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FOR A
BETTER US
PROGRAM GUIDE
THE Y AT THE HEIGHTS
www.ymcaonline.org Summer 2018
GENERAL INFORMATION
We want to provide you with a quality experience everyday!
HOURS OF OPERATION
FACILITY NURSERY
Monday through Friday: 5:00 AM to 10:00 PM 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM (7:30 PM Fridays)
Saturday: 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM 8:00 AM to 12:30 PM
Sunday 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM CLOSED
Guest Policy
YMCA of Greater Dayton Members: Any Dayton YMCA member is entitled to unlimited use of the 10 YMCA of
Greater Dayton fitness centers.
Nationwide YMCA Members: The Y movement is for youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.
We want to encourage members to utilize the Y as often as they can. Sometimes, it’s more convenient for mem-
bers to utilize a Y in a different location when traveling, near a workplace or in another region. Now, full facility/
full privilege YMCA members have the flexibility to use other Y facilities throughout the nation, at no extra
charge. Program discounts do not apply.
Non-YMCA Members: Any non-YMCA member will be entitled to use the facility no more than three times per
calendar year and must be a guest of and in the presence of an active YMCA of Greater Dayton member. All
guests must provide photo ID. The following rates will apply to those guests who do not have a complimentary
guest pass provided to the member at their time of enrollment.
-Under Age 5: Free
-Youth (6-17): $5 per visit
-Adult (18-Up): $10
Age Guidelines
Please remember that children under the age of 10 must be supervised by a parent or guardian (at least 16 years
of age) when in the YMCA facility. Youth of all ages are not permitted to be left in the
building over 3 hours each day. Some areas of the facility may have different age guidelines or
schedules, so please ask at the Member Services desk if you are unsure. We thank you for your
cooperation with these guidelines created to help keep all of our members safe.
Program Registration Information
In order for us to ensure that we are properly prepared to provide a safe and enjoyable experience; we
ask that you register for all programs at least 24 hours prior to the start of class unless otherwise
stated on that programs registration form.
Registration information is located in the front lobby and available at the media center. Please see the
welcome center with any questions.
MEMBERSHIP APPRECIATION DAY
JUNE 29
BACK TO SCHOOL BASH
Aug 29
Just a small way to say thank you for being a member.
Special Events
Ed Hart Memorial Golf Outing
WHEN:
THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2018
WHERE:
SUGAR ISLE GOLF CLUB
ST. RT 235 NEW CARLISLE, OH
TIME:
8:00 AM REGISTRATION
9:00 AM SHOTGUN START
COST:
$70/GOLFER $280/FOURSOME
For more information, contact Rodney King at 937.236.9622 or
rking@daytonymca.org
Ed Hart Scholarship Winners
Congratulations to Ali Peirce and
Bennette Baumgartner, the 2018
winners of the Ed Hart Scholarship
Sulphur Grove UMC at the Y
We believe that gathering together to worship God is
one of the ways that we, as a community, learn how to
be followers of Jesus. Each Sunday morning at 9:30am
we gather together in the relaxed atmosphere of the
gymnasium of the Y at the Heights to encounter God
and be re-energized for the coming week.
Our Staff
Pastor: Marty McMichaels
Pastor of Congregational Care: Latoya Warren
Director of Childrens’ Ministries: Beth Wenzel
Contact Information
Pastor Marty McMichaels
937.236.9622 ext. 1705
martym@sulphurgrove.org
Visit us online at: www.sulphurgove.org
Follow us on Facebook: Sulphur Grove YMCA Campus
Companions is a program designed to support people; In-treatment, Post-treatment (survivors),
Caregivers and Loved-ones, that have been impacted by the chaos of cancer. This is to help them find
new and meaningful ways of Seeing God in their Cancer Journey.
The program consists of nine sessions that focus on Faith, Questions for God, Spiritual Healing,
Prayer, Stress Reduction, Relationships, Communication and Healthy Living. There is a one-time fee
of $16.00 (the cost of the book). Each session runs for an hour and a half, one day a week for nine
weeks.
