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SUMMER 2021 PROGRAMS & CLASSES ARE BACK! 11405 W Deno Rd. Airway Heights, WA 99001 | (509)244-4845 | airwayheightsparksandrec.org
Airway Heights Parks & Recreation is excited to finally offer a summer full of programs, activities, and events for our community. We offer these programs with hope and optimism, but ask for understanding that all items in this guide are "SUBJECT TO CHANGE". We will do our best to ensure that all opportunities provided are safe to offer above all else in the interest of public health. FOR YOUR PATIENCE, UNDERSTANDING, AND CONTINUED SUPPORT.
Our Mission Create Community & Quality of Life Through People, Parks, & Programs IN THIS ISSUE DEPARTMENT STAFF LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR 2 JC Kennedy Parks & Recreation Director GENERAL INFO & POLICIES 4 PARKS & REC NEWS 6 Andy Gardner COMMUNITY CLEAN UP DAYS 7 Parks & Recreation Deputy Director RECREATION CENTER INFORMATION 10 Glen Horton MEMBERSHIP RATES 10 Recreation Programs Supervisor REC CENTER AMENITIES 11 Glenn Pike AQUATICS PROGRAMS 12 Parks & Facility Maintenance Supervisor SWIM LESSONS 14 Shawn Bro WATER EXERCISE 17 Maintenance Technician FITNESS PROGRAMS 18 Scott Spillman GROUP FITNESS CLASSES 18 Maintenance Technician PERSONAL TRAINING 20 Geoff Langley RECREATION PROGRAMS Parks Maintenance Coordinator YOUTH PROGRAMS 22 Nemo Janke TEEN PROGRAMS 26 Guest Services & Operations Supervisor ADULT PROGRAMS 28 55 & BETTER PROGRAMS 30 Jared Nichols Fitness Supervisor PARKS 32 Sarah Jane Amick COMMUNITY EVENTS 33 Aquatics Supervisor JULY IS PARKS & RECREATION MONTH 33 Tre Howland SUMMER MOONLIGHT MOVIES BC Aquatics Coordinator COMMUNICATE & CONNECT WITH US 11405 W Deno Rd airwayheightsparksandrec.org @ah_parksandrec Spokane, WA 99224 (509) 244-4845 parksandrec@cawh.org /ahparksandrec
OPEN. SAFE. RESPONSIBLE. LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR We are open, and responsibly resuming programs and services The past year has transformed nearly every aspect of our to our community. Our priority is the health and well-being of our world. Our family, friends, colleagues, and neighbors members, participants, and staff. Airway Heights Parks & Recreation have had their lives changed in critical ways that promise will continue to work closely with State and local officials and to have long-lasting effects. Living through a global follow all current guidelines to slow the spread of COVID-19. The pandemic has driven dramatic shifts in our jobs, social reopening of our Recreation Center, classes, and programs will interactions, eating habits, childcare, and even our occur in phases and requires appropriate planning for each phase. collective sense of time. Virtually no one has been left Airway Heights Parks & Recreation will use best practices and untouched after 12 months of such dramatic disruption. A policies to safely resume full operations to best serve our community. generous dose of empathy and understanding of that truth will make us all stronger as we rebuild and remake our NEW OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES & POLICIES: community in the year ahead. MASKS ARE REQUIRED COVID-19 abruptly upended our lives last year, it Face coverings are required in the facility and during all program separated us, almost completely, from our routines participation. Exception: Masks are not required while in the and the events that usually root our lives in time-work, water for an aquatics reservation. Hot tub requires masks be worn. school, dates, social outings, sports events, ceremonies, DO NOT ENTER THE BUILDING OR ATTEND A community events, and travel. All the things we plan for PROGRAM IF YOU FEEL SICK and look forward, to. Life tends to be a blur without these Stay home if you are exhibiting the following symptoms: anchors. In February we were able to finally re-open - Fever ≥101.4° - Chills the doors of the Recreation Center. Since then we have - Loss of taste and/or smell - Persistent cough been busy reflecting, rethinking, rebuilding, an,,d most - Sore throat - Difficulty breathing of all working on how we can best reconnect with all of you and once again have something to plan and look LIMITED FACILITY ACCESS forward to. We have scheduled programs that we can In an effort to meet current Healthy Washington Phasing run within the guidelines mandated by the Washington guidelines as well as sanitize appropriately, all members and State Department of Health keeping the health and safety guests must adhere to capacity and time limit restrictions. of our members and staff at the forefront of our planning Certain areas of our facility, as well as services, or programs, may efforts. be closed or have modified access. Aquatics access requires a reservation. We are excited to finally welcome back summer! The lost LIMITED PROGRAMS summer of 2020 put a stop so many things, we missed Many of our regularly scheduled programs, activities, lessons, our regular programs, our fun traditions, and, most of all, and classes may be unable to take place, or may be heavily our community members that we are driven to serve. We modified. Visit our website for updates and cancellations. hope to help the community find renewed pleasure in little things that build a reintroduced sense of community SOCIAL DISTANCING that is fostered by a sense of understanding, empathy, Respect other people’s space and health by staying at least a 6' and compassion for each other. The programs we are apart. Avoid personal contact and groups of more than 5 people. working on will provide the opportunity for participants LIMITED OCCUPANCY & PROGRAM CAPACITY to have some fun, smile, and be positive. It is challenging Building occupancy may be limited in multiple areas of the operating under the cur,rent restrictions that we are building and will adjust according to Washington State Phasing forced to adhere to, but things will get better. We are all procedures. Many programs and classes will also have limited experiencing fatigue and frustration. We are resilient and capacity in order to keep maintain appropriate social distancing. together we will come back AH Strong-er! EQUIPMENT SANITIZING Thank you for your continued support, Help maintain a clean and healthy facility by wiping down all equipment before and after each use with provided disinfectant and towels. PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITIES To safeguard your health and the health of those around, PLEASE J.C. Kennedy do you part and: Parks & Recreation Director WEAR YOUR MASK and appropriately cover up when sneezing or coughing. WASH & SANITIZE YOUR HANDS regularly, especially after touching your face. Thank you for your cooperation. We are excited to welcome everyone back and look forward to seeing you soon! AHPR ACTIVITY GUIDE | SUMMER 2021
