim, p. 19• Kick Start into Fitness, for ages 12+, p. 32

• Personal training and semi-private training, for ages 12+, p. 33 • After school group exercise for 6-12 graders, p. 30

• Family events and Activities, p. 9-10

Please see adjacent table of contents for programs by age.

See more family activities & events, p. 9-10

FAMILY FIRST FRIDAYS: A special time for your family to enjoy together. The first Friday of each month, we invite your family to join us for a special event, free to Family Members! Make sure to check under each month for that month’s event. See p. 10

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Membership TypesA variety of membership categories are available: Family, Adult, Young Adult, College Away (students home for break/vacation), Youth, Senior*, Senior Family and Single Parent Family. Memberships can also be put on temporary hold with certain restrictions. Contact Barbara Hughes, 967-6363 ext. 102 for details.

Membership I.D. Card & PhotosOnce issued an I.D. card, it is important to scan your card at the Member Services Desk each time you enter the facility. There is a $5.00 fee to replace a lost card.

Methods of Payment1) Draft Checking - Pay as you go! Your checking account is

debited once per month on an on-going basis. May be cancelled with 30 days written notice to the Rye YMCA.

A check or credit card for first month and joiner’s fee due at signing. (See 1st month - New Member below) Drafting is on-going until a 30 day written notice is given. (You must have a check with you to sign up for draft checking.)

2) Annual Payment Dues (including joiner's fee) paid in full upon joining. Renewed

yearly. Payment accepted via cash, check or credit card (MasterCard, Visa, Discover or American Express).

JOINING THE RYE YMCA

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MEMBERSHIP RATES

Draft-1st Month Draft Annual Renewal TYPE New Member On-going New Member Rate

Youth (0-17yrs) N/A N/A $ 281** $ 281 Young Adult $143 $43 $ 616 $ 516(18-22 yrs)

College Away N/A N/A $ 381 $ 281

Adults (23+yrs) $176.50 $ 76.50 $ 1018 $ 918

Family - 2 Adults $228.25 $128.25 $1639 $1539with or without children (0-17 or students up to age 23 enrolled in college living in the same household)

Single Parent Family $183 $ 83 $1096 $ 996(Only 1 adult living in household with children 17 and under or students up to age 23 enrolled in college living in the same household)

Senior (62+yrs)* $163 $ 63 $ 856 $ 756

Senior Family $201.25 $ 101.25 $1315 $1215The YMCA reserves the right to change membership fees with 30 days written notice to members.

The Rye YMCA reserves the right to take photos/video of participants for brochures and marketing purposes. If you prefer that you or your child not be photographed, please inform Member Services in writing.

*To qualify for senior discount, please let us know when you turn 62! **$100 Joiner's fee waived on Youth Memberships

Checking-in Please be sure to check-in when you arrive at the Y. Checking-in is important for security and accurate facility usage records, so that we can better serve you. We appreciate your cooperation. Refund PolicyMembership dues are not refundable. Program fees may be refunded, less a $15 processing fee. No refunds after the first week of class. (See camp application for camp refund policy.)

Cancellation - Draft Payments OnlyYou must provide a minimum of 30 days written notice and return your membership card. Termination Forms available at the Member Services Desk. When rejoining, if a membership is expired for 30 days or longer, the $100 joiner's fee will be charged.

Financial AssistanceThe Rye YMCA offers financial assistance to anyone who cannot afford to become a member or participate in programs. This is made possible through the support of our donors and the Y's fundraising efforts held throughout the year. Financial aid applications are available at www.ryeymca.org and at the Member Services Desk upon request and are kept confidential.

GuestsGuests may visit the Y up to 6 times per year for a fee. Adults/Seniors $20; Youth (17 years and younger) $5 per visit. Adults/Seniors must provide photo ID. The Rye YMCA reserves the right to limit the number of guests in the building at any given time. Guest fees can be applied to membership fees except college & youth memberships. A.W.A.Y. Guests: For Y members from other YMCAs there is no charge. Maximum 6 visits per calendar year. See Member Services for more information.

This association does not carry medical/accident insurance for members. Risks are assumed by the user.

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PROGRAM REGISTRATION

REGISTRATION & SESSION DATES

HOLIDAY SCHEDULES - NO YOUTH CLASSES Please note that Youth Classes (and adult 9 week registered classes) will not run on the following dates due to Holiday schedules: Feb. 13-19, March 21-27 and May 28-30. Child care is available for most of these dates. Please see Holiday Vacation Clubs (p. 18) for further information and rates. Special schedules for the pools, group exercise and the gym are in effect during these times. (Please visit the Member Services Desk or check www.ryeymca.org for these schedules.)

SESSION 3 - JANUARY 25, 2016 - APRIL 10, 2016

SESSION 4: APRIL 11, 2016 - JUNE 24, 2016

PLEASE NOTE: Session 4 (April 11-June 24) is a 10 week session for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday classes (instead of 9 week). The fee will be reflected when you register.

PROGRAM CANCELLATION - NO REFUNDS AFTER FIRST WEEK OF CLASSProgram fees refunded only during the first week of classes, less a $15 processing fee. We reserve the right to cancel any program that fails to meet minimum enrollment requirements and issue a full refund. No make-up classes will be provided if participant cannot make the dates and times of the program for which they are scheduled.

MEMBERS Non-Member

Rollover WeekMembers currently enrolled in a class have the option of continuing the class for the next session at the same day and time.

March 14-20 In person only.Aquatics needs evaluation form

Not applicable

Mail In/Drop OffRegistration

March 30 before 9:00 amMust receive form (mail-in/drop off) by March 29 Processing begins at 9 am (lottery)Aquatics (other than beginners) needs evaluation form

April 1at 7:30 amMail-in and drop off not applicableIn person only Aquatics needs evaluation form

Online Registration www.ryeymca.org

March 30 at 6:00 amSee page 8 for details

April 1 at 6:00 amSee page 8 for instructions

SNOW CLOSINGS/DELAYS: As always, the Rye Y will do its best to communicate storm-related delayed openings (and/or cancellations) as information becomes available to us. Decisions will be based on timing and severity of any storm and local school delays and cancellations. Please stay informed by calling the Y prior to leaving your home or checking our website, the Rye Y app, facebook and twitter for updates. If you do not receive our regular monthly email newsletter and other email updates, please contact the Member Services Desk to make sure we have your correct email address. If you have a smart phone, we recommend that you download our free Rye YMCA app from the Apple Store or Google Play and enable push notifications. You will get an immediate notification on your smart phone in the event of a delay or closing.

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Please contact Barbara Hughes, Director of Membership Services, 967-6363, ext. 102, if you have any questions about our program registration process.

MEMBERS Non-Member

Rollover WeekMembers currently enrolled in a class have the option of continuing the class for the next session at the same day and time.

January 4-10 In person only.Aquatics needs evaluation form

Not applicable

Mail In/Drop OffRegistration

January 13 before 9:00 amMust receive form (mail-in/drop off) by January 12 Processing begins at 9 am (lottery)Aquatics (other than beginners) needs evaluation form

January 15 at 7:30 am Mail-in and drop off not applicableIn person only Aquatics needs evaluation form

Online Registration www.ryeymca.org

January 13 at 6:00 amSee page 8 for details

January 15 at 6:00 amSee page 8 for instructions

Details about our summer classes will be available on our website and at the Y in late spring. Summer session starts June 25.

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REGISTRATION GLOSSARY OF TERMS

ROLLOVER WEEK - (In Person at Member Services Desk Only)Rollover week is for Family and Youth Members currently in a class during the current session. Evaluation forms for swim-ming classes must accompany the registration form when registering for the next session. (If your child moves up, days and times may have to change.) If your child remains in the same class day and time, your space will be held for you the entire week of Rollover. However, if you have not re-registered during Rollover Week, you will have lost your placement in the class for the next session. Any class offered free is NOT eligible for rollover. This applies to both Family Members and Youth Members. Anyone wishing to re-register for these classes may do so by filling out a lottery form or going online. Please note that Rollover week is not applicable when registering for summer and fall sessions.

MEMBER REGISTRATION - MAIL IN OR ONLINERegistration is mail in/drop off or online for all classes. Members' best chance of securing a place in a class is to use online registration (when available). Online registrations begin at 6 am on day of registration. Member online registration requires a current membership at the Rye YMCA. Visit our website at www.ryeymca.org and click on the blue tab that reads “Register Online.” Aquatics, ASA and other select programs are not eligible for online registration. See details on Page 8. Forms and instructions can be found in the back of this brochure. Additional copies of the registration form are available at the Member Services Desk. Mail in/drop off registrations are processed through a lottery system beginning on the first day of registration at 9 am. Forms may be dropped off or mailed beginning one month in advance of registration dates. An email will be sent to confirm your successful registration. Visit our online registration portal to check the status of your class choice at www.ryeymca.org.

Non-Member REGISTRATIONNon-Member Registration is for Non-Member of the Y who wish to participate in a specific program or class. This registration is done in person at the Member Services Desk beginning at 7:30 am, or you may use the online registration beginning at 6 am (see page 8) on the specified Non-Member registration dates (page 6). Must register for youth aquatic classes in person only.

FAMILY MEMBER FREE CLASSESOf the free classes offered to Family Members, there is a limit of two free classes per family, per session (additional fees will apply if more than two free classes are selected). Because of the popularity of these classes, free classes are not eligible for rollover. At the end of each session, you will be required to re-register for the class through Member Registration. In addition, if your child misses more than two classes in a row without notifying the Y, the child will be dropped from the class.

Stay informed If you are not receiving our emails, please contact Member Services and ask them to update your email. You can also visit our website at www.ryeymca.org and sign up for our email newsletter.

Download our free smart phone app at the Apple Store and Google Play and say yes to push notifications. You can also use the app to scan in at the Member Services Desk and view schedules.

"Like" us on our Facebook page, follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest.

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ONLINE REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS:

Register online at www.ryeymca.org - Click on blue button entitled: "Register for Classes"

FIRST TIME USING OUR SYSTEM:

MAIL-IN REGISTRATION PROCEDURES FOR MEMBERS (or Non-Member who wish to become members contingent upon availability in class)

• Mail-in, drop off, fax or email registration forms up to one month PRIOR to the following dates (potential members must include payment for membership and complete a membership card at the Member Services Desk and attach to registration) Session III: Drop off by January 12, Session IV: Drop off by March 29.

• All registrations become part of a lottery and will be processed starting at 9:00 a.m. on January 13 and March 30. You will receive an email confirmation.

• Fill out Registration Form, sign and return with a separate check or money order for each class, or clearly write your American Express, Visa, or MasterCard number and name where indicated on the registration form. No cash please.

• Children registering for Pre-School and Youth Swim Classes must include an evaluation form from their previous class, except for Baby Swim, Pike I, Pike II and Polliwog I.

• Children who have not been evaluated must receive an evaluation prior to enrolling in any swim class, except for absolute beginners. Please contact 967-6363, ext. 121 for an evaluation time.

• A separate registration form must be completed for each participant with first, second, third and fourth choices for classes. The more choices you provide, the better chance you have of getting into a class.

• If you want 2 or more children (max 3) to be placed in the same class(es) or times, please staple registrations together and attach a note with your request. We will do our best to accommodate your requests.

• Mail-In registration DOES NOT apply to After School Adventures, Red Cross Safety Training Courses, Youth Basketball League and Swim Team. Please contact Member Services for further information.

• Members will be notified by email which class the child is in or if child has been placed on an accommodation (wait) list. You will not be charged class fees until we have a space for your child. You can also check your child's status at our online registration portal (www.ryeymca.org - click on blue tab). If child cannot be accommodated, you will receive a full refund.

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MEMBERS: Click on the "Retrieve Login" link under the LOGIN button. You will be prompted to enter your email address. Please enter the primary email you use for the Rye Y. If the system finds a match, it will email your login instructions to you. If not, please try another email or contact us at [email protected] and we'll input your email address into our database.

Non-Member: Create a Visitor Account

CHILDREN'S AQUATICS CLASSES ARE NOT AVAILABLE FOR ONLINE REGISTRATION

CHECKING-IN AT THE YScanning your membership card is important for security and accurate facility usage records, so that we can better serve you. We appreciate your cooperation.

Ask your insurance company if they reimburse part of your Y membership fees. Scanning in is required to receive this benefit.

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FAMILY FUN ALL YEAR FAMILY ROOM : Rye Y families are encouraged to enjoy the redesigned Family Room, located next to the Child Watch room on the first floor. The Family Room is open whenever the Y is open. Come play air hockey, ping pong, foosball or hang out on the couches with your family. Children 11 and under must be supervised by an adult please.

SOFT PLAY FOR FAMILY MEMBERS: Supervised time for parents to spend time with their children using available soft play equipment. Children must be 5 and under and must always be supervised by an adult. Soft play will be held on Saturdays, January 24-June 20 from 1:00pm-3:00pm. Please check open gym schedules for availability. Free for Family Members. FAMILY BASKETBALL FOR FAMILY MEMBERS: A time for families to come and have fun together. Children under 12 years old must be accompanied by an adult. Please see open gym sched-ules for availability. Free for Family Members.

FAMILY SWIM FOR FAMILY MEMBERS: Water fun for the entire family. Variety of times available after school and on the weekends. (Check pool schedule for days & times.) Children 9 & under, must be accompanied in the water by an adult. For chil-dren 10-11, adult may observe from the lobby. Children 12 and up may swim without an adult. Swim caps required. Free for Family Members.

JANUARY

AQUATIC PLAYTIME FOR YOUTH WITH SPECIAL NEEDS & THEIR FAMILIESEach Sunday from 9:00-9:45 am, the Rye Y opens its pool to children and teens with special needs. A facilitator will assist with fun games, safety skills, and helpful tips to make the most of your water experience. Please contact the Aquatics Director, [email protected] or (914) 967-6363 x108, to discuss your child's specific needs in order to prepare for the session. One adult must accompany each participant with special needs. Siblings are welcome to enjoy the swim time with their family! Sunday: 9:00-9:45 amFree for Members and Non-Member

ADVENTURE GUIDES: A school-year program for dads (or favorite male role models) and kids, grades Kindergarten-4th, designed to foster the friendship between them. Tribes gather monthly for fun meetings, hiking, camping, sporting events and more. All participants receive a vest and can earn badges to put on them. Additional expenses TBD based on adventures and outings. All dads are free and registration is required. For questions: [email protected] Family Member: FREE

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Please see more family friendly and parent/child classes on pages 13, 14, 19 & 25.9

FIRST FAMILY FRIDAY: MINIONS MAYEM Every 1st Friday of the month, we invite your family to join us for an evening activity with themed crafts, activities, snacks and fun.

Friday, January 8, 6:30-7:30 pm Registration is required and space is limited so reserve yours today! Questions: [email protected] Members: FREE; Youth and Non-Member: $10/person

GYMNAST NIGHT IN Friday, January 15: 7:00-9:30 pmAges 5 and up (No experience necessary) Join us for a fun filled evening which includes dinner, gymnastics, group games, open workouts and much more. Questions: [email protected]

Family: $25; Youth: $35; Non-Member: $50

PARENTS NIGHT OUTFriday, January 22, 6:30-9:00 pmEnjoy a night out while we provide a safe and fun environment for the kids! Registration is required.

Ages 3 mos-5 years: located in Child Watch and includes an age-appropriate snack. Family $15/child, Youth/Non-Member $20/childGrades K-6: located in Child Care and includes a light dinnerFamily: $20/child; Youth: $27/child; Non-Member: $36/child

FEBRUARY FIRST FAMILY FRIDAY: CHINESE NEW YEAREvery 1st Friday of the month, we invite your family to join us for an evening activity with themed crafts, activities, snacks and fun.

Friday, February 5, 6:30-7:30pm Registration is required and space is limited so reserve yours today! Questions: [email protected] Members: FREE Youth and Non-Member: $10/person

FAMILY NERF NIGHTFriday, February 12, 6:30-7:30pmJoin us for a night of NERF, geared towards family participation. We provide the space, obstacles, coordination, supervision and FUN! Participants will be separated into teams and will engage in target challenges and play NERF tag. A course will be created in the basketball court using cardboard boxes and other safe materials as obstacles for cover. Families bring their own NERF gear: NERF blasters and NERF darts. Space is limited, sign up today!Family Members: FREE; Youth and Non-Member: $10/person

PARENTS NIGHT OUTFriday, February 26, 6:30-9:00 pmEnjoy a night out while we provide a safe and fun environment for the kids! Registration is requiredm.

Ages 3 mos-5 years: located in Child Watch and includes an age-appropriate snack. Family $15/child, Youth/Non-Member $20/childGrades K-6: located in Child Care and includes a light dinnerFamily: $20/child; Youth: $27/child Non-Member $36/child

NEW!

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FAMILY SPECIAL EVENTS

APRILFIRST FAMILY FRIDAY: CARTOON CHAOSEvery 1st Friday of the month, we invite your family to join us for an evening activity with themed crafts, activities, snacks and fun. Friday, April 1, 6:30-7:30pm Registration is required and space is limited so reserve yours today! Questions: [email protected] Members: FREE; Youth and Non-Member: $10/person

FAMILY BINGO NIGHTFriday, April 8, 6:30-7:30pmBring you family for a great night of socializing, music, snacks and prizes for all ages! All proceeds from card purchases will benefit the Rye YMCA Annual Community Campaign. Every dollar raised for the Y this evening will be used to help a child, family, or individual to learn, grown and thrive. Win prizes, have fun and support a great cause! $5 per Bingo card

PARENTS NIGHT OUTFriday, April 15, 6:30-9:00 pmEnjoy a night out while we provide a safe and fun environment for the kids! Registration is required.

Ages 3 mos-5 years: located in Child Watch and includes an age-appropriate snack. Family $15/child, Youth/Non-Member $20/childGrades K-6: located in Child Care and includes a light dinnerFamily: $20/child; Youth: $27/child Non-Member $36/child

MAYFIRST FAMILY FRIDAY: CINCO DE MAYO + 1 Every 1st Friday of the month, we invite your family to join us for an evening activity with themed crafts, activities, snacks and fun. Friday, May 6, 6:30-7:30 pmRegistration is required and space is limited so reserve yours today! For questions please email: [email protected]. Family Member: FREE; Youth & Non-Member: $10/person

PARENTS NIGHT OUTFriday, May 20, 6:30-9:00 pmEnjoy a night out while we provide a safe and fun environment for the kids! Registration is required.

