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Ridgewood Ymca Winter/Spring 2020 We Are Y NEW! CUSTOMIZE YOUR MEMBERSHIP! See Inside for Details WE ARE Y PROGRAM & CLASS GUIDE RIDGEWOOD YMCA WINTER/SPRING 2020 69-02 64th Street Ridgewood, NY 11385 212-912-2180 ymcanyc.org/ridgewood WHY THE Y NO HIDDEN FEES • NO ANNUAL FEES • NO PROCESSING FEES • NO CONTRACTS ADULT/SENIOR FAMILY AMENITIES, PROGRAMS, AND CLASSES MEMBERSHIP MEMBERSHIP Member discounts and priority registration l l State-of-the-art fitness center l l Over 60 FREE weekly group exercise classes l l FREE YMCA Weight Loss Program l l Y Fit Start (FREE 12-week fitness program) l l Sauna l l Basketball court l l FREE Childwatch and Y Kids Zone l l FREE WiFi l l Customizable Family & Household Memberships l Free Family and Youth Classes l FREE teen orientation to the fitness center l FREE teen programs l Convenient family locker room l 212-912-2180 [email protected] ymcanyc.org/ridgewood @ridgewood_ymca facebook.com/ridgewoody @ridgewood_ymca TABLE OF CONTENTS ADULTS .............................. 4 KIDS & FAMILY (AGES 0-4) 8 YOUTH (AGES 5-12) .......... 12 TEENS (AGES 12-17) ......... 16 SWIM ................................ 18 SUMMER CAMP ................ 20 JOIN THE Y ........................ 26 LOCATIONS .......................35 Dear Ridgewood YMCA Member, Welcome to another exciting year at the YMCA of Greater HOURS OF OPERATION New York! We look forward to serving you and your family OPEN 364 DAYS A YEAR with a variety of wonderful programs in 2020! Monday - Friday: 6:00am-10:00pm The New Year is my favorite time of year. It’s an opportunity to Saturday - Sunday: 8:00am-8:00pm reflect, refresh, and reset. If you want to try something new in 2020, we have a world of options. If you need to get back into 2020 SESSION a fitness routine, or don’t know where to start, try a personal & REGISTRATION DATES trainer or the free YMCA Weight Loss Program. WINTER REGISTRATION DATES I first came to the Y 20 years ago and now it’s the centerpiece Member: December 14, 2019 of my life. My daughters, now in college, both learned to swim in Community: December 21, 2019 Y pools. Now, you’ll find me trying out new classes at different WINTER SESSION DATES branches across the city. January 2, 2020 - February 23, 2020 The YMCA of Greater New York is here for all New Yorkers SPRING I REGISTRATION DATES Member: February 8, 2020 — to empower youth, improve health, and strengthen Community: February 15, 2020 community. You’ll find our mission reflected in every program SPRING I SESSION DATES in this guide, all of which are designed to help you learn, February 24 - April 26, 2020 grow, and reach your full potential. SPRING II REGISTRATION DATES Plus, new this year is a customizable Family & Household Member: April 11, 2020 Membership, our latest initiative to improve membership at the Y. Community: April 18, 2020 You can add a partner, young adult child, grandparent, roommate, SPRING II SESSION DATES or a caregiver to your membership at a reduced rate. Talk to our April 27 - June 21, 2020 membership staff for details. Thank you for choosing the YMCA of Greater New York — and have a fantastic year! Sharon Greenberger, President & CEO ymcanyc.org/ridgewood | 3 ADULTS Train with friends, play a sport, try a new class, and take care of the whole you. The YMCA is here to help you get healthier, achieve your goals, and have fun while doing it. FREE CHILD WATCH Free Child Watch at the YMCA is one of the many benefits of being a Y member. Kids ages 6 months to 7 years can play in a fun, safe environment under the supervision of responsible YMCA staff members for up to two hours per day while you work out or take a class. Reservations strongly recommended. 4 | Ridgewood Y Winter/Spring 2020 ADULTS Zumba® Toning Chair Yoga GROUP EXERCISE The challenge of adding resistance by using A yoga class that integrates postures, light weights helps you focus on specific breathing exercises, relaxation, and CLASSES muscle groups so you stay engaged! meditation to stretch, strengthen, and condition all from the comfort of a chair. We offer over 60 FREE group fitness CARDIO classes for people of all ages and Gentle Yoga abilities. See our full schedule online. Cycle and Sculpt Designed to teach basic yoga postures that An intense cardio workout of simulated road will enhance flexibility, strength, and balance bike riding to energizing music. and promote relaxation. CONDITIONING Dance Party Hatha Yoga Boot Camp A fun choreographed aerobic workout to music. A yoga class that integrates postures, A challenging workout for your entire body, breathing exercises, relaxation, and meditation using calisthenics such as push-ups, jumping H.I.I.T. to stretch, strengthen, and condition. jacks, crunches, and other body weight Supercharge your fitness with this exercises. challenging class of high speed, high Kripalu Yoga intensity work alternated with recovery An interplay between body, mind, and Bosu® Conditioning periods of low intensity. energy. Kripalu