WE NEED YOUR INPUT! We are updating our 6 year Master Plan and need your help to guide us into making decisions that meet the current and future needs of the rresidents of our wonderful city. The Parks & Recreation Master Plan is the road map that guides staff to help meet the needs of current and future residents by positioning the City to build on the community’s unique parks and recreation assets, as well as identify new opportunities for everyone of all ages. The citizen-driven six-year plan establishes a clear direction for the Parks & Recreation Department staff, Park Advisory Board, and elected officials in their efforts to enhance the community’s parks and recreation programs, services, and facilities. The success of this process is built upon proper planning and preparation to seize opportunities. The data we collect helps prioritize the needs of the community and prepare us to take the right actions for the right reasons at the right time. It will also ensure continuity of direction as elected officials change and help us be more efficient with limited resources and funding. Public participation is a fundamental part of this effort. This plan is driven by input and guidance received from the community, which begins with the Master Plan Survey. This survey will gather important information regarding current parks and recreation related services and opportunities offered, as well as identify services that our residents value and would like to see in the future. The survey, while anonymous, does ask participants to provide their address to assure that we are receiving data from across the community and to verify that only one survey per household is included in the data. If left blank, your information may not be included in the data. DEADLINE TO TAKE THE SURVEY AND SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS IS FRIDAY JUNE 25TH. Once data collection from survey responses is complete, public meetings will be held over the course of the summer to share the results of survey and gather final input. Meeting dates are not yet scheduled. Dates will be posted online at airwayheightparksandrec.org and on the Parks & Recreation Facebook page. SCAN THE CODE TO TAKE THE SURVEY > > > > Survey also available Creating Community & Quality of Life online at: Through People, Parks, and Programs. ah-pr.org/masterplan/ airwayheightsparksandrec.org | (509)244-4845
GENERAL INFO & POLICIES REGISTRATION REFUNDS & CREDITS Ways to register: In the event a participant cannot participate in his or her 1. Register for programs and activities online at: registered program due to unforeseen circumstances, Airway airwayheightsparksandrec.org *User account required Heights Parks & Recreation will work to provide refunds for program fees under the following policy: 2. Visit the Parks & Recreation Department at the Airway Heights Recreation Center at: 1. Full refunds or department credit will be given for all classes 11405 West Deno Road Airway Heights, WA 99224 canceled by AHPR. 3. Call the Parks & Recreation Office at: (509) 244-4845 2. Refunds will be granted for program fees paid if requested before the registration deadline date (or at least 5 business • Be sure to provide the best and most current information days before start of program if no registration deadline). when registering to ensure that you receive all necessary information for programs, activities, events, and facilities. 3. Refunds will either be transferred back to the purchasing credit/debit card, or issued via check for cash and check • Preregistration is required for most programs unless payments. Check refunds will be issued from the City of otherwise stated. Airway Heights within 30 days of the Request. Checks will • All fees are due at the time of registration unless otherwise not be issued for refunds $10 or less (account credit will be noted. We do not “hold” a space for you without full applied). payment and registration. 4. Refunds credited to AHPR user accounts will be good for one • Space is limited in many programs and events. It is best calendar year from issue date, for full credit given. if you register at least two weeks in advance of any 5. Credits or refunds will not be issued for missed classes, registration deadline or start date. programs, or events. • All programs have a minimum and maximum enrollment. 6. Refunds or credits will not be issued for "change of mind" if Programs maybe canceled if minimums are not met. after the registration deadline or within 3 business days of • All participants in AHPR programs, events, and activities program start. must complete all required forms, waivers, and agreements 7. To request a refund, contact Guest Services at prior to participation. (509) 244-4845. • Images (photographs, video recordings, etc.) taken of 8. Refunds will not be issued from an account credit. all participants engaged in AHPR programs, events, and activities may be used for promotional purposes on the 9. Refunds will not be issued for programs costing $10 or less AHPR website, social media pages, and printed materials (unless canceled by AHPR). 10. AHPR will not accept returns or refunds on merchandise or CANCELLATIONS items purchased for programs. CA NC EL ED 11. Certain fees relating to rentals and memberships have their tion by registering early own refund policies. Contact Guest Services directly to Avoid the disappointment of a cancella inquire about a specific policy. and encouraging others to join and get registered. es and lea gues are most Programs, classes, activiti istration. 12. AHPR reserves the right to observe each refund on case by d due to low reg commonly cancele case basis. Exceptions in certain instances may apply. ACTIVITY GUIDE UPDATES & ERRORS Sometimes things don’t go as planned and, for that reason, AHPR reserves the right to cancel, combine, move, or change AHPR strives to produce the most accurate seasonal Activity any program, event, or activity. In such cases, every effort will Guide possible, but sometimes errors are made and things be made to notify all participants of cancellations or changes to change after the guide is printed. Every effort will be made to programs. Department initiated cancellations will be refunded or notify participants and members of the changes, and correct and credited to your Parks & Recreation account. upload all changes to the AHPR website. Be sure to check the website and your email regularly for updates. INCLEMENT WEATHER Programs may be canceled in the event of inclement weather or *Airway Heights Parks & Recreation uses images and graphics power outages. We encourage you to call (509) 244-4845 for provided and approved for use by freepik.com. program status regarding weather. NOTE: All outdoor activities are to be canceled if thunder or ADVERTISING lightning are present. Advertising opportunities in Airway Heights Parks & Recreation's seasonal Activity Guide as well as inside the Recreation Center RECREATION TRENDS are available in a variety sizes and formats. Is there something you’d like to see us try? Share your ideas or Contact (509) 309-2262 for more information. suggestions for new programs, activities, or events with us by emailing parksandrec@cawh.org. We want to hear from you! AHPR ACTIVITY GUIDE | SUMMER 2021
