Why Y Camp? Your Child Belongs at Ymca Summer Camp!

BEST SUMMER EVER! 2016 Summer Camp Program Guide PRESIDIO & POINT BONITA YMCAs THE ORIGINAL SUMMER CAMP At the Y, there’s fun for youth of any age, income, or background. We bring people closer together in a welcoming, supportive environment to nurture the potential of youth, promote healthy living, and give back to the community. This summer, your children will learn, grow, and thrive through the exhilarating fun of traditional, specialty, and sports camps at the Y. In the midst of all the fun, they’ll explore nature, discover their talents, try new activities, gain independence, and create lasting friendships. Teens have fun socializing with their friends in a safe, positive environment while exploring interests, learning leadership skills, and discovering all they can achieve. Counselors express their unique personalities, share their diverse talents, and role model the path for the future’s young leaders. Families become part of a greater community and experience a summer full of discovery and adventures together. Plan your summer fun with the Y! Presidio Community YMCA Memberships A Facility Membership at the Presidio YMCA offers many benefits for the whole family. In addition to a lower registration fee for camp, Facility Members have full use of the workout facilities, tennis courts, basketball gym and pool, YKids, youth ballet, Jungle Gym, and lower rates for swim lessons and youth sports. A Program Membership allows registration for programs only (like summer camp and swim lessons). Please contact the Membership Department at (415) 447-9622 for more information about the best membership option for your family’s needs.

Registration opens online to current Presidio YMCA members on February 2nd. For registration visit: www.ymcasf.org/presidio

2 Presidio & Point Bonita YMCAs TABLE OF CONTENTS About Y CAMP 4 Camp Overview 5 Need to Know 6 Traditional Camps 8 Teen Camps 9 Summer Planner 10 Specialty Camps 12 Sports Camps 14 Bike Camps 16 Play Learn Serve Work 19 Point Bonita Y Day Camp 20 Teen Leadership Opportunities 22 Registration & Payment 23 Other Youth Programs 26 Directions 27 WEBSITES www.ymcasf.org/presidio www.ymcasf.org/ptbonita

CAMP PROGRAM HOURS Presidio: Monday – Friday 7:30AM–6:00PM Pt. Bonita: Monday – Friday 8:00AM–5:30PM CAMP LOCATIONS Presidio Y Camp 1152 Gorgas Avenue, San Francisco CA, 94129 P 415 447 9692 Pt. Bonita Y Camp 981 Fort Barry, Sausalito, CA, 94965 P 415 331 9622

CAMP CONTACTS PRESIDIO CAMP DIRECTOR IVONNE GARCIA 415 447 9692 [email protected] BIKE CAMP COORDINATOR JARED HAWKLEY 415 447 9615 [email protected] PT BONITA CAMP DIRECTOR EMILEE ADAO 415 415 447 9692 [email protected] www.ymcasf.org/presidio 3 WHY Y CAMP? YOUR CHILD BELONGS AT YMCA SUMMER CAMP!

Our Camp Experience Our Leaders With more than 100 years of camping experience, YMCA camps To ensure a safe and fun summer, our highly qualified and are committed to nurturing the potential of every child by talented staff complete more than 24 hours of camp training fostering achievement, relationships and belonging through our each summer, including CPR and First Aid certificaiton, activity Day Camp program. We support children in: planning, youth development training and injury prevention training. 1. Discovering skills to help them realize their accomplishments, passions, talents and potential. Safety First 2. Building friendships to demonstrate the role positive • Low camper-to-staff ratio relationships play in the well-being of a child. • Campers assigned to a specific leader within the camp 3. Developing a sense of belonging where kids feel safe, • Monitored sign-in/sign-out only by authorized adult welcome and can express their individuality. • Extensive staff training • High-level safety standards and protocols Our Commitment • Fully certified bus drivers At the Presidio Y, we are committed to ensuring that our youth • Positive adult role models have access to a quality outdoor experience. Using the San Francisco Children’s Outdoor Bill of Rights as our guiding tool, Parent Communication we can ensure our youth grow up knowing, understanding, and • Monthly “News from Camp” newsletters in the months loving their environment. In addition, we are partnering with leading up to Summer Camp the National Park Service and the Parks Conservancy to offer 4 • Access to online weekly camp calendars weeks of “Let’s Move! Outside” camp (please see page 19). • Email reminders with notes for the upcoming week Our Pledge • Updates from staff on your child’s experience We are devoted to providing extraordinary camp experiences • Weekly evaluations for parent feedback for you and your child. At the end of the day, your child will have • Accessible Camp Management team available by had fun, rewarding, and engaging experiences! phone, email, or in person to answer questions ensuring that our youth have access to a quality outdoor experience.

4 Presidio & Point Bonita YMCAs CAMP OVERVIEW WE’RE NOW TWO! WHAT TO BRING FOR ALL CAMPS After partnering with Point Bonita YMCA year after year for Prep for your camp week by labeling all of the items our outdoor education camps, we are excited to announce that below: the Point Bonita YMCA will now offer exapnded outdoor and • Clothing appropriate for changing weather; clothes specialty camp programming throughout the summer! For more that will layer and are ok to get dirty! information, see pages 20-21. • Sturdy walking shoes - campers will walk A LOT • Backpack/day pack that can hold the child’s lunch PRESIDIO & PT. BONITA Y CAMP INFO NIGHT and layers Get to know the camp staff, have your questions answered, meet • Water bottle other camp parents, and get a preview of summer camp. Free • Sunscreen and hat childcare will be provided! • 2x Allergy medicine & instructions (one for camper or counselor to carry, a second for the camp office May 13, 2016 to have for the week) 4:30pm-6:30pm Point Bonita YMCA, 981 Fort Barry, Sausalito, CA 94965 FOR ALL TRADITIONAL & SPLASH CAMPS May 20, 2016 • Swimsuit 6:00pm-8:00pm • Goggles (optional) Presidio YMCA, Letterman Gym, 1151 Gorgas Avenue FAMILY NIGHTS WHAT NOT TO BRING All our camp famillies are invited to 2 fun evenings of camp • Electronics: cellphones, iPads, iPods, gaming system celebrations. Meet other camp families, talk to our counselors, • Toys and enjoy a summer evening in the Presidio. • Candy • Alcohol or drugs Mid-Summer Family Night • Weapons of any kind July 1st 5:00pm-7:00pm

Camp Family BBQ August 5th 5:00pm-7:00pm

www.ymcasf.org/presidio 5 INFORMATION NEED TO KNOW

REGISTRATION HOW TO PAY & SCHEDULE PAYMENTS When you register for summer camp, you will need to complete and submit a Summer Camp Registration Form (page 24) and a To update a profile or to create a new profile: Liability Waiver (page 25) to one of our membership desks. Once 1. Visit our website at www.ymcasf.org/presidio or www. you’ve completed this, the information will live in our system. ymcasf.org/ptbonita and Please make sure to update any information that changes as this is the information that we will use for sign-in and sign-out. 2. Hover over the gear image on the upper right corner of the screen and select “Login” To Sign Up Online for Presidio & Pt Bonita 3. Sign in or create an account 1. Go to www.ymcasf.org/presidio 4. Once signed in, click on “My Account” in the links at the 2. Click on “Programs” tab top right of the page. Check to make sure your contact info is 3. Select “Presidio Community YMCA” on the left under “Branch” current. 4. Select “Camp Presidio” 5. If your information needs to be updated, click “Edit contact 5. Click “Register” under Summer Camp on the right information” in the contact information profile box. 6. Select the correct age group and camps for your camper 4. To update your payment method click to the “Billing 7. Sign in or set up your account and choose “2016 Presidio Methods” section. Select the billing method to edit and update Summer Camp”. the information as needed. Click “Submit”.

