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WHITE ROCK YMCA Spring Program Guide February 1-May 31, 2015 www.WhiteRockYMCA.org WE’RE MORE THAN A GYM.

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Page 1: WHITE ROCK YMCA Spring Program Guide

WHITE ROCK YMCA

Spring Program Guide

February 1-May 31, 2015

www.WhiteRockYMCA.org

WE’RE MORE

THAN A GYM.

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The WHITE ROCK YMCA began offering

Day Camp, Educational Classes, and

Youth Programming back in 1955 and

has continued to be an important part

of the community. Today our

programs consist of activities for all

ages; from infants to youth and teens

to senior. The WHITE ROCK YMCA has

been impacting lives for years and I know we will

continue to do so for many more.

The YMCA is so much more than a place to work out,

with programs designed to enhance the Father/Child

relationship, or youth sports where kids learn

fundamentals and teamwork to teaching hundreds of

children how to swim, we are an integral part of the

community.

With the assistance of 50+ volunteers and hundreds of

members of our community, we hope to surpass our goal

of raising $200,000 for our Annual Campaign this year.

We use these funds to make sure that no one is turned

away due to inability to pay. This important promise is

only one of the many things that separate the Y from

other gym and swim facilities.

If you are thinking about joining the WHITE ROCK YMCA,

stop by our Welcome Center desk and ask for a free 7

day guest pass for yourself or a friend. We would love

to have you try one of our group exercise classes or use

any of our exercise equipment and see how the

YMCA can benefit you. Amenities include 80+ group

exercise classes a week, complimentary child watch,

numerous weight and cardio machines, and our

swimming pool! When you decide to join, we will have

you meet with one of our Wellness Coaches to make

sure you are on track to achieve your personal goals.

I hope you will take a few minutes to look through our

program guide and see all that the WHITE ROCK Y has

to offer. Welcome to our YMCA family!

Eric Schenkelberg

Vice President of Operations

Facility Hours

Financial Assistance

As a non-profit, the YMCA believes in

providing programs and memberships

to all who desire to participate.

Through our Annual Campaign, funds

are raised to ensure assistance is

available to those in need. Anyone

may apply for financial assistance

and all information is confidential.

Financial assistance for programs

must be applied for separately.

Financial assistance requires annual

reapplication.

Monday-Thursday 5:30am-9:30pm

Friday 5:30am-8:00pm

Saturday 7:00am-6:00pm

Sunday 1:00pm-6:00pm

ChildWatch Hours

Monday-Saturday 8:00am-1:00pm

Monday-Thursday 4:15pm-8:00pm

Mission Statement

The mission of the YMCA is to put Christian values into practice through programs that build healthy spirit,

mind and body for all.

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New Facility Information

After years of planning, polling members, designing, dreaming and fundraising, we are proud to announce the opening of the new

WHITE ROCK YMCA. A few highlights of the new building are:

• Spacious Locker Rooms

• 3 Group Exercise Rooms

• Expanded Fitness Area

• Gymnasium

• Outdoor Pool with SPRAY PARK

• On-site Family Care Center

Below are a few construction pictures from the last year.

Board of Management

At the core of the WHITE ROCK YMCA

is Board of Management, a collection

of YMCA members whose love of the

White Rock/Lakewood community has

lead them to volunteer their time,

talents, and treasure to ensure the

fulfillment of the mission of the YMCA.

For more information about our board

or how you can get involved, please

contact:

Eric Schenkelberg

Vice President of Operations

[email protected]

Capital Campaign

Without the support of our community, the

dream of our new facility never could have

come to fruition. To those who have already

made their commitment to the WHITE ROCK

Y in the form of a donation, thank you.

To those who have not, it is not too late,

opportunities for giving are still plentiful.

For more information regarding remaining

opportunities involving our Capital

Campaign, please contact:

Stacie Renfro

Senior Program Director

[email protected]

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Membership Information

The WHITE ROCK YMCA is dedicated to

strengthening the foundation of our

community. We ensure every individual has

access to the essential needs to learn,

grow and thrive. The Y is the place to be

for youth sports, swim lessons, seniors,

fitness, or just having a cup of coffee with

friends. The “home” branch is to be the

primarily used branch and to which

membership dues are paid.

Membership Levels

Branch Membership (BR)Branch Membership (BR)Branch Membership (BR)Branch Membership (BR) includes unlimited

facility access to the WHITE ROCK Y

including Child Watch, Group Exercise

Classes and Fitness Floor usage.

Gold Membership (GD) Gold Membership (GD) Gold Membership (GD) Gold Membership (GD) includes unlimited

facility access to all branches of the YMCA

of Metropolitan Dallas, YMCA of Arlington,

and YMCA of Fort Worth, excluding

Downtown branches.