Sessions Dates:
Dates: Location & Time:
April 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th The Y AT THE HEIGHTS
May 7th, 14th, 21st Conference Room
3:00pm - 4:30pm
For more information contact Sulphur Grove United Methodist Church at
latoyaw@sulphurgrove.org or 937.236.5970.
Parks & Recreation
The Y at the Heights is proud to be in partnership with the
City of Huber Heights to provide parks and recreation ser-
vices. As such, all recreational activities are jointly
planned and brought to you by the City of Huber Heights
and the Y at the Heights.
Thomas A. Cloud Park
Shelter Rentals 4707 Brandt Pike
6 shelters available
The Y at the Heights takes reservations for picnic shelters at Thomas A.
Cloud, Cottonwood, Shullgate, and Gary Sherman Parks. Shelters may be Cottonwood Park (7 Acres)
reserved anytime during the parks season which is April through October 6000 Fishburg Road
31 annually. Reservations for each year are accepted on a first come first 1 shelter available
served basis starting the first business day of the year. The city also has
Shullgate Park
shelters at Community Park and Rip Rap Park. These shelters are not paid
6045 Shull Rd
rental shelters and may be used on a first come, first serve basis.
1 shelter available
*Alcohol consumption at a reserved shelter is permitted at Thomas A.
Cloud, Shullgate, and Cottonwood Parks. Prior approval is required. Gary Sherman Park
Behind the Police Depart-
Cost: $25 per shelter
ment on John Geiger Way
Alcohol Permit: $25 1 shelter available
Special Events & Athletic Field Reservations
*Each shelter includes 4-6
Anyone wishing to reserve athletic facilities for league sports must com- tables and at least one grill.
plete a Parks Use Request Application. Applications will be accepted the No electricity is available at
first business day of the new calendar year. any of the shelters.
Kroger Aquatic Center at the Heights
If you're wondering where to host your summertime party, look no further. We have party rentals
available 7 days a week!
Choose between holding an Island party with your own private pool and lifeguard host, or booking our
private party room. Call today to make your reservations!
Island Party
Party Room
$275.00
$150.00
*Price includes the cost of admission for up to 30
*Price includes the cost of admission for up to 20
guests with full access to the entire Aquatic Center
guests with full access to the entire Aquatic Center
plus your own private island inside the lazy river
plus your own private indoor party room. Food can
and swimming area with a lifeguard on duty for 3
be purchased separately at our concession area.
hours. Also includes six large pizzas and four 2-
Limit 20 people. Available from 12:30-3:30 PM or
liters of pop. Limit 30 people. Available from 12:30-
4:00-7:00 PM
3:30 PM or 4:00-7:00 PM
GET INVOLVED Active Older Adults
BUILD RELATIONSHIPS
CLASS DESCRIPTIONS & TIMES
EVENTS AOA Cycle
This Cycling class is designed for mem-
Birthday Celebration bers ages 50 and up. This workout is
Sponsored by Humana performed on stationary bicycles.
Mon. July 9th 11AM Class size is limited and on a first-
Mon. August 13th 11AM come-first-served basis. Cycle passes
are issued at the front desk.
W/F: 8:00-8:50am
Dayton Dragons Game
Tues June 25th ARTHRITIS WATER AEROBICS
This class is designed especially for
Luau adults with arthritis. An instructor will
Friday July 27th 11-1pm lead the class through gentle exercises
which increase flexibility and
Senior Showcase endurance.
September 11-14 M/W/F: 11:30am—12:30pm
SILVERSNEAKERS SPLASH
Experience the benefits of movement in
the water. SilverSneakers Splash
SILVER SNEAKERS CLASSIC utilizes the water to increase agility,
M/W: 10:00am range of motion, and cardiovascular
SILVER SNEAKERS CIRCUIT conditioning. Develop strength,
T/TH: 10:00am balance, and coordination.
Swimming skills are not necessary
PICKLEBALL to participate in this class.