NONDISCRIMINATION POLICY In accordance with applicable Federal and State Law, Airway VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Heights Parks & Recreation does not discriminate against any PARK ADVISORY BOARD person on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, national origin, age, marital status, or disability. This policy applies to the The Park Board advises and assists Parks & Recreation staff in the operation, conduct, or administration of community programs for park and facility planning and development process, as well as youth, adults, and seniors. Sponsoring organizations requesting supports and promotes Parks & Recreation programs, activities the use of Airway Heights Parks & Recreation facilities are and events. Parks Board members must be: required to comply with this policy. • A resident of Airway Heights for at least one year continuously PRIVACY POLICY • Currently registered to vote The City of Airway Heights Parks & Recreation will not sell or • Serve three year terms. willingly share any information received through the registration Park Board meetings are held the first Thursday following the process, to any third party. Information collected during the first City Council meeting of the month at the Airway Heights registration process may be given to program instructors or Recreation Center at 5:30pm. coaches for use in case of emergency. They may also be used to provide program or department updates, and facility Current Board Members: notifications. The City is, however, required to adhere to President - Jacob Powers, Secretary - Shannon LaCambra, the Washington Sate Public Records Act, Revised Code of Steven Titus, Mary Beth Ochoa, Davin Perry Washington 42.56. The City may on occasion use information to notify you of activities/circumstances the City feels may be important to you and your family or that you opt into. SENIOR ADVISORY COMMISSION The Senior Advisory Commission works with the Parks & PARK AMENITIES l Sh h Pa bal Recreation Department to plan and organize activities, trips, y str nd d ll ail la lle nd all ve s classes, and presentations for active adults 55 and over by Pa oom sk d Re rou Ba Tr Sp Vo Sa etb Ba Fiel BB er d g s s utilizing their particular insight on the issues and trends of interest t Q re ay el Ac Pl SUNSET PARK to the senior population in the Community. The overall goal of the 9 X X X X X X X X X 924 S Lawson St commission is to enrich and enhance the health and quality of life SHORTY COMBS PARK for seniors in the community. 3 X X X X 12524 W 18th Ave Commission meetings are held the third Tuesday of each month, CLEVELAND PARK 2 X X at 2:00pm, at the Airway Heights Recreation Center. 335 S Campbell StSt All Commissions positions are currently OPEN. TRADITION PARK 1 X X *12700-12800 W 4th Ave LANDRETH YOUTH ADVISORY COMMISSION 7 X *13500 W 13th Ave The Youth Advisory Commission (YAC) is open to middle school REC COMPLEX 10 X X X X and high school students and works to help plan activities, trips, 11405 W Deno Rd and events for teens in Airway Heights. The YAC also works with * Indicates approximate address location teens to help build up college and job resumes, gain community service hours, and improve leadership skills. Park map is available online at: ahparksandrec.org/parks/ Contact the Recreation Supervisor Glen Horton for the next SUNSET PARK SPLASH PAD OPERATION: scheduled meeting. Memorial Day - Labor Day: Tue-Sun 1:00PM to 7:00PM All Commissions positions are currently open. PARK RENTALS PICNIC AREA & SHELTER 16 HOUR RENTAL: PARKS & RECREATION VOLUNTEER Airway Heights Parks & Recreation offers a variety of volunteer $35-$300 (Depending on size of group) opportunities such as: VOLLEYBALL COURT DAILY USE: • Youth sports coach • Community class instructors $15.00 • Special event • Fulfilling high school graduation hours BBQ SMOKER GRILL: $30 (for use on City property with park rental) Board/Commission and Volunteer Applications are available online at airwayheightsparksandrec.org or BALL FIELD WITH PREP (DRAGGED/RAKED & LINED): at the Airway Heights Recreation Center. $35 (Monday–Friday) / $50 (Saturday & Sunday) NO FIELD PREP: $10 (All week)/ Lights: $10/hour Completion of application does not guarantee placement Call (509) 244-4845 for rentals and availability. into an open board or volunteer position. Payment is due upon receipt of application. airwayheightsparksandrec.org | (509)244-4845
PARKS & REC NEWS SPLASH PAD UPDATE In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic closed many programs My Rec Story and amenities offered by the Parks & Recreation Department CHERIE CHRISTENSON including Sunset Park's most popular summer time attraction, the Splash Pad. Unfortunately, as a result of the ongoing public The Airway Heights health situation, and guidelines set forth by state and local health Recreation Center has had officials, the Splash Pad will remain closed until further notice. an enormous impact on my Airway Heights Parks & Recreation will be closely monitoring life, and my family’s. I have changes to guidance, and be prepared to open these amenities been overweight most of as soon as restrictions are lifted. my life and, growing up in Airway Heights, the lack of access to health and fitness opportunities made losing weight difficult. Since joining, my husband and I started training with Jared and Zechariah, and, with their coaching and encouragement, we are well on our way to living a healthier, happier life. Even our kids are excited about taking part in getting healthy. My oldest joins us for workouts on the Fitness Floor, and loves the way working out makes her feel. My youngest enjoys playing and swimming in the pool. We own a family operated farm in Reardan, Christenson Family Farms, and getting healthy and in shape will make daily work on the farm less strenuous. OPEN SHARE YOUR REC STORY OR SPOTLIGHT A COMMUNITY MEMBER MEMORIAL DAY MY REC STORY: Share your story (or someone you know) of how participation and access to recreational opportunities here through in Airway Heights has improved quality of life, health, and social LABOR DAY experience. Stories can come from youth participating in sports for the first time, seniors joining a program and making new friends, or how hitting the gym has given you new confidence. PENDING PUBLIC HEALTH RESTRICTIONS COMMUNITY MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Do you know a community member doing great things to represent, improve, and serve Airway Heights? Nominate them to be recognized as the Community Member Spotlight in the next Activity Guide. Nominees can any be kids, adults, seniors, businesses, etc. To share a My Rec Story or nominate a person or business to be spotlighted email parksandrec@cawh.org using "My Rec Story" or "Community Member Spotlight" in the subject line. Please be sure to provide the person’s name, contact info, and a brief description of the reason for your submission. DAYS & HOURS: Tuesday - Sunday Airway Heights Parks & Recreation is looking for friendly 1:00pm -7:00pm and motivated individuals to join our amazing team. PART TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN: *Closed Mondays* Aquatics Recreation Guest Services Splash Pad will operate on Fitness Parks Maintenance Memorial Day & Labor Day Visit the Rec Center Front Desk to inquire about open positions or check online at ah-pr.org/employment/ AHPR ACTIVITY GUIDE | SUMMER 2021