Platinum Membership (PL) Platinum Membership (PL) Platinum Membership (PL) Platinum Membership (PL) includes all

benefits of Gold Membership as well as

access to all DFW Downtown branches.

Changes/Cancellations

All membership changes/cancellations must

be made in writing 30 days prior to your

draft date either by visiting the Welcome

Center or via email to:

Tommy Strealy

Membership Administrator

[email protected]

Benefits of Membership

KickStart Wellness Program

Reduced Program Fees

Over 80 Group Exercise Classes/Week

Free ChildWatch (Ages 6wks-10yrs)

Family Events

FREE Parent’s Night/Day Out

Outdoor Pool with SPRAY PARK

Nutrition Education

Gymnasium

Locker Rooms

Certified Personal Trainers

30 Day Money Back Guarantee

On-site Family Care Center

Membership Rates

Teen (13-18) $40 $26 N/A N/A

Young Adult

(19-29) $50 $35 N/A N/A

Adult (30-61) $50 $53 $59 $71

Family $95 $78 $86 $102

Senior (62+) $25 $46 $57 $58

Senior Family $25 $66 $80 $83

Type Joiner Fee BR GD PL

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KickStart Wellness Program

Getting started is a difficult enough process, let signing up be the hardest part of your fitness

experience. Working closely with our highly experienced Wellness Coaching Team, you will learn

everything you need to know on how to succeed at your fitness goals. The chances of reaching your

goals is (75%) higher with a Wellness Coach helping you.

A Wellness Coach can teach you how to:

• Use fitness equipment and free weights properly

• Create an exercise program

• Set goals and track your progress

• How to have fun while exercising

• Earn Rewards for exercises you do

This is the Y’s gift to you, we want you to succeed! Signing up for your first meeting with a coach takes just a few minutes. Ask any Welcome Center Staff to sign you up!

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CPR

Become certified in First Aid and CPR,

someone’s life could depend on it! Our

nationally certified instructors will take you

through everything you need to feel

knowledgeable should an emergency ever

arise.

Our classes are offered on twice per month

and registration is limited to 10

participants.

Full Member $35 Activity Member $55

Personal Training

Our nationally certified personal trainers work to create a partnership with you to set realistic and achievable goals, and to

design an individualized program that allows you to attain them. Your trainer will provide guidance and motivation

through your 55-minute workout.

4 $200 $140/person

8 $376 $240/person

12 $528 $300/person

24 $984 $600/person

Sessions 1 on 1 2+ on 1

Sunday Thursday

2:00pm-5:00pm 6:00pm-9:00pm

3/1, 4/12, 5/3 3/5, 4/16, 5/7

Day

Time

Date

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ChildWatch

The WHITE ROCK Y believes all children

deserve the opportunity to discover who

they are and what they can achieve.

Curriculum includes active learning,

games, storytelling, and art projects. Our

staff is CPR/First Aid Certified,

background checked, and goes through

regular training to ensure the safety of

your children. ChildWatch is a benefit of

family membership and parents must stay

on premises while child is in ChildWatch.

Maximum stay is two hours per day.

Ratios:Ratios:Ratios:Ratios:

6 weeks-23 months 4:1

2-4 years 8:1

5-10 years 15:1

ChildWatch Hours:ChildWatch Hours:ChildWatch Hours:ChildWatch Hours:

Monday-Saturday 7:45am-1:00pm

Monday-Thursday 4:15pm-8:00pm

PNO/PDO

Parents’ Day/Night Out is now FREE to the first 40

kids with a family membership that reserve a spot for

each event! Registration will open the Sunday two

weeks prior to the Parent’ Day/Night Out and all

registrations must be made IN PERSON at the WHITE

ROCK YMCA Welcome Center.

Activities will continue to include:

• Age Appropriate Games

• Themed Arts & Crafts

• A Light Snack (PDO) or Meal (PNO)

• A “G” Rated Movie

Play and Learn

At the Y, we believe the values and skills learned early

on are vital building blocks for quality of life and fu-

ture success. Play & Learn is a free program designed

to support early childhood development. We invite

families, friends and neighbors and their children, from

birth to 5-years, to come play, create, and explore

together. Play & Learn helps pre-schoolers improve

their cognitive skills and develop positive relationship

skills through playful activities.

