Winter-Spring 2020 Activity Guide - Wauwatosa School District RECREATION DEPARTMENT Classes and activ ities for youth, teens and adults
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Wauwatosa School District
RECREATION DEPARTMENT
Cla sse s a nd a ctiv iti es fo r yo u t h , t een s a n d adul ts
Winter-Spring 2020 Activity Guide (414) 773-2900
www.tosarec.com
EASY TO LEARN
FUN TO PLAY
Grades K4-12 (U6-U19)
SPRING 2020 REGISTRATION
Tosa Kickers will be accepting spring 2020 registrations
beginning December 15th.
If interested in joining a team – email Tim Winn with your
child’s name and birthdate.
Placement on a team will occur if there are enough
new players to form a team.
Email: twinn2@wi.rr.com
FALL 2020 / SPRING 2021 REGISTRATION
Early notice that registration for 2020/2021 will
begin after May 1st
VISIT US AT tosakickers.com
We teach the fundamentals of soccer while placing the main focus on having fun,
learning the game, fitness, and fair play. Our goal, every year, is for our children to
progress with their peers to the next level of their education.
Registration Procedure
You may Register NOW for MOST activities or classes listed in this guide
at www.tosarec.com or by mail, fax, or in person. See back inside cover
for more details.
Registration for High Demand Classes : All Children’s Level Swim,
Contact Information By Myself, Private Swim Lessons and all Parent/Child Swim Classes
Recreation Department begins Thursday, December 12 at 8:00am.
11324 W Center Street
Wauwatosa, WI 53222
REMINDER: Our office has moved to the east-side of
Office Hours Wauwatosa West High School
Monday - Friday
8:00am - 5:00pm NO telephone registrations accepted.
(closed Dec. 23 - Jan. 1 and the
morning of March 13 for training) Table of Contents
Email Active Older Adults p. 30 - 31
tosarec@wauwatosa.k12.wi.us Aquatics pp. 4 - 7
Adult Enrichment pp. 15 - 19
Telephone
(414) 773-2900 Driver’s Education p. 3
Fitness pp. 8 - 11
Fax
(414) 773-2920 Gymnastics & Tumbling pp. 28 - 29
Preschool Enrichment pp. 26 - 27
Online
www.tosarec.com Registration Form p. 32
Youth Enrichment pp. 20 - 25
Recreation Department Staff Art Classes p. 22
Director: Babysitting Instruction p. 21
Matthew Vanderkamp, CPRP Break-Out Camps, Winter & Spring p. 20
Administrative Assistant III: Cooking Classes & Etiquette p. 25
Diana Koziczkowski
Day Trips - Non School Days p. 21
Facility Scheduler: Drama & Theatre p. 22
Cheryl Komro
I Can’t Wait for Wednesdays p. 23
Program Coordinators: Legos & Chess p. 24
Steve Birney
Jennie Cottam Sewing p. 22
Kristin Murphy Tree Climbing p. 24
Ben Versnik Youth & Adult Sports pp. 12 - 14
Kosta Zervas
Recreation Department Activity Guide
November 2019 Mission Statement
Published three (3) times yearly: To enhance the quality of life for Wauwatosa citizens of all ages by providing a
March, August, & November variety of recreational activities, special events, and services which encourage
Volume 1 (2019), Issue 3 lifelong learning, fitness and fun.
The Wauwatosa School District does not discriminate on the basis of a person’s color, sex, race, religion, national origin, ancestry,
creed, pregnancy, marital status, sexual orientation, or physical, mental, emotional or learning disability.
E V E R E N D S
LEARNING N
Recreation Department Staff Showcase:
Meet Cheryl Komro
Facility Scheduler since May 2, a AN E VENING FO R A D U LT S
newly created part time position
at the Tosa Rec Dept. I grew up
in Wauwatosa, attended Under-
wood, Hawthorne and Tosa West
TUESDAY,
schools. I enlisted in the Air Force
after high school and when basic APRIL 21, 2020
training and technical school was
completed, I was stationed in San
Details in the Summer 2020 Activity Guide,
Bernardino, CA as an Avionics Instrument Specialist. Not a typical fe-
available in mid-March!
male career in those days. It was an interesting and fun transition from
a little Midwest girl to Southern California girl. Most of my carreers
have been non-traditional jobs for women. Each one has helped me
develop into the person I am today. I enjoy seeing movies at the the-
ater (I have attended all-day Oscar movie marathons). I enjoy travel-
ling in the U.S. and internationally, including vacationing in Australia, SAVE THE DATE!
Canada, Mexico, England, Wales, Ireland, and Peru. One of my travel Back by popular demand,
goals is to visit as many U.S. National Parks as possible (there are 61 of we will hold another
them, so only 54 to go!) I appreciate my time with family and friends, Clothes/Textile Recycling
enjoy fleamarkets, hiking, concerts, baking and sometimes just doing Drive in the Spring. In con-
nothing. Working at the Tosa Rec Dept is another new learning experi- junction with Milwaukee
ence to add to my career list. Textile Recycling, the Wauwatosa Recreation De-
-Cheryl Komro partment is offering a clothes/textile recycling
drive on Saturday, May 9th, 9:00am -12:00pm
at the Fisher Parking Lot (120th and North Ave)
See our website at www.tosarec.com for more
information!