M/W: 11:00am-1pm F: 12:00pm-4:00pm
F: 10:15am-11:05am
BEACHBALL VOLLEYBALL
T/TH: 11:00am-1pm
LINE DANCING
F: 12:30pm –1:30pm
Health & Wellness
Personal Training What is ActivTrax?
All of our trainers are certified by nationally recognized ActivTrax is a tool that creates customized workouts
fitness organizations and/or hold an exercise science around your goals, strength, and fitness experience.
degree from an accredited college or university. When you enroll in ActivTrax, each time you visit the Y,
you will receive a new workout that tells you exactly what
Your trainer will develop a plan specific to you and your
you need to do in order to get in shape or lose those last
fitness goals. You will receive personalized, one-on-one
five pounds. ActivTrax takes the guesswork out of your
attention, focusing your workouts to your full potential.
workout. It is simple to use and is a proven tool used to
Your coach will help you stay accountable to yourself
achieve health and wellness results.
and to your program; as well as guide you through
proper eating habits and nutrition for your body. Our ActivTrax Tools:
trainers can help with strength and conditioning, sport • A professionally designed plan, built around the
specific training, rehabilitation transition, weight equipment at our Y, fully customized and different
management, and more. each time.
• No more guess work with easy to follow workouts.
Individual Session Pricing • Personalized training whenever and wherever you
# of Sessions 1 4 6 8 12 18 need it.
Price $45 $175 $240 $315 $465 $690 • Detailed analysis of your current fitness progress.
“How do I get started?”
Stop by the Membership Desk to set up an appointment
to meet with one of our Wellness Coaches.
Group (2-3) Session Pricing
# of Sessions 1 4 6 8
Be on the lookout for Monthly
Price $65 $255 $360 $465
ActivTrax Challenges.
Teens on Weights
Women on Weights A monthly program for teens 13 and up. Your teen will
exercise with a certified personal trainer who will teach
Learn the fundamentals of free weight training in a safe
them how to lift weights with good form!
and effective manner. Certified Personal Trainer Shan-
non will instruct you on proper form, technique, and a
Monday/Wednesday 6:30pm
variety of lifts for each muscle group. This 4 week pro-
Members $40/Non-Members $60
gram will help you become more comfortable and confi-
dent training in the free weight area of the Wellness
Center. Class size limited to 4 participants per class. Kid Fit
Mon/Wed 9:00am or 10:00am Bring your kids in for their own workout, while you do
yours! Located in the Fitness Studio, kids ages 7-12 years
Tue/Thur 5:30pm
old learn to love exercise with the guidance of a fitness
Members $60/Non-Members $90 counselor. No registration or fees required; included with
membership!
Mon/Wed 5-7:30p
Group Exercise Mat Pilates
The mat workout is based on
Zumba Gold®
This class takes the original
Cardio Boot Camp techniques developed by Joseph concept of Zumba and makes it
An athletic-based cardio class Pilates which includes accessible for seniors and
designed to improve cardio concentrated work on core beginners. This class improves
endurance, strength, speed, and strength, body alignment, and balance, flexibility and
agility. Core based exercises will muscular balance cardiovascular strength.
be incorporated at the end of each Participants will learn the basic
class. PiYo dance steps.
Isn’t like standard Pilates and
Core Focus Together ® yoga that make you hold long, Zumba® Toning
Trains you like an athlete in 30 intense poses or lead you through This class combines body-
action packed minutes. A strong dozens of repetitive, microscopic sculpting techniques and specific
core from your shoulders to your cover movements. PiYo speeds Zumba moves into one unique
hips will improve your athletic everything up including your calorie burning, strength training
performance, prevent back pain results — by introducing you to class.
and strengthen your abs. dynamic, flowing sequence.