Ages 3 mos-5 years: located in Child Watch and includes an age-appropriate snack. Family $15/child, Youth/Non-Member $20/childGrades K-6: located in Child Care and includes a light dinnerFamily: $20/child; Youth: $27/child; Non-Member $36/child

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GYMNASTS NIGHT INFriday, May 13, 7:00-9:30pm Ages 5 and up (No experience necessary) Join us for a fun filled evening which includes dinner, gymnastics, group games, open workouts and much more. Questions: [email protected]

Family: $25; Youth: $35; Non-Member: $50

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JUNEFIRST FAMILY FRIDAY: PUPPY PARADISEEvery 1st Friday of the month, we invite your family to join us for an evening activity with themed crafts, activities, snacks and fun. Friday, June 3, 6:30-7:30pm Registration is required and space is limited so reserve yours today! Questions: [email protected] Members: FREE; Youth and Non-Member: $10/person

FAMILY NERF NIGHTFriday, June 10, 6:30-7:30pmJoin us for a night of NERF! See description under February. Family Members: FREE; Youth and Non-Member: $10/person

FIRST FAMILY FRIDAY: GRAHAM CLARK CONCERTEvery 1st Friday of the month, we invite your family to join us for an evening activity with themed crafts, activities, snacks and fun.

Friday, March 4, 6:30-7:30pm Registration is required and space is limited so reserve yours today! Questions: [email protected] Members: FREE; Family Member: FREE; Youth & Non-Member: $10/person

PARENTS NIGHT OUTFriday, March 18, 6:30-9:00 pmEnjoy a night out while we provide a safe and fun environment for the kids! Registration is required.

Ages 3 mos-5 years: located in Child Watch and includes an age-appropriate snack. Family $15/child, Youth/Non-Member $20/childGrades K-6: located in Child Care and includes a light dinnerFamily: $20/child; Youth: $27/child; Non-Member: $36/child

CARDBOARD BOAT REGATTAFriday, March 11, 6:30pmREGISTRATION REQUIREDBack by popular demand…now the 3rd Annual Cardboard Boat Regatta! Families are challenged to design, create and race a human-powered boat made entirely of cardboard and duct tape. Design happens at home and on March 11 families bring com-pleted boats to the Y to be judged on artistic creativity, prior to racing the length of the pool. Official, authentic t-shirts will be for sale the day of. Guidelines and rules available upon registration at the Member Services Desk. Registration is required. For more infor-mation, contact: Hillary Southard @ [email protected] Family Members: FREE; Youth or Non-Member: $10/boat

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RYE DERBY AND HEALTHY KIDS DAYSunday, April 24A fun and active day for the whole family at the Rye Y! Runners: Sign up for the 5 mile or the 5K race. Families: Register for our fun 1 mile walk/run through the streets of Rye. Registration for both races begins in April. Races start at 10:15; Fun run starts at 12:15. Healthy Kids Day activities start at 10:30. Look for details at www.ryeymca.org in early April.

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CHILDCARE Child Watch .................................... 16Tot Drop ......................................... 16After School Adventures .............. 17Kindertime ..................................... 17School Holiday Fun Club Days .... 18Vacation Clubs .............................. 18

SWIM, SPORTS & PLAY Pre-School Movement & Play Baby & Me Gym ............................. 13You & Me, - 1,2,3 Grow .............. 13Tots in Motion ............................... 13Baby Sports ................................... 13Ellen Watermelon .......................... 13Family Fit-Nastics ......................... 25 Youth Swim LessonsPre-school Swim School ........19-20Special Needs Swim Program ...... 15Child/Parent Swim Classes ......... 19Gym & Swim ................................... 19Swim school -ages 6 & up .......... 21Youth & Teen Swim Lessons ....... 22Private Swim Lessons ................... 22Guard Start .................................... 22

Competitive Youth Swimming Wave Ryeders Spring Team ......... 23Wave Ryeders Spring Pre-Team . 23Wave Ryeders Practice Team ...... 23Inclusive Spring Pre-Team .......... 15Inclusive Practice Team................ 15

Youth Sports & GymnasticsGirls progressive gymnastics .......24Boys progressive gymnastics .......24Gymnast Night In ...........................24Team Gymnastic Dance ................24Pre-school Gymnastics ................ 25Pre-school Sports ......................... 26Super Soccer Stars ....................... 26Youth Basketball ........................... 27Youth Soccer ................................. 27Flag Football .................................. 27Baseball .......................................... 27Lacrosse ......................................... 28Golf Enrichment ............................ 28Karate ............................................. 28

TeensMiddle School Basketball League 28Open Soccer .................................. 28Teen Fitness .................................. 30Teen Group Personal Training ..... 30Teen Strength & Conditioning .... 30Teen Training 101 ........................ 30Teen Fitness Vacation Clinic ....... 30

RecreationBirthday Parties ............................ 17Teen After School Drop In ........... 29Middle School Teen Nights .......... 29Paintball Trip ................................. 29Snow Tubing .................................. 29Youth Lap Swim ............................. 22Teen Lap Swim ............................... 22

EDUCATION & LEADERSHIP

Arts & Enrichment Rock Your World Music .................. 13Ellen Watermelon ............................ 13Preschool Cooking .......................... 13Kiddie Crafts .................................... 14Origami & Kirigami ......................... 14 Art a la Cart ..................................... 14Painting and Sculpting ................... 14The Art of Duct Tape ..................... 14Chefs in Training ............................. 14LEGO Engineering & STEM ............ 14Chess Club ....................................... 14Literary Arts .................................... 14

Pre Ballet & Creative Movement .. 15Ballet/Jazz/Dance ........................... 15Hip Hop Dance ................................ 15

Leadership DevelopmentTeen Leaders Club ........................... 29Junior Leaders ................................. 29

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FOR HEALTHY LIVING: Improving the nation's health and well-being

FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY:Giving back and providing support to our neighbors

COMMUNITY HEALTH

Diabetes Prevention Program ......34LIVESTRONG at the YMCA ..........34 American Red Cross Classes .41-42First Aid...........................................41CPR...................................................41Lifeguard Classes ...........................42

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Togetherhood: for information, pleasecontact [email protected] GIVING

Y Cares ............................................45

SPORTS & RECREATION Adult SportsOpen Soccer .................................. 35Karate ............................................. 35Basketball ...................................... 35Rye Y TRIBE ................................... 35Triathlon Prep Class ..................... 35Triathlon Training Class ............... 35

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FAMILY TIME

Family Membership ..........................4Adventure Guides.............................9Family Soft Play ...............................9Family Basketball .............................9Family Swim ......................................9Aquatic Playtime-Special Needs ...9First Family Fridays .................. 9-10Family Activities ....................... 9-10Parent/Child Classes 13,14,19 & 25

HEALTH, WELL BEING & FITNESS

Getting Started Kick Start into Fitness .............. 32Facility Orientation .................... 3215 Min. Swim Assessment ....... 32New Member Wellness .............. 32

Healthy Lifestyles TogetherBasic Training ............................. 32Boxing with Larry ....................... 32Small Group Wellness Classes . 32Small Group Training ................. 33 Diabetes Prevention Program .. 34LIVESTRONG at the YMCA ...... 34Weight Watchers at the Y ........ 34TRX Circuit .................................. 34High Intensity Interval .............. 34Extreme Conditioning ................ 34 Blood Pressure Screenings ....... 40Group Exercise Classes ............. 36Older/Active Adults ................... 40EnhanceFitness .......................... 40

Personal FitnessPersonal Training ....................... 33One on One Pilates/Yoga ......... 33MELT Strength ............................ 33Private Swim Lessons ................ 38Aqua Personal Training ............. 38

Water ActivitiesAquatic Group Exercise ............. 37Adult Swim Instruction .......38-40Endurance Swim Program ......... 39Fit & Fast Freestyle ................... 39

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BABY & ME GYM CLASSAges 6-18 months (Non-Walkers/Barely Walking Only)Parent/adult participation required. Introduces non-walking or barely walking babies to gross motor and language skills through the use of soft play equipment, music and puppets. One adult per child registered.NO ROLLOVER PERMITTED FOR THIS CLASSTuesday: 9:45-10:25 am Wednesday: 9:15-9:55 am

Family: FREE; Youth: $135; Non-Member: $173

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BABY & PRE-SCHOOL GYM, MOVEMENT, MUSIC & ARTDISCOVERING POSSIBILITIES

ROCK YOUR WORLD MUSIC PROGRAM WITH ARMELLEAges 9 months -4 years Join Armelle Gloaguen for a non-stop, fun filled and creative music class. Armelle will introduce music from all over the world as you and your child dance, sing and play instruments including the tambourine, maracas, bodhran, ceremonial Native American drum, spoons, washboards and more!

Tuesday (Rye Arts Center, 51 Milton Rd., Rye) Ages 9-24 months with parent/adult: 9:25-10:05 am Ages 2-4 years with parent/adult: 10:20-11:00 am Thursday (Rye YMCA) Ages 9-24 months with parent/adult 9:30-10:10 am Ages 2-4 years with parent/adult 10:15-10:55 am

Family: $144; Youth: $155; Non-Member: $186

MOVIN & GROOVIN BABIES WITH ELLEN WATERMELON (Rye Arts Center, 51 Milton Rd., Rye)Ages 9-24 months - with parent/adultFeatures interactive songs, finger play, puppets, felt board, parachute, bubbles and instruments. Designed to promote listening skills, language development, rhythm and motor skills.Friday: 9:30-10:10 am

Family: $157; Youth: $173; Non-Member: $204

MOVIN TO THE BEAT WITH ELLEN WATERMELON (Rye Arts Center, 51 Milton Rd., Rye)Ages 2-4 years - with parent/adultA combination of interactive songs and creative movement designed to promote language development, listening skills and imagination. Uses instruments, rhythm sticks, bubbles, scarves, balloons, and other surprises.Friday: 10:15-10:55 am

Family: $157; Youth: $173; Non-Member: $204

TOTS IN MOTION Ages 27 months - 3 1/2 yrs. Parent/adult participation required. A free play experience that promotes listening and fine motor skills, such as balance, eye-hand coordination, jumping, galloping, etc. Children under 27 mos. will be allowed at instructor's discretion. One adult per child registered. NO ROLLOVER PERMITTED FOR THIS CLASSThursday: 11:00-11:40 am

Family: FREE; Youth: $135; Non-Member: $173

BABY SPORTS Ages 2-3Parent/adult participation required.See page 25 for details

KICK & PLAY SUPER SOCCER STARS Parent/adult with child - ages 12-24 monthsSee page 26 for details

FAMILY FIT-NASTICS Ages 3-5 with parent/adultSee page 25 for details

PRESCHOOL COOKING CLUBAges 3-5Parent/adult participation required.You're never too young to learn the basics of cooking and enjoy the fruits of your labor. Your preschooler will enjoy getting their hands dirty and learning along the way. This creative class includes storytelling components.Wednesday 11:00-11:40am

Family: $144; Youth; $155, Non-Member: $186

YOU & ME, “1,2,3, GROW”Parent/adult participation required. A free play experience using soft play equipment, circle time to music, puppets, bubbles and parachutes. One adult per child required. NO ROLLOVER PERMITTED FOR THIS CLASS.

Ages 1-2 (Walking Toddlers Only)Monday: 9:15-9:55 amWednesday: 10:30-11:10 am

Family: FREE; Youth: $135; Non-Member: $173

Ages 2-3 Monday: 10:00-10:40 amTuesday: 11:00-11:40 amSaturday: 10:15-10:55 am

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KIDDIE CRAFTSAges 18 mos. - 4 yrs. Parent/adult participation required. Explore painting, sewing, puppet making, print making, collage and sculpture while fostering your child’s early development. Art can positively impact a child’s emotional and social life and can help him/her develop fine motor skills, improve language and build self confidence. Maximum enrollment 12.

CLASS I - Ages 18 mos.- 2 1/2 yrs. Introduction to color, textures and shapes while using various materials.Tuesday: 10:00-10:40 am Thursday: 10:00-10:40 am Family: $144; Youth: $155; Non-Member: $186 CLASS II - Ages 2-4 Explore new mediums while creating unique and seasonal crafts. Tuesday: 11:00-11:40 am Thursday: 11:00-11:40 am Family: $144; Youth: $155; Non-Member: $186

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CHEFS IN TRAINING Ages 6-9 - Session III only Chefs in Training is a great opportunity for your young chef to learn progressive skills to be more effective in the kitchen. Your child will learn skills ranging from components of baking, components of cooking, meal planning, and basic food chemistry. We will spend our time in a hands-on learning environment that will transpire into your kitchen at home! Get ready for your chef to teach you a thing or two in the kitchen! (Pre-school cooking, page 13) Tuesday 3:30-4:30pm

Family: $232; Youth: $253; Non-Member: $304

LEGO ENGINEERING & STEM Ages 6-14This program will focus on basic design elements, fun play and real skills and development in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM). Children will learn to utilize electronics, engineering techniques, problem solving, and much more! We will encourage our participants to grow and learn in a new and exciting environment!Monday: 3:30 – 4:30pm

Family: $232; Youth: $253; Non-Member: $304

CHESS CLUB Ages 7-14This instructional and social class is designed for participants to learn chess, make friends, and discover a higher level of analytic reasoning and problem solving skills that will last a lifetime. No experience necessary.

Intermediate/Adv Monday: 4:30-5:30 pmIntroductory Monday: 5:30-6:30 pm Family $181; Youth $191; Non-Member: $218

LITERARY ARTSAges 7-14 - Session IV OnlyStudents will have the opportunity to generate, share, and gain feedback on writing techniques such as: creative non-fiction, fiction, short stories, screen plays and poetry. Study of existing genres, exercises and peer discussion will also be included. All levels of writers welcome. Tuesday: 3:30-4:30 pm

Family: $181; Youth $191; Non-Member: $218

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ORIGAMI & KIRIGAMIAges 7-14 - Session III onlyLearn how to transform ordinary paper into extraordinary masterpieces like animals, flowers, containers, and more! This beginner level course will inspire the creativity and critical thinking skills of participants. Tuesday: 4:45-5:30 pm

Family $232; Youth $253; Non-Member: $304

'ART A LA CART' Ages 7-11 Budding artists develop their individual artistic expressions through a variety of media - including, but not limited to, clay, collage, watercolors, and pastels. No prior art experience necessary. Wednesay: 3:45-4:30 pm Family: $181; Youth: $191; Non-Member: $218

PAINTING AND SCULPTING Ages 6-11 - Session IV onlyLearn the fundamentals of painting and sculpting while exploring techniques. Some basic drawing skills will also be incorporated. Lessons will incorporate composition, color, light and shadow, balance, blending and texture. Expressive creativity will be encouraged! Tuesday: 4:45-5:30 pm

Family $232; Youth $253; Non-Member: $304

THE ART OF DUCT TAPEAges 8-12 - Session IV onlyJoin the duct tape revolution! From wallets to bow ties and more, learn how to make outrageous designs from duct tape. No experience necessary. Wednesday: 5:00-5:45 pm

Family: $232; Youth: $253; Non-Member: $304

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SPECIAL NEEDS LEARN, GROW, THRIVE

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SUPER SWIMMING STARS Super Swimming Stars is a unique program created exclusively for children with physical and developmental disabilities. With a maximum of two children per instructor, this program aims to meet the safety and swim development of each participant. Class will meet once a week for thirty minutes, and small class ratios will ensure that each class is designed specifically to meet the needs of each child.

Ages 3-5: Sunday, 11:30am-12:00 pm or 1:15-1:45 pmAges 6-9: Sunday, 12:05-12:35 pm or 1:50-2:20 pmAges 10-12: Sunday, 12:40-1:10 pm

Family: $128; Youth $167; Non-Member: $269

PRIVATE SWIM FOR YOUTH WITH SPECIAL NEEDS Caring instructors will offer private lessons that incorporate water safety, swim technique, and confidence building. Please fill out a private lesson request form and address any specific special needs child has and any accommodations that should be made for the lesson.

Member: $48 per half hour, 4 sessions - $185, 6 sessions - $275, 8 sessions - $336

AQUATIC PLAYTIME FOR YOUTH WITH SPECIAL NEEDS & THEIR FAMILIESEach Sunday from 9:00-9:45 am, the Rye Y opens its pool to children and teens with special needs. A facilitator will assist with fun games, safety skills, and helpful tips to make the most of your water experience. Please contact [email protected] or (914) 967-6363 x108, to discuss your child's specific needs in order to prepare for the session. One adult must accompany each participant with special needs in the water. Siblings are welcome to enjoy the swim time with their family! Sunday: 9:00-9:45 am FREE for Members and Non-Member

WAVE RYEDERS PRE-TEAM (INCLUSIVE)Ages 5-9 - Membership RequiredSee page 23 for details Tuesday & Thursday: 3:30-4:15pm

WAVE RYEDERS PRACTICE TEAM (INCLUSIVE)Ages 10-17 - Membership RequiredSee page 23 for detailsTuesday & Thursday: 4:20-5:20 pm

NO ONLINEREGISTRATION

PRE-BALLET & CREATIVE MOVEMENTAges 3-4 yearsFocuses on basics of ballet - positions, rhythm, coordination and motor skills - through games and creative exercises. Monday - (Wainwright House Yoga Center*)1:00-1:45 pm Tuesday (Main Wainwright House*) 10:45-11:30 amFriday - (Rye Arts Center, 51 Milton Rd., Rye)11:00-11:45 am

Family: $129; Youth: $139; Non-Member: $167

HIP HOP DANCE Ages 5-7 (Wainwright House Yoga Center*)Learn the latest hip hop dance moves! Wednesday: 4:45-5:30 pm

Family: $129; Youth: $139; Non-Member: $167 DANCE MIXAges 7-9 (Rye YMCA)Jazz, Ballet, Hip Hop and Contemporary DanceThursday: 3:30-4:30 pm

Family: $150; Youth: $162; Non-Member: $194

BALLET/JAZZ/DANCE SAMPLERAges 5-7 Students learn basic ballet/jazz positions, hip hop and creative movement. The class offers a wide range of styles and tons of fun! Ballet shoes are optional.