Wauwatosa School District and Programming facility addresses:
Eisenhower 11600 West Center Street Wilson/WSTEM 1060 Glenview Avenue
Jefferson 6927 Maple Terrace East High 7500 Milwaukee Avenue
Lincoln 1741 Wauwatosa Avenue West High 11400 West Center Street
Madison 9925 West Glendale Avenue Whitman 11100 West Center Street
McKinley 2435 North 89th Street Longfellow 7600 West North Avenue
Montessori 12121 West North Avenue Fisher Administration 12121 West North Avenue
Roosevelt 2535 North 73rd Street Fisher Gym 12011 West North Avenue
Underwood/USTEM 11132 West Potter Road Hart Park 7300 West Chestnut Street
Washington 2166 North 68th Street Civic Center @ City Hall 7725 West North Avenue
TOSA Pool @ Hoyt Park 1800 North Swan Boulevard
Weather Cancellations
For program promotion purposes, pho- When the Wauwatosa School District cancels
tographs may be taken of participants. classes and/or extra-curricular activities, all
If you do not wish to have your photo Recreation Department activities are also can-
taken, please notify the photographer or celled. Tune to local TV stations for cancella-
instructor. tion information.
2 GENERAL INFORMATION Winter-Spring 2020 | www.tosarec.com
Wauwatosa Driver’s
Education - Sponsored by
United Driving School
1. The state of Wisconsin requires stu-
dents under 18 to spend 30 hours
learning about the rules of the road.
These 30 hours can now be complet-
ed in a hybrid online and classroom
course at East or West!
FREE Community Planetarium Shows at 2. Complete 6 hours of driving and 6
Wauwatosa West High School hours of observation to receive the
The Gary E. Sampson Planetarium is a state-of-the-art facility specifically designed for Probationary Driver’s License, with
the study of astronomy. Installed when the high school was built, the planetarium pick-ups and drop-offs at East or West
was updated in 2005 to include advanced automation and multimedia capabilities. high school.
December 12, 17, and 20 ‘Tis the Season COST: $375.00
February 4 and 6 SkyWars $345 with promo code
March 10 and 19 It’s About Time TREC20 - register on or
April 2 and 7 Cosmology before 12/31/19
, Includes 30 hours of coursework,
May 7 and 12 The Sun, Our Living Star
r access to our 24/7 online scheduling
g All shows start promptly at 7:00 PM and last approximately 1 hour. A live tour of the system, 6 hours of behind-the-wheel,
- current night sky is a part of every program. Reserve your seats now by calling (414) and 6 hours of observation. Must be
e 773-3390 and following the prompts on the reservation line. Be prepared to state the of high-school age.
- date you would like to attend, your last name with spelling, the number of guests in
g your party, and a phone number where you can be reached in case the show needs WAUWATOSA EAST:
m to be postponed or canceled. NEW THIS YEAR, register online! Use the link below Class 1: March 2 - 6, 6:00 - 8:00pm
and find the Public Show Reservations Section. Click on the show that you would like Class 2: April 6 - 10, 6:00 - 8:00pm
e to attend, fill out the five-question form, and your reservation is complete! You will Class 3: June 1 - 5, 6:00 - 8:00pm
only hear from staff if there is a problem with your reservation. Detailed descriptions Class 4: July 6 - 10, 6:00 - 8:00pm
of each program and online registration can be found at https://www.wauwatosa.
k12.wi.us/domain/222
WAUWATOSA WEST:
Class 1: March 9 - 13, 6:00 - 8:00pm
Class 2: April 13 - 17, 6:00 - 8:00pm
SAVE THE DATE! Class 3: June 8 - 12, 4:00 - 6:00pm
Class 4: July 13 - 17, 4:00 - 6:00pm
Summer Adventure Club Registration
Visit:
Grades K4 - Grade 6 www.uniteddrivingschoolWi.com
Summer Adventure Club is an excit- Registration begins on for more information!
ing 9-week program designed for stu- Thursday, March 19
dents enrolled in Summer School that 9:00am (414)881-0010
may need an extended day. Activities Residents**
include arts and crafts, daily swim- (Non-resident registration
ming, theme days, games, learning ac- Thursday, May 7th)
tivities and scheduled field trips. **includes Open Enrollment
Students
Specific dates for the 9-weeks, times, and costs will be listed in the
Summer Activity Guide, mailed out in mid-March 2020!
