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Mr. Lin Harrison, Chair

Dr. Chris Bakke Vice-Chair

Ms. JoAnn Birrell

Mr. Denis Collins

Mr. Kevan Espy

Rev. (Dr.) Brian Germano

Mr. Tom GosnellMr. Jeff Inman

Mr. Sid Jones

Mr. Michael LaFerle

Mr. David McLaughlin

Mr. Wayne Morrison

Ms. Marlene Sidon

Mr. John Taylor

Mr. Reggie Taylor

Ms. Sherry vom Saal

Mr. Tom Whitfield

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Have you ever stopped to think why IT matters to have a YMCA in ourcommunity? As a YMCA member you may use the fitness equipment, takeadvantage of the free babysitting, or enroll your child in a swim lesson orsport. By simply participating, does it really matter to our community?In 2012, your YMCA spent many hours trying to matter to you, yourfriends, and neighbors. Did you know each summer your YMCA goes “onthe road” to teach children, who would not learn otherwise, how to swim?Drowning is the second leading cause of death among our children andyour YMCA is giving children this life-saving skill. Are you sure your child

could save themselves in the water? Bring your child to our monthly swimassessments to be sure.

Did you know your YMCA believes all people, especially children deserve anequal chance to reach their full potential. With The Little School, yourYMCA is ensuring all children in our community are prepared to startschool. We are in areas of town where there are not pre-schools or earlylearning opportunities ensuring all children have an equal start. ThroughYouth Fit for Life, we are making huge strides in combating childhoodobesity during after-school programs and with Coach Approach we are

doing the same with adults.

We want to matter. I challenge you to think about how your YMCA couldmatter more for you and our community. Your contributions to the YMCAin time and money are busy with things that matter. Please ask how youcan become more involved.

Your Friend,Becky ShipleyExecutive Director, McCleskey & Northeast Cobb Family YMCA’s

Becky Shipley Executive Director

phone: 770-578-2800

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Y en e YmCa! We welcome people of all ages,

abilities, incomes, backgrounds, faiths and fitness levels. Our

YMCA has something for everyone! From group exercise

classes for mom, strength training equipment for dad,

leadership programs for teens and fun activities for kids, the

Y will activate your whole family.

But the Y is more than just a fitness center, pool or gym.

When you join, you become part of a world-wide

organization that helps members improve their spirit, mind

and body, while building a stronger sense of community. We

look forward to welcoming you to our Y family!

join us today!

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Youth (<12) * $10 $0

Teen (13-18) $30 $24

Young Adult (19-24) $36 $69

Adult (25-59) $54 $69

Senior Adult (60+) $51 $69

Two Adults (25-59) $78 $99

Family $84 $99

Senior Family (60+) $72 $99

*Youth membership is only available with thepurchase of an adult membership.

Financial assistance is available based on need.The Y seeks to identify & involve those in need.

Play. Donate. Volunteer.

Join for the impact.

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Upright & Recumbent Bikes, *Schwinn UBE and Expresso Bikes

Ellipticals

Arc TrainersTreadmills

Steppers and *Step Mills

Adaptive Motion Trainers

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Cybex® Strength Training with interactive FitLinxx™ Touchscreens forTracking Workouts and Goal Progress

Free Weight Room

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The Coach Approach® (An exercise guidance program)

Group Land & Aquatic Exercise Classes (70+ weekly)aqc mcCeey-E C ny

Indoor Swimming

Whirlpool, Sauna, Steam Room

Parent/Tot, Preschool, Youth & Adult Swim Lessons

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Free Childwatch for Members while they workout

Youth & Adult Sports Leagues

Skating Arena (Northeast Cobb YMCA)

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admiNistratioNBecky Shipley Executive Director

Deb George Office Manager

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Linda Jackson Membership Director

Linda Pieri Membership Accounting

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Lorna Loh Senior Wellness Director

Sam Daulphin NCY Wellness Coach

Geralda McQueen MCY Wellness Coach

Terri Moore MCY Wellness Coach

FamilY programs

Kristen Gauvreau Senior Program Director

Christina Luna Children’s Services Director

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Tom Bontrager Regional Sports DirectorJamie Kekaualua Associate Sports Director

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Sarah Ernst Aquatics Director

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vnee e YmCa: Volunteer time and

talents go a long way. Volunteers providecaring attention to children and teens,support for local families and encouragementfor people of all ages, abilities andcircumstances. Volunteers make ourcommunity a better place!

onn one:Youth Sports, Coaches, Office Staff Volunteer,

Special Projects Assistant, Front Desk,

Aquatics, PlayCenter, Sports and Class

Volunteers, Special Events

sec Een one:Family Fun Nights, Middle School Nights,

Easter Egg Hunt, Healthy Kids Day, Arts &

Crafts Fair, Halloween Spooktacular, and

Cookies with Santa.

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program mEmbErshipYou can register for programs as a Facility Member orProgram Only Member. Facility Members pay monthly duesand receive both unlimited access to all Metro Atlanta Ysand priority registration privileges with discounted rates.Program Only Members pay a yearly registration fee of $35for the family plus the program rate per YMCA program.

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FrEE FamilY FuN Nights

Family Nights at the Y allow families a time and a place to

come together to have a good time, participate in a varity offun activities, share, communicate and strengthen theirrelationships and meet other families. Family Fun Nights arefree and open to all facility members as well as program andcommunity members. All Family Nights are held at theMcCleskey Y.

February 2, 6:00-8:00 pm - Flick and Float Fun!Watch a movie in the pool & don't forget your float!

March 2, 6:00-8:00 pm - Magic, Magic, Magic!!!It’s our annual Magic Night at the Y so be sure and join usfor a special night of mesmerizing, magical fun!

September 2, 10:00-2:00 pm -Fun Family Kickoff!Join us on the front soccer fields after our Y to Y 10K racefor music, inflatables, and good relaxing family fun!

November 2, 6:00-8:00 pm- Gym and Swim Family Time!Come spend a fun time in the pool and gym!

labor daY EvENts

a & Cf F: McCleskey-East Cobb YMCA will behosting an exhibit of artists and crafters offering theircreations, products and services at the Y. We will also holda silent auction for items donated by artists. Items will beon display a week before the fair. Bring your owntables/tents. Contact Linda Jackson for more information at:[email protected] or 678-564-2120.