Wednesday:4:00-4:45 pm (Main Wainwright House*)Friday: 3:45-4:30 pm (at Rye YMCA)

Family: $129; Youth: $139; Non-Member: $167

*The Wainwright House is located at 260 Stuyvesant Ave., Rye

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CHILD CARENURTURING & SAFECHILD WATCHAges 3 months - 11 years

Our Child Watch program is a babysitting service designed to provide a safe, fun environment for children while parents/guard-ians use the facility, or step out in town. It is conveniently located in close proximity to the gym, pools, Fitness Center and ExerZone. Your child’s comfort and safety are our top priority. Our qualified staff can help with any questions/concerns regarding your child’s care. To ensure the best supervision and safety for your child, the YMCA maintains a staff ratio of 1:5. At least two staff members will be present at all times. The number of non-walking children is limited to 2 per staff.

DAYS & HOURS OF OPERATION Monday - Thursday 8:30am-7:30 pmFriday 8:30 am-2:30 pmSaturday & Sunday 8:00 am-12:30 pm

THREE RATES TO CHOOSE FROM:

1. Reservations – Family: $4.40/hr, Adult: $6.45/hrThis rate is for members who make a reservation at least 1 hour in advance and will be staying in the Y facility.Max: 3 hours 2. Walk-ins – Family: $5.40/hr, Adult: $7.50/hrThis rate is for members who do not make a reservation in advance and will be staying in the Y facility.Max: 3 hours 3. Tot Drop – Family: $6.95/hr, Adult: $9.55/hrThis rate is for members who will be going offsite.Max: 3 hours

PUNCH CARDSIn order to utilize Child Watch, members must purchase a Punch Card. Punch Cards are available at the Member Services Desk for a minimum of $12.00. Punch Cards are valid for one year – after which, no refund is available.

RESERVATIONSTo ensure proper coverage, we ask that you make a reservation to use Child Watch. Reservations may be made until the time Child Watch closes on the day before services are desired. Please notify Child Watch if you need to cancel your reservation. If no notification is made, your account will still be charged for the reservation. Reservations can be made on a recurring basis - please speak with the Child Watch Coordinator to schedule. Walk-ins are welcome, but please note that you run the risk of the program having reached capacity.

Reservations can be called-in: 914.967.6363, ext. 113

DROP-OFF PROCEDURESWe strongly encourage you to be prompt when dropping off and picking up your child. Please ensure that your child has the appropriate diapers, wipes, bottle, etc. to afford a comfortable stay with us. Please do not send anything that contains peanuts.

PICK-UP PROCEDURESWhen picking up your child, a 15 minute grace period is occasionally permitted for special circumstances. After such time, you will be charged for an additional 1/2 hour slot. If someone other than the person dropping off your child is to pick him/her up, please leave a note detailing the arrangements. (The individual must have a photo I.D.) This procedure will ensure your child's safety.

NO ONLINEREGISTRATION

Children under the age of 12 must be under direct supervision of an adult in all areas of the facility or enrolled in a supervised YMCA program activity.

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CHILD CARE AND BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONSFRIENDSHIPS AND FUN

AFTER SCHOOL ADVENTURES (ASA)Grade K - 6; September 8, 2015 - June 23, 2016 Our afterschool program focuses on nurturing each child in a safe and fun environment - including aspects of STEM programming woven throughout. Students are engaged in activites including, but not limited to: arts and crafts, outdoor play, swimming, sports and homework assistance. Tuition payable on a monthly basis.

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS MEMBERS ONLY

• Reservations for parties can be made no earlier than exactly two months prior to the requested date. (Example - if you want October 15, you can start booking August 15)

• Reservations in person only. Please call first to check availability.

• The Rye YMCA reserves the right to pre-book the space for other Y functions.

• $15 processing fee will be charged for all cancellations.

• There is a 1/2 hour set-up time allowed for all parties. All parties are held in the Multipurpose Room (MPR).

EXERZONE PARTY: Ages 7 & upSaturday or Sunday: 3:00-5:00 pmHost your next birthday party with a fitness twist in the Rye Y’s state-of-the art ExerZone. Parties feature 75 minutes of fun activities, games and competitions coordinated by Rye Y staff, followed by 45 minutes celebrating in our Multipurpose Room. Experience the ExerZone where Fitness meets technology. (Hosts may enter MPR at 3:45 pm to set up.) Members only: $365 for parties up to 15 children. (Additional fee of $20.00 per child up to a MAXIMUM CAPACITY of 20 children in the ExerZone)

ZUMBA PARTY: Ages 6 & up (including adults!)Sunday: 1:30-3:00 pm (First hour is in Group Ex studio with instructor and last 1/2 hour in Multipurpose Rm. )Zumba is a fusion of Latin and International music-dancethemes that tone and sculpt body. (Hosts may enter MPR at 2:00 pm to set up)(25 Maximum) Members Only: $275

SPORTS PARTY: Children ages 5 & up Sunday: 5:00-6:30 pm (First hour is in gymnasium with youth sports instructor and last 1/2

hour in Multipurpose Room.(Hosts may enter MPR at 5:30 pm to set-up.) (20 Children Maximum) Members Only: $270

IMPORTANT NOTICE: ASA, Fun Club Days and Vacation Camps require registration and medical form completion. Also for full day programs, please pack a lunch, swim cap and towel for your child.

THE YMCA WILL PROVIDE BUS TRANSPORTATION FOR ASA FROM RYE CITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, PARSONS, DANIEL WARREN, F.E. BELLOWS, AND RESURRECTION. ASA PROGRAM SCHEDULE IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RYE CITY SCHOOL CALENDAR.

2015/16 Monthly Rates for ASA

Member Non-Member

ASA 5 – DAYS $475 $546

ASA 4 – DAYS $438 $505

ASA 3 – DAYS $381 $438

*With a YMCA Membership you are also eligible for a 50% discount on many classes offered during ASA program hours, whereby Y staff will escort your child to/from registered activities. Please remember the Rye Y offers financial assistance to qualified families.

Please contact Kelly Lewin at 967-6363, x116 or [email protected] for more information.

Enrollment begins on April 1st for current ASA families.

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GYMNASTICS VACATION CLUB: FEB. 15-19 & MARCH 21 -25

Join us for gymnastics skills, drills, tumbling, and open workouts. Children swim on scheduled days during the week. Registered participants will receive the full schedule via email. Full day campers will also participate in arts & crafts, group games and children's fitness. Please bring a snack and lunch for full day camps. Registration is on-going until week prior to start date.

Ages 5 & up Half day: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm or Full day: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

FUN CLUB - FEB. VACATION: FEB. 15-19; SPRING VACATION: MARCH 21-25SCHOOL HOLIDAYS: JAN 18., APRIL 22, APRIL 25 & MAY 27

BASKETBALL VACATION CLUB: FEB. 15-19Ages 5-11 Half day: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm or Full day: 9:00 am-4:00 pm Basketball instruction and games. Instructors will cover all the fundamentals of basketball including dribbling, passing, shooting and defense. Children will be grouped according to age and skill level. Children swim on scheduled days during the week. Registered participants will receive the full schedule via email. Please bring a snack and lunch for full day camp. Registration is on-going until week prior to start date.

VACATION CLUBS AND CAMPSCHOOL IS OUT!

HALF DAY: Family: $62/day; Youth: $72/day; Non-Member: $113/day; FULL DAY: Family: $82/day; Youth: $93/day; Non-Member: $129/day

HALF DAY: Family: $62/day; Youth: $72/day; Non-Member: $113/day; FULL DAY: Family: $82/day; Youth: $93/day; Non-Member: $129/day

Ages 5-11 Half day: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm or Full day: 9:00 am-4:00 pm Soccer instruction and games. Instructors will cover all the fundamentals of soccer. Children will be grouped according to age and skill level. Children swim on scheduled days during the week. Registered participants will receive the full schedule via email. Please bring a snack and lunch for full day camp. Registration is on-going until week prior to start date.

HALF DAY: Family: $62/day; Youth: $72/day; Non-Member: $113/day; FULL DAY: Family: $82/day; Youth: $93/day; Non-Member: $129/day

SOCCER VACATION CLUB: MARCH 21-25

SUMMER CAMP We have a variety of summer day camps to choose from. From traditional day camp, to sports, to gymnastics, Lego, Arts and more…we can help you find a camp to fit your family’s needs. We have both full and half-day options available. For more information, please see our separate Camp Guide, or visit our camp website: www.ryeycamp.org, or contact Hillary Southard, Senior Program Director: [email protected].

Registration starts January 6 for returning campers and their siblings. Registration starts January13 for all campers. Camp starts June 27.

TEEN FITNESS CLINIC FEB. 15-19 AND MARCH 21-25Ages 11-14 See page 30 for details.

Grades K - 6 - Time: 9:00 - 4:00 pm Activities include sports, games, swimming, arts & crafts, nature,science, special events and field trips. Please bring snack and lunch. Children swim on scheduled days during the week. Registered participants will receive the full schedule via email. Registration is on-going until week prior to start date. Additional registrations will be accepted on a space available basis. NO WALK-INS ACCEPTED!

Members & ASA participants: $72/day; Non-Member: $88/day EXTENDED CARE AVAILABLE FOR FULL DAY CAMPS ONLY:Option A: 8:00 am - 9:00 am - $10; Option B: 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm - $20

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PARENT/CHILD SWIM 6 - 36 monthsNO ROLLOVER PERMITTED FOR THESE CLASSES! Registration for these classes is by lottery system and not by online registration. In-water participation of parent/guardian required. Includes water adjustment, breath control, balance, locomotion, and water fun. Members who miss 2 free classes in a row without notifying instructor will lose their class spot.

SKI 6-18 months (1/2 hour water only)

Wednesday 10:00-10:30 am Thursday 10:00-10:30 am Saturday8:30-9:00 am Sunday10:00-10:30 am

Family: FREE; Youth: $134; Non-Member: $230

PERCH GYM & SWIM19 mos. - 2 1/2 yrs. (1/2 hour in gym; 1/2 hour in pool)Parent & child participate in gym class followed by 30 minutes of swim instruction. In-water participation of parent / guardian required. Attendance is required for both the Gym and Swim portions of class. Absence from either will count as a missed class. Members who miss 2 free classes in a row without notifying instructor will lose their class spot.

NO ROLLOVER PERMITTED FOR THIS CLASS

Wednesday10:00-11:00 am Thursday:10:00-11:00 am Saturday8:00-9:00 am (8:00am swim followed by 8:30am gym)8:30-9:30 am 9:00-10:00 am

Family: FREE; Youth: $167Non-Member: $269

SEA HORSEAges 2 1/2 - 3 1/2 (1/2 hour water only)A 30 minute class for children not ready for group classes OR not ready to separate from parent. Parent has the option to start out in water and then slowly separate allowing the child to gain confidence.

Monday 1:05-1:35 pm 1:55-2:25 pm Tuesday 10:05-10:35 am 11:15-11:45 am 3:35- 4:05 pm Wednesday1:05-1:35 pm 1:55-2:25 pm 3:35-4:05 pm

Family: $128; Youth: $167; Non-Member: $269

JELLYFISHAges 28 months - 3 years *prerequisite below This 30 minute class will be an introduction to group swim lessons for children who are comfortable swimming without a parent in the water. Children will be introduced to skills such as entering and exiting the pool safely, floating, kicking, and blowing bubbles with the assistance of an instructor.

*Prerequisite: must have participated in Perch class and have written evaluation from Perch instructor.

Monday 1:55·2:25 pm 3:35-4:05 pm Tuesday 10:40-11:10 am 3:35-4:05 pm Wednesday 1:55·2:25 pm Family: $128; Youth: $167; Non-Member: $269

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GYM & SWIM - AGES 3-5

Parents/guardians are required to stay in the lobby/viewing area during swim lessons. Half hour gym program followed by 40 minute swim instruction. In-water evaluation is required for placement in all levels except PIKE I.PIKE I (Beginner I)Tuesday10:30-11:45 am

Saturday9:45-11:15 am

PIKE II(Beginner II)Tuesday10:30-11:45 am

Saturday9:45-11:15 am EELS (Intermediate)Tuesday10:30-11:45 am Saturday9:45-11:15 am

SHRIMP(Beginner III)Tuesday10:30-11:45 am

Saturday9:45-11:15 am

Family: $135; Youth: $186; Non-Member: $282

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Thursday3:35-4:05 pm Saturday 10:00-10:30 am1:55 - 2:25 pm Sunday11:30 am-12:00 pm

Friday 3:35·4:05 pm Saturday 10:00·10:30 am Sunday 11:30 am-12:00 pm

PERCH 19 mos. - 2 1/2 yrs.(1/2 hour water only)

Thursday 11:00-11:30 amSaturday8:00-8:30 am Sunday 10:30-11:00 am 11:00-11:30 am

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Family: $135; Youth: $186; Non-Member: $282

Parents/guardians are required to stay in the lobby/viewing area during swim lessons. Swim caps required. In-water evaluation is required for placement in all levels except PIKE I and PIKE II.

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Family: $128 Youth: $167; Non-Member; $269

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DOES YOUR CHILD HAVE SPECIAL NEEDS? Please contact us and we will do our best to accommodate your child with additional assistance. Please contact Vickie Kourtelis, [email protected] or (914) 967-6363 ext. 108 to discuss options when registering for swim classes.

Thursday 3:30-4:15 pm 4:20-5:05 pm Friday 1:00-1:45 pm 3:30-4:15 pm Saturday 10:30-11:15 am 11:20 am-12:05 pm

EELSwim evaluation requiredChild must be able to swim independently without a bubble or assistance the width of the pool using alternating arms, kicking, and breathing. Child must also be comfortable floating on their back and in deep water.

Monday 1:00-1:45 pm 1:50-2:35 pm 3:30-4:15 pm Tuesday 10:00-10:45 am 3:30-4:15 pm 4:20-5:05 pm Wednesday 1:00-1:45 pm 1:50-2:35 pm 3:30-4:15 pm

Please note: Classes are subject to cancellation due to insufficient enrollment.

Session IV schedule may change. Please check website for updates.

Thursday 3:30-4:15 pm 4:20-5:05 pm Friday 3:30-4:15 pm 4:20-5:05 pm Saturday 10:30-11:15 am 11:20 am-12:05 pm 12:10-12:55 pm 1:50-2:35 pm

PIKE I (BEGINNER I)No swim evaluation necessaryChild cannot swim independently. He/she is apprehensive as it may be a first-time in-water experience. This class focuses on getting comfortable in the water. Monday 1:00-1:45 pm 1:50-2:35 pm 3:30-4:15 pm 4:20-5:05 pm Tuesday 10:00-10:45 am 3:30-4:15 pm 4:20-5:05 pm Wednesday 1:00-1:45 pm 1:50-2:35 pm 3:30-4:15 pm

SHRIMPSwim evaluation requiredChild must be able to swim comfortably half the width of the pool with their face in the water with a purple floatation device and without teacher’s assistance.

Monday 1:00-1:45 pm 1:50-2:35 pm 3:30-4:15 pm 4:20-5:05 pm Tuesday 10:00-10:45 am 3:30-4:15 pm 4:20-5:05 pm Wednesday 1:00-1:45 pm 1:50-2:35 pm 3:30-4:15 pm

Thursday 3:30-4:15 pm 4:20-5:05 pm Friday 1:00-1:45 pm 3:30-4:15 pm 4:20-5:05 pm Saturday 10:30-11:15 am 11:20 am -12:05 pm 12:10-12:55 pm 1:50-2:35 pm

Thursday 3:30-4:15 pm Friday 1:00-1:45 pm 3:30-4:15 pm Saturday 11:20 am-12:05 pm

RAY Swim evaluation requiredChild must be able to swim the width of the pool without assistance using alternating arm action with arms breaking the surface of the water consistently and the flutter kick. Child must be able to kick on their back the width of the pool and be comfortable in the deep end.

Monday 1:00-1:45 pm 3:30-4:15 pm Tuesday 3:30-4:15 pm Wednesday 1:00-1:45 pm

Thursday 4:20-5:05 pm Friday 1:00-1:45 pm 4:20-5:05 pm Saturday 10:30-11:15 am 1:50-2:35 pm

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Thursday 3:30-4:15 pm 4:20-5:05 pm Friday 1:00-1:45 pm 3:30-4:15 pm 4:20-5:05 pm Saturday 10:30-11:15 am 11:20 am-12:05 pm 12:10-12:55 pm 1:50-2:35 pm

PIKE II (BEGINNER II)No swim evaluation necessaryChild is comfortable putting face in water, and can move independently in the water with a bubble. Child is not apprehensive and is beginning paddle strokes. Monday1:00-1:45 pm 1:50-2:35 pm 3:30-4:15 pm 4:20-5:05 pm Tuesday 10:00-10:45 am 3:30-4:15 pm 4:20-5:05 pm Wednesday 1:00-1:45 pm 1:50-2:35 pm 3:30-4:15 pm

STARFISH Swim evaluation required Child must successfully demonstrate all skills required at the Ray level. This class solidifies the child's skills in rotary breathing, elementary backstroke, front crawl, introduces back crawl and breaststroke kick.

Tuesday 4:20-5:05 pm Wednesday 3:30-4:15 pm

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Friday 5:10-5:55 pm Saturday 1:00-1:45 pm 1:50-2:35 pm

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Parents/guardians are required to stay in the lobby/viewing area during swim lessons. Swim caps required - In-water evaluation is required for placement in all levels except POLLIWOG I.

POLLIWOG I (Beginner I)No Swim Evaluation NecessaryChild is a beginner swimmer and will focus on basic swimming skills such as kicking the length of the pool and swimming independently without assistance half the length of the pool using paddle strokes, kicking, and breathing. Class will also focus on skills on their back such as floating and kicking.