Yoga is also a tool for self- Challenge your coordination and functional empowerment and personal growth. The strength like never before with BOSU ball Hip Hop practice teaches you to tap into your own training. BOSU will provide a complete workout A cardiovascular workout to Hip Hop music. inner-knowing. like you have never experienced before. Learn fun choreography, with a step-by-step progression to get your feet moving and your Power Yoga Deep Definitions heart pumping. An athletic-based yoga class with Sculpt and define every inch of your body in challenging movements. this strength training class. Step Using an aerobic step, participants follow Vinyasa Yoga Insanity® choreography and step up and down to the music. Flowing sequences of yoga poses linked Insanity live! Workout in 3 to 5-minute blocks, together by an emphasis on breathing and take breaks only long enough to gulp some Step and Sculpt technique. air and get right back to work. It’s called Max Combine the fantastic cardio workout of Interval Training because it keeps your body step with the strength gains of a sculpting Meditation working at maximum capacity through your workout for a total body challenge. This Meditation class will progress through a entire workout. You keep pushing your limits – series that introduces the four time honored so your body has to adapt. Walk/Run Club meditation techniques of: Mindfulness, Meet some walking or running partners in Awareness, Contemplation and Compassion. Kettlebells this club. This is a total body workout that blends PiYo™ highly effective techniques for improving Zumba® PiYo combines the muscle-sculpting, core- muscular endurance, total body coordinated Zumba® takes the “work” out of workout, firming benefits of Pilates with the strength movements, and cardiovascular conditioning. by mixing low-intensity and high-intensity and flexibility advantages of yoga. And, we Each movement and progression is taught moves for an interval-style, calorie-burning crank up the speed to deliver a true fat- with an emphasis on safety, highlighting dance fitness party. burning, low-impact workout that leaves your essential body alignment. Take your body to body looking long, lean, and incredibly defined. the next level with Kettlebell training! MIND/BODY Pilates Mat Total Body Conditioning Anusara Yoga Based on original Pilates techniques, this class is designed to restore muscular A full body workout designed to strengthen A yoga class that is both spiritually inspiring balance, improve posture, help prevent injury, and tone the upper and lower body using an and yet grounded in a deep knowledge of and build strength and flexibility. assortment of fitness equipment. outer and inner body alignment. The central philosophy of this yoga is that each person Train Like an Athlete is equally divine in every part – body, mind, Athletic drills create an intense workout to and spirit. get your performance to the next level. Ashtanga Yoga Ultimate Abs Classic yoga for the modern world, Our most challenging ab workout - this Ashtanga yoga will challenge your body with intense class is all about your core. progressive postures. Included in Membership | Members get priority registration ymcanyc.org/ridgewood | 5 ADULTS DANCE ACTIVE OLDER ADULTS WELLNESS Adult Ballet Zumba® Gold Ballet is an essential foundation for all The design of the class introduces easy-to- PROGRAMS ® dance. The basics and more are introduced follow Zumba choreography that focuses on Whatever your goals, the Y helps you with patience and care, not to mention balance, range of motion, and coordination. fun! This 8-week program uses a variety of Come ready to sweat, and prepare to leave find your way toward better health stretching methods to gradually increase empowered and feeling strong. and wellness. Talk to our staff to muscle strength and extend the range of find what’s right for you. movement at the joints. SilverSneakers® Classic Fees 1x week Have fun and move to the music through a New Member Orientation variety of exercises designed to increase Member $100 New to the Y? We offer a complimentary muscular strength, range of movement, and fitness orientation with one of our staff Community $130 activity for daily living skills. Hand-held for all new members as an introduction to weights, elastic tubing with handles, and a our cardiovascular and strength training Soca AFRO-bics® ball are offered for resistance; and a chair is equipment. Contact Sebastien Augustin at A high intensity dance fitness class infused used for seated and/or standing support. [email protected] or 212-912-2184 with African dance, African music, Carribbean to schedule your appointment today! dance and Soca music. SilverSneakers® Yoga SilverSneakers Yoga will move your whole YMCA Weight Loss Program Soca Dance Party body through a complete series of seated Learn how to eat healthier, move more, This Caribbean based dance fitness class is and standing yoga poses.
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