If you have any questions, please call 415-447-9622 Monday To add a payment method: through Friday from 5:30am-10pm or Saturday to Sunday from 1. From your online account main screen click on “Payment 7:00am-7:00pm. Method” and click “Add Credit Card” or “Add Bank Draft”. 2. Once you have updated or added this info, click “Submit”. Liability Waivers Upon registering, you will receive an email back from the Presidio To make or schedule a payment: Y Camp email with a pdf copy of our Liability Waiver. Electronic 1. From your online account main screen click “My Balance” copies cannot be accepted. Signed waivers must be mailed from the menu on the right corner. before by May 15th. Every child must have an updated one 2. Click either “Pay Fees Now” or “Schedule a payment for a for 2016. later date” (Note: payments cannot be scheduled after their due date or rescheduled if they are past due).

CREDIT/REFUND POLICIES Because we pay our vendors, purchase our admission tickets and supplies, and hire our staff according to enrollment, credits, refunds, or transfers are not allowed within 14 days of the start of program for which you are registering. If you wish to make a change or cancel your registration prior to the 14-day deadline, you may choose one of the following:

1. A transfer to another YMCA program site minus the deposit (spaces must be available). 2. A credit voucher* for future use to any Y program (minus the non-refundable deposit). *Credit must be used within 24 hours of cancellation. 3. A check or credit card refund (minus a $10 processing fee per person and the $35 non-refundable deposit). Check refunds can only be issued for amounts over $20. Please allow two weeks for processing.

6 Presidio & Point Bonita YMCAs INFORMATION NEED TO KNOW

BALANCE DUE PROCEDURES The remaining balance for each camp is due 14 days prior to the start date of camp. You will receive an email reminder from Sign In/Out Procedure our Camp Admin one week prior to the payment due date. Every day, your child must be signed in and out by an adult on Please make sure your email address on your online profile the contact list you complete during registration. To add an adult to your child’s pick up list, a completed Change of Program is up to date. Failure to pay balances will result in the form must be submitted. For your child’s safety, we require deposit being forfeited and the camper’s registration anyone picking up a child to show a picture ID at every pick-up. being canceled. Extended Care CAMP CAMP CAMP EXTENDED CARE IS OFFERED AT NO ADDITIONAL COST! During SESSION DATES BALANCES DUE extended care hours, campers have a variety of stations to choose from, including sports, group games, and arts & crafts. WEEK 1 June 1-3 May 18 WEEK 2 June 6-10 May 23 Age Groups Camps are organized by grades (not ages). Your camper should WEEK 3 June 13-17 May 30 sign up for camps according to the grade they’ll enter into in the WEEK 4 June 20-24 June 6 Fall. WEEK 5 June 27-July 1 June 13 Swim Test Requirement WEEK 6 July 5-8 June 20 Campers will complete a brief shallow water competency check WEEK 7 J uly 11-15 June 27 the first time they swim this summer. Campers who do not pass the swim check will wear one of our personal flotation devices. WEEK 8 July 18-22 July 4 WEEK 9 July 25-29 J uly 11 Special Needs WEEK 10 August 1-5 July 18 YMCA leaders are encouraging, patient, and can help facilitate successful camp experiences for children with mild to moderate WEEK 11 August 8-12 July 25 disabilities. For specific questions regarding your child, please contact Ivonne Garcia at [email protected]. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE We strive to make camp accessible to all. To the extent T-Shirt possible, financial assistance is available thanks to the With your registration, your child will receive one Presidio Y generous donors who contribute to our Annual Giving Camp shirt. It is important that all campers have a camp shirt Campaign. Financial Assistance forms are available online and for our big field trip days. Camp shirts also available for $5 each at the membership desk. Please submit forms in person at if you’d like a second shirt or if you lose your original one. our Main Post Gym by April 1st. You will be notified on April 15th regarding your application status.

CAMP JONES GULCH Summer just wouldn’t be the same without sleep-away Camp! From archery to horseback riding to s’mores, YMCA Camp Jones Gulch provides fun, safe adventures each summer. Kids of all ages can participate in Resident Camp. If you like exploring the wilderness, flying down a zip-line, making friendship bracelets, singing camp songs, and lounging on a surf board in Santa Cruz, Jones Gulch is for you. A week of excitement and personal growth is the outcome. You may just meet your new best friend at YMCA Camp Jones Gulch!

www.ymcasf.org/campjonesgulch 11000 Pescadero Rd., La Honda, CA 94020 650 747 1200 www.ymcasf.org/presidio 7 TRADITIONAL DAY CAMPS: OVERVIEW CAMPS ARE LISTED IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER TRADITIONAL CAMP THEMES Our Tradtional Camps offer a little bit of everything that you can WEEK 1 June 3-5 Summer Celebration think of when you think “CAMP”. Daily activities include playing WEEK 2 June 6-10 How Stuff Works and leading games, nature and outdoor exploration, arts and crafts, swimming, and a variety of sports. Weeks are structured WEEK 3 June 13-17 Outer Space with 1 major field trip, 1 swim day at the pool and/or at a lake, an WEEK 4 June 20-24 Zoology art project reflecting the theme of the week, and a ton of creative WEEK 5 June 27-July 1 Time Travelers fun for every camper! WEEK 6 Julu 5-8 Golden State TRADITIONAL CAMP FEES WEEK 7 July 11-15 Design Challenge Week(s) Facility Member Program Member WEEK 8 July 18-22 Young Entrepeneurs 1 (3-day week) $185 $215 WEEK 9 July 25-29 Food Chemistry 2-5, 7-11 $305 $355 WEEK 10 Aug 1-5 Nature Explorers 6 (4-day week) $245 $285 WEEK 11 Aug 8-12 Detective Academy

AGE GROUPS Although Kindergarten through 5th grade campers have the ACTIVITIES AT TRADITIONAL CAMP same themes each week in Traditional Camp, activities are adapted according to age groups. • Arts & Crafts • Teambuilding • Swimming • Outdoor Education Our two main age groups at Traditional Camp are: • Field Trips • Group Games • Kindergarten - 2nd Grade with a 1:8 ratio • Hikes • Science Experiments • 3rd-5th Grade with a 1:9 ratio • Sports • Library Visits

TRANSPORTATION & FIELD TRIP DAYS WEEKLY OVERVIEW Traditional Camp travels on a 20-passenger or 40-passenger Every week at Traditional Camp looks very similar with bus on a weekly basis to get to their field trips. Please check special activities happening every day. Take a look: the weekly schedule to make sure you know when your camper should come wearing their camp t-shirt. While we schedule DAY ACTIVITY OF THE DAY transportation time to and from their field trip locations, Monday K-5 On-Site Day we can’t predict traffic. Please help us by ensuring that your Tuesday K-2 Swim Day, 3-5 Library Day camper does not get picked up early on a field trip day. If the Wednesday K-5 Field Trip (T-Shirt Day) group is expected to come in after 4:30pm due to traffic, we Thursday K-2 Library Day, 3-5 Swim Day will call you. Friday K-5 Camp Celebration