Monday 4:20-5:05 pm Tuesday 5:10-5:55 pm Wednesday 4:20-5:05 pm

POLLIWOG II (Beginner II)Swim Evaluation Required Child must be comfortable in deep water. Child can swim 15 yards independently without assistance using paddle strokes, kicking, and breathing. Class will focus on front crawl using alternating arm action and rhythmic side breathing for 25 yards. Class will also focus on kicking on their back and backstroke arms for 25 yards and water safety skills. Monday 5:10-5:55 pm Tuesday 5:10-5:55 pm Wednesday 4:20-5:05 pm 5:10-5:55 pm

GUPPY I (Advanced Beginner)Swim Evaluation RequiredChild is able to complete at least 15 yards front crawl with over arm recovery and rotary breathing. Class is focused on improving front crawl, backstroke basics and building endurance. Monday5:10-5:55 pm Tuesday 5:10-5:55 pm Wednesday4:20-5:05 pm 5:10-5:55 pm

GUPPY IISwim Evaluation Required Child is able to complete 25 yards front crawl with over arm recovery and rotary breathing. Class is focused on improving front crawl skills. The class introduces the elementary backstroke and standing dive. Monday 4:20-5:05 pm 5:10-5:55 pm Tuesday 5:10-5:55 pm Wednesday 4:20-5:05 pm 5:10-5:55 pm

MINNOW (Intermediate)Swim Evaluation RequiredChild is able to complete 50 yards of front crawl and back crawl and tread water for one minute. Class is focused on continuing to improve back and front crawl skills, introduces the breast stroke kick, the elementary backstroke, and standing dive. The class introduces breast stroke, racing starts and flip turns. Monday 4:20-5:05 pm 5:10-5:55 pm Wednesday 4:20-5:05 pm 5:10-5:55 pm FISH (Intermediate II)Swim Evaluation RequiredChild must be able to complete 100 yards of front crawl, back crawl, breast stroke and tread water for 2 minutes. Class introduces the dolphin kick, breast stroke coordination and focuses on building endurance and continued refinement of front & back crawl, breast stroke, competitive starts and turns. Monday 4:20-5:05 pm Wednesday 4:20-5:05 pm

FLYING FISH/SHARK (Advanced I & II) Swim Evaluation RequiredChild must be able to swim 150 yards of front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke with the appropriate starts and flip turns, complete 25 yards of the dolphin kick and tread water for 3 minutes. This class focuses on stroke development, coordination of the butterfly stroke and endurance swimming. The individual medley is introduced at this level.

FLYING FISH (Advanced)Swim Evaluation RequiredMonday 5:10-5:55 pm Wednesday 5:10-5:55 pm SHARK (Advanced)Swim Evaluation RequiredMonday 5:10-5:55 pmFriday 5:10-5:55 pm

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Please note: Classes are subject to cancellation due to insufficient enrollment.

Session IV schedule may change. Please check website for updates.

Thursday 5:10-5:55 pm Friday 4:20-5:05 pm Saturday 12:10-12:55 pm

Thursday 5:10-5:55 pm Friday 4:20-5:05 pm 5:10-5:55 pm Saturday 1:00-1:45 pm 1:50-2:35 pm

Thursday5:10-5:55 pm Friday5:10-5:55 pm Saturday1:00-1:45 pm

Thursday 5:10-5:55 pm Friday 4:20-5:05 pm 5:10-5:55 pm Saturday 1:00-1:45 pm 1:50-2:35 pm

Friday 4:20-5:05pm 5:10-5:55 pm Saturday 1:00-1:45 pm 1:50-2:35 pm

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DOES YOUR CHILD HAVE SPECIAL NEEDS? Please contact us and we will do our best to accommodate your child with additional assistance. Please contact Vickie Kourtelis, [email protected] or (914) 967-6363 ext. 108 to discuss options when registering for swim classes.

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YOUTH LAP SWIMAges 10-12 - Brookside PoolMust be able to swim laps. See pool schedule for specific times. Parent must be present and observe from the lobby.

TEEN LAP SWIMAges 13-15 - Brookside PoolTeens must be able to swim laps. See pool schedulefor specific times.

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YOUTH, TEEN AQUATICS & PRIVATE LESSONSA SAFE AND ACTIVE FUTURE

YOUTH & TEEN SWIM LESSONSYouth: 10-12 Teens: 13-17Have you always wanted to learn to swim or improve your strokes? JUST DO IT!!! These 9-week classes are geared to various swimming abilities. Bring swim suit, goggles and swim cap. In water evaluation is required for class placement.

Youth Water Discovery: This class is designed for beginner swimmers who wish to achieve comfort and movement in the water. The class will focus on the basics of floating, introduction to front crawl and back crawl. No evaluation necessary.Advanced Beginner: Class will focus on all skills necessary to perform 25 yards of front crawl with rotary breathing and 25 yards of backstroke. Intermediate: Child can swim 25 yards of front crawl with rotary breathing and backstroke. Class will focus on stroke technique and development, building endurance, and learning breaststroke. Advanced: Child can swim 75 yards of freestyle and backstroke and 50 yards of breaststroke comfortably. Class will focus on endurance, butterfly, and racing starts and turns.

YOUTH - AGES 10-12 Water Discovery - NEW!Saturday: 12:10-12:55 pmAdvanced Beginner Saturday: 12:10-12:55 pmIntermediate: Monday: 3:30-4:15 pm Friday: 3:30-4:15 pm Saturday: 12:10-12:55 pm

TEEN - Ages 13-17 Advanced Beginner Saturday: 12:10-12:55 pm IntermediateMonday: 3:30-4:15 pm Friday: 3:30-4:15 pm Saturday: 12:10-12:55 pm AdvancedMonday: 3:30-4:15 pm Wednesday 5:10-5:55 pm Saturday: 1:00-1:45 pm 1:50-2:35 pm Family: $128; Youth: $167; Non-Member: $269

GUARD STARTAges 11-14Program is designed for youth to gain aquatic and leadership knowledge in addition to positive attitudes and skills for future successful completion of the American Red Cross Lifeguard Training course. Learning objectives focus on prevention, fitness, response, leadership and professionalism. The Guard Start program does not provide the skills needed to be certified as a lifeguard. Class meets once per week for nine weeks (45 minute class). Prerequisite: Swim front crawl for 25 yards continuously while breathing to the front or side. Tread water for one minute using arms and legs. Submerge and swim a distance of ten feet underwater. Skills evaluation will occur on the first day of the program. Wednesday 5:10-5:55 pm

Family: $128; Youth: $167; Non-Member: $269

CHILDREN'S PRIVATE SWIM LESSONSOne on one instruction starting at age 3 (all swimming abilities). Each lesson is 1/2 hour in length. Lessons can be arranged back to back for a one-hour session if desired. Member: $48 per half hour, 4 sessions: $185; 6 sessions: $275; 8 sessions; $336

PRIVATE SWIM FOR YOUTH WITH SPECIAL NEEDS Caring instructors will offer private lessons that incorporate water safety, swim technique, and confidence building. Please fill out a private lesson request form and address any specific special needs child has and any accommodations that should be made for the lesson. Member: $48 per half hour, 4 sessions: $185; 6 sessions: $275; 8 sessions; $336

Request forms must be submitted for all private aquatic programs. Forms at Member Services Desk or at www.ryeymca.org (click on Programs then Aquatics)

SEMI-PRIVATE LESSONS (MAXIMUM TWOPARTICIPANTS OF SIMILAR AGE AND ABILITY)PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU MUST PROVIDE THE SECOND PARTICIPANT Member: $37 per half hour per person4 sessions: $140; 6 sessions: $206; 8 sessions: $269

SWIM TEST FOR ROWERS/RYE REC SWIM TESTDoes your rowing team/club require a swim test? Please contact Vickie Kourtelis, [email protected] or (914) 967-6363 x108 to schedule an appointment. Must bring testing sheet (provided by school or rowing club) on the date of appointment. *Rye Rec Camp will have designated swim test times posted. Sign up required. Member: $5; Non-Member: $10

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Advanced: Monday: 3:30-4:15 pm Wednesday 5:10-5:55 pm Friday: 3:30-4:15 pm Saturday: 1:00-1:45 pm

SUPER SWIMMING STARS Super Swimming Stars is a unique program created exclusively for children with physical and developmental disabilities. With a maximum of two children per instructor, this program aims to meet the safety and swim development of each participant. Class will meet once a week for thirty minutes, and small class ratios will ensure that each class is designed specifically to meet the needs of each child. No rollover permitted. Ages 3-5: Sunday, 11:30am-12:00pm or 1:15-1:45pmAges 6-9: Sunday, 12:05-12:35pm or 1:50-2:20pmAges 10-12: Sunday, 12:40-1:10pm

Family: $128; Youth: $167; Non-Member: $269

Private and semi-private lessons: You must cancel 8 hours in advance or you will be charged for the session. If one member of a semi-private lesson does not attend the lesson, the other participant MUST purchase a private swim lesson ticket. Tickets are good for 6 months from date of purchase.

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WAVE RYEDERS SPRING CONDITIONING TEAMAges 5-18 The Rye YMCA Wave Ryeders is offering a Spring Conditioning Swim Team for current Wave Ryeder swimmers, and for qualified newcomers as space allows.

This is a tremendous opportunity for swimmers to stay in shape and prepare for summer swimming. Additional time spent in the water only enhances a swimmer’s performance and preparation going into the next season of competitive swimming, so please consider taking advantage of this special opportunity. Once we reach maximum registration, we will not take additional swimmers. This applies to both current and new swimmers. Please note, as a new swimmer of the spring conditioning team, you will still be required to tryout for the 2016 competitive swim team in the fall.

TRYOUT IS REQUIRED FOR NEW SWIMMERS! Tryouts will be held on the following days/times: April 12, 13 & 14 from 6:15-7:15 pm

Practice Schedule: April 18 - June 23 10 & Under – Monday-Thursday – 6:00-7:00 pm11 & Older – Monday-Thursday – 7:00-8:00 pmCurrent Swimmers: $416 per swimmer ($385 for siblings)NEW swimmers (Members): $430 (No sibling discount)Youth Member: $451NEW Swimmers (Non-Member): $516 (No sibling discount)

WAVE RYEDERS INCLUSIVE SPRING PRE-TEAMAges 5-9 April 18 - June 23 Developmental in nature, the pre-team is a bridge between YMCA swim lessons and the Wave Ryeders Swim Team. This inclusive program is designed for swimmers ages 5-9 years, with and without special needs to learn alongside one another. Special accommodations, including separate tryouts can be made for children with special needs.

The focus is on practicing lap swimming with instructions in avariety of strokes and techniques. Participants will focus on learning and fine tuning skills in order to become a more competitive swimmer. Participants should be able to swim 25 continuous yards with rotary breathing and 25 yards continuous basic backstroke. Optional inter/intra squad swim meets will be held. Tryouts required before registering:

Tryouts: April 12, 13 & 14 from 5:15-6:15 pmPractice Schedule: Tuesday & Thursday - 3:30-4:15 pm Family: $200; Youth: $210; Non-Member: $240

WAVE RYEDERS INCLUSIVE PRACTICE TEAM Ages 10-17 April 18 - June 23This inclusive program is designed for 10-17 year-old children with and without special needs to learn together. Special accomodations, including separate tryouts, can be made for children with special needs.

The focus is on practicing lap swimming with instructions in a variety of strokes and techniques. This is an opportunity for swimmers who have basic knowledge and ability in all four strokes. The team will feature extensive stroke work to help improve all four strokes and advance the swimmer’s level of endurance.

Tryouts: April 12 13 & 14 from 5:15-6:15 pmPractice Schedule: Tuesday & Thursday - 4:20-5:20pm Family Member: $260; Youth: $273; Non-Member: $312

6 WEEK STROKE CLINICS: MARCH 1 - APRIL 14YOUTH FREESTYLE/BACKSTROKEAges 7-10 or Ages 11-17This stroke clinic is geared towards competitive age-group swimmers with basic knowledge of and ability in freestyle and backstroke. The clinic will feature extensive stroke technique instruction in freestyle and backstroke, as well as stroke specific turns. Proper mechanics, increased efficiency and speed is emphasized. In water evaluation is required for class placement. Please call the Aquatics Department, x108, to schedule an evaluation. Prerequisites: Prior swim team experience is strongly advised. Participants should have basic knowledge of and ability in freestyle, backstroke and should be familiar with swimming turns. Please wear competitive swimsuit, goggles and swim cap.Tuesday: 4:20 - 5:05 pm

Family: $177; Youth: $203; Non-Member: $230

YOUTH BREASTSTROKE/BUTTERFLY Ages 7-10 or Ages 11-17This stroke clinic is geared towards competitive age-group swimmers with strong knowledge of and ability in breaststroke and butterfly. The clinic will feature extensive stroke technique instruction in breaststroke and butterfly, as well as stroke specific turns. Proper mechanics and increased efficiency is emphasized to achieve greater speed and reduce opportunities for injury.Prerequisites: IN WATER EVALUATION IS REQUIRED AND MUST BE SCHEDULED WITH THE AQUATICS DEPARTMENT (EXT. 108). Prior competitive swim team experience is strongly advised. Participants should have knowledge of and ability in breaststroke and butterfly and should be familiar with swimming turns. Please wear competitive swimsuit, goggles and swim cap.Thursday: 4:20-5:05 pm

Family $177; Youth: $203; Non-Member: $230

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TEAM GYMNASTIC DANCE TECHNIQUE Open to the Gymnastic Team Members only.Wednesday: 3:30-4:30 pm Family/Youth Members: $82 per session

GYMNAST NIGHT IN Ages 5 and up (No experience necessary) Join us for a fun filled evening which includes dinner, gymnastics, group games, open workouts and much more. Friday, January 15: 7:00-9:30 pmFriday, May 13: 7:00-9:30 pm

Family: $25; Youth: $35; Non-Member: $50

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ROLLERS: Beginner Ages 5-8 Monday: 3:30-4:30 pm Saturday: 11:00am-12:00 pm SWINGERS: Intermediate Must be able to perform forward roll and backward roll on the floorAges 5-6 Wednesday: 5:00-6:00 pm Saturday: 11:00am-12:00 pm

Ages 7 & up Wednesday: 6:00-7:00 pm

KIPPERS AdvancedMust be able to perform bridge, cartwheel, handstand on the floorAges 5-6 Friday: 3:30-4:30 pm Ages 7 & up Friday: 4:30-5:30 pm Saturday: 12:00-1:00 pm

FLYERS I & II Older AdvancedMust be able to perform bridge kick over, handstand to a bridge, handstand-forward roll on floor.Ages 8 & Up Tues: 6:30-7:30pm

Family: $180; Youth: $198; Non-Member: $248

Girls Progressive Gymnastics Learn progressive gymnastics skills on each individual apparatus, including balance beam, uneven bars, floor exercise, and vault (Instructor/Child Ratio 1:7). All lead instructors are USA Gymnastics Safety Certified and trained in Infant Child CPR.

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Boys Progressive GymnasticsIntroduction to the sport of men’s gymnastics, including vault, bars, rings, and floor exercise. Develop strength and confidence useful to any sport.

TWISTERS: All LevelsNo Gymnastics Experience necessary Ages 5 & Up Saturday: 12:00-1:00 pm Family: $180; Youth: $198; Non-Member: $248

GYMNASTICS CLINICAges 6 and up May 31-June 23, 2016 Registration will begin in MayIn depth coaching on all four Olympic events plus a focus on tumbling. This clinic is excellent for current and future gymnastics team members.Monday: 4:30-6:30pm; Tuesday: 3:30-5:30pm; Thursday: 3:30-5:30 pm

Family: $263; Youth: $337; Non-Member: $385

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TWISTING TIKESAges 2 1/2 - 3 1/2 An introduction to the sport of gymnastics! Learn the fundamentals necessary for vault, bars, beam, and floor with a focus on balance, movement, and hand-eye coordination in a fun and safe environment (Instructor/Child ratio 1:5).

Monday: 1:00-1:40 pm (Without parent, must be potty-trained; no pull-ups) Friday: 10:45-11:25 am (With parent, potty-trained not required) Family: $126; Youth: $136; Non-Member: $180

TUMBLE TOTS Ages 3 1/2 - 4 1/2 Learn basic movement, group dynamics, and beginning gymnastics (Instructor/Child Ratio 1:5).

Monday: 1:45-2:25 pm Tuesday: 1:00-1:40 pm Wednesday: 1:00-1:40 pm Friday: 10:00-10:40 am or 1:00-1:40 pm Family: $126; Youth: $136; Non-Member: $180

GYM TOTSAges 4-5 Introduction to YMCA progressive gymnastics program. Classes include movement, exploration, balance and confidence. Children introduced to bars, beams, vault, and tumbling (Instructor/Child Ratio 1:5).

Monday: 11:00-11:40 am Tuesday: 1:45-2:25 pm Wednesday: 1:45-2:25 pm Thursday: 1:00-1:40 pmFriday: 1:45-2:25 pm

Family: $126; Youth: $136; Non-Member: $180

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PRE-SCHOOL

GYMNASTICSBALANCE AND FUN

GYMNASTICS VACATION CLUB See page 18.

PRE-SCHOOL

KICK & PLAY SUPER SOCCER STARS Parent with child - ages 12-24 monthsA parent-child pre-soccer and movement program specifically designed for toddlers. Experienced instructors and puppet friends, Mimi & Pepe, take you and your little one through a world of exciting physical activity. Individual attention, positive reinforcement and engaging original music help to develop pre-soccer skills that will have your toddler learning to balance, run, kick and play - all while having a blast!Thursday: 9:15-9:55 am

Family: $250; Youth: $287; Non-Member: $368

BABY SPORTS Age 2-3 This class will act as an introduction to sports in a free play setting. Parents/caregivers are required to stay and play with their children as they explore the world of sports for the first time. Tuesday: 9:30-10:15 am Friday: 9:30-10:15 am Family: $121; Youth: $136; Non-Member: $175

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FAMILY FIT-NASTICSAges 3-5 with parentAn exercise program for moms, dads and children who will benefit from Yoga poses, pilates core work, cardio, stretching exercises and basic gymnastics skills. An opportunity for the whole family to bond and feel good. Thursday: 9:15-9:55 am

Family: $126; Youth: $136; Non-Member: $180

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ALL-STARSAges 4-5 This class focuses on improving basic motor skills needed for an array of sports and games. Children learn the basics of basket-ball, soccer, tee-ball, football and kickball through different drills, obstacles and games.Monday: 1:15-2:15 pm Wednesday: 9:30-10:30 am Friday: 1:15-2:15 pm

Family: $132; Youth: $148; Non-Member: $190

ALL-SPORTSEnjoy and learn a variety of sports such as kickball, volleyball, tee-ball, football, soccer and dodgeball. This class focuses on the fundamentals of each sport offered including teamwork and good sportsmanship.