Zumba®
CSI (cardio, strength, intervals) SilverSneakers® Yoga A high energy workout inspired by
The all-in-one class! Get a total This class will move your whole many types of dance moves
body strength workout with cardio body through a complete series of including Latin, Salsa, hip-hop,
mixed in to keep your heart rate seated and standing yoga poses. merengue and much more. Come
up and burn tons of calories! Chair support is offered to safely join the party!
perform a variety of postures
Defend Together ® designed to increase flexibility,
Defend Together will enable you to balance and range of movement.
offer a very athletic, super fun
way to train cardio and total body Strength Train Together®
strength. With high-energy music, This is a results driven strength
fantastic sound effects, and the training workout utilizing an
latest MMA moves, participants adjustable barbell, weight plates,
will be addicted. and your body weight. This
workout combines traditional
strength exercises with the
Glutes & Abs hottest functional training moves
An hour of abs, glutes, back and to make you fitter and stronger.
thigh exercises to strengthen and
tone.
STRONG by Zumba™
Group Cycling High intensity interval training
Simulating various terrains on an with the science of Synced Music
indoor cycle bike is an amazing Motivation. In every class, music
and fun non-impact cardio and moves sync in a way that
workout. The challenging workout pushes you past your perceived
varies by the instructor but overall limits, to reach your fitness goals
is focused on interval training. faster.
HIIT (High Intensity Interval Tai Chi
Training If you are looking for a way to
HIIT is interval training in which reduce stress, consider Tai chi. Tai
you alternate short, very high chi uses gentle flowing movements
intensity intervals of work with to reduce stress and improve
slower, longer intervals to recover. health.
Line Dancing Yoga
Geared towards our Seniors but is A combination of stretching and
open to all. Learn basic strengthening while connection
choreographed steps for line with the spirit, mind and body.
dancing in a fun environment.
SAFE SWIMMERS START HERE Session Dates
May 29-June 23, June 25-July 21,
July 23-Aug 18
PreschoolSwim
Preschool SwimLessons
Lessons
Parent/Child Swim Lessons
30 Min Classes
Ages 3-5 years old
Level A
Promotes water enrichment and aquatic readiness for Level 1
children ages 6 - 18 months. Children in this program are
accompanied by an adult 18 years of age or older in the This class develops safe pool behavior, and teaches basic
water swimming skills such as kicking, floatation, blowing bub-
bles, and paddle strokes for children ages 3 to 5. To
Monday/Wednesday 10:20am
progress to the next level, students must be able to swim
Tuesday/Thursday 9:30am
5 feet with face in the water without assistance, and float
Saturday 11am
on their back 5 to 10 feet without assistance.
Level B Monday/Wednesday 5:25pm
Focus on exploring body positions, blowing bubbles, and Tuesday 9:30am; 6:20am
fundamental safety and aquatic skills. Children in this
Saturday 10:15am
program are accompanied by an adult 18 years of age or
older in the water. Children MUST pass Level A to regis-
Level 2
ter for this class
Swimmers in this level are comfortable in the water, and
Monday/Wednesday 10:20am
will learn a progressive paddle stroke. They will work on a
Tuesday/Thursday 9:30am
flutter kick, floatation, and sitting dives. To progress, they
Saturday 11am
must swim 15 yards on their front, back, and side without
assistance.
Monday/Wednesday 5:25pm
Tuesday 9:30am; 6:20am
Saturday 10:15am
Level 3
Swimmers at this level must have instructor approval to
register. They swim at least 15 yards independently with-
out flotation devices. This class continues to work on front
with rudimentary rotary breathing, and backstroke. Breast-
stroke and kneeling dives are introduced in this class.
For Questions or more information please Monday/Wednesday 5:25pm
contact: Tuesday 9:30am; 6:20am
James Isbell• 937-236-9622 Saturday 10:15amJUMP IN! MAKE A SPLASH!
School Age Swim Lessons
45 Min Classes
Ages 5-12 years old
Level 5
Cyclone is our fifth and final level of swim lessons for
Level 1 school age children. This is our pre-swim team level. In
An introductory class for school aged swimmers. Students this level, children are beginning swim team level
become acquainted with the water as well as floatation workouts as well as refining skills they would need on
devices in this class. They will learn front, back, and side swim team (flip turns, starts, lane etiquette, etc.).
paddle stroke, as well as floating on their back. To Goggles are required for this level.
progress, they must be able to swim 20 feet on the front,
Tuesday/Thursday 6:50am Saturday 9:30am
back and side.