Monday, September 2, 7:00 am - 5:00 pm

MEM: $25 PRO: $35 for booth space

Y Y 10k rn: Start your Labor Day off by joining us inour 2nd Annual 10K run from one Y to another. Start atNortheast Cobb Y and end at McCleskey East Cobb Y. Allproceeds benefit Partner With Youth, our annual campaign

that raises funds to help those in need. 10K run and familyfestival starts at 8:00AM, 1K Fun run starts at 10:00AM.

Questions? Ask Lorna: [email protected].

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Thank you to our members and communityfor giving to Partners with Youth, ourannual support campaign.

hEalthY liviNg• $251,627 given annually through YMCA

membership scholarships. Memberships

allow lower income families to reconnect,develop healthier lifestyles and combatour obesity epidemic.

• $14,025 allowed children at the Y and inthe community to overcome their fear ofwater and develop confidence in learningto swim who may not have had theopportunity otherwise.

Youth dEvElopmENt• $30,114 given to children for summer

camp who would otherwise be in an

empty home caring for themselves duringthe summer.

• $22,105 given annually to help childrenrealize their potential in a non-competitive youth sports environment.

• $14,400 provided support to The LittleSchool. Research shows less than 30%of Hispanic children are prepared forKindergarten. The Little School ismaking strides to better prepare Cobb’syoungest children so they may besuccessful in school.

soCial rEspoNsibilitY• $2,000 brought East Cobb families

together for a day of volunteering forBrumby Elementary’s Beautification Day.

• $2,600 provided vital health andfinancial information to East Cobb’saging populations through bi-weeklylunch and learns.

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FaCilitY rENtals

Fcy ren: Are you interested in renting the Y? Weoffer rental of our McCleskey & Northeast facilities tofacility members for meetings and events. [email protected] or 678-564-2122 for info.

CommuNitY CollECtioNs

Our two branches, McCleskey & Northeast Y’s, are collectionsites for projects listed below for our community. This year,we have many opportunities for you to share in the spirit ofgiving to help low income families in need. Contact Linda formore info at [email protected] or (678) 564-2120.

January: Coat Drive

February: Shoe Drive

May: Children’s Book Drive

June: Canned Food Drive

August: Back to School Drive

September: Diaper Drive

November: Thanksgiving Food Drive

December: Food Drive and Angel Tree

CommuNitY ENriChmENt

bne Ne g Ne: Bring businesscards and tell us about your company in 1-minute or less.Every other Friday, in the Teen Center, 7:30 – 8:45 am

Free to Y members. Guests are welcome.

Questions? Ask Rosemary: [email protected].

w g: Have you recently become a widow or

know someone who has? The Widow-to-Widow griefsupport group can help. Free and open to the public.Contact Stacey Dougherty at [email protected] more info. Mondays, from 7:00 - 8:00 pm at MCY

pye bef: The Prayer group meets once a monthfor food and fellowship. Free and open to the public. Forschedule and more info, call 678-569-9622.

Saturdays 9:30 - 11:30 am, at NCY

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mee aecn dy – OngoingOnce a month we show our appreciation byhaving a Member Appreciation Day. Join usas we celebrate you, our members and showyou just how much we value yourmembership here at the Y!

Fee oen he!Bring the whole family to enjoy a day ofhealth together at the McCleskey &Northeast Cobb Y’s. Preview our classes,tour the facility, enjoy the pool, give-a-waysand the children’s center. The event is freeand open to the public.

Sunday, February 3rd 1:00-4:00 pm

Saturday, July 27th 9:00 am-1:00 pm

Saturday, November 9th 9:00 am-1:00 pm

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YmCa kce (e e 60+):

YMCA ambassadors of fitness and fun! Weare now recruiting more ladies to join ourunique dance troupe. For more info pleasecontact Brenda at 770-977-5991 ext. 238.

sen t n t e 55+: At the Y,

you’ll find a sense of community, fellowshipand support that enriches people’s lives.Come join us on our senior monthly trips.Trips are scheduled in Feb, Mar, Apr, May,Sept, Oct, and Dec. All trip fees includetransportation and lunch. Look for flyers inour lobby with details. Contact Kristen,[email protected]. or678-564-2122 for more info.

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combined CPR and AED program designed specifically forlaypeople. This program is an excellent choice for both thecommunity and workplace setting, and is based upon the2010 International Consensus on CardiopulmonaryResuscitation (CPR) and Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC)Science with Treatment Recommendations (CoSTR).

Intended for individuals who do not work in the healthcarefield but are occupationally required to, or desire to, haveCPR knowledge and skills, such as:

• Emergency response teams in business and industry

• School bus drivers

• Adult residential care personnel• Child care workers

• Teachers

• Parents

• Babysitters

Northeast Cobb Y: Thursdays, 5:30 - 8:30 pm

Jan 17 • Feb 21 • March 21 • April 25 • May 9, 23 • July 18

Aug 15 • Sept 19 • Oct 17

Cost: $50

Cpr pro For thE proFEssioNal rEsCuEr

Cpr p f e pfen rece: Students learn howto recognize a life-threatening emergency, how to providebasic life support and what to do in case of an airwayobstruction or choking. CPR Pro for the Professional Rescuerhas been approved for training for Emergency MedicalServices personnel and is accepted by the National Registryof Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT).

American Safety & Health Institute’s CPR for theProfessional Rescuer program is designed for individuals in

the healthcare or professional rescuer field that are requiredto have a professional-level basic life support training.

Northeast Cobb Y: Thursdays, 1:00 - 5:00 pm

Feb 21 • May 9 • Aug 15 • Nov 14

Cost: $50

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wes sceenn: Wellscreens areaffordable health screening events. Pre-registration and pre-payment are required.Call 770-956-7827 for more informationand to register.

Tuesdays at 7:30-10 am at both branches

McCleskey Y: Feb 5 • May 21

Aug 20 • Dec 17

Northeast Y: Jan 31 • April 30

July 30 • Sept 19

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Ce s: Do you love sweet things?Bring your favorite homemade cookies totrade with friends. Pack six bags with sixcookies. You will leave with six bags ofdifferent cookies to share with your family oeat all by yourself! RSVP to:[email protected] or678-564-2122.

Wednesday, December 11, 10:30 am

Light refreshments will be provided.

Ce sn: All ages are invited to

join us for a relaxing, fun-filled afternoon ofholiday activities. Kids will be able to talk toSanta in a casual environment. We’ll enjoy anafternoon of holiday treats, cocoa and tea.(Parents are free but must accompanychildren to this event).

Sunday, December 15, 2:00 - 4:00 pm

$5 per child


ace oe a hy pc: Bringa dish and get to know your fellow Y friends.Fun, food & cheer. Meet in the lobby. Free formembers. Contact Linda Jackson for moreinfo: [email protected] or (678)564-2120.