Ages 4-5Wednesday: 10:30-11:30 am Saturday: 2:00-3:00 pm

Ages 5-7Tuesday: 3:30-4:30 pm Thursday: 3:30-4:30 pm

Family: $132; Youth: $148; Non-Member: $190

SPORTS SAMPLER Age 3 This fun-filled class is designed to introduce three year-olds to the concept of sports while focusing on the basics of movement and motor skills. The activities will stimulate their minds and bodies.Monday: 10:30-11:15 am Tuesday: 10:45-11:30 am Thursday: 10:45-11:30 am

Family: $121; Youth: $136; Non-Member: $175

MINI-SPORTSAges 3-5 This class will teach kids skills in the following sports: basketball, baseball, hockey and soccer. Each sport will be the focus of two consecutive weeks. The first week we will introduce skills and lessons to help children understand the sport. The second week, we will play games for the particular sport. Children will learn fun-damentals and improve their motor skills while having fun. Friday: 10:30 am -11:15 am Family: $121; Youth: $136; Non-Member: $175

ROOKIESAge 4 This class focuses on the basic concepts needed for basketball, soccer, tee-ball, kickball and football. Participants learn to play together in a structured class setting with various obstacles and games. The class provides a foundation for children's growth and enjoyment in a variety of sports.Monday: 9:30-10:15 am Tuesday: 1:15-2:00 pm Thursday: 1:15-2:00 pm Family: $121; Youth: $136; Non-Member: $175

SUPER SOCCER STARS Positive reinforcement is used to teach children soccer skills in a fun, engaging, educational environment. Our age specific curriculum is designed by a combination of early childhood, behavioral, soccer specialists to ensure that each child is learning, building self confidence, and having a blast from the time the whistle blows!Age 2 Sunday: 10:30-11:10 amThursday: 10:00-10:40 am

Ages 3 to younger 4Sunday: 11:35 am-12:20 pm Wednesday: 1:15 - 2:00 pmAges older 4 to 5:Sunday: 10:30-11:20 am Grades K-2Friday: 3:30-4:30 pm Sunday: 11:35 am-12:35 pm

Family: $250; Youth: $287; Non-Member: $368

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GIRLS BASKETBALL Ages 5-7An instructional class for GIRLS ONLY, taught by a female instructor. This class will focus on beginner basketball skills including dribbling, passing and shooting. This girls only class will allow class participants to learn and play in a comfortable, inviting setting. Tuesday: 5:00-6:00 pm

Family: $132; Youth: $148; Non-Member: $190

YOUTH BASKETBALL This class focuses on the basic skills of dribbling, shooting and passing in a structured class setting. Provides a foundation for growth and the opportunity to further the enjoyment of basketball.Ages 5-7 Monday: 3:30-4:30 pm or 6:00-7:00 pm Wednesday: 3:30-4:30 pmSaturday: 11:30 am-12:30 pm

Ages 8-11 Monday: 4:45-5:45 pmWednesday: 4:45-5:45 pm

Family: $132; Youth: $148; Non-Member: $190

In a structured class setting, participants will receive individual attention, positive reinforcement and develop soccer, football or baseball skills. These skills will lead up to game playing - all while having a blast!

YOUTH SOCCER - Session 4 OnlyAges 5-7 - Midland SchoolFocused on the basic soccer skills of dribbling, shooting and goal tending.Tuesday: 3:30-4:30 pm

Family: $119; Youth: $132; Non-Member: $169

YOUTH SPORTSCONFIDENCE & TEAMWORK

The classes below take place at the Midland School, Midland Avenue, Rye - Session 4 only.

FLAG FOOTBALL - Session 4 OnlyAges 5-7 - Midland School Focuses on basic flag football skills such as passing, blocking, kicking and running.Wednesday: 3:30-4:30 pm

Family: $119; Youth: $132; Non-Member: $169

BASEBALL - Session 4 OnlyAges 5-7 - Midland School Focuses on the basic baseball skills of hitting and fielding. Thursday: 3:30-4:30 pm:

Family: $119; Youth: $132; Non-Member: $169

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LACROSSEAges 4-6This class focuses on the basic beginner skills of lacrosse. These skills will include: scooping, passing, catching, cradling and shooting. The class provides a foundation for children's growth and enjoyment in the game of lacrosse. Class held in gymnasium. Friday: 4:30-5:30 pmSaturday: 12:45-1:45 pm

Family: $132; Youth: $148; Non-Member: $190

GOLF ENRICHMENT At the Rye Y, Grades K-3 - Session 4 only (outside)Play fun and interactive golf games with Total Golf Adventures! TGA provides all necessary equipment. Children will play games while learning fundamental and advanced techniques, rules and etiquette, and gain an understanding of the parts of the golf course. Enrollment is limited to 15 students. K-1st Grade Monday: 3:30 - 4:30 pm 2nd-3rd Grade Monday: 4:30 - 5:30 pm

Family: $229; Youth: $245; Non-Member: $318

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YOUTH KARATE ages 5-15

YOUTH/TEEN KARATE Ages 8-15 (or younger with a green belt or higher) Participants will develop their style and skills progressions.Thursday: 7:00-8:30 pm Saturday: 11:40 am-1:10 pm

Family: $142; Youth: $166; Non-Member: $214

PRE-KARATEAges 5-7 Younger participants receive an orientation to karate training habits.Thursday: 6:00-6:45 pm Saturday: 10:00-10:45 am Saturday: 10:50-11:35 am Family: $125; Youth: $142; Non-Member: $180

USA GOJU style karate taught by a black belt instructor. Courses designed to enhance self-esteem, self-confidence, and self-discipline.

MIDDLE SCHOOL BASKETBALL LEAGUE Grades 6-8For Middle School students only. The league is a great way to improve skills for middle school basketball teams. Each league night involves 30 minutes of instruction from our coaching staff on the fundamentals of offense, defense and teamwork. The last 30 minutes of the class will be devoted to game action and we will keep standings throughout the session. The coaches will break the group into teams and participants will have the opportunity to play games. No special requests for teammates.Wednesday: 6:00-8:00 pm Family: $132; Youth: $148; Non-Member: $190

OPEN SOCCERAges 14-18 - Registration Required. Open soccer time for high school age students. Friday: 8:30-10:00 pm

Member: Free; Non-Member: $53/session

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LEADERS CLUBGrades 9-12One of the best ways to get those volunteer hours some schools require for high school graduation! Our Leaders Clubs meet once a week and are run by a group of elected teens with supervision from a Y Teen Advisor. This small group of teens serves as ambassadors of the Rye Y while promoting ideals of social responsibility, leadership and service to others. Leaders participate in weekly meetings, community events, regional teen rallies, and fundraising efforts. This club is free.If interested, please email: [email protected]

TEEN LEADERSHIP, TEEN NIGHTS & AFTER SCHOOLGROWING FUTURE LEADERS

JUNIOR LEADERSGrades 6 – 8This leadership group is designed for middle school students who want to make a positive impact in the Rye community, meet new friends and participate in a variety of service projects. The Junior Leaders meet weekly to plan and participate in meaningful and fulfilling activities, while introducing students to the ideals of social responsibility, leadership and community service. If interested, email: [email protected]

SECOND SATURDAYS Grades 6-8 Ends June 2016 The 2nd Saturday of each month, the Y is open just to middle schoolers from 7-10pm for an evening of fun, food, camaraderie, activities, competitions and games. Second Saturdays are supervised by our professional team of Teen Staff, led by our full time Camp, Family & Teen Director. For detailed schedule of events for each month, see our Member Services Desk or email [email protected]. Family/Youth Member: Free; Non-Member: $5

TEEN DROP-INGrades 6-12Weekdays from 2:30-6:00 pm (January-June) while Rye City school is in session. During Teen Drop-in, middle and high schoolers have access to a variety of options such as: the family room, gym, pool, ExerZone, group exercise classes, the Freestyle Fitness Zone and the Fitness Center (note the Fitness Center is for those age 15+. Ages 14 can gain access via a Teen Passport – see page 30 for details). Please refer to pool, gym and group exercise schedules for teen options. Additionally, this service is available during early dismissal for all middle and high schools in the area. A teen access card is required and can be obtained at the Member Services Desk. Family/Youth Member: Free; Non-Member: $5

PAINTBALL!Grades 6-8Join us as we travel to to Hogans Alley Paintball in Meriden, Connecticut. Our group will play on our own reserved fields and will be chaperoned by our professional team of Teen Staff, along with Liberty referees. No experience necessary and all gear is provided (you may also bring your own if you have it). Fees include transportation, admission, safety gear and equipment. Parents/guardians are required to complete and sign a waiver and medical release form prior to the trip. For questions: [email protected] 22 Meet at the Y @ 9:00am Will return to the Y @ 4:30pmApril 25 – Meet at the Y @ 9:00amWill return to the Y @4:30pm

Family/Youth Member: $115; Non-Member: $135

SNOW TUBINGGrades 6-8Join our Y staff as we travel to Powder Ridge Park on a fun outdoor adventure. Teens will have the opportunity to go snow tubing in multiple tubing runs at Powder Ridge Mountain Park with friends. Fee includes transportation, mountain entry, tube, and helmet. February 16– Meet at the Y @ 9:00am. Will return to the Y @ 4:30pm.

Family/Youth Member: $65; Non-Member: $90

MIDDLE SCHOOL BASKETBALL LEAGUE- SEE PAGE 28

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FITNESSTEEN STRENGTH & CONDITIONINGAges 12-15Under the supervision of a certified personal trainer, teenage athletes will develop correct form while exercising, build strength and improve endurance off the court and fields. The 9-week session is limited to 3-10 teens. Tuesday & Thursday: 3:30-4:15 pm

Family: $190; Youth: $199; Non-Member: $260

The Teen Fitness Passport Card and Teen Fitness Center Usage

The Fitness Center is available to Teens 15+ years. Teens 14 years old who complete one of the pre-requisites described below are given a waiver to this rule, called the Teen Passport Card. This card allows those 14 year olds to: • Use the Fitness Center on their own Sunday through Saturday 3:00 pm-5:00 pm• Use the Fitness Center with an accompanying adult (21+) at any other timeIn order to earn their own Teen Passport Card, teens must complete one of the following, guaranteeing their competence, adherence to safety and knowledge of equipment.• Teen Training 101 • Summer Teen Fitness Camp (any 1 week session qualifies for Passport Card) or the Teen Vacation Clinic-Option 1 for those participants age14.• 10 (30 minute) One-on-One Personal Training sessions. Purchase a 5 (one hour) Personal Training package at the Member Services Desk, and fill out a Trainer request form in the Fitness Center.•10 (one hour) Semi-Private Personal Training sessions. Each participant purchases a 10 (one hour) semi-private personal training package at the Member Services Desk, and the pair fills out a Trainer request form in the Fitness Center.

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TEEN TRAINING 101Ages 12-15 In the Fitness Center, teens can learn proper exercise techniques on the cardiovascular/resistance machines and free weights. The emphasis is on safety and learning a healthy lifestyle. Upon completion of this class, students will be completely confident and comfortable with the Fitness Center and 14 year olds will qualify for a Teen Fitness Passport Card (see above box).Saturday: 12:30-1:30 pm

Family: $156; Youth: $165; Non-Member: $200

PRIME TIME Please visit www.ryeymca.org to view a schedule of after-school classes in the Spin Studio and ExerZone, free to Members.

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TEEN FITNESS VACATION CLINICS FEB BREAK & SPRING BREAK Ages 11-14

9:30am-1:30pmOur full clinic includes four hours of fun and fitness including agility, cardio, games, strength, conditioning and instructional swim. After completing the clinic, participants age 14 are eligible for a Teen Passport Card to use the Fitness Center.

FEBRUARY BREAKOption 1, Feb. 15, 17 & 19Family & Youth Member: $199; Non-Member: $260

Option 2, Feb. 15-19 (5 day)Family & Youth Member: $299; Non-Member: $360

SPRING BREAKOption 1, March 21, 23, 25 Family & Youth Member: $199; Non-Member: $260

Option 2, March 21-25 (5 day)Family & Youth Member: $299; Non-Member: $360

TEEN PERSONAL TRAININGGreat coaching -- fun workout programs -- results that you want!!

PERSONAL TRAININGMembers 12 & up See page 33 for details

SEMI-PRIVATE PERSONAL TRAININGMembers 12 & up - See page 33 for details

TEEN DYNAMIC GROUP TRAINING Members 12 & up - Big results happen with your friends!Groups of 3-5 teens can sign up for group personal training, and schedule the training sessions to fit the group's schedule. Participants will be matched up with a trainer, and will schedule their group workouts at times when all are available. Get a group together and train anywhere from 6 times a week for one week, one time a week for 6 weeks, or any other combination that helps your group achieve its goals! All sessions are scheduled prior to the first group workout.6 (45 minute) Member: $108; Non-Member: $15012 (45 minute) Member: $206; Non-Member: $290Payments for all participants due in full at time of registration.

Please note: All group workouts are 45-minutes long. There are no make up group workouts. If a participant of the group does not show up, they lose that workout. All group workouts must be completed within 6 months.

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TOOLS FOR HEALTH & WELLNESS

WELLNESS/FITNESS CENTERAges 15 & up (New age) Our Fitness Center is equipped with cardiovascular machines, free weights, circuit machines and stability balls. Our staff will instruct you on proper use of the equipment and facility. An orientation for both the cardiovascular and resistance equipment is included with your membership and is strongly encouraged. Please stop by the Fitness Center to make an appointment. FITNESS CENTER HOURS are the SAME as Facility Hours.

FREESTYLE FITNESS ZONEAges 12 & upOur Freestyle Fitness Zone is located on the first floor and features a NexerSys interactive cardio machine, TRX equipment, medicine balls, ropes and kettlebells for those who want to try “functional” exercises designed to mimic real life movements. Members use their own weight bearing ability to get into the “zone” of a vigorous workout that includes cardio, endurance, flexibility and strength. FREESTYLE FITNESS ZONE HOURS are the SAME as Facility Hours.

EXERZONEAges 11 & up (Age 7-10 with adult)ExerZone combines fitness with technology for a fun, fast-paced workout experience. The interactive equipment provides people of all ages and conditioning with a variety of physical, social and cognitive benefits. View the schedule online or at the Member Services Desk to view open times and classes, included in your membership.

POOLSThe 6 lane Brookside Pool and the warmer 4 lane Pa Cope Pool are available for member lap swim, swim instruction and aqua exercise classes.

GYMNASIUMThe full size gymnasium is available for adult basketball, volleyball & soccer as well as youth gymnastics, and sports. A gym schedule with open gym times is available at www.ryeymca.org or at the Member Services Desk.

GROUP EXERCISE - Ages 14 & upThe Group Exercise Studio is the site of dozens of classes (included in membership) ranging from Yoga to Pilates to Zumba.

SPINNING Ages 14 & up Daily classes (included in membership) are held in the spinning studio.

WAINWRIGHT HOUSE - Ages 14 & up Rye Y Members can enjoy additional free group classes at the Wainwright House Yoga Center at 260 Stuyvesant Avenue, Rye. Classes are held in a renovated carriage house with ample parking.

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HEALTH/MEDICAL RECOMMENDATIONS: For your own safety, we recommend that you consult with a physician prior to enrolling in an exercise class if one of the following applies to you: female over 45 years old, male over 34 years old, smoker over the age of 30, personal or family history of heart disease, high blood pressure, dia-betes or other chronic illness, have had recent surgery, or limited by any musculoskeletal problem. The YMCA reserves the right to require a physi-cian’s approval for participation in any activity.

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FITNESS AND WELLNESS COACHING & CLASSES EXTRA SUPPORT FOR ALL LEVELS OF FITNESS

15 MINUTE SWIM ASSESSMENTSNot sure how your stroke is doing or what you should be focusing on during your workout in the pool? Have a swim coach do a 15 minute assessment of your swimming and discuss different ideas and helpful hints that can improve your workout. Members are limited to 2 free assessments a year. Please sign up at least 1 day prior to assessment at the Member Services Desk. Members only: FREE

FITNESS & AQUATICS ORIENTATION Age 16+Are you a new member or an established member of the Rye Y who wants to know more about the Fitness Center, our pools or learn more about our health and wellness and swim classes? As part of your membership benefits, you are invited to schedule a free orientation. Appointments can be scheduled at your convenience by calling the designated director. Orientations take less than 30 minutes and will be tailored to your needs and interests. Fitness Center: 914-967-6363 Diana Vita x211Group Wellness: Diana Vita x211Aquatics: Vickie Kourtelis x108

KICK START INTO FITNESSAge 12+You’ve joined the Y. You’ve made yourself a commitment to an active and healthy lifestyle. It all begins with knowing where to start. New Members are eligible for a very special first timers personal training package.

Within 60 days of joining, you can purchase a 3-pack of 30 minute sessions with one of our personal trainers. Special price: $99 for 3 half-hour sessions. (Value $120)Please call 914-967-6363 X211

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NEW MEMBER WELLNESS PACKAGEWelcome to the Y! Let us guide you through our Fitness Center with a 30 minute orientation as well as 30 minutes of free personal training with any of our Certified Personal Trainers. Free to Members within 30 days of joining. Schedule your session with Diana Vita 914-967-6363 x 211

BASIC TRAININGAges 16+ Foundations of strength training with resistance exercises using free weights and your own body weight. Build overall strength and endurance. All levels welcome 4-12 participants. Monday & Wednesday: 10:30 am-11:15 am Member $145; Non-Member: $190

HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAININGAges 16+ Designed for people who are looking for intensity and challenge; this class offers vigorous moves that will build both strength and endurance. The full body routines will keep you constantly moving, gaining endurance and burning calories. Not recommended for beginners. 4-12 participantsMonday: 9:30-10:15 am & Saturday 8:30-9:15 amTuesday & Thursday: 9:30 am-10:15 am

Member: $145; Non-Member: $190

TRX CIRCUIT Ages 16+ The TRX Suspension Trainer leverages gravity and your body weight to perform hundreds of exercises. You're in control - because you can simply adjust your body position to add or decrease resistance. Suspension training offers significant benefits to full body strength as well as cardio endurance. Intended for those with some experience with resistance training and looking to get to the next level. 4-8 participants. One day a week. Monday: 11:15 am-12:00 pm Thursday: 8:15 pm - 9:00 pm Member: $80 Non-Member: $110

EXTREME CONDITIONING Ages 16+ Class is designed for members who want increased intensity and challenge. Using body strength resistance and Tabata training to create full body functional routines, with endless variety, this class will keep your interest peaked! Drawing from several disciplines including boxing, martial-arts style training, these innovative exercise routines will keep you moving, burning fat and building endurance and fitness! This method of training has been shown to burn a greater number of calories in a shorter time than long distance running. 4-12 participants Monday & Wednesday; 7:30-8:30 pm Member: $170; Non-Member: $205

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BOXING WITH LARRYAges 16+ Learn proper step by step technique and form with Coach Larry Jones. Classes will include heavy bag work, pad training, agility, coordination and stamina strengthening. If you have your own gloves and wraps please bring to class. Limited to 5-10 participants. Sunday: 3:30-4:30 pmMember $80; Non-Member: $105

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PERSONAL AND SMALL GROUP TRAINING SUPPORT TO ACHIEVE GREATER WELLBEING

PERSONAL TRAININGMembers only - 12 & up Certified Personal Trainers are available to design and instruct an exercise program to suit your individual goals and needs. Additional fee required. Sessions are good for 6 months after purchase and are not refundable. Membership required. You must cancel 24 hours in advance or you will be charged for the session.