SCHEDULED CLEAN UP DUMP DAYS FRIDAY MAY 14TH SUNDAY MAY 23RD FRIDAY JULY 9TH SUNDAY JULY 18TH FRIDAY AUGUST 20TH SUNDAY AUGUST 29TH FRIDAY OCTOBER 15TH SUNDAY OCTOBER 24TH The City of Airway Heights and Waste Management want ACCEPTED ITEMS - YES! to help Airway Heights residents clean up their properties by • HOUSEHOLD GARBAGE providing several opportunities to dispose of unwanted junk, All garbage must be bagged. trash, home project leftovers, and yard waste this Spring, Summer, and Fall. • CLEAN GREEN No stumps Grass, leaves, plant trimmings, branches (no larger than Different from past years of dumping at the park, this event is 3" in diameter, and 6' long), wood chips, and unflocked/ offered as part of the residential collection contract between undecorated Christmas trees. WM and the City of Airway Heights. Residents that subscribe to regular collection services will receive a Post Card Voucher in the • LARGE APPLIANCES Limit 3 items mail allowing 2 free trips per pass to : Stoves, washers, dryers, dishwashers, freezers, refrigerators, air conditioners, and water heaters. Spokane Waste to Energy Facility 2900 S Geiger Blvd, Spokane, WA 99224 • MISCELLANEOUS Lawn mowers Must be free of fuel and oil IMPORTANT! Small appliances, non-reusable household junk. Post Card Voucher must be presented at time of disposal. Tires Limit 4 Participants must come prepared to unload their own items, and Paint Must be solidified first observe load size limits of two standard pickup bed loads. No NOT ACCEPTED - NO! trailers or moving trucks. • HAZARDOUS WASTE SECURE YOUR LOAD! The Waste to Energy Facility will assess • AUTOMOTIVE WASTE a fee to citizens who bring in unsecured loads of trash or yard All automotive fluids, car batteries, running gears, and waste. WM reserve the right to refuse items that are not listed, or automotive body parts. items that are contaminated or too large/heavy to safely handle. • PRODUCTS CONTAINING MERCURY Thermometers, thermostats, fluorescent bulbs and tubes, mercury added batteries, and switches. • MISCELLANEOUS Commercially generated waste, biological waste, medications, radioactive waste, tires, asbestos, sharps/ medical waste, and animal carcasses. airwayheightsparksandrec.org | (509)244-4845
RECREATION CENTER W DENO RD AIRWAY HEIGHTS, WA HOURS OF OPERATION MONDAYFRIDAY 7:00AM 8:00PM SATURDAY & SUNDAY 10:00AM 6:00PM HOLIDAYS CLOSED PHOTO PROVIDED BY FLARE PHOTOGRAPHY MEMBERSHIPS The Airway Heights Recreation Center offers various membership rates* for Airway Heights residents and non-residents living outside the City limits. The resident rate is extended to active duty military and employees of Airway Heights businesses within the incorporated limits of the City of Airway Heights. Proof of residency, active military status, or employment within city limits is required at the time of registration to qualify for the Resident Rate. CATEGORY DAILY 10 VISIT SEMIANNUAL ANNUAL MONTHLY RES NONRES RES NONRES RES NONRES RES NONRES YOUTH $5.00 $40.00 $45.00 $132.00 $160.00 $264.00 $319.00 $24.00 $29.00 ADULT $7.00 $56.00 $63.00 $198.00 $248.00 $396.00 $495.00 $36.00 $45.00 SENIOR (62+) $6.00 $48.00 $54.00 $154.00 $193.00 $308.00 $385.00 $28.00 $35.00 FAMILY* N/A N/A N/A $336.00 $418.00 $671.00 $836.00 $61.00 $76.00 Airway Heights Sales Tax is applied at time of transaction. *Family Memberships are defined as one or two adults living in the same household and up to three dependents listed on either adult’s tax return. Additional dependents may be added to a family membership at $12.00 per additional dependent. MEMBERSHIP INSURANCE FITNESS PROGRAMS YOUTH FACILITY ACCESS The Airway Heights Recreation Center accepts Silver & Fit, Active AGES AQUATICS CENTER: & Fit, and Renew Active participants! These programs allow 0-6 (or under 48") Must have direct in supervision in the water qualifying individuals to receive a no-cost membership covered by a member 14 y/o or older under your insurance plan. If you are interested in finding out if 7-9 Must have an adult with them in the Aquatic Center you are eligible, contact your insurance provider, or visit the Rec 10-11 Must have an adult somewhere in the facility Center and check with Guest Services. FITNESS FLOOR: 0-10 Not allowed on the Fitness Floor 11-13 Must have direct supervision by a member 16 y/o or older and completed the Youth Fitness Orientation 14-17 Must have completed the Youth Fitness Orientation GYMNASIUM: 0-2 Not allowed in the Gymnasium 3-7 Must have direct supervision by a 16 y/o or older 8-11 Must have an adult somewhere in the facility LOBBY & LOUNGE: Facial covers are required at 0-6 Must have direct supervision by a parent or guardian all times while in the facility. 7-11 Must have an adult somewhere in the facility AHPR ACTIVITY GUIDE | SUMMER 2021
RECREATION CENTER AMENITIES GYMNASIUM The Gymnasium is where play and purpose come together! This CERTAIN AREAS OF THE FACILITY, AND SERVICES, MAY BE CLOSED, large multi-purpose space serves as home to open gym sports, HAVE LIMITED CAPACITY, OR RESTRICTIONS. PLEASE CHECK WITH youth activities, fitness classes, and special events. GUEST SERVICES FOR UPDATED AVAILABILITY AND USE. FEATURES: AQUATIC CENTER *REQUIRES RESERVATION* • Six basketball hoops (4 adjustable from 8’–10’) • One full basketball court or two short-courts • Main court and half gym adjustable volleyball nets Be sure to check the Gymnasium Schedule for open availability or for fun new programs. Gym schedule is subject to frequent changes. COMMUNITY LOBBY & LOUNGE The Aquatic Center offers a variety of ways for all family members to enjoy the water from lap swimming to lazy river floating, water sports, and relaxing. FEATURES: • 6 Lane Lap Pool • Children's Spray n' Play • Spa (Hot Tub) • Sauna • Leisure/Warm Water • Lazy River with Vortex The Lobby and Lounge are the heart of our building. This inviting Therapy Pool and Whirlpool space serves as our community living room and a place for people to relax in front of the fireplace, enjoy a cup of coffee FITNESS FLOOR with friends, read, watch TV, connect to Wi-Fi, or play pool, ping pong, and foosball. *CURRENTLY CLOSED: 5/1/21* CHILD WATCH CATERPILLAR ROOM Unfortunately, our special place for our littlest members is currently closed until further notice. Please check with Front Desk staff for updated information on the reopening of this wonderful service to our members. When Child Watch Re-Opens: Members can drop off children ages 18 months to 7 years old with our wonderful child watch staff. Kids will enjoy various games and activities in a safe and fun environment while parents use the facility for up to 90 minutes per day. The Fitness Floor has something for all fitness levels. Covering *Non-Members & Guests can access Child Watch for up to 8,200sqft, this space has a wide-open layout while separating 90 minutes with purchase of a youth day pass. weights, cardio, and selectorize equipment. FEATURES: CHILD WATCH HOURS: • 50+ Cardio Machines •Fully Equipped Weight Room MONDAY FRIDAY: 8:00AM-11:00AM / 4:00-7:00PM • 20+ Strength Machines •Cross Training & Turf Area SATURDAY SUNDAY: 10:00AM-1:00PM • Group Fitness Studio airwayheightsparksandrec.org | (509)244-4845