Wednesday, December 11 at noon at MCY


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Ee E hn e 8 n ne: See the Easter Bunny andhunt for prize-filled eggs! Bring your camera and Easter

baskets. Held inside if it rains. Please arrive on time as thisis a fast and furious event. Don’t miss the fun!

McCleskey Y: March 24, 1:30 pm

Free Community Event

hey k dy e: Relay races, inflatables, games,Kids ZUMBA & more! Starts after the Easter Egg Hunt!

McCleskey Y: March 24, 1:30 - 4:30 pm

k Ce s: Rent a booth and sell all those greatclothes, toys and books your chlidren have outgrown!Proceeds of booth rentals go toward our annual campaign.To rent a booth contact Linda at [email protected].

At McCleskey, March 24, 1:00 -5:00 pm

Booth rentals $15 - $20


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Come dressed up in your spookiestcostume and join us for lots ofSpooktacular fun! We will have

carnival games, crafts, and costumecontests. Game tickets are includedin the registration fee. Food itemscan be purchased for a nominal feeand are not included. (Parents are freebut must accompany children to this event).Friday, October 25, 6:00 - 8:00pm

$5 per child

6 ann C C-ff: Join members, staff, and thecommunity for a good-ole fashioned Chili Cook-off! Ourpanel of judges will determine the winner. Top threefinishers will be recognized. Not a cook?! Then comesample all of the chili you can eat for a $5 donation toPartner with Youth. Contact Kristen Gauvreau to registeryour award-winning chili at: [email protected] or678-564-2122.

Wednesday, November 13,11:30 am

Toppings for chili will be provided.

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aFtEr sChool program

Our Y After School Program helps children develop selfconfidence, interpersonal relationships, positive values,academic achievement and lasting friendships. Withcaring, qualified staff, your children couldn’t be in betterhands! Our school-age curriculum focuses on arts & crafts,character development, health and wellness, homework,literacy, science and technology, social competence andconflict resolution. We currently provide bus service fromEastside Elementary and Mountain View Elementary. Dropoff participants are welcome. More info? Contact Kristenat 678-564-2122 or [email protected].

At McCleskey-East Cobb Y

Monday-Friday, 2:30-6:30 pm each school dayMEM: $40/weekly PRO: $50/weekly

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dyne dy off C e 5-12: During schoolholiday breaks the Y is excited to provide healthy and funactivities for your child. Our qualified counselors will leadactivities that will help build your child’s self confidence,strengthen their social skills, deepen their respect for

others and build lasting relationships. Activities mayinclude swimming, crafts, sports and group games. Pack alunch, drink, two snacks, swim suit and towel.

At McCleskey Y

January 2-4, January 7, April 8-12, Aug 5-6, Oct 7-8

November 25-27, December 23, 26, 27, 30

9:00 am - 4:00 pm

(Free extended care from 7:30 am - 6:00 pm)

MEM: $35/day PRO: $55/day

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sn be scce C e 5-12: Enjono school but all soccer during Spring Break!This camp was designed to teach playersmore about ball control, passing, footwork,shooting, and overall technique. Campers willfocus on all aspects of the game whileengaging in games such as footy golf andkickball world series.

At McCleskey Y: April 2 - April 6

Half-day: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm(no extended care available)

MEM: $25/per day PRO: $30/per day

spriNg brEak tENNis Camp

sn be tenn C e 5-12:Beginning tennis with games and fun. Learnthe basics while developing a past-time thatyou can enjoy for a lifetime!

At McCleskey Y: April 8 - April 129:00 am - 4:00 pm

(Free extended care from 7:30 am - 6:00 pm)

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Our Playcenters offer playful and engaging options for your childrenwhile you exercise or connect with others over shared interests. Yourpeace of mind and the happiness of your child are the priorities ofour long time and experienced staff. They will help your child grow

socially through games, informal play, sharing and taking turns.Children are provided with positive social experiences in a secure,playful environment while in our care. Our Playcenters are a freedrop-off service for facility members only. There is a 2-hourmaximum per child per da, up to 8 hours per week.

Older kids, ages 5-12, will be ON THE MOVE, in our Playcenters! As anextension of our Child Watch program kids will move around ourfacility to play games on the basketball court/arena, racquetball court,and in our activity room areas for arts and crafts. Our goal is to keepkids active and moving all the while have a great time playing gameswith their friends at the Y.

plaYCENtErMcCleskey Hours:Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 1:00 pm & 3:30 - 8:00 pmSaturday, 8:00 am - 2:00 pm • Sunday, 1:00 - 4:00 pm

Northeast Hours:Monday - Thursday, 8:00 am - 1:00 pm & 4:00 - 8:00 pmFriday, 8:00 am - 1:00 pm & 4:45 - 6:15 pmSaturday, 8:00 am - 1:00 pm • Sunday, 11:00 - 2:30 pm

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pen’ mnn o e 18 n-5: We will watch yourchildren while you enjoy a morning of shopping, errands or justsome blissful quiet time! Bring a lunch! No peanut products.Register online or in-person. Limited space.

January 14 - December 13 (Cobb County School year calendar)

McCleskey: Monday/Wednesday, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm

Northeast: Tuesday/Friday, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm

MEM: $15/child per day PRO: $20/child per day

lnc bnc e 2-5: Extend your day at Parent’s MorningOut with us! We will eat lunch and do an art project.

McCleskey: Monday/Wednesday, 12:30 – 2:30 pm

Northeast: Tuesday/Friday, 12:30 – 2:30 pmMEM: $10/child per day PRO: $15/child per day

pen’ Ni o e 2-12: Parents enjoy an evening outwhile kids enjoy games, sports, movies, bounce house and more.Contact Christina for more info: [email protected]: Saturdays, 6:00 - 10:00 pm

Jan 19 • Feb 16 • March 16 • April 20 • May 11 • Aug 17

Sept 21 • Oct 19 • Nov 16

MEM: Free ( must register by Wed before event ) PRO: $10/child per day

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Y by pe e 1-12: Parties canaccommodate up to 15 kids. Just bring the

cake and the kids! Saturdays or Sundays.Parties include a party coordinator to assistyou during the party. Contact Christina for moinfo: [email protected]

Arena or Basketball Parties at Northeast for ages 5-1

1:00-2:45 pm or 3:00-4:45 pm

Pool Parties at McCleskey for ages 6-10

1:15-3:00 pm or 3:30-5:15 pm

Activity Room Parties at McCleskey for ages 1-5

1:15-3:00 pm or 3:30-5:15 pm

New Zumba Parties at Northeast for ages 7-12!1:00-3:00 pm

MEM: $125 PRO: $150 COM: $175

*Moonbounce available (MCY only) for an additional $2

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YmCa aene ge e k-8: Share thespirit of adventure with your child! TheAdventure Guides is a parent-child programdesigned to help foster a lifetime ofcompanionship to strengthen the relationshipbetween a child and his/her parent. Activitiesinclude Circle Meetings, Swim & Pizza PartiesPinewood Derby Car Race, Spring Campout, &more! More info? Contact Kristen [email protected].