8 Presidio & Point Bonita YMCAs TRADITIONAL TEEN CAMPS: OVERVIEW CAMPS ARE LISTED IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER TEEN CAMP: “LOCALLY GROWN” SPECIALTY CAMP Presidio Y’s newly redesigned “Locally Grown” Teen Camp is PLAY LEARN SERVE WORK all about developing youth’s sense of belonging within San Take your child’s camp experience outdoors and into our Francisco’s rich history and culture. Teens will closely study the National Parks. This summer, the YMCA of San Francisco- in city’s past and present to identify and develop solutions for the partnership with the National Park Service- is offering a city’s future. Expect for teens to be off site every day. unique and exciting camp experience that will allow your child to discover why National Parks are one of America’s national While this teen camp might look like just another type of treasures. Open to campers in Kindergarten through 8th day camp, the program has two major components that grade, PLAY, LEARN, SERVE, WORK camps will be take place differentiates it from all other camps: from July 18-August 12th for four 1 week-long sessions 1) Exploration through daily field trips to natural spaces and that will take campers on adventures throughout the Golden cultural landmarks Gate National Area. Campers will not only explore iconic National Parks destinations like Muir Woods and Alcatraz, 2) Youth Leadership though workshops and camper but they will also use these parks as classrooms to learn mentorship and as playgrounds for play. Each week will also include opportunities to become Jr. Rangers, service learning, and a Exploration campfire complete with s’mores! Daily field trips may include: Please note that since these camps take place offsite, early • Golden Gate Park pick-ups will not be available before 4:30 pm. • Land’s End Weeks July 18-22, July 25-29, August 1-5 • Diego Rivera Mural at City College of SF August 8-12 • Murals in the Mission Grades 6-8 • Chinatown *See Page 19 for more details • Barbary Coast Trail • Presidio batteries

Youth Leadership “Locally Grown” teens will get hands on experience throughout the week through daily workshops, learning valuable skills and techniques which they will put to use solving real world problems. They can then identify camp needs, and build solutions to meet those needs. Additionally, they’ll be afforded a daily opportunity to teach what they’ve learned to younger visitors to our workshop. Teens can also design and implement STEM activities for younger campers.

“LOCALLY GROWN” WEEKS & FEES Locally Grown runs from Week 2-Week 11. The title of the camp stays the same while the adventures change week to week based on the interest and experiences of the teens! Week(s) Facility Member Program Member 2-5, 7-11 $325 $375 6 (4-day week) $245 $285

www.ymcasf.org/presidio 9 2016 SUMMER CAMP PLANNER PRESIDIO WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 WEEK 4 WEEK 5 WEEK 6 WEEK 7 WEEK 8 WEEK 9 WEEK 10 WEEK 11 June June June June June 27 - July July July July August August CAMP 3-5 (3-days) 6-10 13-17 20-24 July 1 5-8 (4-days) 11-15 18-22 25-29 1-5 8-12 Summer How Stuff Traditional Outer Space Zoology Time Travelers Golden State Design Young Food Chemistry Nature Detective Celebration Works Challenge Entrepenuers Explorers Academy

LEGO Yoga & Art Gymnastics LEGO Minecraft LEGO Jedi Engineering K-2 Specialty Gymnastics Maker Camp Breakdancing Top Chefs Circus Engineering Play Learn Play Learn Play Learn Play Learn Serve Work Serve Work Serve Work Serve Work

Sport Tennis & Splash Camp Tennis & Golf Soccer Tennis & Basketball Basketball Splash Camp Tennis & Golf T-Ball Tennis & Soccer

Summer How Stuff Golden State Design Young Food Chemistry Nature Detective Traditional Celebration Works Outer Space Zoology Time Travelers Challenge Entrepeneurs Explorers Academy

Parkour Top Chefs LEGO LEGO Engineering Play Learn 3-5 Specialty Top Chefs Breakdancing Skateboarding Yoga & Art Photography Robotics Play Learn Play Learn Play Learn Serve Work Serve Work Serve Work Serve Work

Tennis & Sport Soccer Tennis & Golf Splash Camp Basketball Baseball Tennis & Golf Splash Camp Tennis & Soccer Y Tri Club

Locally Grown Locally Grown Locally Grown Locally Grown 6-8 Teen Locally Grown Locally Grown Locally Grown Locally Grown Locally Grown Locally Grown Play Learn Play Learn Play Learn Play Learn Serve Work Serve Work Serve Work Serve Work PT. BONITA Drawn to Coastal K-3 Specialty Nature Connections

Beyond Concrete Outdoor Bring Out the 4-8 Specialty Sports Sampler Bard: Summer 6-8 Beginning Theater Backpacking BIKE CAMP Intermediate Intermediate 2-3 Young Bike Intro to Biking Road Biking Road Biking Road Road Novice Bike Mountain Mountain Biking Biking Biking Biking

Intermediate Road Biking Mountain Girls’ Road Road Biking Mountain Biking Road Biking Mountain Biking Road Biking 4-9 Bike Biking Biking Advanced Road Advanced Bike Overnight Mountain Biking 10 Presidio & Point Bonita YMCAs SUMMER CAMP PLANNER WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 WEEK 4 WEEK 5 WEEK 6 WEEK 7 WEEK 8 WEEK 9 WEEK 10 WEEK 11 June June June June June 27 - July July July July August August CAMP 3-5 (3-days) 6-10 13-17 20-24 July 1 5-8 (4-days) 11-15 18-22 25-29 1-5 8-12 Summer How Stuff Traditional Outer Space Zoology Time Travelers Golden State Design Young Food Chemistry Nature Detective Celebration Works Challenge Entrepenuers Explorers Academy

Sport Tennis & Splash Camp Tennis & Golf Soccer Tennis & Basketball Basketball Splash Camp Tennis & Golf T-Ball Tennis & Soccer

Summer How Stuff Golden State Design Young Food Chemistry Nature Detective Traditional Celebration Works Outer Space Zoology Time Travelers Challenge Entrepeneurs Explorers Academy

Tennis & Sport Soccer Tennis & Golf Splash Camp Basketball Baseball Tennis & Golf Splash Camp Tennis & Soccer Y Tri Club

Drawn to Coastal K-3 Specialty Nature Connections

Beyond Concrete Outdoor Bring Out the 4-8 Specialty Sports Sampler Bard: Summer 6-8 Beginning Theater Backpacking

Intermediate Intermediate 2-3 Young Bike Intro to Biking Road Biking Road Biking Road Road Novice Bike Mountain Mountain Biking Biking Biking Biking

Intermediate Road Biking Mountain Girls’ Road Road Biking Mountain Biking Road Biking Mountain Biking Road Biking 4-9 Bike Biking Biking Advanced Road Advanced Bike Overnight Mountain Biking www.ymcasf.org/presidio 11 SPECIALTY CAMPS: K-5 OVERVIEW CAMPS ARE LISTED IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER SPECIALTY CAMP SCHEDULE In Specialty Camp, campers tap deeper into their creativity and MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY curiosity with each week’s topic. We provide specialists and 9:00AM-12:30PM Specialized Instruction experts in those subjects by partnering with other organizations 12:30PM-1:30PM Lunch/Outdoor Play as well as highlighting the strengths of our talented counselors. 1:30PM-4:30PM Themed-activities & field trips Themed cooperative games, arts and crafts, and sports round off the weeks.