(414) 773-2900 | Like us on Facebook COMMUNITY, DRIVER’S ED & SAVE THE DATE 3
Aqua Baby High Demand Class Private Lessons High Demand Class
A Parent & Child Class Individualized swim lessons for 6+
Ages 18 - 30 months Sign up for one 5-class session
Have fun in the water utilizing songs, These lessons are designed for individuals
games, and activities emphasizing water needing more individual attention as a re-
adjustment and safety. (Child MUST BE sult of fear of water, difficulty with accom-
18 mon. at the start of session.) Only one plishing skills or simply because one-on-
adult (need not be a skilled swimmer) ac- one attention is desired. These lessons
companies each child in the water. are also suitable for individuals identified
SCHEDULED OPEN HOUSE - no observation as having a disability (physical limitations,
during other classes. cognitive delays and/or developmental
Longfellow (pool) delays) and may require direct physical
Aqua Minis High Demand Class
$35 / $50 Non-resident
A Parent & Child Class assistance. Students can remain in these
Tu 1/7 - 3/10 6:00 - 6:30pm 244010-02 lessons or lessons may be used to prepare
Ages 8 - 17 months
Sa 1/11 - 3/14 11:00 - 11:30am 244010-03 for inclusion to group lessons. Depend-
Class will focus on water adjustment and
Tu 3/17 - 5/19 6:00 - 6:30pm 344010-01 ing on the severity of the disability, parent
safety skills to help develop comfort in
$23 / $33 Non-resident or guardian may assist in the water.
the water. (*Child MUST BE 8 months at
Sa 4/4 - 5/9 11:00 - 11:30am 344010-04 $50 / $65 Non-resident
the start of session.) Only one adult (need
not be a skilled swimmer) accompanies Longfellow (pool)
each child in the water. Th 1/9 - 2/6 7:00 - 7:30pm 244050-01
SCHEDULED OPEN HOUSE - no observation Aqua Tots & Aqua Tykes Sa 1/11 - 2/8 10:00 - 10:30am 244050-E1
during other classes. A Parent & Child Class High Demand Class Sa 1/11 - 2/8 10:30 - 11:00am 244050-E2
Longfellow (pool) Ages 2.5 - 5 years Sa 1/11 - 2/8 12:00 - 12:30pm 244050-E3
$38 / $53 Non-resident Children will become comfortable in the Sa 1/11 - 2/8 1:00 - 1:30pm 244050-E4
Sa 1/11 - 3/14 9:00 - 9:30am 244000-01 water and have fun with their accom-
$23 / $33 Non-resident panying adult while learning introduc- Sa 2/15 - 3/14 10:00 - 10:30am 244050-E5
Sa 4/4 - 5/9 9:00 - 9:30am 344000-01 tory Red Cross swimming skills such as Sa 2/15 - 3/14 10:30 - 11:00am 244050-E6
kicking, arm strokes, breath control, and Sa 2/15 - 3/14 12:00 - 12:30pm 244050-E7
High Demand Class more. Only one adult (need not be a Sa 2/15 - 3/14 1:00 - 1:30pm 244050-E8
By Myself
skilled swimmer) accompanies each child Th 3/5 - 4/9 7:00 - 7:30pm 244050-02
Small group swim lessons for 4- and 5-
year olds who are ready to try lessons in the water.
SCHEDULED OPEN HOUSE - Sa 4/4 - 5/9 10:00 - 10:30am 344050-E1
alone. Class will focus on listening skills,
no observation during other classes. Sa 4/4 - 5/9 10:30 - 11:00am 344050-E2
water adjustment, and exploring skills
Longfellow (pool) Sa 4/4 - 5/9 12:00 - 12:30pm 344050-E3
such as floating, kicking, and arm strokes
Sa 4/4 - 5/9 1:00 - 1:30pm 344050-E4
as swimmers work towards a coordinated Aqua Tots (30 - 48 months)
front crawl. $38 / $53 Non-resident
Longfellow (pool) Sa 1/11 - 3/14 9:30 - 10:00am 244020-03
Age 4 Sa 1/11 - 3/14 10:30 - 11:00am 244020-04
$45 / $60 Non-resident Tu 1/7 - 3/10 6:30 - 7:00pm 244020-05
Sa 1/11 - 3/14 11:30am -12noon 244040-01 $23 / $33 Non-resident
Sa 1/11 - 3/14 12:30 - 1:00pm 244040-03 Sa 4/4 - 5/9 9:30 - 10:00am 344020-03
$27 / $37 Non-resident Sa 4/4 - 5/9 10:30 - 11:00am 344020-04
Sa 4/4 - 5/9 11:30am -12noon 344040-01 Aqua Tykes (4 - 5 year olds)
Sa 4/4 - 5/9 12:30 - 1:00pm 344040-03 $38 / $53 Non-resident
Age 5 Sa 1/11 - 3/14 10:00 - 10:30am 244030-02
$45 / $60 Non-resident Sa 1/11 - 3/14 12:00 - 12:30pm 244030-03
Sa 1/11 - 3/14 11:30am -12noon 244040-02 Tu 3/17 - 5/19 6:30 - 7:00pm 344030-01
Sa 1/11 - 3/14 12:30 - 1:00pm 244040-04 $23 / $33 Non-resident
$27 / $37 Non-resident Sa 4/4 - 5/9 10:00 - 10:30am 344030-02
Sa 4/4 - 5/9 11:30am -12noon 344040-02 Sa 4/4 - 5/9 12:00 - 12:30pm 344030-03 ALL Swim Classes moved to Whitman
Sa 4/4 - 5/9 12:30 - 1:00pm 344040-04 February 29 Due to Solo Ensemble
4 AQUATICS Winter-Spring 2020 | www.tosarec.com
Children’s Swim Instruction High Demand Class
Swim classes follow the American Red Cross guidelines. See below for prerequisites and class descriptions. All students will be
tested at the first class to ensure proper level placement. We reserve the right to move students to the correct level. Children may
have to repeat a level before all skills are completed satisfactorily.