Monday/Wednesday 9:30am, 6:00pm
Tuesday/Thursday 10:10am, 5:30pm
Saturday 9:30am
YMCA SWIM LESSONS
Level 2
Member Swim Lesson Price: $16
Students are introduced to skills that lead up to front one class per week
crawl, backstroke, sidestroke, and elementary backstroke.
To progress, the must swim 25 yards on their front with Non- Member Swim Lesson
rotary breathing, back and side. Price: $32 one class per week
Monday/Wednesday 9:30am, 6:00pm
Tuesday/Thursday 10:10am, 5:30pm
Saturday 9:30am
Teen/Adult Swim Lessons
Level 3
Students continue to work on front crawl, backstroke, side- 45 Min Classes
stroke, and elementary backstroke. Breaststroke, diving, Ages 13 and up
and treading are also taught in this course. To progress
they must be able to swim 25 yards of freestyle, Teen/Adult
backstroke, sidestroke, breaststroke, and elementary This class is designed for adults who cannot swim at
backstroke. least 25 feet (about 1/3 of the length of the lap pool)
Monday/Wednesday 9:30am, 6:00pm on their own but would like to work on getting
adjusted to the water. Focus is on the basics of
Tuesday/Thursday 10:10am, 5:30pm elementary backstroke and freestyle. Swimmers will
Saturday 9:30am continue to work on endurance, confidence, and
treading water. Ideal for those that are afraid of the
Level 4 water but have never had any formal training.
Intermediate: For adults who can already swim 25
Swimmers work on perfecting front crawl, backstroke, and yards (1 lap) on their own. Focus on the development
breaststroke. The Butterfly Stroke is introduced in the level. of strength and endurance as well as improving
Advanced dives, synchronized swimming skills, and various freestyle, elementary backstroke, and breaststroke.
treading kicks are introduced. To progress, they must be Instructor will also provide stroke analysis and
able to swim 50 yards of each stroke specific training techniques.
Tuesday/Thursday 6:50am Saturday 9:30am
Tuesday/Thursday; 6:50pm
Saturday 11amYouth Enrichment
Tae-Kwon-Do
Our goal is to teach honesty, respect, responsibility and
caring along with basic fundamentals. This is a perfect de-
velopmental program for aspiring martial artists. Sessions
start the beginning of each month.
• All classes taught by Dayton Academy
• Pre-registration is required 24 hours prior to start of
the session each month
• No classes held on holidays.
AGES 4-7 AGES 8 & Up
Tuesdays, Thursdays 5:30pm-6:15pm Tuesdays, Thursdays 6:15pm-7:15pm
Member $35/Non-Member $69 Member $35/Non-Member $69
2018 Summer Basketball Camp with the Indiana Pacers
Led by Indiana Pacers Professional Shooting Coach Thom Townsley. Coach Townsley brings over 25 years of professional
instruction experience, has served over 6500 clinics worldwide and has worked with players from ages 4 to NBA profes-
sionals. The camp will also be visiting the Indiana Pacers facility, Banker's Fieldhouse on the Thursday of camp. During
this trip the campers will tour the facility and play games on the same court where the Pacers play their games. The
campers will receive a voucher for a future Indiana Fever game. "We want you to have the chance to learn professional
skills, at an easy to understand level. You won't want to miss this opportunity to share in the basketball experience of
the Greater Dayton YMCA's Summer Camp. In addition, we look forward to having each participant to join us at Banker's
Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, on the home court of the Indiana
Pacers and Fever basketball."
Registration: Member cost:
April 1—June 24 $75
Non-Member cost:
Season:
$100
June 25-June 29
FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE
CONTACT VICTOR COBB AT:
(937) 236-9622
vcobb@daytonymca.orgYouth Gymnastics
In partnership with The Dayton Academy of Gymnastics & Dance, we are proud to hold Gymnas-
tics and Tumbling classes for children, ages 18 months to 6th grade.