SPECIALTY CAMP FEES LEGO JEDI ENGINEERING Week(s) Facility Member Program Member The force is strong during Jedi Masters week. Build complex 2-4, 6-11 $325 $375 LEGO structurs based on X-Wings, AT-AT walkers, Pod Racers, 5 (4-day week) $260 $300 Star Destroyers, and Cloud Cities. Play-Well’s Instructors guide campers through the powerful forces of imagination and GYMNASTICS engineering. Jump, tuck, roll, and play! Every day, campers will learn the Week June 13-17 essentials of movement, flexibility, and balance with AcroSports Grades 3-5 gymnastics instructors. Week June 6-10, Aug 1-5 TOP CHEFS Grades K-2 These young chefs learn basic cooking preparation techniques, quick dishes, and compete in daily cooking LEGO ROBOTICS challenges. All campers, regardless of food allergies, are invited. Using LEGO WeDo Robots, campers build dancing birds and a Camp Chefs will be mindful of allergies and adapt accordingly. drumming monkey by programming and operating through a Grades K-2 July 5-8 (NO CAMP JULY 4) laptop computer. Grades 3-5 June 13-17, July 25-29 Week June 6-10 Grades 3-5 MAKER CAMP Using paper, plastic, wood, and anything campers can get a hold of, Maker Camp is about creatively designing projects using whatever is available. Campers get access to the YMakers woodshoop and finish the week having completed a major group project. Week June 20-24 Grades K-2

12 Presidio & Point Bonita YMCAs SPECIALTY CAMPS K-5 CONTINUED CAMPS ARE LISTED IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER

BREAKDANCING LEGO ENGINEERING CHALLENGE This beginning class introduces the fundamentals of Create a massive machine in the style of a Rube-Goldberg breakdancing: freezes and power moves. With a focus on skill invention. Learn how to build a variety of motorized devices acquisition and physical conditioning, students will be breaking such as an air compressor, scissor lift invention, and a marble in no time! moving crankshaft in this advanced engineering camp. Creativity Grades K-2 June 27-July 1 and collaboration are the names of the game in this camp Grades 3-5 June 20-24 designed for the hardcore LEGO enthusiast. Grades K-2 July 18-22 SKATEBOARDING Grades 3-5 Aug 1-5 Campers will be introduced to the basics of skateboarding and experience the sport through practice, history lessons, media, LEGO MINECRAFT and art. Skateboards and helmets will be provided. This week, it’s all about bringing Minecraft to life! Roll the Week June 27-July 1 dice to mine for resources and use the resources to build Grades 3-5 special items to help in our adventures. This camp is perfect for the Minecraft enthusiast and for those new to Minecraft. YOGA & ART Week Aug 8-12 Best way to start yoga is to start them early! Paired with Grades K-2 stories, games, and art, our campers will work together on basic movements, mantras, and relaxation in a no-tests, no- PLAY LEARN SERVE WORK competition zone. Poses will enhance strength and kinesthetic For these specialty camps, please see page 19 for more control and awareness for growing bodies. information. Grades K-2 July 25-29 Weeks July 18-22, July 25-29, Aug 1-5, Aug 8-12 Grades 3-5 July 5-8 (NO CAMP JULY 4) Grades K-8

CIRCUS AcroSports circus classes incorporate many performance art forms used in circus such as juggling, hula-hoop, pair acro, clowning, and balancing tricks. Campers will develop physical skills, strength, and flexibility. Week July 11-15 Grades K-2

PHOTOGRAPHY Learn the basics of camera operation and composition while snapping away at the city’s less-known picture-perfect views. Youth will capture according to a theme, discuss and develop their personal style, and showcase their work at the end of the week’s Art Show. Cameras are provided. Week July 11-15 Grades 3-5

PARKOUR Parkour is moving from point A to B as quickly as possible using proper landing, running, jumping, climbing on and over obstacles as well as safe spotting and training. Campers will learn how to safely perform basic parkour indoors through the use of mats, proper coaching, and strength building. Week July 18-22 Grades 3-5 www.ymcasf.org/presidio 13 SPORTS CAMPS OVERVIEW CAMPS ARE LISTED IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER

Our Sports Camps teach the fundamentals of each sport through a variety of fun drills and skills exercises. These camps spend half the day learn the skills, and the second half practicing and scrimmaging. Campers also get to vote on other sports or activities to do in addition to their main sport, such as go on a hike, do an art project, or play indoor hockey!

Throughout the week, K-2 and 3-5 may practice and run drills separately but scrimmage together depending on skill level.

SPORTS CAMP FEE Week(s) Facility Member Program Member 2-4, 6-11 $325 $375 6 (4-day week) $260 $300

SOCCER GOAL! Campers learn and practice their soccer skills out on the field while developing flexibility, coordination, stamina, and strategy. If your camper has shin guards and cleats, they are welcome to bring them to camp - however, it is not necessary to have them. K-2 Weeks June 27-July 1 3-5 Weeks June 6-10 Y TRI CLUB SPLASH CAMP Designed to introduce youth to multi-sport training in a positive Swimmers will learn basic water safety and swimming skills by and fun environment, Y Tri Club uses swimming, cycling, and participating in a daily swim lesson, and organized water and running as an exciting and healthy way to build comraderie and pool games. K-2 swimmers will get a chance to earn their “Water sportsmanship. Campers will participate in a mini-triathlon at the Safe Star,” while 3-5 swimmers shoot for a “Water Watcher,” end of the week. certificate! Week August 1-5 K-2 Weeks June 13-17, July 11-15, Grades 3-5 3-5 Weeks June 20-24, July 18-22

BASEBALL Presidio Y’s little league takes over the diamond this week! Campers practice and play in groups based on skill level and learn about the history of baseball through storytelling, field SPORTS CAMP SCHEDULE trips, and art projects. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Week July 5-8 (NO CAMP ON JULY 4) Grades 3-5 9:00AM-12:30PM Sports drills & skill building 12:30PM-1:30PM Lunch/Outdoor Play T-BALL Get an introduction to America’s favorite pastime through the 1:30PM-4:30PM Practice and scrimmaging or fun of T-ball! Campers will learn the basics and practice hitting, field trip running, fielding, and throwing skills. Week July 25-29 Grades K-2

14 Presidio & Point Bonita YMCAs SPORTS CAMPS MULTISPORT CAMPS CAMPS ARE LISTED IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER

HOW MULTISPORT CAMPS WORK BASKETBALL Our popular Tennis camps are offered during every week of Basketball was invented at the YMCA! Learn and practice summer camp and are paired up with another sport. Instead teamwork, technical skills, and strategy through drills and of stand alone camps like Splash Camp, where the campers game play. At the end of the week, campers will take part in are swimming and learning about water safety all day long, camp-wide tournament. campers in these multisport camps spend half of their day in K-2 Weeks June 6-10, July 5-8 tennis lessons and the other half in a different sport. Please 3-5 Weeks June 27-July 1 check below or refer to the Summer Camp Planner on pages 10 & 11 to see what sport is paired up with Tennis every GOLF week. Learn the fundamentals of golf with the Presidio Golf Course! Campers receive a half-day of instruction and practice time, MULTISPORT WEEKS gain basic course etiquette, and learn key rules of the game. K-2 Weeks June 20-24, July 18-22 WEEK 2 June 6-10 K-2 Tennis & Basketball 3-5 Weeks June 13-17, July 11-15 WEEK 3 June 13-17 3-5 Tennis & Golf WEEK 4 June 20-24 K-2 Tennis & Golf SOCCER GOAL! Campers learn and practice their soccer skills out on WEEK 5 June 27-July 1 3-5 Tennis & Basketball the field while developing flexibility, coordination, stamina, WEEK 6 Julu 5-8 K-2 Tennis & Basketball and strategy. If your camper has shin guards and cleats, WEEK 7 J uly 11-15 3-5 Tennis & Golf they are welcome to bring them to camp - however, it is not WEEK 8 July 18-22 K-2 Tennis & Golf necessary to have them. K-2 Weeks August 1-5 WEEK 9 July 25-29 3-5 Tennis & Soccer 3-5 Weeks July 25-29 WEEK 10 Aug 1-5 K-2 Tennis & Soccer

MULTISPORT CAMP FEE Week(s) Facility Member Program Member 2-4, 6-11 $335 $385 6 (4-day week) $268 $308

TENNIS Game, set, match! In this camp, youth learn the game of tennis from the Presidio YMCA tennis coaches. Campers must bring their own rackets and lessons are held in the various Presidio Y tennis courts throughout the Presidio. In addition, campers will also spend time playing an additional sport depending on the week. Please note that half of the day is tennis instruction and the other half is a different sport. Check the camp schedule for the sport of the week.