RECREATION CENTER W DENO RD AIRWAY HEIGHTS, WA FACILITY RENTALS The Airway Heights Recreation Center has a number of room CODE OF CONDUCT rental opportunities to accommodate everything from birthday In order to make Airway Heights Parks & Recreation programs parties, business meetings, large family gatherings, and more! and facilities places where individuals feel welcome, Ask about our Non-Profit and Public Meeting discounts! comfortable, and safe, we ask that the following Code of Conduct be adhered to: BANQUET ROOM • Be safe, for the benefit of yourself and everyone else The Banquet Room is a dividable space • Dress appropriately for a public place perfect for receptions, banquets, parties, • Follow all posted rules and directions described by staff presentations, or trainings, with fully equipped multi-media options and • Pick up after yourself outdoor patio. Room(s) are booked • Respect the confidentiality of patrons and employees in 1 to 4 hour blocks. Table and chair arrangements can be setup to • Respect other persons, equipment, supplies, and facilities accommodate many different event types. • Be a good role model for others, especially the youth Banquet Room rates vary based on half • Park in authorized areas and full room rental and size of group. Occupancies vary by room setup. REFRAIN FROM THE FOLLOWING Kitchen only available with rental of Room • All forms of harassment A or Full Room A & B. • Inappropriate/unauthorized use of equipment MEETING ROOM • Bringing animals (with the exception of service animals) into The Meeting Room is an ideal setting for the building, or leaving them unattended outside hosting a business or group meeting, or • Bringing bicycles into the building classroom style learning environment. The Meeting Room is equipped with a • Creating a nuisance because of offensive personal hygiene multi-media television, white board, sink, • Defacing property (structures, land, or equipment) and refrigerator. • Disruptive or disorderly behavior Rental Time Rate Deposit • Using profanity, teasing, or ridiculing others 1-2 Hours $50.00 $50.00 • Offensive physical contact or harm to self or others Additional hour $25.00 -- -- -- • Eating or drinking in non-designated areas • Improper use of restrooms • Leaving young children unsupervised PARTY ROOMS *CURRENTLY CLOSED: 5/1/21* • Playing audio devices without using headphones Due to room size and capacity limits the Rec Center Party Rooms currently remain unavailable for birthday party rentals. • Riding skateboards, skates, or scooters inside the building, or leaving them unattended When Party Rooms Re-Open: • Sleeping or loitering • Party size will be limited and list of all attendees must be provided prior to reservation date. • Smoking, vaping, and tobacco use • All rentals must be made on provided days and times • Using or being under the influence of any intoxicating coinciding with Rec Time Swim Sessions. substance • Rental will include aquatic reservations for swimmers. • Solicitation, petitioning, or canvassing other than in the public right-of-way (street sidewalks) Pool Party Package (includes Pool usage for all Guests) • Spitting • Half Room: $100 - Party capacity TBD. • Violation of any federal, state, or local statute or ordinance • Full Room: $200 - Party capacity TBD. * Damage Deposit: $50/Room Airway Heights Parks & Recreation staff reserve -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- the right to ban or trespass any individual(s) that Party Rooms may be available for rental for small meetings. knowingly violate the Code of Conduct. AHPR ACTIVITY GUIDE | SUMMER 2021
CARES CITIZENS ASSOCIATED FOR RECREATION EDUCATION & SOCIAL EQUITY CARES works to promote the Airway Heights Parks & Recreation Department's mission of creating community and quality of life for all residents by supporting the development of quality recreational facilities, and programs for youth and adults in the greater Airway Heights area. Through enhanced community outreach, partnerships, and contributions, CARES collaborates and connects those that share in the mission of improving our community through people, parks, and programs. As a federally recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit, CARES has developed various charitable opportunities for individuals and business to contribute to parks and recreation projects, programs, and scholarships. YOUTH PROGRAM PROJECT SCHOLARSHIP CHAMPION PARTNER The CARES Youth Scholarship Recreation programs offer Through community input, and Fund provides youth in community members of all ages consistent parks, facility, and our community access to the opportunity to engage in program evaluation, the Parks recreational programs healthy physical and social & Recreation Department for families who may not activity. These programs serve manages an ongoing list otherwise be able to afford to enrich the lives of participants of priority projects that them. These scholarships through exposure to new require funding outside of the provide youth exposure to hobbies, sports, and pursuits of department's annual operating positive experiences and active general interests. budget. These projects are lifestyles. By participating in Becoming a Program Champion fantastic opportunities for recreational programs, children brings added levels of individuals and businesses to are provided the opportunity to enjoyment and benefits to get involved in the community gain and refine life skills and to program participants directly. and improve already existing develop positive personal and By giving to programs the facility amenities, or develop all social assets. contribution is directly passed new recreational opportunities Through generous contributions to program participants for community use. All Project to the Youth Scholarship through increased program Champions will receive much Fund, Airway Heights Parks supplies, incentives, as well deserved recognition to making & Recreation is able to as fee reductions, making these projects a reality and connect youth and families to our programs more equitable improving the quality of life for recreational opportunities that for a greater portion of the residents of the greater West make a difference in their lives. community. Plains community. To learn more about CARES, how to get involved, or to donate, visit airwayheightsparksandrec.org/cares/