Tumbling (50 min): Cost
Students will learn basic body shapes and foundation skills such as handstands,
1 Class/Week
rolls, cartwheels and round-offs. Once accomplished, students will progress into
YMCA Member $25
more difficult skills such as walkovers and back handsprings.
Non Member $50
K-3RD GRADE 4TH-6TH GRADE
Mon 5:00PM Wed 7:00PM Mon 6:00PM Wed 8:00PM 2 Classes/Week
Saturdays 11:30AM
YMCA Member $45
Non Member $75
Gymnastics (50 min):
Students will develop skills for the floor exercise, bars, beam and vault. This 3 Classes/Week
includes body shapes terminology, strength, flexibility and basic drills that pro- YMCA Member $70
gress into more complex skills. Non Member $95
K-3RD GRADE 4TH-6TH GRADE
Mon 7:00PM Wed 5:00PM Mon 8:00PM Wed 6:00PM
Saturdays 10:30AM
Intro to Gymnastics/Tumbling (30 min):
In this introductory class to gymnastics and tumbling, coaches will teach basic
skills that focus on techniques, terminology and execution. Toddlers mush be
able to separate from the parent.
PRE-K
Member $20
Mondays/Wednesdays 4:30pm
Non member $35
Saturdays 10:00am
For more information, please contact Victor Cobb at vcobb@daytonymca.orgYouth & Teen Sports
Y AT THE HEIGHTS YOUTH SPORTS
The Y’s philosophy on Youth Sports is for kids to have fun and learn new skills.
There are no tryouts for teams and everyone is guaranteed equal playing time.
We will teach your child the fundamentals of sports, and just as importantly,
we focus on the Y’s character development traits of:
Caring, Honesty, Respect, and Responsibility.
REGISTRATION OPEN:
Fall Soccer
Each team will have one practice and one game per week plus one. Every child
plays equally in this program. Teams may travel to other Greater Dayton YMCA
Registration: May 1-August 19 Member cost: $45
Season: September 15-November 10 Non-Member cost: $70
Fall Volleyball
Each team will have one practice and one game per week plus one. Every child plays equally
in this program. Teams may travel to other Greater Dayton YMCA locations for games.
Registration: May 1-August 26 Member cost: $35
Season: September 13-November 1 Non-Member cost: $70
Coming Soon:
Winter Youth Volleyball
Winter Youth Basketball
Winter Adult Volleyball
Adult Tae Kwon DoYMCA Early Learning Center STAR RATED
YMCA EARLY LEARNING
Now’s the time to give your child the jumpstart he or CENTER AT STUDEBAKER
she needs to prepare for kindergarten. At the YMCA’s Fees:
of Greater Dayton, we believe that every child has the 5950 Longford Road
Full Day (6:30am-6pm)
potential to be successful, and we’ve set into place an Huber Heights, OH 45424
Members $153/week
educational environment that is friendly, positive and
Non-members (937)478-9989
caring to help each student discover his and her own
$170/week
unique gifts. At the heart and soul of this great
program are our teachers. Educators in the YMCA’s
Preschool only (9am-11:30am)
Preschool Education Program foster great achievement
3 days (Mon/Wed/Fri)
by presenting curriculum in a way that
- Members $142/month
makes learning fun, meaningful and
- Non-members $158/month
interesting. Daily lessons are created to
5 days (Mon-Fri)
boost development through creative, age
- Members $189/month
-appropriate activities, hands-on
- Non-members $210/month
experience, a balance of indoor and
outdoor play, with snacks and
Financial assistance is available and Title XX accepted. If
downtime included. Our
you have any questions or you would like more information
experienced professionals have a
please contact Rob Campbell, ELC Coordinator at
proven track record for
937.478-9989 or rcampbell@daytonymca.org
preparing early learners for
success in elementary schools
across the board.