The Adventure Guide Program runs Sept - MaMEM: FREE PRO: $75 (per parent/child)Additional child with same parent $25 + $25 activity fe

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Somewhere between becoming an adult and being a kid, ateen is discovering who they are and who they want to be.

Often misunderstood, teens want us to know that they aregrowing up. At the Y, we know that teenagers will rise tomeet expectations set for them, so we set ourexpectations high. Mentors, staff and other role modelsvalue our teens' individuality and guide them towardbecoming responsible and engaged adults. For more infocontact Kristen Gauvreau at [email protected].

NorthEast tEEN CENtEr

Don't spend your afternoons bored at home. Come hangout with all of your friends and enjoy all of the great

resources and activities the Northeast Y Teen Center hasto offer. The Teen Center is designed to help you make themost of the time you are not in school. Whether you lovesports, art, want to get in shape for the upcoming sportsseason, or just want to hang out and get your homeworkdone with your friends, the Northeast Teen Center is theplace to be! Hours: 3:30-10:00

byn C e 10+: Learn about basic childcareaccident prevention, handling emergencies, entertainmentideas and more. Includes ID card, certificate, manual &helpful babysitting handouts. Bring a doll to class.

Saturdays,10:00-11:30 am in the Northeast Y Teen Center

Jan 26 • March 16 • April 27 • May 18 • Aug 17 • Sept 21 • Oct 19

MEM: $30 PRO: $40

Contact Christina for more info: [email protected]

me sc mne: No parents, no teachers, justfun! Enjoy music, games and activities: basketball, Wallyball, video games, a Dodge ball tournament, and hang-outwith your friends in the Teen Center. Pizza and drinks willbe sold in the concessions area. Parents can rest assuredtheir middle-schooler is in a safe, secure and encouragingenvironment. Drop in for a night of fun!

Middle School Nights are held at the Northeast Cobb Y.Saturdays, 7:00 - 10:00 pm

Jan 26 • Feb 23 • March 23 • April 27 • May 18

Sept 28 • Oct 26 • Dec 7

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teen h e 14-17: Teen Hoops is anopportunity for teens to play ball without

interruption from youth or adult players. Atime where they can have fun, spend timewith friends and hoop it up.

At McCleskey Y

Check gym schedule for days and times

teen ge n me N e 14-17:

Teen games and movie night at the Y allowsteens a time and a place to come togetherto have a good time, participate in a varietyof fun activities, share, communicate andstrengthen their relationships and meetother teens. Registration required.

At Northeast Y

Every 1st Thursday of the month

In the Teen Center at NCY

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prEsChool artThanks to Mr. Robert Thiebaut’s generous donation to the McCleskey-East Cobb Family YMCA in honor of his father, Frank J. Thiebaut, we are able to foster a community awareness and enjoyment of the arts. This fund will offset registration fees for our facility members and cover the costs of supplies for classes. Donations can be made to grace this fu nd. For more

information, contact Rebecca at [email protected].

sEssioN datEs

Session 1: January 10 - February 8

Session 2: Feb 22 & March 7 - April 4

Session 3: April 18 - May 23

Session 4: Sept 5-26 & Oct 10-17

Session 5: October 24 - November 21 & Dec 5

une Cncn e 3-5: Your child will learn aboutbulldozers, trucks and construction equipment. We will usehousehold items to build our construction sites.

Thursdays, 9:15 - 9:45 am • MEM: $25 PRO: $50

C f e rin e 3-5: We will experience thecolors of the rainbow through reading stories, singing songsand creating a craft around the color that day.


le n len e 3-5: We will move and groove to musicwhile learning about our alphabet and numbers.


sin in Ne e 3-5: We will create an art project

each week using things we find in nature. We will go on ascavenger hunt to collect the items.Thursdays, 11:30 - 12:15 pm • MEM: $25 PRO: $50

Contact Christina for more info: [email protected]

CrEativE arts

te te tee e 7-12 ye: Kids will use theatricalexercises, games, improv and scripts to enhance theirconfidence, communication skills, imagination and teamwork.At McCleskey Y: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:00 pm

Jan 15-Mar 7 • MEM: $170 PRO: $200

syneyFirst rc e 6-14 ye: Kids will learn toconstruct and design their very own team robot! Hands-onprojects and FIRST Lego League competitions (county, region,state & national) will teach kids creativity, problem solving andteamwork! Contact Kyle Fender at 770-977-5991 or [email protected] for more info.

Program runs during the school year, August-May.

MEM: $250 PRO: $300


daNCE & tumbliNg

pee be e 2-3: Your child will developrhythm, timing and an appreciation of dance

through routines and songs.Mondays: 9:30 am • MEM: $50 PRO: $75

be & t e 3-4: Your child will learnbasic ballet and tap skills while developingmotor dexterity and hand/eye coordination.

Mondays: 11:00 am • MEM: $50 PRO: $75

gYmNastiCs

tny t tn e 2-3: This class is away to introduce your child to basic

gymnastics in a fun and safe environment.Mondays: 10:15 am • MEM: $50 PRO: $75

tn tye e 3-4: This is anopportunity to learn moves on balance beam,the bar, and floor in a safe and fun area.