Must be AT LEAST age 6.
Level 1A - Intro to Water Skills
Learn and practice submerging, breath control, floats (front and back), safety skills, and the front crawl (arms, kicking, and coordination).
Level 1B - Intro to Water Skills
Passed Level 1A; learn and practice breath control, safety skills, and front crawl (proper rotary breathing, arms, kicking and coordination).
Level 2 - Fundamental Aquatic Skills
Passed Level 1B; learn glides, bobbing, back crawl, elementary backstroke kick, jumping into deep water, treading water, and continue practicing coordinated front crawl.
Level 3 - Stroke Development
Passed Level 2; learn elementary back stroke, butterfly kick and body motion, scissors kick, treading water (deep), kneeling dive into deep water, increase endurance, and coordinated
front and back crawl.
Level 4A - Stroke Improvement
Passed Level 3; learn breaststroke and standing dive, refine elementary backstroke, increase distance for front and back crawl.
Level 4B - Stroke Development
Passed Level 4A; learn sidestroke and butterfly, refine elementary backstroke, front & back crawl, and breaststroke.
Level 5 - Stroke Refinement
Passed Level 4B; learn flip turns and surface dives. Refine breaststroke, sidestroke, and butterfly. Increase distance and continue refining front & back crawls and elementary backstroke.
Level 6 - Personal Water Safety
Passed Level 5; learn self-rescue techniques, basic water safety skills, surface dives, and survival swimming. Increase distance on front crawl, back crawl, breaststroke, elementary
backstroke, sidestroke, and butterfly.
Level 6 - Fitness Swimmer
Passed Level 5; improve efficiency for fitness/competitive swimming. Turns, setting up a fitness program, using pace clock and various training techniques; continue to refine/increase
distance on front/back crawl, breaststroke, elementary backstroke, sidestroke, and butterfly.
High Demand Class High Demand Class High Demand Class
Winter: Sa 1/11 - 3/14 Longfellow* Spring: Sa 4/4 - 5/9 Longfellow Winter: Th 1/9 - 2/27 Longfellow
Open House: 2/15 Open House: 5/9 Open House: 2/13
$38 / $53 Non-resident $23 / $33 Non-resident $38 / $53 Non-resident
Time Level Course # Time Level Course # Time Level Course #
8:30-9:00am 1A 244100-E1 8:30-9:00am 1A 344100-E1 5:30-6:10pm 1A 244100-11
8:30-9:00am 3 244120-E1 8:30-9:00am 3 344120-E1 5:30-6:10pm 2 244010-12
8:30-9:00am 1B 244190-E2 8:30-9:00am 1B 344190-E2 6:15-6:55pm 1B 244190-11
9:00-9:30am 4A 244130-E1 9:00-9:30am 4A 344130-E1 6:15-6:55pm 3 244120-12
9:30-10:00am 2 244110-E2 9:30-10:00am 2 344110-E2 High Demand Class
11:30-12noon 4B 244140-E2 11:30-12noon 4B 344140-E2 Spring: Th 3/5 - 4/30 Longfellow
12:30-1:00pm 5 244150-E3 12:30-1:00pm 5 344150-E3 Open House: 4/9
1:00-1:30pm 1B 244190-E4 1:00-1:30pm 1B 344190-E4 $38 / $53 Non-resident
1:00-1:30pm 1A 244100-E5 1:00-1:30pm 1A 344100-E5 5:30-6:10pm 1A 344100-11
*All Swim Classes moved to Whitman 5:30-6:10pm 2 344010-12
February 29 Due to Solo Ensemble 6:15-6:55pm 1B 344190-11
Note: All Level 2 classes and higher will take place in deeper water 6:15-6:55pm 3 344120-12
Don’t Forget: Register for High Demand Class
on Thursday, December 12 @ 8:00am.
For all other classes register NOW!