AQUATIC PROGRAMS AQUATICS ACCESS & POLICIES • Spa/hot tub is available to users fulfilling lap or leisure pool reservations. Spa use is limited to 15 minutes. The Recreation Center is open for swimmers of all levels and Washington State Department of Health mandates masks interests under capacity and reservation limitations. must be worn while in the spa. Members and guests can access all available areas by making • Lifeguards will notify all swimmers at the end each session, reservations within the provided session times either for the lap or and instruct and direct the exiting of the pool area. leisure pool. • Noodles will be available upon request and are for fitness • Arrive for your reserved swim session as ready to swim as training use only. Other flotation devices are not permitted, possible. this will help with social distancing restrictions we are • Due to capacity limits, each person must check in with guest required to enforce. services and must be accounted for within a reservation. • Pool users and family groups are required to adhere to • Lap lanes are limited to1 person per lane, or 2 people from social distancing guidelines while in the water. the same household. YOUTH ACCESS • Lockers rooms and family changing rooms are available for • Children ages 6 & under and/or below 48” must be swim reservations. On-deck cubbies, as well as lockers in the accompanied by a parent or guardian at least 14 years family changing hallway, are also available. old that is within arms-reach at all times while in the water. • Showers are required before entering the water. Parent/Guardian to Child Ratio = 1 Parent/Guardian 2 • Masks are required at all times while in the facility including Children maximum. in the locker rooms and while on the pool deck. Swimmers • Youth ages 7 to 9 years old must have a parent or must wear their masks out on to the deck and may place guardian on the pool deck. their masks onto designated stations before entering the • Youth ages 10 & 11 year olds must have a parent or water. guardian in the facility. AHPR ACTIVITY GUIDE | SUMMER 2021
RESERVATION SESSION TIMES MAKING AN AQUATICS RESERVATION Reservations are required to access to the Airway Heights Aquatics reservations can be made online by following the Recreation Center Aquatics Facility. these easy steps: Aquatics programs such as Water Exercise and swim * Note: An Airway Heights Parks & Recreation Account is lessons will be taking place during reservation times, and required to make a reservation. If you are a current or past member you already have an account and may just need to will count toward occupancy limits. reset your password. FITNESS HOURS Fitness/Quiet Hours are reserved for members utilizing the Step 1: Select "Reservations" below the AH Parks & Rec logo aquatics areas for fitness and exercise only. Youth under the age Step 2: Select "Reserve Facility" of 14 are not permitted in the water during these session times. Step 3: Select the "Reservation Group" drop down menu and REC HOURS select the reservation group for the area and day of the week Rec Hours allows members and guests of all ages to utilize most you wish to attend. If it is within a weekday, click the Mon-Fri areas in the aquatic center for recreational swimming. option, or Sat-Sun for weekends. Please note: Amenities such as the sauna, as well as lazy river Leisure pool includes warm water therapy area and lazy river. flow, vortex, whirlpool, and kids Spray n' Play (including zero depth area) may not be available. Step 4: At “Reservation Date” input the year, month, day for your reservation, then click “Check Availability”. Leave the "Time Range" blank. Times are set in Step 6. Putting MONDAY - FRIDAY in a time here can put you outside of an allowed time range. FITNESS HOURS Step 5: Follow all prompt questions and agreements for Aquatics Reservations. Prompts are in reference to appropriate 7:15AM 8:15AM facility use and are required. • Aquatics facility youth access policies must be adhered to. 8:30AM – 9:30AM • Reservations for any individuals under the age of 14 or 9:45AM – 10:45AM groups with users under 14 must be made within the "Rec 11:00AM – 12:00PM Hours" sessions. Failure to choose within these times may result in a forfeiture of the reservation. REC HOURS • Reservations for the Aquatics Facility must be within the provided reservation time sessions. Failure to choose within 12:15PM – 1:15PM these times may result in a forfeiture of the reservation. 1:30PM – 2:30PM • Self certify that you or no member of your group have been exhibiting any COVID-19 symptoms, and have not been 2:45PM – 3:45PM identified as a close contact or been asked to self-isolate or 4:00PM – 5:00PM quarantine by a doctor or public health official. 5:15PM – 6:15PM • Follow all facility guidelines regarding equipment cleaning, 6:30PM – 7:30PM personal hygiene, facility use, and social distancing • Adhere to facility mask wearing policy. This includes in SATURDAY & SUNDAY locker rooms, out to pool deck, and while sitting in the hot tub. Mask may be taken off before entering the pools. FITNESS HOURS Step 6: Scroll down to the bottom of the page and check 10:15AM – 11:15AM one of the session times provided 11:30AM – 12:30PM for your reservation. Input total number of guests (Lap REC HOURS reservations have a 2 person per reservation max, and leisure pool have a 6 person max). Bookings 12:45PM – 1:45PM cannot be made more than 3 2:00PM – 3:00PM day(s) in advance. 3:15PM – 4:15PM Step 7 SCAN HERE TO START Select "Reserve" YOUR RESERVATION 4:30PM – 5:30PM airwayheightsparksandrec.org | (509)244-4845