Mondays, 11:45 am • MEM: $50 PRO: $75

Contact Christina for more info:

[email protected]

Members Save

$25

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Session 1: January 28 - March 11No class Feb 18

Session 2: March 18 - April 29No class April 8 18

Session 3: August 5 - Sept 16No class September 2

Session 4: October 7 - Nov 11

Members Save

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sen & regn

wne/sng weeky

(4 week swim sessions • 8 classes)

sen 1: Jan 7 - Jan 31MLK classes moved to Fri of that weekRegistration: MEM: Dec 11 PRO: Dec 18

sen 2: Feb 4 - Feb 28No classes Feb 18. Make-up Fri, Feb 22Registration: MEM: Jan 22 PRO: Jan 29

sen 3: March 4 - March 28Registration: MEM: Feb 19 PRO: Feb 26

sen 4: April 1 - May 2No Classes Spring Break (April 8-12)Registration: MEM: March19 PRO: March 26

*sen 5: May 6 - May 23Registration: MEM: Apr 23 PRO: Apr 30*only 3 eek • 6 cle

wne/sng suy(6 week swim sessions • 6 classes)

suy 1: Jan 12 - Feb 16Registration: MEM: Dec 11 PRO: Dec 18

suy 2: Feb 23 - March 30Registration: MEM: Feb 5 PRO: Feb 12

suy 3: April 20 - May 25Registration: MEM: March19 PRO: March 26

summe weeky(4 week swim sessions • 8 classes)

sen 1: May 28 - June 6No class May 27. Make-up Fri, May 31Registration: MEM: May 14 PRO: May 21

sen 2: June 10 - June 20

Registration: MEM: May 31 PRO: June 4

sen 3: June 24 - July 5Registration: MEM: June 11 PRO: June 18

sen 4: July 8 - July 18No class July 4. Make-up Fri, July 5Registration: MEM: June 27 PRO: July 2

sen 5: July 22 - August 1Registration: MEM: July 11 PRO: July 16

Sarah Ernst Aquatics Director

phone: 770-578-2801

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summe suy(5 week swim sessions • 5 classes)

suy 1: June 1 - June 29Registration: MEM: May 14 PRO: May 21

suy 2: July 6 - August 3Registration: MEM: June 18 PRO: June 25

Fll weeky(4 week swim sessions • 8 classes)

sen 1: August 12 - Sept 6Labor Day classes moved to Fri of that weekRegistration: MEM: July 23 PRO: July 30

sen 2: Sept 9 - Oct 3Registration: MEM: Aug 20 PRO: Aug 27

sen 3: Oct 7 - Nov 1No class Oct 31. Make-up Fri, Nov 1Registration: MEM: Sept 17 PRO: Sept 24

sen 4: Nov 4 - Nov 21Registration: MEM: Oct 22 PRO: Oct 29*only 3 eek • 6 cle

sen 5: Dec 2 - Dec 19Registration: MEM: Nov 12 PRO: Nov 19*only 3 eek • 6 cle

Fll suy(6 week swim sessions • 6 classes)

suy 1: Aug 17 - Sept 21Registration: MEM: July 23 PRO: July 30

suy 2: Oct 12 - Nov 16Registration: MEM: Sept 10 PRO: Sept 17

pl Clng:

aug 4-10 for yearlymaintenance. Bydoing preventative

maintenance, wehope to avoid anyunscheduled shutdowns.

We aplogize for anyinconvenience.

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parENt aNd tot e 6-36 n en:

Thirty-minute classes. These aquatic programs give parents tools on howto develop their child’s abilities, protect them from harm and encourage

skills to build self-confidence. For safety reasons, we require swim diapersand plastic pants (available for purchase at the Welcome Center) under-neath swimsuits for children who are not potty-trained.

se en n e 6-12 n: Game playing,songs, and blowing bubbles. We emphasize water safety,water adjustment skills, and basic swim movements.

M/W: 9:30 am • SAT: 10:15 am

s en n e 12-36 n: For toddlers whoneed more of a challenge or who are trying to moveindependently in the water. The instructor prepares thetoddlers for the Pike classes.

M/W: 10:00 am • SAT: 10:45 am

prEsChool ClassEs e 3-5 • 30-ne ce

The Y is very pleased to offer the National Preschool Swim Program. Thisprogram offers children their first experience in the pool without parentalassistance. Each level offers instruction in personal growth, stroke devel-opment, personal safety, water games, rescue skills and fun. Students aretaught aquatic and rescue skills on all levels.

pe: Designed for new swimmers. Basic paddling/kickingskills, pool safety and learning to put their face in the waterwhile blowing bubbles. pe & pe 2 e e e.

pe 2 (advanced-beginner): children that will work onindependent movement (on front and back) and work onfaces in the water and arm pulls, kicking on back and arms.Winter/Spring: M/W: 4:00 pm, 5:00 pm • T/TH: 4:00 pm, 5:30 pm

Fall: M/W: 4:00 pm, 5:00 pm • T/TH: 4:30 pm, 5:30 pm

Summer: M-TH: 3:00 pm, 4:30 pm, 5:30 pm

All SAT: 8:30 am, 9:00 am

Ee (intermediate): For children who are comfortable in thewater and reinforces Pike skills. Children are taught armmovements and learn to integrate the kick and float for aprogressive and independent paddle stroke. Children can

swim independently by the end of this level.Winter/Spring: M/W: 4:30 pm, 5:30 pm • T/TH: 4:30 pm, 5:30 pm

Fall: M/W: 4:30 pm • T/TH: 4:00 pm, 5:30 pm

Summer: M-TH: 4:00 pm, 5:00 pm

All SAT: 9:00 am

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Sarah Ernst Aquatics Directorphone: 770-578-2801

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prEsChool ClassEse 3-5 • 30-ne ce

ry (advanced): Students swim on theirfront and back in a more streamlinedposition. Instruction emphasizes moreadvanced personal safety and rescue skills,which includes treading water. Children canswim 10 yards without assistance by theend of this level.Winter/Spring: M/W: 4:30 pm, 5:30 pm

T/TH: 5:00 pm

Fall: M/W: 4:00 pm, 5:30 pm • T/TH: 5:00 pm

Summer: M-TH: 4:30 pm, 5:30 pmAll SAT: 8:30 am

sf (advanced): Children learn thefundamentals of lap swimming, swimmingas part of a team, and the basics of thefour competitive strokes. Children can swim50 yards without assistance by the end.Winter/Spring: M/W: 5:00 pm • T/TH: 4:30 pm

Fall: M/W: 5:00 pm • T/TH: 4:30 pm


All SAT: 9:30 am

privatE iNstruCtioN

pive/sei-pive lenee ny e 3+: Please schedulelessons at the Welcome Center.(6) 30-min. lessons • (4) 45-min. lessons

(3) 1-hr lessons

Private: $130 • 2: $100/person • 3: $85/person

M/W or T/TH: MEM $60 PRO: $90M-TH Summer: MEM $60 PRO: $906 Classes: MEM: $54 PRO: $905 Classes: MEM: $45 PRO: $75

Members Save

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Youth e 6-13

The National YMCA Youth Swim Program is comprised of five main

components; personal growth, personal safety, stroke development, watergames and rescue. Each skill level builds upon the preceding level with fivelevels covering all strokes and safety skills. Students are taughtaquatic/rescue skills. Goggles recommended in all levels.

p (beginner): Students are acquainted with the poolenvironment, safety, flotation devices, basic stroke and kick-ing skills. By the end of this level, students will learn frontpaddle stroke, breaststroke and elementary backstroke.