(414) 773-2900 | us on Facebook AQUATICS 5
Wet Workout Adult Swim Instruction Early Bird Swim
Ages 13+ Co-ed, 18 years + Ages 18+
Enjoy this shallow water exercise program Longfellow (pool) Start your health and wellness plan with
that improves cardiovascular fitness, flex- $45 / $60 Non-resident an invigorating early-morning swim!
ibility, coordination, and overall body Enjoy supervised lap swimming with
Beginner
strength. Use noodles, aqua gloves and lanes designated for slow, medium, and
Have you always wanted to learn to swim
non-latex bands and loops to mix up your fast swimmers.
but didn’t know how to get started? Be-
workout. This is a low-impact activity, Longfellow (pool)
come comfortable in the water as you
with modifications for those looking for a $65 / $80 Non-resident
learn the front and back crawl strokes.
more difficult workout; reap the benefits MWF 1/6 - 3/20 6:30 - 7:30am 244600-01
M 1/6 - 3/9 6:15 - 7:00pm 244500-B1
of the water without the strain on joints.
M 3/16 - 5/18 6:15 - 7:00pm 344500-B1 $60 / $75 Non-resident
Aqua Zumba will be on Mondays.
No swim skills needed. Continuing MWF 3/30 - 6/12 6:30 - 7:30am 344600-01
Longfellow (pool) Work on stroke technique (including front
$33 / $48 Non-resident crawl, breaststroke, and sidestroke) to im-
M 1/6 - 3/16 8:00 - 9:00pm 244700-01 prove your efficiency for fitness or compe-
Tu 1/7 - 3/17 7:15 - 8:15pm 244700-02 tition. Must be comfortable in deep water.
W 1/8 - 3/18 8:00 - 9:00pm 244700-03 M 1/6 - 3/9 7:00 - 7:45pm 244501-C1
$24 / $34 Non-resident M 3/16 - 5/18 7:00 - 7:45pm 344501-C1
M 3/30 - 5/18 8:00 - 9:00pm 344700-01
Tu 3/31 - 5/19 7:15 - 8:15pm 344700-02
W 4/1 - 5/20 8:00 - 9:00pm 344700-03
Flex Wet Workout
Attend any or all of the Wet Workout
classes during the session.
$60 / $75 Non-resident
Winter 1/6 - 3/18 244700-04 Water Exercise for Active Older Adults
$45 / $60 Non-resident Join active adults, age 50 and older, in this shallow-water exercise class.
Spring 3/30 - 5/20 344700-04
No swimming skills are needed! The water’s resistance and buoyancy help
provide a total body workout to improve your strength, balance, coordina-
tion and flexibility without stress to muscles and joints. Noodles, non-latex
Aqua Zumba bands and loops and aqua gloves may be used during this class.
Ages 13+ Consult with your doctor before enrolling in this class.
This low-impact, high-energy class blends
Winter Spring
the Zumba philosophy with water resis-
tance that challenges you and helps tone Longfellow (pool) 1/6 - 3/19 3/30 - 5/21
your muscles. End the day with this class $33/$48 Non-res $24/$34 Non-res
and leave feeling accomplished and in-
vigorated. M 4:30 - 5:15pm 263010-01 363010-01
Instructor: Aqua Zumba certified instruc- Tu 4:30 - 5:15pm 263010-03 363010-03
tor W 4:30 - 5:15pm 263010-04 363010-04
Longfellow (pool)
$33 / $48 Non-resident Th 4:30 - 5:15pm 263010-05 363010-05
W 1/8 - 3/18 8:00 - 9:00pm 244800-01
$24 / $34 Non-resident Popular Class
FLEX Program:
W 4/1 - 5/20 8:00 - 9:00pm 344800-01
Attend as many Senior Water Exercise classes as you wish!
Winter Session: $60 / $75 Non-resident 263010-06
Spring Session: $45/ $60 Non-resident 363010-06
6 AQUATICS Winter-Spring 2020 | www.tosarec.com
To s a A q u a t i c C l u b
(USA Competitive Swim Team)
Tosa Aquatic Club, a USA Competitive Swim Team, offers a full-scale competitive swimming program for
swimmers ages 6 - 18. Improvement in technique and speed will be worked on and good sportsmanship
and self-motivation will be learned. Entry level swimmers must be capable of swimming 25 continuous
yards (the length of Wauwatosa East, Wauwatosa West and Whitman pools) of front crawl and backstroke in
good form. Other training groups have higher minimum requirements. Practices are held at West and Whitman pools (Tosa East’s
pool is currently closed), as well at TOSA Pool during the summer. Fees range from $200 and up per season, based on group place-
ment and ability level.
SPRING SEASON for Iron through Gold begins March 30, Juniors and Seniors begins March 23.
SPRING/SUMMER SESSION REGISTRATION SAVE THE DATE: Resident registration begins Thursday,
March 12 at 9:00am, Non-resident registration begins Monday, March 16.
Evaluations will be held at West, Tuesday, March 10, 6:00-7:30pm to help you determine the appropriate training group.