AQUATIC PROGRAMS SWIM LESSONS 6 TO 12 YEARS OLD: THE BENEFITS ARE ENDLESS LEVEL 1: GET WET! Jumping in with confidence and happy to get our faces wet! Swimmers travel on their front and back for 15 feet with assistance and use training aids with ease while making new swim buddies. LEVEL 2: BUILD CONFIDENCE! Working on recovery positions and swimming up to 30 feet. Improving our treading water techniques and progressing in the front and back crawl without assistance. LEVEL 3: BE BRAVE! Swimming 25 meters of front crawl with side breathers. LEARN TO SWIM Independently swimming 10 meters of backstroke and The Airway Heights Parks & Recreation swim lesson program comfortably recovering from change of position in and under the promotes health and wellness, water safety, and allows water while easing in to breaststroke. individuals of all ages and skill levels to find their place in the water and build from there. LEVEL 4: GO FURTHER! Lessons are taught by our trained instructors, in a fun, safe Swimming 50 meters of front crawl and confident with 5 meters learning environment, following the nationally recognized of butterfly, ace backstroke, and recover with breaststroke. American Red Cross Learn-To-Swim program with an updated Remember that most swimming parties without parents require a addition of the USA Swimming Foundation’s Make a Splash 50 meter swim test! Initiative. Lessons are approximately 25-minutes and run in 2 to 8 week sessions. Lesson fees are based on the number of lessons LEVEL 5: GET YOUR SKILLS ON! per session. Refining strokes through drills. Swimming 75 meters front crawl and nailing 25 meters of breaststroke. Preparing for aquatic 6 MONTHS TO 3 YEARS OLD: adventures like canoeing, kayaking, and open water swimming. SAFE AQUA BONDING LEVEL 6: BE AWESOME! Swimming 100 meters using 3 different strokes. Diving from a PARENT & CHILD standing position and swimming 25 meters of butterfly. Develop Build baby, toddler, and parent confidence while learning about life saving skills! water safety and basic swimming principles through songs and games. Allows for bonding time between parent and child. PRIVATE SWIMMING LESSONS (AGES 3 +) 3 TO 5 YEARS OLD: A FOCUSED WAY TO LEARN (Semi Private if same household only) LET THE ADVENTURE BEGIN Swimmers with all abilities and who are at least 3 years old TINY TOTS 1 or more will benefit from one-on-one. These 25 minute classes The start of an aquatic adventure without the parent. Swimmers can be tailored to the student's exact swimming needs; which build confidence by learning to blow bubbles, float, and use arm can range from timid or first time swimmers to those interested in and leg movements with assistance. fitness swimming. This is a waitlist program based on instructor and space TINY TOTS 2 availblilty. You may only enroll in this program for up to 3 Build on the aquatic adventure encouraging individual consecutive swim sessions and then will go to back to the waitlist. confidence. Swimmers will work on breath control and being comfortable while completely submerged. ADULT SWIMMING LESSONS (AGES 13 +) TINY TOTS 3 IT IS NEVER TO LATE TO LEARN The next step to ensure the swimmer moves confidently and Adult swim lessons will better your swimming experience safely by themselves in the water. Key points include working covering the basics of swimming, water safety, as well as how on distance, turning over, practicing recovery positions, and to create your own lap swim program to achieve your personal introduction to swim gear. goals. Class length is approx. 50 minutes. AHPR ACTIVITY GUIDE | SUMMER 2021
SUMMER SWIM LESSON SCHEDULE Help us have safe and CC - INDICATES COMBO CLASS Class Levels are occasionally combined due to low successful swim lessons: enrollment in specific levels or pool space availability. • ONLY ONE PARENT OR GUARDIAN PER LESSON SESSION LESSON LEVEL DAY TIME • COME READY AND ON INFORMATION TIME (NO MORE THAN 5 MON/WED 3:00PM MINUTES EARLY) SESSION 1 PARENT & CHILD SAT 10:15PM • SHOWER BEFORE AND MON / WED AFTER YOUR LESSON IN 3 TO 5 YEARS OLD LOCKER ROOMS OR ON DATES: 6/7 - 6/30 MON/WED 3:30PM THE POOL DECK REG OPENS: 5/15 TINY TOT 1/2 CC MONTHU 9:00AM • LIMIT PERSONAL COST: $36+ Tax BELONGINGS & STORE SAT 12:00PM THEM IN DESIGNATED MON THURS MON/WED 4:30PM AREAS AND CUBBIES DATES: 6/21 - 7/1 TINY TOT 2/3 CC MONTHU 11:00AM • AFTER CLASS, PLEASE EXIT THE WATER IMMEDIATELY REG OPENS: 6/7 SAT 11:30AM AND CLEAR POOL AREA AS COST: $36+ Tax 6 TO 12 YEARS OLD QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE. MON/WED 4:00PM Be A DUCK! SAT LEVEL 1 MONTHU 8:30AM DATES: 6/12 - 8/21 SAT 10:45 | 11:30AM REG OPENS: 5/15 MON/WED 5:00PM COST: $45+ Tax LEVEL 2/3 CC MONTHU 9:45AM SESSION 2 SAT 10:45AM MON / WED LEVEL 3/4 CC SAT 12:00PM DATES: 7/7 - 7/28 LEVEL 4 MON/WED 4:30PM REG OPENS: 6/21 LEVEL 4/5 CC MONTHU 11:00AM COST: $31.50+ Tax MON/WED 5:30PM LEVEL 5/6 CC MON THURS SAT 10:15AM PRIVATE/SEMIPRIVATE LESSON DATES: 7/12 - 7/22 3 YEARS AND UP REG OPENS: 6/28 ALL LEVELS TUE/THU 3:00PM Airway Heights Parks & Recreation COST: $36+ Tax Aquatics is collecting names of ADULT LESSONS: 13 YEARS OLD AND UP swimmers interested in joining a SESSION 3 new recreational youth swim team ALL LEVELS MON/WED 6:00PM The Ducks. MON / WED The AH Ducks ST strives to provide DATES: 8/2 - 8/25 SWIM TESTING AND REGISTRATION a fun aquatic atmosphere that REG OPENS: 7/19 It is important to register at the safest swimming level. This can exposes kids to the great sport of sometimes be difficult to assess based on lesson description. The AH swimming in a non-threatening COST: $36+ Tax environment where they can make Aquatics team can help! Schedule a brief swim test and receive a recommendation for what level to get registered for. new friends and develop swimming MON THURS skills, and a balance between Once you know your level, you can register online or at the guest stroke work and conditioning. DATES: 8/9 - 8/19 services counter. Please refer to the swim lesson schedule for session REG OPENS: 7/26 registration dates. Classes may be combined, canceled, or wait- Contact Aquatics staff at listed due to low enrollment. Please contact the Aquatic Center staff (509)703-7826 for more COST: $36+ Tax at (509) 703-7826 for more swim lesson information. information. airwayheightsparksandrec.org | (509)244-4845
AQUATIC PROGRAMS LIFEGUARD TRAINING JR LIFEGUARD PROGRAM The Junior Lifeguard Program is designed to teach young participants the water safety skills used by lifeguards everyday as well as develop the mental and physical conditioning needed to feel confident in and around the water. Jr Lifeguard participants will: • Learn and practice In-Water rescue techniques using real Lifeguarding equipment. • Learn basic First Aid skills including introduction to CPR and use of an AED with manikins. • Shadow a Lifeguard on stand and as a co-instructor during a swimming lesson. PREREQUISITE: Must pass Level 4 Swim Lesson. DATES: Saturdays TIME: 10:15AM – 12:15PM American Red Cross Lifeguarding course provides the AGES: 8-15 COST: $50 (w/ Jr. Guard T-Shirt) knowledge and skills to prevent, recognize, and respond to $35 (No shirt) aquatic emergencies. Course participants will receive training in American Red Cross Lifeguarding, First Aid, and CPR/AED. Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be issued a Professional Rescuer certificate valid for 2 years. Participants must be able to successfully demonstrate the following prerequisite swimming Skills. This evaluation is completed on the first day and includes the following skills: • Swim 200m continuously demonstrating breath control • 2–minute tread using legs only • Retrieve a 10lbs brick from 9ft of water and swim the brick 20 meters within 1 minute. COST: $270 OPEN TO AGES: 15+ REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 5/19 COURSE DATES & TIMES: Fri 5/21 2:00PM-8:00PM Sat 5/22 8:00AM-5:00PM Sun 5/23 9:00AM-3:00PM Participants must attend all 3 days of training totaling approximately 20 hours and may be required to complete online course work prior to the start of class. AHPR ACTIVITY GUIDE | SUMMER 2021