School Age Enrichment
Our licensed program is designed to meet the
development needs of young children Kindergarten
through age 12. It provides experiences that enhance
and enrich each child’s cognitive, language, social,
emotional, physical and creative development. Within the YMCA School Age Enrichment Programs are offered
center’s daily schedule, each child has the opportunity to at the following schools:
create, to explore their environment, to develop
• Charles H. Huber Elementary
problem-solving and personal interaction skills and to
• Monticello Elementary
develop concepts through activities and teacher assisted
programs. Opportunities for solitary, as well as group • Rushmore Elementary
activities, are provided. • Valley Forge Elementary
• Wright Brothers Elementary
“Why Should My Child Participate?”
Kids in the YMCA School Age Enrichment Program join in a
variety of experiences, including arts and crafts, science
and reading, music and language arts, as well as daily Hours of Operation
homework time. They gather in a safe, friendly
Monday - Friday 6:30am - school begins and dismissal - 6pm
environment that focuses on:
• Making friends Weekly Fees
• Building relationships Before or After Care
• Staying active -$63/week Members, $70/week Non-members
• Exercising leadership skills Before and After Care
-$99/week Members, $110/week Non-members
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Financial assistance is available and
Title XX is accepted.
Kim Bond, School Age Coordinater
937-307-4231
kbond@daytonymca.orgBEST Weekly Camp Sessions
June 4—August 10
(camp closed Memorial Day and 4th of July)
SUMMER
FEES
Registration fee: $30
$150 per week of camp*
EVER!
Before Care
$20 per week
After Care:
$20 per week
Register NOW! Before Care & After Care
• Any questions, please contact Robin Raters at $35 per week
937– 236-9622 or rraters@daytonymca.org
• A non–refundable registration fee is due at time
of sign up: $30 for one child or $35 for family Financial Assistance is Available
• Registration help day will be on April 7th from
12pm-2pm
QUESTIONS?
• Parent Orientation Night is Thursday, May 17th
at 6:30pm at the Y AT THE HEIGHTS For more information, please
• Campers must bring backpack, tennis shoes,
contact: Robin Raters at
water bottle, sunscreen, and swimwear with 937-236-9622 or
them every day. rraters@daytonymca.org
• Camp hours are 9am - 4pm. If you need care
before 9am or after 4pm, you must sign up..
Space is limited. *Ask about our member discount!
(5 & 6 YEAR OLDS) DISCOVERY GROUP-CARING (7-8 YEAR OLDS) ADVENTURE GROUP-HONESTY
Our camp focuses on building children’s empathy and As campers advance in our day camp program with developmentally
resilience in a secure and safe summer setting. The YMCA appropriate activities and field trips, the program is designed to meet
caters to the needs of children’s social, emotional, and their social and developmental needs by focusing on relationship
developmental stages teaching children to work together in building in the adventure group. Without the distraction of electronic
groups and enjoy the individual learning of discovering devices, children in the YMCA summer day camp have the opportunity
nature and the new summer activities. Children thrive by to socially connect to other children in a positive, safe, and secure
playing in group games, singing songs, constructing crafts, environment to cultivate long lasting bonds, and develop lifetime
performing in skits, and learning basic safety skills. Must friendships.
have completed Kindergarten. Located at Studebaker ELC.
(9-10 YEAR OLDS) EXPLORER GROUP-RESPECT (11-12 YEAR OLDS) VOYAGERS GROUP RESPONSIBILITY
In the explorer group, children will enjoy making new friends Our Voyager program enables tweens to practice being themselves, make
in an energetic atmosphere. Children are beginning to learn friends, and is catered to their evolving interests. Developmentally, our
about their community around them and the impact they can tweens work towards independence, learn leadership and provide input for
have on others and how they can make a difference. Explorer group activities. This program is a progressive step out of traditional day
camp also allows for opportunities to stimulate the camp with the tween group taking additional field trips each week
development of each camper’s self-esteem. Explorers will be encompassing all 4 of the core values of the YMCA of caring, honesty,
able to participate in games and travel on field trips and respect, and responsibility in everyday situations and with service learning
even demonstrate their talents in a talent show. YOUR KIDS projects preparing them for the YMCA Teens in Action Mentors Matter
WILL BE SAFE, MAKE NEW FRIENDS, LEARN NEW SKILLS AND Program.