Please Note:
All registrations are done through the Wauwatosa Recreation Department. There
is currently a waiting list for entry into some training groups. Wait lists are not kept
from season to season as practice times change. For more information regarding
the TOSA Aquatic Club, general practice schedule, or to arrange an evaluation for
group placement, please visit the team’s website: http://www.teamunify.com/Home.
jsp?teams=wits
Current team members receive priority registration. You will be able to view more in-
formation regarding the Long Course season such as pricing and activity numbers on
our website at www.tosarec.com in March. Spots are limited.
Mandatory USA Registration Fee (~$70) due to Tosa Aquatic Club the first week
of practice or you forfeit your spot on the team. No exceptions! Meet fees are additional.
Lifeguarding
Age 15 to attend class; 16+ to guard
Get trained for a great job. Learn the skills and knowledge lifeguards need to pre-
vent and respond to emergencies. Participation in ALL classes is required for certi-
fication, along with the passing of written and skills tests. This is a blended learn-
Participants who ing class in which students will do some
successfully pass the coursework at home and attend in-class
course, apply with sessions. (Additional time has been built
tosarec.com and are into the schedule.)
hired will be reim- West Pool & Classroom
bursed the cost of the $175 / $190 Non-resident
class 244400-01
Registration Deadline: 3/1/20
Attend ALL of the following:
Th 3/12 4:30 - 6:00pm (pretest)
M 3/23 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tu 3/24 8:30am - 4:30pm
W 3/25 8:30am - 4:30pm
Th 3/26 9:00am - 12noon
(414) 773-2900 | us on Facebook AQUATICS 7
Core Fusion Muscle Conditioning
Ages 13+ Ages 13+
It’s time to manage your midsection! This The staple of any exercise program -
class will focus on your abs, glutes, hips, firm and tone upper and lower muscle
and thighs. Enhance your core and mus- groups incorporating hand weights, resis-
cular endurance using light weights or ex- tance bands, body resistance and more.
ercise bands and stability balls. This class A 45-minute full-body toning workout
will strengthen and tone your core. Bring where individuals can ramp it up or de-
a mat. crease intensity to meet individual fitness
Instructor: Rocio Galang, AFAA certified levels. Bring a mat.
group instructor Instructor: Kathy Fried
Fisher (gym) Fisher (gym)
$42 / $57 Non-resident $40 / $55 Non-resident
W 1/8 - 3/18 7:30 - 8:15pm 273040-01 W 1/8 - 3/18 5:30 - 6:15pm 273061-01
Cardio/Strength $38 / $53 Non-resident W 4/1 - 6/3 5:30 - 6:15pm 373061-01
Fitness W 4/1 - 6/3 7:30 - 8:15pm 373040-01
Ages 13+
Get head-to-toe results with functional
strength training and full body condi-
Ultimate Fitness Sampler
tioning. This energetic class will also
Ages 13+
include short bursts of cardio work to
Get motivated to take your fitness to the
help strengthen our hearts and stamina.
next level. Come prepared to do circuit/
Come with a positive attitude and enjoy
interval training, or stations, working your
a fun workout.
upper body, lower body, core and cardio,
Watch next activity guide for possible
all maximizing your workout. Bring a mat.
return of this class offering.
Instructor: Kathy Fried
Fisher (gym)
$40 / $55 Non-resident
W 1/8 - 3/18 4:30 - 5:15pm 273041-01
W 4/1 - 6/3 4:30 - 5:15pm 373041-01
Pilates
Ages 13+
Beginner & Intermediate
Develop long, lean muscles without
building bulk by focusing on the “core”
to assist in distributing strength evenly
throughout the body. Increase flexibility,
improve posture, build strong muscles,
and reduce stress. Bring a mat.
Instructor: Marj Chepp, The Biomechan-
ics Corrective Exercise Specialist, Core and
Functional Fitness certified instructor
Longfellow (small gym)
$116 / $131 Non-resident
MW 1/6 - 4/15 7:00 - 7:45pm 273080-02
$58 / $73 Non-resident
MW 4/20 - 6/3 7:00 - 7:45pm 373080-02
8 FITNESS Winter-Spring 2020 | www.tosarec.comBody Blast! Ballet Fitness
Ages 13+ Ages 13+
This higher intensity workout will push Channel your inner dancer with a ballet-
you to your physical limit in a short inspired workout. This class will help
amount of time. A variety of exercises will develop lean muscle mass while improv-
leave you breathless as you work towards ing your balance, flexibility, and range
better flexibility, strength and muscle of motion while slimming, trimming and
definition while your body continually strengthening your abs, glutes and legs.
adapts to the demands of this class. Leave the class feeling nimble and re-
Instructor: Rocio Galang, AFAA certified laxed.
group instructor Instructor: Emily Rhodes
Fisher (gym) $51 / $66 Non-resident
$32 / $47 Non-resident Jefferson (gym)
M 1/6 - 3/16 6:35 - 7:20pm 273084-01 Tu 1/21 - 3/10 5:45 - 6:30pm 273088-01
M 3/30 - 6/1 6:35 - 7:20pm 373084-01 Tap Dance Civic Center
Ages 16+ W 1/29 - 3/11 8:00 - 8:45pm 273088-02
Learn the basics of tap dance and put
them into choreography. Have fun danc-
Ultimate Total-Body Popular Class
ing and staying in shape while making
Toner music with your feet. Tap shoes required.