Parent/guardian and child engage it activities such as:

• Art Projects

• Play-dough

• Painting

• Singing

• Story-time

Classes are FREE and meet Thursdays at 11:00amClasses are FREE and meet Thursdays at 11:00amClasses are FREE and meet Thursdays at 11:00amClasses are FREE and meet Thursdays at 11:00am

Feb. 6 1:00-5:00pm Jan. 25

Feb. 21 6:00-10:00pm Feb. 8

Mar. 6 1:00-5:00pm Feb. 22

Mar. 21 6:00-10:00pm Mar. 8

Apr. 3 1:00-5:00pm Mar. 22

Apr. 18 6:00-10:00pm *Apr. 6

May. 1 1:00-5:00pm Apr. 19

May. 16 6:00-10:00pm May. 3

Event Date Time Reg. Begins

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Martial Arts

Instructor Shawn Carroll will reinforce the foundations of discipline and respect in children as well as a better understanding of setting and achieving goals. Sessions are 8 weeks with one week in between for make-ups.

Ages 6 and up.

Tuesday and Thursday evenings Novice 6:00-7:00pm

Advanced 7:00-8:00pm

Spring Sports (March-Early May)

SoccerSoccerSoccerSoccer Age 3-6th Grade

Registration: January 2-February 16

Full Members $55 Activity Members $94

Register at www.WhiteRockYMCA.org/Soccer

Flag Football Flag Football Flag Football Flag Football Grades K-6

Registration: January 2-February 28

Full Members $55 Activity Members $94

Register at www.WhiteRockYMCA.org/Flag

Late Spring Sports (Late May-July)

TTTT----Ball/Baseball/SoftballBall/Baseball/SoftballBall/Baseball/SoftballBall/Baseball/Softball

Age 3-4th Grade

Registration: March 1-April 19

Full Members $55 Activity Members $94

Register at www.WhiteRockYMCA.org/Baseball

Sports

YMCA Youth Sports programs place a priority on family involvement, the value of participating over

winning, team building as well as individual development, a positive self-image and a sense of fair play.

Session Dates

3/17-5/7

5/18-7/9

Members

$94

$94

Activity Members

$170

$170

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Model United Nations

During the Model UN Conference , students in grades 9-12 exercise the arts of compromise and diplomacy to attempt to solve pressing global problems. Model UN aims to teach students to be responsible “world citizens” in our global community.

Students will meet weekly from late February through April in preparation for the Model UN Conference held in Dallas Saturday April 18th. If you are interested, contact Cassie McKee by March 1st and confirm your schools participation or to form a group at the YMCA.

Cassie McKee Youth Development Director [email protected]

Date(s)Date(s)Date(s)Date(s) EventEventEventEvent LocationLocationLocationLocation DeadlineDeadlineDeadlineDeadline

2/13 Sweetheart Dance Dallas Arboretum 2/2

2/19 Derby Workshop YMCA 6:30pm 2/17

2/27-3/1 1st-3rd Grade Campout Camp Classen 2/13

3/20 Derby Night YMCA 6:30pm 3/18

4/10-4/12 Pre-K/K Campout Grady Spruce 3/27

5/1-5/3 All-ages Campout Sky Ranch 4/10

6/12 Skate Party White Rock Skate 6/10

7/4 Lakewood July 4th Parade Lakewood 8:00am N/A

Adventure Guides

In Adventure Guides, dads and kids are encouraged healthy

relationships, gain a sense of belonging and learn the importance of

giving back to the community through one-on-one interactions,

activities with other families, and community service projects. They

spend constructive, quality time together, emphasizing the vital role

that a parent plays in the development of a child.

Spring Events

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Teen Babysitting

Jump ahead of the competition, become an ASHI

Certified Babysitter! Learn household safety tips, how to

market yourself as a sitter, and important care-taking

information for infants and children. Ages 11 and up.

Participants also receive 50% off Teen CPR.

Classes are Saturdays from 1:00pm-4:00pm

Class Dates: 2/21, 3/14, 4/11, 5/9

Full Member $60 Activity Member $80

YMCA Lifeguard Certification

Learn the critical skills needed to become a lifeguard. Must be 16 or older, swim 100 yards in 2 minutes, swim 50 yards of 5 specific

strokes, surface dive to 9ft and capable of following instructions. Training includes CPR/First Aid. 100% attendance mandatory. 8.5

hour online training required before attendance.

For more information on class dates and times, contact:

Linda Morash Family and Aquatics Director [email protected]

Teen Painting Class

Teens ages 12 and up can explore

color and learn about themselves

through this 4 week, 8 hour course.

Classes are Sundays

from 1:30-3:30pm

Full Member $75

Activity Member $100

Teen CPR

Become certified in First Aid and CPR, someone’s life

could depend on it! Our nationally certified instructors

will take you through everything you need to feel

knowledgeable should an emergency ever arise.

Ages 11 and up.