MOST OF ALL, HAVE FUN!Healthy Living
Cancer is a life-changing disease that takes a
tremendous physical and emotional toll on
those affected. The Y and the LIVESTRONG
Foundation have joined together to create
LIVESTRONG at the YMCA, a research-based
For More Information physical activity and well-being program de-
Please Contact: signed to help adult cancer survivors reclaim
their totalhealth.
Participants work with Y staff trained in sup-
Heather Hogge portive cancer care to safely achieve their goals
such as building muscle mass and strength; in-
Health and Wellness Director
creasing flexibility and endurance; and im-
hhogge@daytonymca.org proving confidence and self-esteem. By focus-
ing on the whole person and not the disease,
(937)236-9622 LIVESTRONG at the YMCA is helping people
move beyond cancer in spirit, mind and body.
We are learning every day that there are ways in which people with Parkinson’s disease
can enhance their daily quality of life and even build impressive power, strength,
flexibility, and speed! By exercising with coaches who know the ropes, you can fight your
way out of the corner and start to feel and function better. Boxing works by moving your
body in all planes of motion while continuously changing the routine as you progress
through the workout. These classes have proven that anyone, at any level of Parkinson’s,
can actually lessen their symptoms and lead a healthier/happier life
For More Information
Please Contact:
Heather Hogge
Health and Wellness Director
hhogge@daytonymca.orgTHE KROGER
AQUATIC CENTER
AT THE HEIGHTS
AquaticCenterAtTheHeights.com
937-610-DIVE (3483)
2018 Season Pass Rates
Huber Resident* Non-Resident*
Family: $210 $280
Adult: $105 $162
Youth: $82 $115
Senior: $82 $115
Definition of a Family for Season Passes
Family season passes include 4 family members with each additional youth family member costing $10.00 each. A family
is defined as either two adults in a household and two children under the age of 18, or single adult and 1-3 children un-
der the age of 18 residing in the same household or claimed on their most recent federal income tax return (proof may
be required at time of purchase). Neighbors, visitors, baby sitters, etc. are not included. Anyone 18 and over and not in
high school are required to purchase an adult pass.
Season Pass Cards
Season Pass cards must be presented for entry.
Season Pass cards are non-transferable and must only be used by the purchaser.
Borrowed Season Pass cards will be invalidated with no refund of fees.
There will be a $5 charge for replacement membership cards.
Day Pass Rates**
Guests who are not season pass members may use the pool on a daily basis for the following rate per day. Day Pass fees
are non refundable.
Resident Non Resident
Seniors: $5.00 $7.00 (60 Years of age or older)
Adult: $6.00 $8.00 (18-59 years of age)
Youth: $5.00 $7.00 (3-17 years of age)
To receive the resident rate, guests must provide proof of residency. This would include a valid State ID, Drivers Li-
cense, utility bill, etc.
*tax is not included
**A ratio of at least one adult to three children must be maintained for children less than 6 years of age. Children two and under
are free.I want you
To become a YMCA Lifeguard*
For more information please contact:
James Isbell, Aquatics Director
937-236-9622 cljisbell@daytonymca.org
*Training providedContents
Membership 2
THE Y AT THE HEIGHTS Special Events 3
7251 Shull Road
Huber Heights, OH 45424
Special Programing 4
Parks and Recreation 5
YOUR YMCA STAFF
Sulphur Grove 6
Executive Director: Active Older Adults 7
Chris Lindeman
Health and Wellness 8-9
Sr. Membership Director:
Cindy Edwards
Swim Lessons 10-11
Maintenance Director:
Rodney King Youth Enrichment 12
Childcare Director:
Gymnastics 13
Robin Raters
Wellness Director:
Youth Sports 14
Heather Hogge
Program Director: Early Learning and 15
Victor Cobb School Age Enrichment
Aquatics Director:
Summer Camp 16
James Isbell
Branch Coordinator: Healthy Living 17
Melissa Holland
Office Manager:
McKenzie Kilburn www.ymcaonline.org
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