Ages 13+ Instructor: Emily Rhodes
Combine strength training exercises for $51 / $66 Non-resident
an ultimate, all-over muscle toning and Jefferson (cafe)
sculpting workout with the use of exer- Tu 1/21 - 3/10 6:30 - 7:15pm 273091-01
cise balls, hand weights and resistance
bands.
Instructor: Michele Tonkovitz
East (fitness center)
$75 / $90 Non-resident
TTh 1/2 - 3/19 6:00 - 7:00pm FULL
$54 / $69 Non-resident
TTh 3/31 - 5/28 6:00 - 7:00pm FULL
Call 414-773-2900 to be added to wait list. Barre Tone & Fit
Ages 16+
Blending simple ballet warm-ups and ba-
sic fitness moves, help your body become
toned and fit. The new, fun, and beneficial
way to exercise. Bring a mat, and small
weights if you have them.
Instructor: Jessica Blazekovic
McKinley (MPR)
HipHop 4 Adults $56 / $71 Non-resident
Ages 16+ Th 1/9 - 3/12 6:15 - 7:00pm 273087-01
Learn the basics of hip hop dancing and
jazz fundamentals. Focus on rhythm,
beats, fast versus slow, and balance.
Should be a fun time for all, let’s get Weather Cancellations
grooving!!! When the Wauwatosa School District
McKinley (MPR) cancels classes and/or extra-curricu-
Residents & Non-Residents: Instructor: Jessica Blazekovic lar activities, all Recreation Depart-
Register NOW for the $56 / $71 Non-resident ment activities are also cancelled. Tune to local TV
classes on these pages! Th 1/9 - 3/12 7:00 - 7:45pm 273085-01 stations for cancellation information.
(414) 773-2900 | us on Facebook FITNESS 9Joint and Muscle Fitness WERQ®
Ages 18+ Ages 15+
A variety of flexibility and strength train- WERQ® is the fiercely fun dance fitness
ing exercises along with LIMITED aerobics workout class based on pop, rock, and
that is gentle on your back and knees lets hip-hop music taught by Certified Fit-
you work at your own pace in a fun and ness Professionals. The signature WERQ®
supportive environment. Pain and stress warm-up previews the dance steps used
management techniques will be prac- in class and the signature WERQ™ cool
ticed at the end of each class. Must be down includes balance and yoga inspired
able to get up and down independently poses. Are you ready to WERQ®?
for floor work. Bring your own mat. Instructor: Brenda Buchanan
Instructor: Marj Chepp, The Biomechan- Fisher (gym)
ics Corrective Exercise Specialist, Core Zumba $40 / $55 Non-resident
and Functional Fitness certified instruc- Ages 13+ Tu 1/7 - 3/17 6:30 - 7:30pm 273097-01
tor Work out, love working out, get hooked! $29 / $39 Non-resident
Longfellow (small gym) Zumba fuses Latin rhythms and easy-to- Tu 4/7 - 6/2 6:30 - 7:30pm 373097-01
$58 / $73 Non-resident follow moves to create a dynamic work-
out. Routines feature interval training
MW 1/6 - 2/19 6:00 - 6:45pm 273092-01 Running Toward a Healthier You
MW 2/24 - 4/15 6:00 - 6:45pm 273092-02 sessions where fast and slow rhythms and
Ages 16+
MW 4/20 - 6/3 6:00 - 6:45pm 373092-02 resistance training are combined to tone
Need to jumpstart your New Year’s fit-
your body, burn fat, and lift your spirit. All
ness resolution? Join this running class
instructors are Zumba certified.
where we will do 35 minutes of interval
Instructor: Rocio Galang training on the treadmill, 20 minutes on
Fisher (gym) the weight machines, and 5-minutes of
$45 / $60 Non-resident stretching. This class takes a maximum of
W 1/8 - 3/18 6:30 - 7:15pm 273095-05 7 participants. Register early!