Winter/Spring: M/W: 4:45 pm • T/TH: 4:00 pm, 5:30 pm



All SAT: 9:00 am

gy (intermediate beginner): Students learn to integratethe basic stroke and kick movements into three strokes:front crawl (freestyle), breaststroke, and backstroke.Students can swim independently by the end.

Winter/Spring: M/W: 4:00 pm, 5:30 pm • T/TH: 4:45 pm

Fall: M/W: 4:45 pm • T/TH: 4:00 pm, 5:15 pm


All SAT: 9:45 am

mnn (intermediate): Refine the basic stroke skills fromprevious classes, learn sidestroke, advanced personal safety

and rescue skills. Students are able to swim any basic strokefor 25 meters by the end.

Winter/Spring: M/W: 4:00 pm • T/TH: 4:45 pm

Fall: M/W: 4:45 pm • T/TH: 4:00 pm


All SAT: 9:00 am

Fyn F/s (advanced): Emphasizes enduranceswimming and techniques that focus on the competitivestrokes: butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, and front crawl(freestyle) with turns.




All SAT: 9:45 am

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Youth e 6-13

se Cnc: provides a transition intoour swim team. The class refines all fourcompetitive strokes (butterfly, backstroke,breaststroke, and freestyle). The studentswill begin to have more structure trainingsessions that will prepare them for the

swim team. By the end of this levelstudents are able to swim 50 meterscontinuously with a variety of strokes


Fall: M/W: 4:45 pm • T/TH: 5:15 pm

tEEN adult e 13+

teen/a: YMCA swim lessons for adultscan help meet the needs of the beginner orthose who just want to improve theirtechnique. Caring instructors are preparedto meet your needs.

Winter/Spring: M/W & T/TH: 6:15 pm

Fall: M/W & T/TH: 6:00 pm

All SAT: 10:00 am

M/W or T/TH: MEM $60 PRO: $90M-TH Summer: MEM $60 PRO: $906 Classes: MEM: $54 PRO: $90

5 Classes: MEM: $45 PRO: $75

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mn ry s te e 5-18: The swim team is forchildren ages 5-18 as of 8/12/13. This program is anintroduction to competitive swimming in an “everybodyswims, everybody wins” atmosphere. Coaches work on allfour strokes and techniques. This team focuses on fun,

building self-esteem, and prepares children to compete atthe next level. The team practices at the Y and competesagainst other Y’s in weekend meets. Registration forreturning swimmers will start Monday, August 5, 2013, allnew swimmers must tryout. Swim Team tryouts will be heldon August 12-14 from 4-6pm, first swim practice willMonday, August 19, 2013. If you have any questions youmay contact Sarah Ernst at [email protected] or770-578-2801.

Season Fees: August 2013 - February 2014

Parent Meeting at MCY: Saturday, Aug 3, 10:00 - 11:00 am

MEM: $400 PRO: $525

aQuatiC EvENts

une we Ee E hn e 3-13:

Come join us for our 2nd Annual Under Water Easter EggHunt! Swim around and collect your eggs, please bring awaterproof basket. Take some time out to enjoy somegames. Children 10 and under must have an adult in thepool with them. You must register for this event.

Registration Starts Monday March 4

Saturday, March 23, 4:00 - 6:00 pm • $8 per child

my y e fe n pools dy!: Free Swim Lesson

and Lifeguard Demonstration. Lifesaving Tips.

Saturday, May 11, 4:00 - 5:00 pm


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aQuatiC EvENts

pn pc n e p e 3-13: Come join us for our 2nd Annual Pumpkin Patch inthe Pool. Come swim around and pick outyour perfect pumpkin and then decorate it.Also take time out to bobbing for apples andgames. Children 10 and under must have anadult in the pool with them. Children 8 and

under must have an adult in the water. Youmust register for this event.

Registration Starts Monday, September 30

Saturday, October 19, 4:00 – 6:00 pm

$8 per child

s sn e 3-13: HO! HO! HO!Santa is making a special stop at theMcCleskey YMCA for a little water fun beforehis big trip! Come take a dip in the pool andshare your Christmas wish list with Santa.Have your photo taken with him and receive a

holiday frame to put in. Join Santa and hisfriends for pool games, and a special treatafter swimming. Children 10 and under musthave an adult in the pool are with them.Children 8 and under must have an adult inthe water. You must register for this event.

Registration Starts Monday, November 11

Saturday, December 14, 4:00 – 6:00 pm

$8 per child

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g Exece CeFacility members13+ may participate in unlimited exercise classes.

mcClEskEY group EX sChEdulE

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Body Sculpting • Cross Training • Yoga • Group CyclingStep Blast • Step ‘n Sculpt • ZumbaFor more information email: [email protected].

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Aquacise • Active Older Adult Water ExerciseDeep Water Workout • Hydroflex Water- ChiWater Sport • Water Walking & Jogging

For more information email: [email protected].

NorthEast group EX sChEdulE

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Cardio Kickboxing Group Cycling • Mat Pilates • Pure MusclePure Strength • RaceFit Cycle • Six-Pack Abs • Tai ChiUpper Cuts • Below the Belt • Urban Groove • Yoga • Zumba

For more information email: [email protected]

thE CoaCh approaCh®

te CoaCh approaCh®, an Execie spce a x-n fee f ee e 18+: YMCAexercise support process designed to teach new or returningexercisers how to start and stick with their personalizedexercise program. Learn how to:

• Kick the inactivity habit

• Shape workouts around activities you prefer

• Measure effects of exercise on mood, stress & energy

• Stay on track even when your schedule throws you a

curve ball! Schedule an appointment today!

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FitNEss EQuipmENt

Fiinxx n Eqien oienin fee

f ee e 13+: YMCA Wellness coachesare available to answer your fitnessquestions, provide instruction on how to usethe FitLinxx-Training Partner techonologyand design a safe, effective exercise routine.Schedule appointments at the WelcomeCenter.