Classes are Sundays from 2:00pm-5:00pm

Class Dates: 2/22, 3/15, 4/12, 5/10

Full Member $35 Activity Member $55

Teen Photography Class

Teens ages 12 and up can explore

Digital Photography in this 6 week

course using either their own camera

or borrowing one from the YMCA.

Classes are Mondays

from 6:30-7:30pm

Full Member $55

Activity Member $75

Session Dates

3/16-4/20

5/4-6/8

Session Dates

3/1-3/22

4/12-5/3

5/10-5/31

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Active Older Adults

We have a vibrant Active Older Adults community

for whom the Y truly is So Much More than a

place to come and sweat for an hour. Our seniors

have their own group exercise classes, hold

regular luncheons, and even take field trips

together! Whether you are trying to get healthier

or stronger or just looking to meet some new

friends, the WHITE ROCK YMCA is the one place

that you can accomplish all of those things and

more.

Class Schedule

Monday- 9:30am Prime Time Fitness

Tuesday-

9:30am Zumba Gold 10:30am Senior Energy

Wednesday-

9:30am Prime Time Fitness 11:30am Senior Yoga

Thursday-

9:30am Prime Time Stretch 10:30am Senior Energy

Friday- 9:30am Prime Time Fitness

Class Descriptions

Prime Time FitnessPrime Time FitnessPrime Time FitnessPrime Time Fitness---- Challenge your usual

routine by combining dynamic cardio and

strength workouts to music. This is a great

way to increase your fitness level and bone

density.

Prime Time StretchPrime Time StretchPrime Time StretchPrime Time Stretch---- This class uses various

approaches to increase flexibility, relieve

muscle tension and increase relaxation

throughout the body. Participants will be

lying on the ground for portions of this

class.

Senior EnergySenior EnergySenior EnergySenior Energy---- This chair based class is

geared towards seniors who want to

increase their strength, range of motion,

and activity.

Senior YogaSenior YogaSenior YogaSenior Yoga---- Yoga will move your whole

body through a series of seated and

standing yoga poses. Goal is to increase

flexibility, balance and range of motion.

Zumba GoldZumba GoldZumba GoldZumba Gold---- Bust a move without busting a

hip! This lower intensity dance class

combines a fun set of dance moves with

Latin music.

Picture

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Annual Scholarship Campaign

Each year, dozens of WHITE ROCK YMCA

volunteers come together to raise funds to

that scholarships and income based

memberships are available to everyone in

our community. This year is no different,

with the support of our members and our

community we hope to raise $200,000 for

this worthy cause.

Everything dollar raised is then made

available so that children and families in

our community who otherwise would not

be able to afford participation in the Y are

allowed the same opportunities to get

healthy, play a sport, or learn to swim that

more fortunate families have.

Whether you are able to donate $1 per

month or $1,000 per month, we ask you to

please look into your hearts and give a

personally significant gift. Unable to

donate, but still want to help? Please

consider volunteering as a campaigner, be

our “boots on the ground” and help us as

we do our best to help others.

All donations from families, businesses,

sports teams, Adventure Guides Circles, or

any other group of $1,000 or more will be

prominently recognized throughout our

new YMCA.

If you or someone you know is interested

in donating or volunteering, please reach

out to:

Felicity Miller

Director of Business Services

[email protected]

Donor Recognition

$25,000+ “1885 Society”

$10,000-24,999 “Visionaries”

$5,000-9,999 “Change-makers”

$2,500-4,999 “Influencers”

$1,000-2,499 “Leaders”

$500-999 “Bridge Builders”

Up to $499

“Friends”

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WHITE ROCK YMCA

Through February 2015

7324 Gaston Ave Suite 300

Dallas, TX 75214

The YMCA is a member and volunteer driven organization and without

the tireless efforts of our Board of Management, many of the aspects

of the WHITE ROCK YMCA possible. We would like to thank all past

board members for their service and recognize all current board

members for their dedication.

2015 Board of Management

Board Chair-Kyle Owens

Campaign Chair– Ann Noble

Joel Ballew Eric Boon Greg Campbell

Tom Chapman Ashley Chretien Jason Crispin

Douglas Dunsavage Cody Edge Javier Garcia

Ken Halliday Jody Hodges Gerry Jones

Pam Karlos Keenan Kolendo John Lindsey

Drew Love Dr. Keith Maraffa Mark Mills

Susan Powell Christopher Mosley Tom Patterson

Lydia Radnik Bryan St. Eve Vickie Thompso

David Torres Jim Van Zant Richard Vitale

Kevin Woltjen

WHITE ROCK YMCA

Beginning March 2015

7112 Gaston Ave

Dallas, TX 75214

214.328.3849

www.WhiteRockYMCA.org