One Hour Personal Training (cannot be split into 1/2 hour sessions)1 session $ 79 3 sessions $230 Half Hour Personal Training 1 session $ 423 sessions $120

5 sessions $37510 sessions $730

ONE-ON-ONE PILATES OR YOGA INSTRUCTIONMembers only - 12 & up Certified Yoga and Pilates Mat Science instructors are available on an individual basis for members interested in experiencing these disciplines in more depth or progressing to a higher level. Individualized programs are also suitable for beginners or as an introduction to these exercise modes. Sessions are 45 minutes. Membership required. You must cancel 24 hours in advance or you will be charged for the session.

1 session: $79 3 sessions: $230 10 sessions: $730Sessions are good for 6 months after purchase and are not refundable.

We offer customized workout programs for ALL fitness levels. Beginners: Trainers can show you how to exercise correctly and help you develop a consistent exercise routine. Regular exercisers: Trainers can show you new training techniques or a different exercise program to help challenge you. Call Diana Vita at x211 to schedule a trainer. Purchase tickets at the Member Services Desk.

5 sessions $19510 sessions $380

MELT STRENGTH One-on-One instructionMembers only - 16 & up MELT incorporates a variety of techniques that each fall under the 4 R’s of MELT: Reconnect, Rebalance, Rehydrate, and Release. In this class, students will learn to rebalance the stabilizing muscles that tend to weaken in every body regardless of activity level. Precise cueing and body awareness techniques allow participants to work their bodies more intelligently for better results. Emphasis will be on the improvement of joint range of motion and muscular timing as a means of improving structural form, and integrity, and to keep you active and pain-free for a lifetime. Multiple techniques using resistance bands, MELT rollers and body weight will be used. Bring a mat to class. You must cancel 24 hours in advance or you will be charged for the session.

1 session: $79 3 sessions: $230 10 sessions: $730Sessions are good for 6 months after purchase and are not refundable.

SEMI-PRIVATE PERSONAL TRAINING Members only - 12 & up Please note that you must provide the second participantPersonal training for two participants simultaneously. Perfect for two friends with similar goals, two busy teen friends who want to earn their Teen Fitness Passport but have no after school time, or two senior exercise pals who want to learn more. Each session is one hour. Membership required. Sessions are good for 6 months after purchase and 24 hour cancellation policy is in effect. Fees are per participant. Co-ed. Ages 12-adult1 session: $47 per person 3 sessions: $135 per person 5 sessions: $220 per person 10 sessions: $430 per person

SMALL GROUP TRAINING - INFORMAL GROUPS (MEMBERS ONLY)Ages 12 and upGroups of 3-5 people can sign up for group personal training, and schedule the training sessions to fit the group's schedule. Members will be matched up with a trainer, and will schedule their group workouts at times when all are available. Get a group together and train anywhere from 6 times a week for one week, one time a week for 6 weeks, or any other combination that helps your group achieve its goals! All sessions are scheduled prior to the first group workout.

6 (45 minute) Group Workouts: $108 per person; 12 (45 minute) Group Workouts: $206 per personPayment for all participants due in full at time of registrationPlease note: All group workouts are 45 minutes long. There are no make up group workouts. If a participant of the group does not show up, they lose that workout. All group workouts must be completed within 6 months.

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YMCA DIABETES PREVENTION PROGRAMYOU CAN TAKE CONTROL - Ages 18+ Are you at risk? The YMCA’s Diabetes Prevention Program helps those at high risk for developing type 2 diabetes reduce their risk through healthy eating, increased physical activity and weight loss – an approach that has been proven to prevent or delay the onset of the disease by more than half.

In a classroom setting, a trained lifestyle coach will help you change your lifestyle by learning about healthy eating, physical activity and other behavior changes over the course of 16 one-hour sessions. Topics covered include nutrition, getting started with physical activity, overcoming stress, staying motivated, and more. After the initial 16 core sessions, you will meet monthly for up to a year for added support to help maintain your progress.

Program Goals: • Reduce body weight by 7% • Increase physical activity to 150 minutes per week

You must be overweight and have a diagnosis of prediabetes or overweight and at high risk for developing diabetes to qualify for the program. To find out if you qualify or to register contact: Tanya Stack, 967-6363, ext. 206 or visit www.ryeymca.org/ydpp.htmUnitedHealthcare members should check with their employer for program availability, or contact the Diabetes Prevention and Control Alliance to confirm eligibility at 1-800-237-4942.

Option 1 starts 1/18: Mondays: 10:00-11:00 am or Tuesdays: 6:30-7:30 pm Option 2 starts 4/6: Wednesdays: 10:00-11:00 am or Thursdays: 6:30-7:30 pm For fees, please contact [email protected] Financial Assistance available through our Y Cares program

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LIVESTRONG AT THE YMCALIVESTRONG at the YMCA is a FREE twelve-week, small group program designed for adult cancer survivors. Our goal is to help participants build muscle mass and muscle strength, increase flexibility and endurance and improve functional ability. Additional goals include reducing the severity of therapy side effects, preventing unwanted weight changes and improving energy levels and self esteem. A final goal of the program is to assist participants in developing their own physical fitness program so they can continue to practice a healthy lifestyle, not only as part of their recovery, but as a way of life. In addition to the physical benefits, the program provides participants a supportive environment and a feeling of community with their fellow survivors, Y staff and members.

Y fitness instructors work with each participant to fit the program to their individual needs. The instructors are trained in the elements of cancer, post rehab exercise and supportive cancer care. Classes are held weekdays with daytime and evening classes.Contact Tanya Stack, Program Coordinator at 967-6363, ext. 206, [email protected] for more information or visit www.ryeymca.org

Starts week of January 11 - Mondays & Wednesdays: 6:15-7:30 pmor Tuesdays & Thursdays: 1:15-2:30 pm

Starts week of February 29 - Mondays & Wednesdays: 1:15-2:30 pm or Tuesdays & Thursdays: 6:15-7:30 pm

Starts week of April 11 - Mondays & Wednesdays: 6:15-7:30 pm or Tuesdays & Thursdays: 1:15- 2:30 pm

FREE - No Membership needed (Our LIVESTRONG at the YMCA program is supported by donor contributions)

LIVESTRONG AT THE YMCAALUMNI CLASSLIVESTRONG at the YMCA alumni classes will provide past participants the opportunity to catch up with former LIVESTRONG at the YMCA classmates while meeting new ones. You’ll continue the physical activity program you began during your LIVESTRONG at the YMCA class and experience new options and opportunities each month.

The classes will be guided by your LIVESTRONG at the YMCA instructors as well as other practitioners and professionals who specialize in working with cancer survivors. Mondays at 7:30 pm ExerZone 2nd and 4th Monday every month

Tuesdays at 2 pmGroup Ex Studio1st and 3rd Tuesday every month Classes will be held four times per month for the entire year pending enough participation. Register at Member Services. Contact Tanya Stack, Program Coordinator at 967-6363, ext. 206 [email protected] Member: FREENon-Member: $10/class $75/yr unlimited alumni classes

WEIGHT WATCHERS AT THE YWe have collaborated with Weight Watchers to bring a weekly meeting to the Rye Y. If you are interested in joining, please contact Diana Vita at 967-6363, ext. 211 Thursday: 1:00-2:00 pm (14 week session)

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OPEN SOCCER Ages 18 & up Must register; no drop-ins allowedThe adult soccer games take place every Wednesday. Games are 5 on 5, teams are formed each week and games take place in the gymnasium.Wednesday: 8:30-10:00 pm

Member: FREE; Non-Member: $80 session KARATEAges 16 & up USA GOJU style karate, taught by a black belt instructor. Courses designed to enhance self-esteem, self-confidence, and self-discipline.Tuesday: 6:00-8:00 pm

Member: FREE; Non-Member: $152 session

OPEN BASKETBALLTimes available for young adult and adult members to participate.See gym schedule for days and times.

AGE 35 & UP ADULT OPEN BASKETBALLTuesday: 8:00-10:00 pmFree to Members

ADULT SPORTS

THE RYE Y TRIBEA Triathlon Team for Women Ages 18+ Come and “TRI” WITH FRIENDS. Discover the mystery and challenge of this exciting and fun three-sport event. Our all-female team of coaches is ready to educate and inspire you to achieve your goal of completing your first triathlon, or to continue training and improving in the sport. Triathlon has a place for EVERY body! We tri, and you can too!

Features:

• Technique Clinics • Group Training Opportunities (including open water swimming) • Training Plan • Support of the group • Team T-shirt • Social events and FUN!!!!!

INFORMATION SESSIONS: (choose one date & time): January 26, 2016: 10:30 am OR 7:00 pm February 9, 2016: 10:30 am OR 7:00 pm RSVP (or questions): Contact, Laura Tiedge: [email protected]

Registration begins March 1, 2016 Returning TRIBE Members: Member: $75; Non-Member: $150 New participants: Member: $125; Non-Member: $250

TRIATHLON PREPARATION CLASSAges 18+Session 3 – January 26 – April 7Have you always dreamed about entering a triathlon? Train with us this winter and be race-ready for the Spring and Summer outdoor triathlon season. You will be working with swim coaches, cycling instructors and experienced triathletes in a structured setting designed to hone your skills and technique while building your training base. You will also explore the sports psychology of these swim-bike-run races that are becoming increasingly popular. If you are planning to do an early season triathlon like the Sleepy Hollow Triathlon on June 26, 2016, we strongly recommend that you prepare and train for two, 9-week sessions.Meets twice a week for 9 weeks

Tuesday and Thursday: 7:30-9:45 pmPre-requisites: Basic comfort in the water and ability to swim 50 yards using stroke of choice.PLEASE NOTE:1st class (January 26)will meet in the Child Care Room for a class overview before a brief cycling session in the Spin Studio. Be prepared to swim during every class. Swim cap and goggles are required. Last class is April 7th and will feature a mini indoor triathlon.

• Rye Tri Club or Rye Y Tribe Members with a Rye Y Membership: $325• Rye YMCA Members: $375• Rye Tri Club or Rye Y Tribe Members w/o a Rye Y Membership: $425• Non-Member: $475

TRIATHLON TRAINING CLASSAges 18+Session 4 – April 12 – June 13Have you always dreamed about entering a triathlon? Or, are you trying to improve your race performance? Train with us this Spring and be race-ready for the Sleepy Hollow Triathlon on June 26, 2016. Over 10 weeks, this class will take you through a high-energy group experience and structured training program that will prepare you for a Sprint or Olympic distance triathlon. You will be working with swim coaches, cycling instructors and experienced triathletes who will hone your swim, bike and run skills while preparing you to have a successful race experience.Meets twice a week for 10 weeks

Tuesday and Thursday: 7:30-9:45 pmPre-requisites: Basic comfort in the water and ability to swim 200 yards using stroke of choice.PLEASE NOTE: 1st class (April 12) will meet in the Child Care Room for a class overview before a brief cycling session in the Spin Studio. Be prepared to swim during every class. Swim cap and goggles are required. Last class is June 13th.

Rye Tri Club or Rye Y Tribe Members with a Rye Y Membership: $360YMCA Members: $415Rye Tri Club or Rye Y Tribe Members without a Rye Y Membership: $470Non-Member: $525

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GROUP EXERCISEFOSTERING CONNECTIONS

BODY, MIND, SPIRIT CLASSES AT THE WAINWRIGHT YOGA CENTER260 Stuyvesant Avenue, Rye (Included in Membership) Ages 14+ Schedule available at www.ryeymca.org PILATES: Performed on mats, stretching and isometric contraction to produce a smoother, longer body silhouette. YOGA: Hatha: traditional postures, visualization and meditation. Vinyasa (“power yoga”): Flowing, vigorous practice. Ashtanga: synchronizes breathing with a progressive posture series which detoxifies muscles and organs; Gentle: Basic yoga postures, stretching for all levels. Restorative: Using postures to help still and soothe the mind. Kundalini: An ancient form; breath-generated. Classes are FREE to Rye Y Members Wainwright Member: 10 class card (60 days)=$158; 20 class card (90 days)=$275Non-Member: Single class = $25; 5 class card: $115; 10 class card (60 days)=$195; 20 class card: $347

Class cards must be purchased at the Rye Y.

GROUP EXERCISE CLASSES (INCLUDED IN MEMBERSHIP)Ages 14 and up Co-ed - No registration necessarySee schedules for times and locations, available at the Member Services Desk, www.ryeymca.org or on our smart phone app. (Search for Rye YMCA in Apple App Store or Google Play). Some classes are held at Wainwright House, 260 Stuyvesant Avenue, Rye.

CARDIO KICKBOXING – A mix of martial arts and boxing moves that will bring your cardio fitness to a new level.CARDIO STRENGTH TRAINING – Cardio and weights combined using a variety of equipment for sculpting and toning for all different levels. CIRCUIT MIX - Class mixed with weights, body bar, and focuses on strength movements. CIRCUIT WORKOUT– Cardio, weights, and abdominal exercises combined. CORE MIX – A mix of core strengthening exercises with cardio, weights and abdominal exercises. TOTAL BODY MIX– Interval mix with weights to give you a total body workout. CORE STRENGTH- Functional moves with cardio, weights, core exercises to strengthen core. FUNCTIONAL FITNESS - This class will use every day body movements in an exercise setting. Balance and stretch are incorporated. If you are just getting started, or just getting back into exercise, then this class is just for you. GROUP ACTIVE - Incorporating all elements of fitness, Group Active will increase your cardio fitness, build your strength and improve your balance and flexibility, all in a supportive group environment.GROUP BLAST - (formerly GROUP STEP) Utilizing the step in many positions and heights, this 60 minute program strengthens and shapes the lower body.GROUP POWER - This 60 minute barbell program strengthens all your major muscles in an inspiring, motivating group environment with fantastic music.INTENSITY INTERVALS -For members who want increased intensity and challenge. Using body strength resistance and Tabata training to create full body functional routines. INTERVAL MIX - Mix of cardio combined with strength training. Power moves to strengthen the core. KARATE FOR ADULTS - Must register, see page 35 of program guide.PILATES-Performed on mats, this exercise combines stretching and isometric contraction to produce a smoother, longer body silhouette. POWER HOUR- Class combined with cardio and uses weights and body bar with core exercises to strengthen the body. SPINNING - Group cycling on stationary bikes, set to music and led by an instructor in our spinning studio. STRENGTH CIRCUIT: Circuit of weights and abdominal exercises with some cardio. STRETCH & TONE - Class can be done seated in a chair or standing. This class will incorporate Yoga. Stretching and deep relaxation at the end of class. All levels welcome!TAI-CHI- Practice through a series of smooth movements, this mind body form of exercise improves balance and strength. TOTAL BODY– Class combined with cardio and weights and plenty of core exercises. TRX TRAINING/TRX EXPRESS – TRX Suspension Trainer leverages gravity and your body weight to perform hundreds of exercises. Suspension train-ing offers significant benefits to full body strength as well as cardio endurance. TOTAL BODY STRENGTH - Combines weights along with body weight exercises. A great total body workout. YOGA- Features stretching postures, breathing techniques and meditation designed to develop strength, flexibility and a feeling of inner peace.YOGA– BACK TO BASICS -A good class for beginners or for anyone looking to improve your practice. YOGA- VINYASA -Flowing postures for all levels. “Power yoga.”ULTIMATE CHALLENGE-A total body workout with combination using weights and body bar. Combines interval training with core conditioning. ZUMBA - Fusion of Latin & Int'l music featuring aerobic/fitness interval training with fast & slow rhythms that tone and sculpt. Member: FREE; Non-Member: N/A

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AQUACIZEFOSTERING CONNECTIONS

AQUATIC GROUP EXERCISE CLASSES (INCLUDED IN MEMBERSHIP)

Ages 16 & up Co-ed - No registration necessaryWater exercise is safe, effective and fun for all ages and abilities, from the basic beginner to the professional athlete. Buoyancy creates a reduced impact exercise alternative that is easy on the joints, while the water’s resistance challenges the muscles. Water lends itself to a well-balanced workout that improves all major components of physical fitness: aerobic training, muscular strength and endurance, flexibility and body composition. Please visit www.ryeymca.org or stop by the Member Services Desk for a schedule of classes.

AQUACIZE: A total body workout using shallow water segments with deep end activities to build cardiovascular endurance and enhance muscle tone and flexibility.

AQUA-JOG: A deep water class using flotation belts. Easy on the joints. This class incorporates a warm-up, an aerobic workout, toning and cool down. Participants use water resistance equipment to tone and build body strength.

WATER AEROBICS: A complete body workout that will test your endurance. Water resistance is used to develop your muscle tone, flexibility, cardiovascular fitness and general well-being. Concentrating on both upper and lower body, exercises are taught at a quicker pace to burn calories and increase endurance.

WATER STRETCH: A 30 minute class aimed to help relax and release tension throughout your body caused by daily living. Performed in warmer water to assist the muscles during stretching.

HIGH IMPACT/ HIGH INTENSITY: This class features interval training, power and explosive jumps to challenge you without the stresses on your body and joints thanks to the water's buoyancy. Various equipment may be used to challenge the workout further. This is a Shallow water class.