Sports Related Injury Back/Neck Pain Post Operative Orthopedic Osteoporosis Joint Replacement Work Related Injuries Pelvic Floor Dysfunctions TMJ Disorders Vestibular/ Gait and Balance Joint Pain & Stiffness WATER EXERCISE Water Exercise class are included in membership or day pass entry. These classes are designed to enable ages 14 and up to participate at their own pace and skill level. The shallow water classes can be done with or without equipment and do not require the ability to swim or placing the head under water. The deep water class is not currently being offered. DID YOU KNOW? • Water has twelve times the resistance of air • Build strength by moving water • Reduce impact on joints by 90% • No swimming skills ARE required • Improve mood and decrease anxiety • Burn calories in a comfortable and safe environment SHALLOW WATER The Shallow Water Class focuses on cardiovascular endurance and strength while using the water's unique support to ease the strain on muscles and joints. This is a fantastic opportunity to enjoy the pool, workout in a social environment, and improve on individual health and wellness DAYS: Monday/Wednesday/Friday TIME: 9:45AM-10:30AM RIVERCISE Utilizing the Aquatics Center's Lazy River, Rivercise uses the assistive and resistive properties of the river's current to focus on core and body strength, balance, and posture. Walking forward, backward, and lateral along with lunges, squats, and stationary exercises will be used to advance these objectives. DAYS: Sunday TIME: 10:15AM-11:10AM Airway Heights - Fairways Plaza - Cheney * Water Exercise Schedule is subject to change. Spokane - Nine Mile Falls Contact Aquatics Office for updated days and times. WWW.APEXPT.COM airwayheightsparksandrec.org | (509)244-4845
FITNESS PROGRAMS Unless otherwise noted, all fitness programs, classes and activities require Rec Center membership, pre-registration, and masks be worn at all times. GROUP FITNESS CLASSES YOUTH FITNESS * Starting June 1st * YOUTH FITNESS ORIENTATION Join these fun and inviting classes lead by our team The Youth Fitness Orientation (YFO) is required of all members professionally certified Group Fitness Instructors and trainers. ages of 11 to 17 wanting to access the Fitness Floor. The YFO Group Fitness Class capacities are limited, and if necessary, may introduces young members to the Rec Center Fitness Floor move to gymnasium or outdoors. teaching them gym etiquette and protocol, proper machine and BODY TUNE equipment use, Fitness Floor Rules, and of course, safety. Get a full body workout, that feels more like a party! Youth 11 to 13 years old must be accompanied by an adult on Build Strength, tone, and increase cardio, with a full range of the Fitness Floor at all times. easy to follow dance moves. DAY: Wednesdays TIME: 5:30PM-6:30PM DAYS: Tuesday/Thursday TIME: 6:30PM-7:20PM 55+ FITNESS YOGA A class for all levels that focuses on building stability, endurance, B.A.S.E. BALANCE, ACTIVE, STRENGTH, EXERCISE and mindfulness through the foundations of alignment. BASE *Formerly SAIL* focuses on reducing the risk of falling by DAYS: Tuesday/Thursday TIME: 5:30PM-6:20PM improving balance and a stability while building strength through activity and exercise. BASE also incorporates Bal-A-Vis-X INDOOR CYCLE rhythmic balance, auditory, and vision exercises for the brain and Take a ride inside and improve your cardio endurance while body, helping those dealing with injuries/illness, and the elderly matching the revolutions of your feet to the beat of the music. struggling through the twin lenses of balance and rhythm. DAYS: Monday/Friday TIME: 5:30PM-6:20PM DAYS: Monday/Wednesday/Friday TIME: 8:30AM-9:30AM POWER HOUR SILVER & STRONG Expand your fitness bandwidth in the explosive new H.I.I.T. Designed to take a step up in intensity from the BASE program, (High Intensity, Interval Training) class. Power Hour will light your this class helps active older adults transition to the fitness floor, muscles and metabolism on fire with bursts of strength training through increased movement and strength exercises helping and scorching cardio to burn calories. participants achieve their full fitness potential. DAYS: Monday/Wednesday TIME: 6:30PM-7:20PM DAYS: Tuesday/Thursday TIME: 10:00AM-10:50AM AHPR ACTIVITY GUIDE | SUMMER 2021
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FITNESS PROGRAMS MEET THE TRAINERS SHELBY As the newest addition to the PT team, Shelby brings a fresh perspective, influenced by her own fitness journey and success. Her mission as a personal trainer is to help beginners lose weight, gain strength, and find happiness through fitness. ZECHARIAH Zechariah encourages all of his clients to embrace the gym as their playground and have fun with exercise and fitness. His work with EWU Athletics allows him to train using cutting edge techniques to improve endurance, strength, and power. JARED Managing the Fitness Floor is great, but training clients and teaching groups is his passion. With 20 years in the fitness industry, Jared loves training beginners to older adults, helping them to develop strength and confidence within. PERSONAL TRAINING The Airway Heights Recreation Center Personal Training Program offers one on one instruction with one of our certified Personal Trainers. Trainers work to develop a path that is specific, achievable, and relevant to YOU. BODY COMPOSITION ANALYSIS Personal Training includes: • Personalized programs based on your fitness goals, likes GO BEYOND THE SCALE and dislikes, skills, and abilities. What does your weight really mean? • Structured sessions to maximize time in the gym. In less than one minute, learn accurate data about your body to create a healthier you. • Monthly InBody analysis to track physical progress $5/ DISCOVER YOUR • Accurate body fat percentage. PERSONAL TRAINING PACKAGES • Accurate muscle mass. 4 Sessions 6 Sessions 12 Sessions • Muscle imbalances. • Calories burned at rest. 1/2 Hour Session $109.00 $149.00 $269.00 • Current hydration level. Scan 1 Hour Session $189.00 $259.00 $479.00 USE YOUR DATA TO YOUR BENEFIT • True numbers for measurable goal setting. • Motivation towards desired results. $99 FIRST TIMER PT SPECIAL! • Track your progress to understand how exercise, diet See if Personal Training is right for you. and hydration changes your body composition. Three 1 hour sessions or six 30 minute. Limited 1 per person. SEE YOUR RESULTS TODAY! Schedule a FREE Fitness Assessment to learn more. Purchase scans at Front or Fitness Desk. AHPR ACTIVITY GUIDE | SUMMER 2021
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