Y pcy: Ages 9-12 may use WellnessCenter equipment if the following

requirements are met:• Child must be 60” tall per

manufacturer requirements.• Successfully complete an

equipment orientation (with parent/guardian present) and earn aCharacter Value Bracelet.

• Subsequent use of the arearequires a parent/guardianpresent and the Character ValueBracelet visible to YMCA Staff.

Youth 9-12 yrs. may participate in groupclasses only if accompanied by a parent orguardian 18 years of age or older and who isa member. The following exclusions apply:Hi-Def and Cycling.

If a participant’s safety is compromised, theYMCA Certified Group Exercise Instructorsreserve the right to redirect a member to amore appropriate class.

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advaNCEd traiNiNgs at both Ys

trX® senn® tnn f ee e 13+:

Designed by a Navy SEAL, TRX Suspension Training® is acomplete total-body workout that helps athletes, militarypersonnel, and general health seekers take their performanceto the next level. TRX Suspension Training® is a revolution-ary method of leveraged bodyweight exercise. Safely performhundreds of exercises that build power, strength, flexibility,balance, mobility, and prevent injuries, all at the intensity youchoose. Perfect for all fitness levels – from the beginnerexerciser who just wants to get stronger and fitter to theprofessional athlete who needs peak performance.

Classes are offered on a monthly basis, 2 or 3x a week.3 times a week – $50/month (12 classes)2 times a week – $35/month (8 classes)

McCleskey:

M/W/F: 11:00 am • M/W: 7:15 pm

T/TH: 6:00 am

Northeast:

M/W/F:9:45 am • M/W: 7:30 pm

T/TH: 5:30 am, 9:45 am, 5:45 pm

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The Y offers certified personaltrainers to assist you in becoming

the strongest you possible!

advaNCEd traiNiNgs • both Ys

one-n-ne pen tinin f

ee e 13+: Certified Y trainers willdesign an individual fitness plan geared toyour specific needs. Maximize your resultsand reach your goals. By appointments only.

McCleskey & Northeast Ys: $50/per hour

g tinin f ee e 13+: Sixweeks of training for groups of 4-8 people.Strength training, core and cardio training.Monthly Sessions.

At Northeast Y: T/TH: 11:00 am - noon

MEM only: $100 twice a week

b C e 13+: Be all that you canbe! This high intensity format includescalisthenics, speed & agility work,

plyometrics and cardio drills in one power-packed hour. Although all exercise levels arewelcome, it is designed for those seeking anintense boost to their workout routine.Emerge stronger, faster & fitter!

Northeast Y: Mon/Wed/Fri, 6:00 - 7:00 am

MEM: $100/month PRO: $150/month

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The Y is a starting point for many youth to learn aboutbecoming active and developing healthy habits that last alifetime. We are committed to providing a fun environment

where your child can learn the fundamental skills of tennis.Are your children looking for a fun activity that alsoexercises their bodies? This tennis program will introduceyour child to team work, nurturing their potential andimproving coordination.

Youth lEssoNs • 30-mne en

tenn t e 3-5: Learn hand-eyecoordination in this intro class. Racquetball racquets orsmall tennis racquets are advised.

Wendnesdays, 3:00 pm or Saturdays, 11:00 amMEM: $50 PRO: $80

mncn tenn e 5-8: Learn basic strokes of the game:serve, forehand and backhand!

Ages 5-6: Wednesdays, 3:30 pm or Saturdays, 12:00 pm

Ages 7-8: Wednesdays, 4:00 pm or Saturdays, 12:30 pm

MEM: $50 PRO: $80

adult lEssoNs • 1-h en

pe-alta tenn e 9-13: Little/no experience.

Wednesdays, 5:00 pm or Saturdays, 1:00 pm

MEM: $60 PRO: $90

*a benne e 13+: Learn forehand, backhand,volley, overhead, serve and score.

Wednesdays, 9:00 am, 6:00 pm or Saturdays, 9:00 am

MEM: $60 PRO: $90

*a ance benne e 13+: Refinement of all

basic strokes. Prereq: Beginners class or equivalent.Wednesdays, 10:00 am, 7:00 pm or Saturdays, 10:00 am

MEM: $60 PRO: $90

*Morning classes not available during summer sessions.

status mE: Sign up for statusme.com and you will be

notified via text or email of any change to the schedule.

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wne 1: Jan 16 – Feb 16

wne 2: Feb 27 – Mar 30

wne 3: Apr 10 – May 11

summe 1: May 29 – June 29

summe 2: July 10 – Aug 10

Fll 1: Aug 21 – Sept 21

Fll 2: Oct 2 – Nov 2Fll 3: Nov 13 – Dec 21

Register up to 5 days before classes begin!

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adult doublEs lEssoNs

*de d & sey e 13+:

Doubles strategies through play and drills.Learn every possible position.

Wednesdays, 11:00 am • MEM: $60 PRO: $90

privatE lEssoNs

pe len e e: All levels

and abilities. $65/hour

QuEstioNs: Ask the Welcome Center Staff!

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Records quickly fade, but kids who play sports hold onto the memories andbenefits for a lifetime. We offer a variety of youth sports programs for boysand girls 3-18 years old. The YMCA sports philosophy is centered onparticipation, learning and FUNdamentals. All sports programs are based on

our YMCA values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility, and place apriority on family involvement, healthy competition, team building, fair play,improving sport skills and creating a positive self image.

baskEtball

Y wne be f y n e 6-14: Dribble,pass, and shoot the lights out in the YMCA Youth Basketballleague. We emphasize skill development and good sportsman-ship in an encouraging environment. All age groups have onepractice session during the week. Jersey included.

Game locations: U8 at McCleskey, U10 at Northeast,

U12-U14 various locations as sometravel may be required.

Evaluations/Draft: Nov 9

Practices: Begin the week of Nov 11

Games: Begin the weekend of Dec 7

Holidays: No play Nov 25-30 and Dec 23-28

Jamboree: Weekend of Feb 8-9

MEM: $90 PRO: $120

411 be acey e 6-15: An 8-week programdesigned to teach the fundamentals of basketball and lifelessons to boys and girls. Kids are trained to become bettershooters, passers, rebounders, and ball handlers. Participantswill also be taught to be coachable players. The goal at theend of each session is to prepare all participants for the nextlevel of basketball.