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Member: FREE; Non-Member: N/A

AQUA EXERCISE PERSONAL TRAINING: Aquatic training offers advantages one cannot achieve on dry land, regardless of the participant's condition. By combining low-impact aerobics and strength training with the buoyancy of the water, exercisers obtain cardiovascular and muscle toning benefits without straining joints and muscles. Membership required. Ages 16 & up 1 session: $79; 3 sessions: $230; 5 sessions: $375; 10 sessions: $730

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ADULT PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS Ages 18 & up One on one instruction (all swimming abilities). Each lesson is 1/2 hour in length. Lessons can be arranged back to back for a one-hour session if desired. Member: $48 per half hour, 4-sessions: $185; 6-sessions: $275; 8-sessions; $353 Non-Member (adults only): $63 per half hour, 4-sessions: $246; 6-sessions: $365; 8-sessions; $471

ADULT SEMI-PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS Ages 18 & up For two participants of similar ability. You must provide second participant.

Member: $37 per half hour per person; 4 sessions: $1406 sessions: $206; 8 sessions: $269

PRIVATE SWIM & AQUATIC PERSONAL TRAINING GOOD HEALTH & BUOYANCY PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED: The Rye Association for the

Handicapped and the Rye YMCA work together to provide an adult exercise and swimming program for the physically challenged and for those with permanent physical disabilities. For more information, please contact: Rye Handicapped Association at: 914-235-5861

All Aquatic Personal Training, private and semi-private lessons: You must cancel 8 hours in advance or you will be charged for the session. If one member of a semi-private lesson does not attend the lesson, the other participant MUST purchase a private swim lesson ticket. Sessions are good for 6 months from date of purchase.

All my life I have envied people who can swim. That little voice in my head would always say “someday.” Now I am 68 years old and profoundly deaf. I wondered how I would achieve my goal without the ability to communicate in the water. My mother didn’t swim, and my father had a near-drowning experience as a child so I didn’t have much exposure to pools or the ocean. Raising two children and work commitments took much of my time over the years, and time passes.

I’ve had a cochlear implant for the last ten years that enables me to hear when I’m wearing it. Until last year, the device could not be submerged in water. But Cochlear Americas came out with a waterproof encasement that would allow me to pursue my dream.

So last year I was excited to get started. I called and visited regional venues to try to find an instructor who is sensitive to my special needs. With less than two years until my 70th birthday, I felt that I am too old to NOT know how to swim. Online, I read testimonials from people like me who had their own fears. Coming to the Rye YMCA, everyone—starting with JoAnne at the front desk to Vickie Kortelis—alleviated my fears. Vickie was very generous with her time and explained it was doable.

Jessica, my swim instructor, is acutely attuned to who I am and is sensitive to my fears. I started out with the basics a child learns. In the beginning, I was just putting my face in the water and it was quite a feat. Now I feel comfortable in the pool! She’ll say “Let’s do that again, just one more time,” and it seems more doable in little pieces.

One day, coming across the length of the pool with my face in the water I could hear myself blowing bubbles and I thought to myself, I am really doing this! I love observing the swimmers from the lobby window. I take note of their form. Swimming looks like the most perfect exercise. Someday, it’ll be me doing laps like that in the Brookside pool. That’s enough to keep me going!

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ADULT SWIM INSTRUCTIONHave you always wanted to learn to swim or improve your strokes? JUST DO IT!!! These 9-week classes are geared to various swimming abilities. Bring swim suit, goggles and swim cap. Classes in Pa Cope Pool.Water Discovery (for the non-swimmer): for the non-swimmer): For the non- swimmer who wishes to conquer their fear of water. This class will help participants gain confidence in the water. Class members will learn how to put their face in the water, blow bubbles, get air, glide, kick, float, and learn the basic front crawl. As class members learn to move through the water and their comfort level grows, they may learn how to jump and float in the deep end as they are ready! Sunday: 12:00-12:45 pm

Member: $161; Non-Member: $212Beginner: (for the adults who are comfortable in water and can do a basic front crawl in shallow water): For adults who are either comfortable in water and can use a basic front crawl in shallow water or have graduated from the Water Discovery Class. The class will review floating, gliding, and the basic front crawl. Over the course of the class, students will fine tune their basic front crawl and will be introduced to the elementary backstroke and backstroke. As students gain strength and confidence, swimmers will start swimming in the deep end with the instruc-tors support.Sunday: 12:45 - 1:30 pm

Member: $161; Non-Member: $212

Advanced Beginner: (For adults who can do front crawl with face in the water and are ready to learn side breathing): This class if for adults who have graduated from the Beginner class or who can swim the front crawl stroke with their face in the water. This class will focus on side and rotary breathing techniques to efficiently swim freestyle. The class will also help students learn to and improve their freestyle with side breathing, backstroke, elementary backstroke in shallow and deep water. Sunday- 1:30-2:15 pm

Member: $161; Non-Member: $212

PRE-ENDURANCE SWIM CLASSFor adults who can swim at least 2 continuous laps of freestyle using side or rotary breathing. Through an instruc-tional workout with a swim instructor, participants will work on stroke technique as they build endurance. They will learn how to use pull buoys, kick boards, and various stroke technique drills as they enhance their stamina. By the end of the class students will learn how to create their own swimming workout so they can incorporate swimming into their weekly routine. Participants may also be introduced to the open turn, the flip turn, backstroke, elementary backstroke, breast stroke, circle swimming, courteous passing, and treading water.Prerequisites: Participants should be able to swim at least 2 continuous laps of freestyle with face in the water using side breathing.

3 Day Class:Monday, Wednesday, Fridays 7:00-8:00amMembers: $175; Non-Members: $220**Classes will not be pro-rated based on the number of days you can attend.

ADULT SWIM INSTRUCTION & TRAININGTRANSFORM YOUR SWIMMING

FIT & FAST FREESTYLEAges 18 and upA midday training class designed to help triathletes and open water swimmers improve technique, endurance and speed. This class will include drills, interval training, tips on pacing and open water swimming strategies. Prerequisites: participants should have basic knowledge of freestyle, and the ability to swim ten continuous laps with ease.Monday: 10:30-11:30am Member: $151; Non-Member: $208

ENDURANCE SWIM TRAINING Ages 18 and upThis 9-week coached training program will include: interval training, building speed and endurance. Swimmers will be grouped according to their level and goals (fitness, swimming ability, triathlete, etc.) This program is for the swimmer who wishes to focus on efficiency and enhancing endurance in a guided practice. Prerequisites: Participants should be able to swim 200 yards (8 lengths) with ease (not speed) using rotary breathing continuously.

3 day option: Monday, Wednesday & Friday: 5:30-7:00 amMember: $156; Non-Member: $219* 2 day option: Tuesday & Thursday: 8:00-9:30 pmMember: $105; Non-Member $147*

*Classes will not be pro-rated based on the number of days you can attend.

LAP SWIMAges 16 & up - Co-ed

Morning, afternoon and evening hours available. Schedule available at Member Services Desk or at www.ryeymca.org Swim caps required.

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In early November, I represented the Sarasota Sharks in the Men’s 800 meter freestyle relay. We broke the world record by almost seven seconds for our age group.

I could not have done this without the Rye YMCA. The staff is always friendly and accommodating. Swimming here in the early morning and later afternoon is perfect for me. I’ve really gotten to know the people I swim with well. The camaraderie lends itself to making new friends, from the chit-chat before the doors open to conversations in the locker room.

As a member of the Y you have a chance to give back. I participate in the swim fundraisers like the one supporting LIVESTRONG at the YMCA. I also enjoy lending a hand to help out a swimmer; just a few minutes ago I helped someone with their flip turn technique. Why would you want to go anyplace else?

Steve Newman

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OPEN SWIM AT THE RYE Y Free for all 62+No membership required; must sign in at the Member Services Desk. The pool will be open for seniors in the community with 2 lanes available for lap swim, and 2 lanes available for open swim. Monday & Wednesday: 2:45-3:15 pm*Time will vary during special vacation weeks.

Members: please check our pool schedule for several additional times in which the the Pa Cope pool is open for aqua jog, water walking, and water stretch.

AQUA FLEX AT THE RYE Y

ACTIVE OLDER ADULTSBALANCE, FLEXIBILITY & CONDITIONING

FITNESS AT THE OSBORN - Ages 65+101 THEALL ROAD, RYE Included in Rye Y Membership: Members intending to participate at the Osborn must first call Diana Vita at ext 211 at the beginning of each calendar year. Limit 45.

STRETCH CLASSA class designed to improve overall flexibility and balance. The instructor provides the class with stretches that exercise every major muscle group of the body. Participants will leave relaxed and refreshed.

Tuesday: 9:30-10:15 am; 10:15-10:45 amThursday: 9:30-10:15 am; 10:15-10:45 amSaturday: 9:30-10:00 am; 10:00-10:30 am

WATER EXERCISE CLASSWater exercise set to music. Gentle stretching and moderate aerobic activity.Monday: 10:00-10:45 amWednesday: 10:00-10:45 amFriday: 10:00-10:45 am

GENTLE CHAIR YOGAA series of stretching postures, breathing techniques and meditation to help develop strength, flexibility and a feeling of inner peace.Friday: 1:00-2:00 pm

BALANCE CLASSA class to help you make everyday activities easier by building your balance and strength with both traditional and functional moves. Wednesday: 11:00 am-12:00 pm

FREE BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS Every Monday morning* a nurse from Greenwich Hospital is in residence to take your blood pressure. Monday* 9:00-11:00 am (*except national holidays)

62+ only – Co-EdA low impact water exercise routine focusing on development of core strength, balance, flexibility and coordination. Build postural muscles and healthy core, maintain muscle tone and range of motion without the harsh pounding on your joints. Monday & Friday: 11:00-11:45 amTuesday & Thursday: 11:00-11:45 am Member: FREE* but must register; Non-Member: $78

Please note that a member will lose his/her spot after missing 2 free classes in a row without notifying instructor. NO ROLLOVER PERMITTED. Registration for Aquaflex is by our in person lottery registration and not by online registration.

FREE CLASSES AT THE WAINWRIGHT HOUSE - AGES 62+ FREE for all 62+; No membership/registration required.

LIMBERCIZELimbercize is uniquely designed to meet the needs of those who are 62 and up who want to look good, feel great and stay active. The class includes stretching, strengthening and aerobic conditioning, with a focus on posture, core strength and balance that will leave you feeling refreshed, revitalized and renewed. Tuesday and Thursday: 1:00-1:45 pm

SENIOR SPIRIT Stretch and flex class utilizing basic yoga, Tai-Chi, Pilates (either seated or standing). Monday: 2:00-2:45 pmWednesday: 11:00-11:45 am

ZUMBA TONINGDance to Latin and International music while toning and training muscles. Friday: 1:00-1:45 pm

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ENHANCE FITNESSEnhance Fitness is a special program designed to help older adults at all fitness levels to be more active, energized and empowered. This 16-week evidence-based exercise program has been shown to improve arthritis, strength, endurance, balance and flexibility, and is recognized by the CDC and other national organizations committed to improving the health and wellness of older adults. Work with a certified instructor for one hour, 3 days a week for 16 weeks. Enhance Fitness can benefit non-seniors as well. Please contact Diana Vita, Senior Director of Member Wellness, for more information. New session begins the week of January 4, 2016 and runs through April 22, 2016 (16 week session) All Classes at the Rye Y. Class Option #1 -- Monday, Wednesday & Friday: 2:00-3:00 pmClass Option #2-- Tuesday & Thursday: 6:45-7:45 pm & Saturday: 3:00-4:00 pm PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Please contact Diana Vita, x211 or [email protected] to begin the registration process.

FREE to members; Non-Member: $145

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SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: GIVING BACK & PROVIDING SUPPORT TO OUR NEIGHBORS

AMERICAN RED CROSS CLASSESMAKE A DIFFERENCE

BABYSITTER TRAININGRecommended Ages 11-15 8 hoursThis course will help participants develop skills necessary to care for infants and children of all ages. The 5 areas of concentration are: leadership, safety and safe play, basic care, first aid and professionalism. Skills learned are: feeding and changing infants and children, dealing with emergencies and seeking baby-sitting jobs. Course O: Monday, January 18: 9:30 am – 4:30 pmCourse E: Wednesday, February 17: 9:30 am – 4:30 pmCourse F: Sunday, March 13: 9:30 am - 4:30 pmCourse G: Sunday, May 15: 9:30 am - 4:30 pm

Family & Youth Member: $90; Non-Member: $110

STANDARD FIRST AID 3 hoursThis course will teach participants the knowledge and skills necessary to give care in an emergency, help sustain life, and minimize the con-sequences of injury or sudden illness until medical help arrives. This course does not include CPR.

Tuesday, February 2: 6:00-9:00 pm

Family & Youth: $90; Non-Member: $110

CPR/AED FOR THE PROFESSIONAL RESCUER6 hoursThis course will teach participants the knowledge and skills necessary to give care in an emergency, help sustain life, and minimize the consequences of injury or sudden illness until medical help arrives, and the skills needed to respond appropriately to breathing and cardiac emergencies. This includes the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED) to care for a victim of cardiac arrest.

Thursdays, March 3 and 10: 6:00-9:00 pm

Family & Youth: $120; Non-Member: $145

STANDARD FIRST AID AND CPR/AED FOR THE PROFESSIONAL RESCUER 8 hoursIn addition to CPR/AED (see above), this course will teach participants the knowledge and skills necessary to give care in an emergency, help sustain life, and minimize the consequences of injury or sudden illness until medical help arrives. Course B: Tuesday, Feb. 23 & Thursday, Feb. 25: 6:00-10:00 pmCourse C: Wednesday, May 25 & Thursday, May 26: 6:00-10:00 pmCourse D: Tuesday, June 14 & Thursday, June 16: 6:00-10:00 pm Family & Youth: $145; Non-Member: $160

IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR STUDENTS OF AMERICAN RED CROSS COURSES (CPR, FIRST AID, ETC.)1. Refunds are not given after first week of class. Registrants are subject to a 25% processing fee if:

• A request for refund is submitted less than 1 week prior to start of class or after class begins.

• If student is unable to complete prerequisite swim test.

2. No refunds for any failure due to attendance or inability to meet course requirements.

3. There are NO make up classes. Students must attend all classes. No exceptions. This is Red Cross policy.

CPR/AED FOR THE PROFESSIONAL RESCUER REVIEW4 hoursPrerequisites: Current CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer certificate (participants must bring current certificate to first class). This course will review all skills for the CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer course.

Course H: Wednesday, January 6: 6:00-10:00 pm Course I: Sunday, January 24: 10:00-2:00 pm Course J: Tuesday, February 9: 6:00-10:00 pm Course K: Saturday, February 27: 10:00-2:00 pm Course L: Saturday, March 12: 10:00-2:00 pmCourse M: Wednesday, March 16: 6:30-10:00 pmCourse N: Saturday, April 16: 10:00-2:00 pmCourse O: Thursday, April 28: 6:00-10:00 pmCourse P: Sunday, May 15: 10:00-2:00 pmCourse Q: Tuesday, May 24: 6:00-10:00 pmCourse R: Thursday, June 23: 6:00-10:00 pm

Family & Youth: $100; Non-Member: $120 LIFEGUARD PRE-COURSEThis course is designed to help lifeguard candidates work on skills that are necessary to complete the lifeguard prerequisite swim tests. Participants may register for as many precourses as they like. You must register for each course separately and pay the fee per course. All courses are on Monday, 8-8:45pm Course C: January 11 Course D: January 25Course E: February 8 Course F: February 22Course G: March 7 Course H: March 28Course I: April 11 Course J: April 25Course K: May 9 Course L: May 23

Family & Youth: $10; Non-Member: $20

WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR30 hoursSaturdays: May 9 & 16: 9:00 am – 5:00 pmThis course will train instructor candidates to teach courses and presentations in the American Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety program by developing their understanding of how to use the course materials, how to conduct training session, and how to evaluate participants’ progress. Minimum age 16 by the last day of the course (Proof of age must be brought to the first class). Prerequisites: Candidates must demonstrate the ability to perform the following swimming skills at a level 4 swimming ability: Front Crawl - 25 yards; Back Crawl - 25 yards; Breaststroke - 25 yards; Elementary Backstroke - 25 yards; Sidestroke - 25 yards; Butterfly - 15 yards; Maintain position on back for 1 minute in deep water (floating or sculling); Tread water for 1 minute.Participants must attend all sessions.

Tuesday , February 16: 10:00am – 4:00pm & Wednesday, February 17, Thursday, February 18 and Friday, February 19: 10:00am – 4:00pm

Member: $500; Non-Member: $550

* The prerequisite skills will be tested during this class

Please check flyer or website for specific dates and times of all classes. Registration is ongoing.

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Lifeguarding teaches participants the knowledge and skills needed to prevent and respond to aquatic emergencies at a pool setting only. Waterfront Lifeguarding teaches participants the knowledge and skills needed to prevent and respond to aquatic emergencies at both pool and non-surf waterfront settings. Both courses include content and activities to prepare participants to recognize and respond quickly and effectively to emergencies and prevent drownings and injuries.

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LIFEGUARDING (POOL ONLY)Minimum age 15 by the last day of the course - 26 hours (Proof of age must be brought to the first class)

Prerequisite Skills:1. Swim 300 yards continuously, using both front crawl and breaststroke. In the following order:• 100 yards of front crawl (a.k.a. freestyle) using rhythmic breath-ing and a stabilizing, propellant kick. • 100 yards of breaststroke• 100 yards of either front crawl or breaststroke. 2. Swim 20 yards using front crawl or breaststroke, surface dive to a depth of 7-10 feet, retrieve a 10 pound object, return to surface, and swim 20 yards back to the starting point with the object (with both hands and must keep your face above water) and exit the water without using a ladder or steps, within 1 minute, 40 seconds. 3. Tread water for 2 minutes without support and without stopping. When treading, only the legs can be used. Candidates should place their hands under their armpits. The head must remain above the surface of the water. If you do not pass this pre-course testing (above), you will receive a refund less a 25% processing fee. Prerequisite skills are tested in first class.

Description:This course is for those who have never taken an American Red Cross Lifeguard Training Course before, or for those who have an expired Life-guard Training card. Prepares candidates with the necessary skills needed to prevent and respond to aquatic emergencies at a pool. This course includes training in Lifeguard Skills and First-Aid (certificate is valid for 2 years) and CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer (certificate is valid for 1 year). This course does not include Waterfront Training.