K-2 Weeks June 6-10, June 20-24, July 5-8, July 18-22, Aug 1-5 3-5 Weeks June 13-17, June 27-July 1, July 11-15, July 25-29,

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Explore the city on two wheels! At Bike Camp, youth will gain a sense of independence, leadership, environmental stewardship, and the ability to navigate safely through our urban environment. We provide bikes and helmets, but campers may bring their own bike and/or helmet as long as their equipment passes a safety inspection by YBike staff.

Attendance on the first day of bike camp is mandatory. On this day counselors evaluate campers’ skill level individually and as a group, and assess each camper’s proper placement in NOVICE ROAD BIKING camp. If you can’t make it to day one, please For those campers who have mastered pedaling and balance, notify the Bike Camp Coordinator, Jared Novice Road Biking camp introduces the possibilities of riding Hawkley ([email protected]). the city’s many available roadways and bikeways. Campers will learn about route planning, city infrastructure, nutrition, and their communities as they spend the week riding in Golden Gate We offer camps designed for all skill levels, making it easy to Park and across the Golden Gate Bridge. choose a camp your child will enjoy. If you have any questions Week June 20-24, June 27-July 1 about what camps are appropriate for your child, contact the Grades 4-9 Bike Camp Coordinator, Jared Hawkley ([email protected]). Fee Facility Member Program Member $360/week $390/week Camp Skill Levels & Assessments NOVICE MOUNTAIN BIKING Our bike camps are divided into four skill levels: Young Biker Campers will learn how to use their bikes differently in various (Grades 2-3), Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced. As the skill terrain, and will be introduced to the concept of using their bike level increases, so does the physical and mental demand as well as an extension of their body. Using the Presidio’s many paths as total time spent on bikes. and trails, campers will gain a sense of bike gearing, balance, and confidence as they overcome obstacles both literal and Not sure where your child falls in these skill levels? We’ll mental. be holding a bike skills assessment on the first Sunday of Week June 6-10, July 5-8* every month leading up to camp, from 11am-2pm at the Grades 4-9 Presidio Parade Grounds. Come with a bike or use one of ours, Fee Facility Member Program Member and take part in a short series of skill tests and evaluations. $360/week $390/week NOTE: When choosing a camp, make sure your child knows and *$288/week *$312/week is comfortable with the physical and mental expectations for the camp week. INTERMEDIATE ROAD BIKING Rides in this camp take campers further, with more time spent INTRO TO BIKING on-bike and more mileage logged every day. Campers will be Never ridden a bike before? This camp is designed for youth invited to help plan and lead rides that will take them through who are just learning to bike, or who haven’t yet mastered many of the city’s neighborhoods, discovering what the city riding on two wheels. The daily progress is gradual and steady, offers for bicyclists and gaining an understanding of community with the eventual goal of basic competence in both road and trail riding. Campers will take daily rides to nearby destinations connectedness. such as Fort Point, Crissy Beach, and Aquatic Park. Grades 2-3 June 27-July 1, July 25-29 Week June 13-17 Grades 5-9 June 6-10, July 5-8*, July 18-22, Aug 1-5 Grades 2-3 Fee Facility Member Program Member Fee Facility Member Program Member $360/week $390/week $360/week $390/week *$288/week *$312/week

16 Presidio & Point Bonita YMCAs YBIKE CAMPS CONTINUED CAMPS ARE LISTED BY SKILL LEVEL INTERMEDIATE MOUNTAIN BIKING ADVANCED ROAD OVERNIGHT* After trying out trail riding in our Novice Mountain Biking In the first three days, this camp covers a lot of ground visiting camp, join us for the next level with an eye toward expanding destinations across all corners of the city, in preparation for our riding into mountain biking trails in the Bay Area. We’ll a two-day, van-supported overnight bike trip. On Thursday, check out the trails in Golden Gate and McLaren Parks, and at campers are dropped off near Point Reyes Station and ride into the week’s end we’ll travel to one of YBike’s favorite spots for Samuel P. Taylor State Park for the night, before continuing on gorgeous singletracking: China Camp State Park. Friday to make their way to the Presidio. Week June 13-17, July 11-15, July 25-29 Week July 11-15 Grades 5-9 Grades 6-9 Fee Facility Member Program Member Fee Facility Member Program Member $360/week $390/week $405/week $465/week * This is one of our our most physically challenging bike camps. If GIRLS’ ROAD BIKING OVERNIGHT you have questions about whether this camp is right for your child, Do you find yourself daydreaming of adventures near and far? please contact Jared Hawkley ([email protected]). Do you enjoy spontaneous dance parties and a well-toasted s’more? Girls’ Beginner Road Cycling is all about celebrating the power of community to motivate us to be our best selves and ADVANCED MOUNTAIN BIKING take on challenges as a group. This week, we will explore the Ready to face steeper climbs, rockier ridges, and increased stump Bay on two wheels, perhaps taking in the scene at Fisherman’s jumping? In Advanced Mountain Biking camp, campers may go to Wharf, or tasting the sea spray along the Great Highway, or Tamarancho State Park or China Camp State Park’s upper ridge finding the best hidden slides in San Francisco. The week will to try out their singletrack overlooking gullies and the north Bay, culminate with an overnight at (Point Bonita YMCA); campers or down to Pescadero Creek Park to enjoy lush wide trails rolling will ride back to the Presidio on Friday. (Ages 11-14, ability to through old-growth redwoods. ride in a straight line). Week July 18-22 Week June 20-24 Grades 6-9 Grades 5-9 Fee Facility Member Program Member Fee Facility Member Program Member $375/week $405/week $405/week $465/week

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Which Skill Level Do I Choose? Mountain biking introduces concepts of balance and control 1: Young Biker & Novice through progressive challenges and experiential skill-building This level begins by focusing on fundamentals of balance, on dirt trails in the city’s parks, the Headlands, and the steering, and stopping, then branches into more advanced Peninsula. concepts including road navigation, riding on different terrains, and achieving greater bike control. Novice level camps are Recommended for those entering 5th through 9th grades recommended for those entering 4th-9th who are able to ride who can already ride a bike and want to put their skills to use on two wheels and are excited or curious about biking, but who traveling far and wide in San Francisco. haven’t spent much time in the saddle yet. 3: Advanced Young Biker camps are reserved for campers entering 2nd This level is fast-paced, and designed for experienced riders. We and 3rd, and include two options. Intro to Biking is for young recommend this level only for older campers and returning bike campers who are just starting to learn how to ride a bike. campers, to provide them with a new, exciting, demanding, and Intermediate Road Biking is for young campers who have challenging experience. Participants in these camps will spend mastered riding on two wheels and want to put their new skill 80 percent or more of their day on-bike. The rides are geared to use exploring the Presidio. toward pushing abilities, covering distance, setting individual goals, and learning from and teaching peers. 2: Intermediate Please note these camps are physically demanding and require a This level is designed for riders who have demonstrated fluent positive, willing mindset. biking ability or have previous biking experience and want to try a new challenge. Camps in this level seek to explore bike Recommended for campers entering 6th through 9th grade, who skills specific to certain types of bicycling environments and are excited about spending six-plus hours per day in the saddle. circumstances. Not for new riders.