Spring Summer Fall Session

March 2 – April 27 June 1 – July 27 Sept 7 – Oct 26No class on March 30 No class on June 29

Held at McCleskey Y

Ages 6-9: 9:00 – 10:00 AM

Ages: 10-15 10:30 – 11:30 AM

MEM: $90 PRO: $120

Contact John Thomas at [email protected] for more information.

vnee: We Need Volunteers! Be a part of your athletesexperience by volunteering your time to their team. Every season weare always in need of coaches for all of our youth sports teams. Noexperience is necessary. We will provide you with coaching materialsto get you started. If you are willing to volunteer, please contactJamie at [email protected] .

Members Save

$30

bEgiNNEr sports f e 3-5

Introduce your child to sports! The focus ison basic skill development, teamwork andhaving fun. In this program kids have a teampractice for 15 minutes, followed by a halfhour game. Parents are encouragedto participate with their child.

Held at the McCleskey Y

• Rookie Basketballers: Saturday Mornings

Winter Season: Jan 5-Feb 9

• TBall: Sunday afternoonsSpring: Mar 17-Apr 28 ( no game Mar 31)

• Flag Football: Sunday AfternoonsFall: Aug 18-Sept 29 (no game Sept 1)

MEM: $70 PRO: $100

Flag Football

F F e 6-12: Huddle up for fun!Our rec program is designed for youngstersnew to the sport of football as well as thosenot quite ready for tackle football. Our focusis on education, participation, teamwork and

sportsmanship.Held at the McCleskey Y

Evaluations: Sunday, October 27, 1:30 pm

Practices: Sundays beginning November 3

Games: Sundays beginning November 10

Skills Tournament: January 26

No practices/games:

Nov 24 or Dec 22, 29

MEM: $90 PRO: $120

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vollEYballvey Ne e 7-10 (ce) &

11-14 : Bump, set, spike! We haveteamed up with Cobb Atlanta JuniorsVolleyball to offer a recreational volleyballleague. This league will focus on skilldevelopment and teamwork. Teams will haveone practice and one match a week and anend of season tournament. [email protected] for more info.

Dates TBA

MEM: $145 PRO: $175

adult iNliNE hoCkEY

a inne hcey lee e 30+: 10weeks of Hockey: 8-week season; 2 weeks ofplay-offs. Games played in three 8-minuteperiods! Register individually. Captainsselect teams after evaluations. Goalies of anyage play for free, but must register as aprogram member. Teams selected during mid-week practices and scrimmages. Contact JeffShimizu for more info at (678) 232-7233.

Sundays, 6:00 – 10:00 pmMEM: $80 PRO: $120

Required Equipment: HECC approved helmet with fullfacemask, skates with no brakes, knee & shin pads,mouth guard, stick, gloves, elbow pads, protective cup.Recommended: chest protector.


iNdoor soCCEr

in scce s sen Ne e 5-12: Havingfun learning soccer doesn’t have to end just because the

season is over. Join us in our winter skills session that willencourage multiple touches on the ball, promote quickdecision-making and even quicker reaction times. Players willneed a soccer ball, sneakers, shin guards and long socks.There are two separate sessions held. Register for bothsessions to receive the maximum winter soccer workout!

Ages 5-8: 6:00-6:50pm

Ages 9-12: 7:00-7:50pm

MEM: $60 PRO: $80

Session 1: Every Monday and Thursday, Nov 25 – Dec 12

Session 2: Every Thursday, Jan 9 – Feb 13

in rec scce lee Ne e 8-16: Enjoyplaying in our indoor arena during the 6 week winter soccerprogram. Our indoor soccer league is offered to playerswishing to learn more about the sport, develop and increasefoot skills, and have a fun experience.

January 3 – February 9

Games can vary, Friday-Sunday. No trainings during the week.

MEM: $60 PRO: $90

*Send coach/friend request to [email protected]*

F f seec pye ny: This program is offered to select

level players looking to maintain their technique and finesse inthe off season. The league is designed to promote, foster, andperpetuate the game of soccer on a competitive level.

January 3 – February 9

Games can vary, Friday-Sunday. No trainings during the week.

Some travel may be required.

$350 per team by registering before Dec 1

$400 per team if registering between Dec 2 – Dec 31

laCrossE

lce mcCeey Y e 6-13: As one of the fastestgrowing team sports in the United States, lacrosse buildsspeed, agility, and coordination as well as teamwork andconfidence. We aim to create a fun and encouragingatmosphere. Practices and games will be held at Mt. ParanChurch and Marietta Church of God. Equipment rentals areoffered to those in need.

Spring Season: March 2 – April 27

Fall Season: September 28 – November 2

Cost: $225

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strikEr soCCEr at McCleskey Y

strikEr soCCEr e 31/2 - 18

2013 spriNg sEasoN datEs:

U4 Micro Soccer March 9 - May 4U5 Micro Soccer March 9 - May 4

U6-U8 Rec Soccer February 18 - May 12

U10-U19 Rec Soccer February 11 - May 12

in de & 411:

Micro Soccer Meet & Greet, March 3 Field Y1:U4 at 1:30 pm • U5 at 2:30 pm

Early Registration Dates: December 1 - February 1Regular Registration Dates: February 2 - February 12Wait List Opens February 13

ty f seec & acey:End of May, beginning of June. TBA

u4 & u5 mc u6-u8 rec u10-u19 rec*

Membership Categories MEM: PRO: MEM: PRO: MEM: PRO:

Registering: Dec 1 - Feb 1 $70 $100 $110 $126 $160* *$189

Registering: Feb 2 - Full $70 $100 $110 $126 $170 $199

T-shirt included Uniform included

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Y scce e 3-18: Our mission is toprovide a quality soccer experience forplayers, coaches, and families that promotesthe development of each athlete to reachtheir highest potential through skillrefinement, teamwork, and sportsmanship.We offer a few side sessions to enhanceyour child’s soccer experience:

Basic Friday Foot Skills (bonus)

Keeper Training (bonus)

Advanced Pre-Academy Development

Training (addtl. fee)

Our volunteer coaches are offered trainingand assistance to ensure that each teamreceives the tools and teachings needed tohave a productive, fun, and memorableexperience.

voluNtEEr to CoaCh

All YMCA teams require volunteer coachesand team managers. Training is availablethrough Georgia Youth Soccer Associationand the Y. For an interview, please emailAssociate Sports Diretor, Jamie Kekaualua at [email protected]. (All YMCA volunteers

must pass a criminal background check.)

*u8-u19 rEturNiNg rec pye ey e nf:Registered by Dec 1: MEM: $139 PRO: $164 Registered After Dec 1: MEM: $149 PRO: $174

http://www.ymcaregistration.com/


http://www.ymcaregistration.com/


Northeast Cobb Family YMCA Program Guide

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