Classes below are evening classes unless otherwise indicated.Participants must attend ALL sessions in any one course.Course G: Wednesday, January 27: 7:30-9:30 pm Wednesdays, February 3, 10, 24, March 2, 9, 16: 6:00-9:30 pmCourse I: Monday-Thursday, March 21-24: 10:00-4:00 pm Course K: Monday, April 4: 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm; Mondays & Wednesdays, April 6, 11, 13, 18, 20, 25& 27: 6:00 pm – 9:30 pmCourse M: Monday, May 2: 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm; Mondays and Wednesdays, May 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23 &25: 6:00 pm – 9:30 pmCourse Q: Sun, June 5, 12, 19: 11am-6pm & Wed, June 22, 6-10 pmCourse U: Wednesday, July 6: 6:00 pm – 9:30 pm; Mondays and Wednesdays, July 11, 13, 18, 20, 25 and 27: 6:00 pm – 9:30 pm

Family & Youth Member: $400; Non-Member: $450

LIFEGUARDING REVIEW (POOL ONLY) 15 hoursPrerequisities: Current Lifeguarding certificate (participants must bring current Lifeguarding certificate to first class). Must perform Lifeguarding prerequisite skills (see Lifeguarding rerequisite Skills above). Students will receive a two-year certification in Lifeguarding and First Aid and a one year certification in CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer.Prerequisite skills are tested in first class. Participants must attend ALL sessions in any one course.Classes below are evening classes unless otherwise indicated.Course O: Friday, May, 20: 6:00-9:00 pm; Saturday, May 21: 10 am-5 pm and Sunday, May 22: 12 pm - 5pmCourse S: Wednesday, June, 1: 6:00pm-9:30 pm; Mondays and Wednesdays, June 6, 8 &13: 6:00pm-9:30 pm am-5:00 pm

Family & Youth Member: $300; Non-Member: $350

WATERFRONT LIFEGUARDINGMinimum age 15 by the last day of the course - 32 hours(Proof of age must be brought to the first class)Prerequisite Skills:Includes all three prerequisite skills from the Lifeguard train-ing course (see left) and in addition: 4. Swim 5 yards, submerge and retrieve three dive rings placed 5 yards apart in 4–7 feet of water, resurface and swim 5 yards to the side of the pool.If you do not pass this pre-course testing (above), you will receive a refund less a 25% processing fee. Prerequisite skills are tested in first class. Participants must attend ALL sessions in any one course.

Description:This course is for those who have never taken an American Red Cross Lifeguard Training Course before, or for those who have an expired Lifeguard Training card. Prepares candidates with the necessary skills needed to prevent and respond to aquatic emergencies at a pool and a waterfront environment. This course includes training in Lifeguard Skills (pool and waterfront) and First-Aid (certificate is valid for 2 years) and CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer (certificate is valid for 1 year). Students must bring mask and fins to class.

Participants must attend ALL sessions in any one course.Course H: Wednesday, January 27: 7:30 pm – 9:30 pmWednesdays, February 3, 10, 24, March 2, 9 &16: 6:00-10:00pmCourse J: Monday-Thursday, March 21- 24: 10:00-4:00 pm Course L: Monday, April 4: 7:30 pm – 9:30 pmMondays and Wednesdays, April 6, 11, 13, 18, 20, 25 and 27: 6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCourse N: Monday, May 2: 7:30 pm – 9:30 pmMondays and Wednesdays, May 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23 and 25: 6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCourse R: Sun, June 5, 12, 19: 11am-6pm & Wed, June 22, 6-10 pmCourse V: Wednesday, July 6: 6:00 pm – 9:30 pmMondays & Wednesdays, July 11, 13, 18, 20, 25 &27: 6:00-10:00 pm

Family & Youth Member: $450; Non-Member: $500

WATERFRONT LIFEGUARDING REVIEW AND BRIDGE TO WATERFRONT LIFEGUARDING20 hoursPrerequisities: Current Lifeguarding or Waterfront Lifeguarding certificate (participants must bring current certificate to first class). Must perform all 4 Waterfront Lifeguarding prerequisite skills (see Waterfront Lifeguarding Prerequisite Skills above).This course will renew your Waterfront Lifeguarding or will bridge your Lifeguarding to Waterfront Lifeguarding. Students will receive a two-year certification in Waterfront Lifeguarding and first aid and a one year certification in CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer. Prerequisite skills are tested in first class. Participants must attend ALL sessions in any one course.

Course P: Friday, May, 20: 6:00-9:00 pm Saturday, May 21: 10 am-5 pm and Sunday, May 22: 12 pm - 5pmCourse T: Wednesday, June, 1: 6:00pm-9:30 pmMondays and Wednesdays, June 6, 8 and 13: 6:00pm-10 pm

Family & Youth Member: $350; Non-Member: $400

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Membership/I.D. Access• Members are asked to check-in every time they enter

the building. Checking-in at the Member Services Desk is important for security and accurate facility usage records, so that we can better serve you.

• Members are required to have their picture taken, which is linked to their membership account.

Facility• Cell phones may be used in all public areas of the YMCA, except

bathrooms, locker rooms, the Fitness Center, Freestyle Fitness Zone, Spinning Room, Aerobics studio and in program areas while in use.

• Hours of Operation - The Rye YMCA is open Monday through Friday, 5:30 am to 10:00 pm; Saturday, 7:00 am to 6:30 pm; and Sunday, 8 am to 6:30 pm. All members must exit the facility within 15 minutes of closing.

• Strollers are prohibited inside the building due to Fire Codes• The Rye YMCA Parking Lot is for the use of the members who are

using our facility. Vehicles must be parked in a designated parking space. Please be sure to park in between the lines of the space. Parking lot is for members only, not for use by commuters. Assisted parking greeters are available in the event there are no spaces available. Please leave keys with the parking attendants. Please be patient and respectful when using the lot. Metered municipal parking is also available across the street.

• Tobacco Product-Free Environment - smoking is not permitted on the Rye YMCA premises which include but are not limited to inside and outside the facility, the grounds, and the parking lots.

Member Code of Conduct• The Rye YMCA is a membership organization that values caring,

honesty, respect and responsibility. Membership is a privilege, not a right. We expect persons using the Y to behave in a mature and responsible way and to respect the rights and dignity of others. Members and guests are encouraged to notify staff if they are made to feel uncomfortable while using the Y. The Y has the right to suspend or cancel a membership if the member’s behavior or language violates a generally accepted standard of conduct.

• Persons found on sexual offender registry list(s) or who have committed sexual offenses, will have membership privileges denied/suspended/terminated and will not be eligible for volun-teer/employment opportunities at the Rye YMCA.

SafetyNo Child Left Alone• Children under the age of 12 must be under the supervision

of a parent/guardian at all times while at the Y.• While actively enrolled and engaged in a youth class, youth are

supervised by Y staff. • To view our Youth Supervision/Class Pickup Safety Procedures,

please visit ryeymca.org and click on About Us, Policies.

Photography within the Rye YMCA• The Rye YMCA reserves the right to take pictures/video of par-

ticipants for brochures and marketing purposes.If you prefer that you or your child not be photographed, let us know in writing.

• Members or visitors may not indiscriminately use a camera within the facility. The YMCA reserves the right to ask a pho-tographer to leave the premises.

• All photographs used by the Rye YMCA will be kept in the Rye YMCA computers, cameras, files, or digital retention equipment.

GymnasiumOpen Gym/Family Gym Etiquette• To ensure a comfortable atmosphere for everyone, be courteous

and respectful of others.• Whenever you use any gym equipment, return it in the condition

you found it. If equipment is damaged, please notify a Y staff member.

• Participants may only use the equipment that is out on the gym floor.

• Please refer to the gym schedules located in the lobby or online for dates and times of open gym.

• Food wrappers, water bottles, towels, or any other item should be removed from gym when you leave.

• Appropriate attire must be worn at all times (sneakers only).• NO basketball playing on carpeted areas.• The Rye YMCA may amend rules at any time.

Locker Rooms (Adult and Youth)Usage• The Men’s/ Women’s Locker Room is available for members

16 years and older.• The Y is not responsible for personal items. Secure all valuables

in a locked locker.• Kit lockers are emptied out 30 days after membership termination. • You may lock your belongings in the locker while you are at the

YMCA; however, you must remove the lock and contents when you leave. The lock will be cut off and the contents will be retained for one week if lock is not removed.

• Daily locks are available at the Member Services Desk in exchange for your Membership card. Please do not leave locks on overnight.

• Separate locker rentals are available for a yearly fee.• Additional locker rooms are available for boys and girls. If your

child is five or younger, you may use either youth locker room. If they are older than five, they must use the youth locker room for their gender. At no time are children under sixteen allowed in our adult locker rooms.

• Youth locker rooms may be used by adult members on weekdays only before 9 am and after 8:30 pm. Weekend usage is not allowed. Parent may accompany their same sex child at any time.

• Special needs locker rooms have been designed for our members with disabilities and for those special situations that require a mom to assist her son or father to assist his daughter (5 & younger). Moms and daughters are to use the Girls locker room. Dads with sons are to use the Boys locker room. Children ages 6 and older are to use youth locker rooms.

Sauna• For safety purposes, do not put water on the rocks, dry your

clothing, or heat food in the sauna.• Members with certain health conditions should consult with

physician before using the sauna.• Use a towel while sitting in the sauna or on furniture in lounge.

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• For safety, limit yourself to a maximum of 10 minutes in the sauna.• Wait at least five minutes after exercising to cool down before

using one of these facilities.• No food or drink is allowed in the sauna.• No shaving allowed in the sauna• It is strongly recommended that members not use the sauna

without having another person present.

POOLSGeneral• Users must read and follow all posted rules.• Y lifeguards have the right to ask anyone not abiding by the pool

rules and/or putting other members at risk to leave the area.• For your safety, the Rye YMCA follows guidelines to close

the pools during lightning and thunder storms.• Shower before entering pools.• No shoes on deck. Flip flops and bare feet only.• No parents or spectators on deck during lessons.• Adult Lap is for all members 16 years of age or older with good

swim skills.• Swim caps must be worn by everyone ages 3 and up

(excluding SKI and PERCH classes). Swim caps are sold at our Member Services Desk.

• Appropriate swim attire is required. (i.e., no thong, cut-off shorts/pants, see through bathing suits or any other revealing swimwear.

• Children will be escorted by their instructor when entering and exiting the pool area.

• Parent/guardians of children under the age of 12 are required to stay in the lobby/viewing area during swim lessons.

• Diapers must fit snuggly on legs and waist.• Do not use the pool if you or your child has had diarrhea in the

previous two weeks. • Starting blocks are only for use in the swim lesson and competi-

tive swim programs.• Prolonged underwater swimming or breath holding is prohibited.• Swim coaching/instruction is permitted only by Rye YMCA staff,

no outside coaches/instructors allowed.• Please refrain from changing children in the wet corridor or

viewing areas.

Family Swim• No balls or throwing of any objects.• Family swim is for youth, adult and family members.

Members are welcome to bring a guest (guest rules apply).• Children 9 and under must be accompanied in the water by an

adult. For children 10-11, an adult may observe from the lobby. Children 12 and older may swim without an adult.

• A swim test is required for all children who want to swim without an adult.

• A parent/guardian must be in the water with non-swimming children of any age. A maximum ratio of 1 adult to 2 non-swimming children will be enforced. Children wearing bubbles are not allowed in the deep end unless accompanied by a swim-ming adult (ratio of 1 adult to 1 child).

FITNESS General Fitness Center Rules

• Please follow the Y values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, and Responsibility to govern conduct.

• For your safety and to ensure proper use of equipment, orien-tations are suggested before using the Fitness Center.

• Dress appropriately. Proper athletic attire and footwear required; rubber soles and closed-toe shoes only- no clogs, flip flops, socks, bare feet, open-toed, or open-backed shoes.

• Everyone must sign up at the Fitness Center Desk before using any of the cardiovascular equipment.

• The Fitness Center is a privilege for members 15 years of age and older. Teens age 14 may earn a Teen Passport that will allow them to use the Fitness Center. Please contact the Fitness Dept. for more details.

• Be careful not to interfere with another’s workout by “jumping” in front, or “loitering” on any one machine.

• Please wipe down equipment when finished. Paper towels and disinfecting wipes are available.

• Store coats, bags, etc. in the lockers and cubbies provided. Please secure your valuables.

• Please do not drop heavy weights.• All free weight lifters are required to use a spotter when

needed, and collars.• Personal Training is permitted only by Rye YMCA Staff; no

outside trainers allowed. Freestyle Fitness Zone• Freestyle Fitness Zone is for members 12+. • Dress appropriately. Proper athletic attire and foot-

wear must be worn at all times. No clogs, flip flops, socks, bare feet, open-toed, or open-backed shoes. Group Fitness Class Etiquette

• Proper footwear; no street shoes.• Entering a class after it has started is unsafe and not permitted.• Equipment should be returned neatly to its properly designated

storage location.• Kindly respect the instructor when they ask that certain equip-

ment be used for a particular class.• Only class participants and the instructor are permitted in the

studio during class times. Members not participating in the class will be asked to leave.

• Group exercise classes are limited in size to ensure the safety of participants. Kindly respect this if an instructor indicates that a class is filled.

• Classes are open to all Y members 14 and older.• If taking back to back classes, please exit the studio and stand

at the end of the line for the next class. ExerZone Rules• Must be at least 7 years of age• Children between the ages of 7-10 must be accompanied by parent

or guardian (21 years or older)• Sneakers required - no bare feet

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FOR COMMUNITY:

FOR COMMUNITY: Y CARES

Learn more about our annual campaign at www.ryeymca.org/giving

The Y Cares program allows the Rye YMCA to keep a powerful promise to the communities we serve: no-one willbe turned away from Y programs and services because he or she can’t pay. In 2015 alone, the Y awarded over $498,000 in financial aid to 372 families and individuals in need. Scholarships allowed children to join their peers at camp, while membership subsidies gave individuals and families the full Y experience, often during difficult times. Your support helps us keep that promise every day.

POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT“Everybody’s doing it.”How many times as parents have we heard that assertion from a teenager? It might be stated as fact, or blurted in defiance, or uttered as a complaining whine. It might not even be voiced, but it’s there: the perception by kids that other kids are drinking alcohol or getting high on a regular basis. However, student surveys show that it’s just not true. Most kids are not engaging in risky behavior.

That’s the good news. And it’s one of the reasons the Rye Y joined other local leaders in forming Rye-ACT (Rye Action for Children and Teens). Rye-ACT is a broad-based, grassroots coalition that is mobilizing our community to prevent teen substance abuse and support healthy choices. As a youth-serving organization, we know that kids need positive reinforcement from all of the adults and institutions in their lives. Through Rye-ACT, we’re joining with schools, local businesses, churches and synagogues, law enforcement, elected officials, the Rye Youth Council and parents to convey a simple, yet powerful message to our teens: We care.

We’re not naïve. We know that some kids take dangerous risks. We know that peer pressure, stress and temptation are all too real for some kids. But we’re also hopeful. Hopeful that the strong embrace of our entire community will allow our teens to stand up and say “Not everybody is doing it. And neither am I.”

A member writes: Thank you for giving me the chance to share what Y Cares means. Simply said, it has helped me to keep my family on their track during a rough time. I had a place to exercise and connect with friends, my youngest spent time in the childcare while I sat in the lounge and worked and my other children stayed in the classes they love. The challenges and hard times were made so much easier with the support of the Y. I hope to be able to have the resources to help others some day through my contributions.

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StaffBoard Of Directors

OfficersDouglas DeStaebler President Courtney Bennett Vice-PresidentPatty Mosher Vice-PresidentTavenner Rogers Vice-President Susan Leslie SecretaryDouglas Donohue Treasurer

MembersMike DeBartolo Annabel MonaghanEvan Bernardi David RenoJulia Billingsley Margarita SawhneyFrances A. DeThomas, Esq. Caroline ScullyKat Doyle Neal StearnsSusan Gervais Douglas SternKevin Kavanagh Michael TepedinoUma Khemlani John TartagliaKatherine McIntosh Elizabeth Tremain, Esq.William Miller Chris Willis

TrusteesLucien D. Burnett, III Thomas F. MurphyDinah Howland William C. SpringerEugene P. Lynch Werner E. Tietjen

Trustee EmeritusMichael T. Tokarz

THE RYE Y IS A NONPROFIT, 501C3 ORGANIZATION SERVING THE COMMUNITIES OF RYE, LARCHMONT, MAMARONECK, HARRISON AND PORT CHESTER.

Gregg Howells Executive DirectorEileen Barber Chief Operating Officer AccountingDavid Stern Chief Financial OfficerRosemarie Dibuono BookkeeperValerie Griffin Accounting Associate

Health/Wellness & AquaticsLaura Tiedge Senior Director of Healthy LivingDiana Vita Senior Director of Member WellnessVickie Kourtelis Aquatics Director Tanya Stack Diabetes Prevention Program Coordinator Laura Laura Member Wellness CoordinatorJulianne Laverty Aquatics Coordinator, Health & Safety Liz Koenig Assistant Aquatics DirectorPenny Cozza Wellness Program Assistant/AOA Advocate

Community Impact Denise Woodin Dir. of Community Impact & Social Responsibility

Development and Special EventsSally Wright Development DirectorLyell Lewis Development Assistant Margaret Mead Special Events Assistant

FacilitiesRobert Maxwell Facilities Director

Family, Teen and Youth ProgramsHillary Southard Senior Program DirectorMelissa Lewis Athletics DirectorKathy Lynam Gymnastics DirectorJohn Rice Camp, Family & Teen Director Kelly Lewin Child Care Director Brendan Smith Sports CoordinatorElissa Cavataro Child Watch CoordinatorEllen Kaplan Pre-School Gym Coordinator

Human ResourcesAndrea Robinson Director of Human Resources Carol Annett Human Resources Assistant

Marketing/CommunicationsLisa Tidball Director of Communications

MembershipBarbara Hughes Director of Membership ServicesCindy Rodriguez Assistant Director of Member Services Vera Merlino Membership Secretary

A Member writes: I personally have started making healthier choices in my life thanks to my Rye Y membership. I have met wonderful members of my extended community and started real friendships here!

Also, you provide invaluable programs for the youngest members of our community and watching these children grow together, make friends and lasting relationships, and learn skills at theY is wonderful!

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If you are registering for swim lessons and your child has special needs, please contact us and we will do our best to accommodate their class with additional assistance. Please contact Vickie Kourtelis, [email protected] or (914) 967-6363 ext. 108 to discuss options when registering for swim classes.

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