Road biking introduces basic concepts of road-sharing and traffic law, by exploring destinations across the city and beyond with emphasis on safety, visibility, and predictability.

18 Presidio & Point Bonita YMCAs PLAY LEARN SERVE WORK A SUMMER CAMP WITHOUT WALLS

NATIONAL INIATIVE PLAY LEARN SERVE WORK For a second year in a row, the YMCA of San Francisco Take your child’s camp experience outdoors and into our is proud to offer another 4-weeks of Play Learn Serve National Parks. This summer, the YMCA of San Francisco- Work camp. In partnership between the Y of the USA, the in partnership with the National Park Service- is offering a Department of the Interior, and the First Lady’s Let’s Move! unique and exciting camp experience that will allow your child campaign. Play Learn Serve Work (PLSW) is our summer camp to discover why National Parks are one of America’s national without walls in which campers from all YMCA branches treasures. Open to campers in Kindergarten through 8th spend an entire week outside learning, exploring, and giving grade, PLAY, LEARN, SERVE, WORK camps will be take place back to the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. from July 18-August 12th for four 1 week-long sessions that will take campers on adventures throughout the Golden Gate SAMPLE WEEK SCHEDULE National Area. Campers will not only explore iconic National Monday Camp Welcome and Pt. Bonita Day Parks destinations like Muir Woods and Alcatraz, but they will also use these parks as classrooms to learn and as playgrounds Tuesday Marin Headlands Exploration for play. Each week will also include opportunities to become Wednesday Service Learning Projects Jr. Rangers, service learning, and a campfire complete with Thursday Jr. Ranger Program s’mores! Friday GGNRA Parks & Community Campfire Please note that since these camps take place offsite, early pick-ups will not be available before 4:30 pm.

Weeks July 18-22, July 25-29, Aug 1-5, Aug 8-12 Grades K-8 Fees $325/Facility Members $375/Program Members

www.ymcasf.org/presidio 19 POINT BONITA Y DAY CAMP OVERVIEW DAY CAMP YMCA of San Francisco families now have an opportunity *If you are choosing a pick up at the Presidio YMCA, you will need to experience Day Camp in the coastal bluffs of the Marin to sign your camper in at drop off at the Presidio Y. Headlands! This summer, Point Bonita Y Day Camp will run 6 1 week-long day camps at its site in the Marin Headlands. With **If the Sausalito pick up is your choice, you will need to wait with San Francisco and Sausalito bus pick-ups available, campers your camper until the shuttle arrives between 8:45-9:00am. from all around can come and experience camp among the mountains of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area and SHUTTLE HOURS right in our backyard! Morning Pick Up: 8:00am-9:15am* Afternoon Drop Off: 4:00pm-5:00pm* *These time ranges include various pick up locations and traveling HOURS to and from Pt. Bonita. Exact pick up times for each location will Extended Care: 8:00am-9:30am be posted as we get closer to the summer. Camp Hours: 9:30am-4:00pm Extended Care: 4:00-5:30pm SHUTTLE FEES $35/week for either a morning or afternoon pick up/drop off ON SITE DROP OFF/PICK UP $70/week for both mornings and afternoon pick up/drop off Point Bonita is located between the Marin Headlands Visitor Center and the Pt. Bonita Lighthouse, at 981 Fort Barry, CAMP PROGRAM Sausalito, 94965. Campers are welcomed to start arriving at WEEK 2: WILD ONES 8:00am for morning extended care activities until 9:30am. Explore the Marin Headlands as you hike up its hills, walk along Parents can pick up onsite starting at 4:00pm and until 5:30pm. its coast lines and investigate the valley floor while searching for Parking is available onsite. evidence of life. Learn how to identify native plants and discover which wild animals call the Marin Headlands home. Be a biologist SHUTTLE PICK UPS for a day as you focus your binoculars to take a peek at animals If on-site drop off is not an option for you, there are 2 pick-up from afar, observe microscopic creatures from the pond under locations available. Please choose the right pick up location magnifying lenses and examine plant structures. Record your when registering your camper. findings in your own nature journal. 1. Presidio Community YMCA, Letterman Gym, 1152 Gorgas, Dates June 6-10 94129* Grades K-3rd 2. Sausalito, 5-minute tunnel parking area** Fee $325/Facility Member $375/Program Member

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WEEK 3: OUTDOOR SPORTS SAMPLER WEEK 7: BEYOND CONCRETE: Choose from a selection of traditional camp games, team SURVIVAL SKILLS FOR THE OUTDOOR NEWBIE challenges or sports like kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding, (INCLUDES OVERNIGHT - THURSDAY NIGHT) and mountain biking. Whichever campers choose, each day will Amid the stunning backdrop of the California coastline and be full of adventure and fun! rolling hills of the Marin Headlands, campers will learn basic Dates June 13-17 survival skills including: shelter building, campfire basics and Grades 4th-8th safety, outdoor cooking, navigation, and animal tracking while Fee $325/Facility Member cultivating a relationship with the outdoors and their peers. $375/Program Member Dates July 11-15 Grades 4th-8th WEEK 4: DRAWN TO NATURE Fee $375/Facility Member Inspire your child’s creativity by immersing them in the great $425/Program Member outdoors where they will create visual and performance art. Using nature as both muse and medium, campers will paint, WEEK 7: BEGINNING BACKPACKING (6TH-8TH GRADE) sculpt, draw and create movements around their impressions of Youth will take their outdoor skills to the next level and embark the natural world. on a multi-day backpacking trip. Campers will take part in trip Dates June 20-24 planning and gear prep prior to departure for the backpacking Grades K-3rd trip to the Point Reyes coast and then depart for a two night, Fee $325/Facility Member three day adventure (Wednesday-Friday). Participants do not $375/Program Member need to purchase outdoor gear, all necessary equipment will be included in the camp. WEEK 5: BRING OUT THE BARD: Dates July 11-15 SUMMER THEATER IN THE PARK Grades 6th-8th Tackle the timeless tales of Shakespeare adapted for younger Fee $425/Facility Member audiences in a unique setting, a National Park. Drama games $475/Program Member and exercises will provide youth opportunities to develop confidence and comfort to be on stage. A culminating end of week performance will give our young thespians a chance to choose a sonnet or selected scenes to showcase. Dates June 27-July 1 Grades 4th-8th Fee $325/Facility Member $375/Program Member

WEEK 6: COASTAL CONNECTIONS (INCLUDES OVERNIGHT - THURSDAY NIGHT) Dive in the marine world by exploring the Marin Headlands tide pools and beaches. Wiggle your toes in the rainbow rocks of Rodeo Beach and play wave tag. Visit the Marine Mammal Center and learn how human actions affect marine wildlife. Wrap up the week by helping keep coastlines clean by participating in a beach clean-up. Dates July 5-8 Grades K-3rd Fee $375/Facility Member $425/Program Member

www.ymcasf.org/presidio 21 TEEN LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES GRADES 9-12 For high school teens looking to step up into leadership roles at camp or continue expanding their experience, the Youth Volunteers and Camp Internship Programs are avaiable to them for 10 weeks of the summer.

HOW TO APPLY Both of these programs are free and space is limited! Our selection process involves an application and candidates will be invited for an interview. Applications can be found on our Camp Presidio website on Feb 2nd. Applications are due by May 1st. Youth Volunteers Program In our Youth Volunteers Program, teens will discover the value of social responsibility and “giving back” to their communities, learn about the YMCA and the role of non-profits, and acquire preliminary job skills. Youth Volunteers must commit to 3 weeks (1 Training week, then 2 Fieldwork weeks); volunteers can use this experience to fulfill their school’s community service requirements. This is a great professional development opportunity for teens interested in being a part of our Camp Internship Program next year.

Requirements: entering grades 9-12th; commitment for 3 consecutive weeks.

Instruction Weeks: June 13-17, July 11-15 Teens only need to do 1 Instruction Week.

Fieldwork Weeks: June 20-August 12 Teens need to commit to at least 2 Fieldwork weeks. There are no fees for fieldwork weeks - this is completely volunteer work. There are limited volunteer slots available for each week. For more information and to apply, please contact Jeff Hawkins at [email protected]. Camp Internship Program Camp Interns will learn job skills relevant to work in the field of Youth Development, including group facilitation, public speaking, and camp operations. Interns must commit to 6 weeks during the summer (1 Training week, then 5 Fieldwork weeks), and upon completion of all weeks, each Intern receives a stipend. This is a great professional development opportunity for teens interested in working with youth in the future!

Requirements: previous CIT/Youth Volunteer experience for at least one summer; entering grades 11-12th; 6-week commitment.

Internship Instruction Weeks: June 13-17, July 11-15 Teens only need to do one Instruction Week.

Fieldwork Weeks: June 20-August 12 Teens need to commit to at least 5 Fieldwork weeks in order to receive stipend.

For more information and to apply, please contact Jeff Hawkins at [email protected]

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One Per Child YMCA SUMMER CAMP 2016

REGISTRATION FORM

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PRESIDIO Y DAY CAMP ENTERING GRADES K-2 ENTERING GRADES 3-5 BIKE CAMP 2-3 K-2 TRADITIONAL 3-5 TRADITIONAL Week 3: Intro to Biking $360/$390 Week 1: Summer Celebration! $185/$215 Week 1: Summer Celebration! $185/$215 Week 5: Inter. Road Biking $360/$390 Week 2: How Stuff Works $305/$355 Week 2: How Stuff Works $305/$355 Week 9: Inter. Road Biking $360/$390 Week 3: Outer Space $305/$355 Week 3: Outer Space $305/$355 Week 4: Zoology $305/$355 Week 4: Zoology $305/$355 BIKE CAMP 4-9 Week 5: Time Travelers $305/$355 Week 5: Time Travelers $305/$355 Week 2: Novice Mountain Biking $360/$390 Week 6: Golden State $245/$285 Week 6: Golden State $245/$285 Week 2: Inter. Road Biking $360/$390 Week 7: Design Challenge $305/$355 Week 7: Design Challenge $305/$355 Week 3: Inter. Mountain Biking $360/$390 Week 8: Young Entrepreneurs $305/$355 Week 8: Young Entrepreneurs $305/$355 Week 4: Novice Road Biking $360/$390 Week 9: Food Chemistry $305/$355 Week 9: Food Chemistry $305/$355 Week 4: Girls’ Road Biking $405/$465 Week 10: Nature Explorers $305/$355 Week 10: Nature Explorers $305/$355 Week 5: Novice Road Biking $360/$390 Week 11: Detective Academy $305/$355 Week 11: Detective Academy $305/$355 Week 6: Novice Mountain Biking $288/$312 Week 6: Inter. Road Biking $288/$312 K-2 SPECIALTY 3-5 SPECIALTY Week 7: Inter. Mountain Biking $360/$390 Week 2: Gymnastics $325/$375 Week 2: LEGO Robotics $325/$375 Week 7: Girls’ Overnight $405/$465 Week 3: LEGO Jedi Engineering $325/$375 Week 3: Top Chefs $325/$375 Week 8: Inter. Road Biking $360/$390 Week 4: Maker Camp $325/$375 Week 4: Breakdancing $325/$375 Week 8: Adv. Mountain Biking $405/$465 Week 5: Breakdancing $325/$375 Week 5: Skateboarding $325/$375 Week 9: Inter. Mountain Biking $360/$390 Week 6: Top Chefs $260/$300 Week 6: Yoga & Art $260/$300 Week 10: Inter. Road Biking $360/$390 Week 7: Circus $325/$375 Week 7: Photography $325/$375 Week 8: LEGO Engineering $325/$375 Week 8: Parkour $325/$375 ENTERING GRADES 6-8 Week 8: Play Learn Serve Work $325/$375 Week 8: Play Learn Serve Work $325/$375 TRADITIONAL TEEN: LOCALLY GROWN Week 9: Yoga & Art $325/$375 Week 9: Top Chefs $325/$375 Week 1: $180/$210 Week 9: Play Learn Serve Work $325/$375 Week 9: Play Learn Serve Work $325/$375 Week 2: $325/$375 Week 10: Gymnastics $325/$375 Week 10: LEGO Engineering $325/$375 Week 3: $325/$375 Week 10: Play Learn Serve Work $325/$375 Week 10: Play Learn Serve Work $325/$375 Week 4: $325/$375 Week 11: LEGO Minecraft $325/$375 Week 11: Play Learn Serve Work $325/$375 Week 5: $325/$375 Week 11: Play Learn Serve Work $325/$375 Week 6: $260/$260 3-5 SPORTS Week 7: $325/$375 K-2 SPORTS Week 2: Soccer $325/$375 Week 8: $325/$375 Week 2: Tennis & Basketball $325/$375 Week 3: Tennis & Golf $325/$375 Week 9: $325/$375 Week 3: Splash Camp $325/$375 Week 4: Splash Camp $325/$375 Week 10: $325/$375 Week 4: Tennis & Golf $325/$375 Week 5: Tennis & Basketball $325/$375 Week 11: $325/$375 Week 5: Soccer $325/$375 Week 6: Baseball $260/$300 Week 6: Tennis & Basketball $260/$300 Week 7: Tennis & Golf $325/$375 SPECIALTY TEEN 6-8 Week 7: Splash Camp $325/$375 Week 8: Splash Camp $325/$375 Week 8: Play Learn Serve Work $325/$375 Week 8: Tennis & Golf $325/$375 Week 9: Tennis & Soccer $325/$375 Week 9: Play Learn Serve Work $325/$375 Week 9: T-Ball $325/$375 Week 10: Y Tri Club $325/$375 Week 10: Play Learn Serve Work $325/$375 Week 10: Tennis & Soccer $325/$375 Week 11: Play Learn Serve Work $325/$375

POINT BONITA Y DAY CAMP CAMPS w/ OVERNIGHT ENTERING GRADES K-3 ENTERING GRADES 4-8 July 5-8: K-3 Coastal Connection $300/$340 June 6-10: Wild Ones $325/$375 June 13-17: Outdoor Sports Sampler$325/$375 July 11-15: 4-8 Beyond Concrete $300/$340 June 20-24: Drawn to Nature $325/$375 June 27-July 1: Bring Out the Bard $325/$375 July 11-15: Beginner Backpacking $425/$475

For Office Use Only Facility Members Full Payment ______or Deposit Only ______Youth Program Mem.- $50 Family Program Mem.- $75 TOTAL______

24 Presidio & Point Bonita YMCAs RELEASE AND WAIVER OF LIABILITY & INDEMNITY AGREEMENT

IN CONSIDERATION of being permitted to utilize the facilities, services and programs of the YMCA (or for my children to so participate) for any purpose, including, but not limited to observation or use of facilities or equipment, or participation in any off-site program affiliated with the YMCA, the undersigned, for himself or herself and such participating children and any personal representatives, heirs, and next of kin, hereby acknowledges, agrees and represents that he or she has, or immediately upon entering or participating will, inspect and carefully consider such premises and facilities or the affiliated program. It is further warranted that such entry into the YMCA for observation or use of any facilities or equipment or participation in such affiliated program constitutes an acknowledgment that such premises and all facilities and equipment theron and such affiliated program have been inspected and carefully considered and that the undersigned finds and accepts same as being safe and reasonably suited for the purpose of such observation, use or participation by the undersigned and such children.

IN FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF BEING PERMITTED TO ENTER THE YMCA FOR ANY PURPOSE INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO OBSERVATION OR USE OF FACILITIES OR EQUIPMENT, OR PARTICIPATION IN ANY OFF-SITE PROGRAM AFFILIATED WITH THE YMCA, THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY AGREES TO THE FOLLOWING:

THE UNDERSIGNED, ON HIS OR HER BEHALF AND BEHALF OF SUCH CHILDREN, HEREBY RELEASES, WAIVES, DISCHARGES AND CONVENANTS NOT TO SUE the YMCA, its directors, officers, employees, and agents (hereinafter referred to as “releasees”) from all liability to the undersigned or such children and all his personal representatives, assigns, heirs, and next of kin for any loss or damage, and any claim or demands therefor on account of injury to the person or property or resulting in death of the undersigned, whether caused by the negligence of the releasees or otherwise while the undersigned or such children is in, upon, or about the premises or any facilities or equipment therein or participating in any program affiliated with the YMCA.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY AGREES TO INDEMNIFY AND SAVE AND HOLD HARMLESS the releasees and each of them from any loss, liability, damage or cost they may incur due to the presence of the undersigned or such children in, upon or about the YMCA premises or in any way observing or using any facilities or equipment of the YMCA or participating in any program affiliated with the YMCA whether caused by the negligence of the releasees or otherwise.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY ASSUMES FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR AND RISK OF BODILY INJURY, DEATH OR PROPERTY DAMAGE to the undersigned or such children due to negligence of releasees or otherwise while in, about or upon the premises of the YMCA and/or while using the premises or any facilities or equipment thereon or participating in any program affiliated with the YMCA.

THE UNDERSIGNED further expressly agrees that the foregoing RELEASE, WAIVER AND INDEMNITY AGREEMENT is intended to be as broad and inclusive as is permitted by the law of the State of California and that if any portion thereof is held invalid, it is agreed that the balance shall, notwithstanding, continue in full legal force and effect.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS READ AND VOLUNTARILY SIGNS THE RELEASE AND WAIVER OF LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY AGREEMENT, and further agrees that no oral representations, statements or inducement apart from the foregoing written agreement have been made.

I HAVE READ THIS RELEASE (PRINT PARENT/GUARDIAN NAME)

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SWIM LESSONS Group Swim Lessons began at the YMCA more than 100 years ago, and with all that experience behind us we have created a program that cannot be matched in quality, safety, or fun. We offer lessons for kids starting at 6 months old! YMCA swim lessons also include personal safety, personal growth, water sports/games and rescue components. For more information contact Amanda Ables, Associate Aquatics Director at [email protected] or 415 447 9676.

YKIDS YKids is is our childwatch program in which parents could run errands while kids draw, paint, create crafts, or watch a movies. Afternoon Drop OFf can be reserved for up to 2 hours at a time and 2 day in advance by calling 415.447.9650. Drop ins may be accepted if space allows. There is a maximum of 2 visits a day for each child (no more than 4 hours a day). For more information contact Courtney Reed, Family Programs Director, [email protected] or 415 447 9650.

TENNIS PROGRAMS Interested in a more specialized tennis experience? We also offer 2-hour summer tennis clinics and special 4-hour tennis camps to get a more focused tennis training program this summer. The YMCA staff of certified Professionals will help teach: coordination, stroke development and plenty of games! For more information or to register contact Rich Carson, Tennis Coordinator, [email protected] or 414 447 9602.

YOUTH BALLET Introduce girls and boys to the joy of ballet and movement through improvisation and play. Students will learn how to move in new ways, interact with peers, and express themselves. Classes provide structure to build confidence and a sense of accomplishment by establishing fundamental steps and promoting creative movements. For more information contact Courtney Reed, Family Programs Director, [email protected] or 415 447 9650.

PEE WEE SPORTS The Pee Wee sports program aims to empower children ages 2-5 to be confident and caring through the interconnected nature of team sports. We believe that participating in sports at a young age not only helps your child develop athletically, but also builds strong values and social skills. Join us today and give your child a positive experience full of new friends and endless possibilities. For more information contact Briana Baer, Youth Sports Coordinator, [email protected] or 415 447 9622. 26 Presidio & Point Bonita YMCAs HOW TO GET HERE Driving directions to Presidio & Point Bonta Y Summer Day Camp

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PRESIDIO Y CAMP DROP OFF & POINT BONITA Y CAMP SHUTTLE PICK UP LOCATION

LETTERMAN GYMNASIUM A LETTERMAN AQUATICS CENTER B 1152 Gorgas Ave., San Francisco, CA, 94129 1151 GORGAS AVE., SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94129 OTHER LOCATIONS

MAIN POST FITNESS CENTER C TENNIS COURTS (4) 63 Funston Ave., San Francisco, CA, 94129 Fort Scott: 1331 Wool Court D Infantry Terrace: 328 Infantry Terrace St. E POINT BONITA YMCA (NOT ON MAP) Bowling Court: 93 Montgomery St. F 981 Fort Barry, Sausalito, CA 94965 Pro Court (Ruger): 563 Ruger St. G

DRIVING DIRECTIONS Driving Directions to the Presidio Y Camp

From 1-280 North: From Marin/Golden Gate Bridge: Use the 19th Ave. Exit After crossing Golden Gate Bridge, take the Lombard St. exit. Follow 19th Ave. through Golden Gate Park Take the first right onto Gorgas Ave (19th Ave. becomes Park Presidio Dr. upon exiting park) The Letterman Pool is the 1st building on the right. Continue on Park Presidio Blvd Keep right at the fork and merge onto US-101 Parking Fees Parking Fees are $1.20 per hour and $7 per day from 8am - From East Bay/Bay Bridge: 6pm. Parking is free outside of the indicated hours and on Take the Mission St./Van Ness (U.S. 101 North) exit federal holiday. Follow Mission St. until Van Ness St. Take a left on Van Ness St. Pick Up and Drop Off Parking Take a left on Lombard St. Feel free to use our free 15-minute green zone located on Continue onto Richardson Ave Gorgas Avenue along the Letterman Gym to pick up and drop Slight right onto Baker St off your camper. Turn left onto Bay St Bay St turns slightly left and becomes Lyon St. Lyon St. turns slightly right and becomes Gorgas Avenue Letterman Gym is on your right