W 4/1 - 6/3 6:30 - 7:15pm 373095-04 Instructor: Michele Tonkovitz
Instructor: Andrea Polinske East (fitness center)
Roosevelt (gym) $70 / $85 Non-resident
$45 / $60 Non-resident MW 1/6 - 2/26 6:00 - 7:00pm 273083-01
W 1/8 - 3/18 6:30 - 7:15pm 273095-02
W 4/1 - 5/27 6:15 - 7:00pm 373095-02
Guided Meditation for
Beginners
STRONG By Zumba New! Ages 18+
(not a dance fitness class) Experience the power of group Guided
PiYo Ages 13+ Meditations as you leave the chaos of the
Ages 13+ STRONG by Zumba® combines body world behind in this 4-week Basic Medi-
This mind-body workout combines the weight, muscle conditioning, cardio and tation class. Meditation has multiple ben-
muscle-sculpting and core-firming ben- plyometric training moves synced to efits and is well known to naturally reduce
efit of Pilates with the strength and flex- music. Every squat, every lunge, every stress and improve health and well-being.
ibility advantages of yoga. Bring your burpee is driven by the music, helping Class will focus on simple meditation
own mat. you make it to that last rep, and maybe techniques and will use guided medita-
Instructor: Marj Chepp, The Biomechanics even five more. Burn calories while toning tions that will effortlessly walk you to a
Corrective Exercise Specialist, Core and arms, legs, abs and glutes. Modifications calm and peaceful place. The basis for
Functional Fitness certified instructor will be provided. these practices will be discussed and ref-
East (small gym) Instructor: Andrea Polinske erences for further study provided. No
$58 / $73 Non-resident Fisher Gym - Tuesdays prior knowledge or experience necessary.
TTh 1/7 - 2/20 7:00 - 7:45am 273081-01 Watch our Facebook page for more infor- Instructor: Khomi Acharya
TTh 2/25 - 4/16 7:00 - 7:45am 273081-02 mation. Earliest start date would be Feb- Whitman (library)
TTh 4/21 - 6/4 7:00 - 7:45am 373081-01 ruary. $47 Resident & Non-resident
M 1/20 - 2/10 7:00 - 8:00pm 246410-11
10 FITNESS Winter-Spring 2020 | www.tosarec.comHatha Yoga Fusion Yoga Level Two
Ages 13+ Ages 13+
Hatha yoga is a practice that uses pos- For those with a prior understanding or
tures, breathing techniques and mindful- experience of basic yoga asanas. At in-
ness to cultivate mind-body awareness structor’s discretion, students will experi-
while increasing strength, flexibility and ment with more advanced poses through
balance. Not your typical yoga class. All vinyasa flow. Poses are typically held lon-
levels are welcome! Please bring a yoga ger and more variations of postures are
mat to class. introduced. Balance the body and mind
Instructor: Richard Tarney with this invigorating, creative fusion of
Fisher (gym) yoga methods.
$65 / $80 Non-resident Instructor: Edie Ford, Registered Yoga
M 1/6 - 3/9 5:30 - 6:30pm 265015-01 Teacher and Educator - E-RYT, Ayurvedic
$52 / $67 Non-resident Health Practioner - CAP
M 3/30 - 5/18 5:30 - 6:30pm 365015-01 Longfellow (small gym)
Yoga Basics/Fundamentals $88 / $103 Non-resident
Ages 13+ Th 1/9 - 2/27 6:50 - 7:50pm 265012-C1
Holiday Lights Yoga The perfect class series for newcom- Th 4/2 - 5/21 6:50 - 7:50pm 365012-C1
Ages 13+ ers to the art and science of yoga, or for
3-week specialty class! those who want to reaffirm alignment
Take a break during the busy and stress- and poses. Learn basic vocabulary and
ful holiday season and all it entails to re- alignment concepts, relevant anatomy to
center yourself, lower your stress level explore pre-asana and achieve beginning
and relax with this gentle restorative yoga yoga poses, initiating a balance between
practice. strength and flexibility.
Instructor: Edie Ford, Registered Yoga Instructor: Edie Ford, Registered Yoga
Teacher and Educator - E-RYT, Ayurvedic Teacher and Educator - E-RYT, Ayurvedic
Health Practioner - CAP Health Practioner - CAP
Longfellow (small gym) Longfellow (small gym)
$45 / $60 Non-resident $88 / $103 Non-resident
Th 12/5 - 12/19 5:45 - 7:00pm 165016-01 Th 1/9 - 2/27 5:45 - 6:45pm 265011-B1
Th 4/2 - 5/21 5:45 - 6:45pm 365011-B1
T’ai Chi Fundamentals for Beginners Traditional Yang Style T’ai Chi
T’ai Chi is a slow, gentle Chinese exercise that en- Form & Corrections
hances relaxation skills, mental focus, and postural For practitioners with previous T’ai Chi Fundamen-
alignment while building leg strength, endurance, tals experience. Refine your form and learn more
and stability. This reduces tension and pain in the about the principles and meditative aspects of T’ai
back and neck. Research suggests that T’ai Chi can Chi. Experience the sharing of energy and healing
improve balance, reduce stress and enhance im- abilities of chi. Studying this art with a qualified in-
mune function. This non-impact, moderate-inten- structor encourages consistent and correct T’ai Chi
sity cardiovascular exercise for all ages and abilities practice, thus enhancing the mind body connection
can complement any health care therapy regimen. for a multitude of health benefits.
Instructor: Pat Corrigan Culotti, BSA, CTI, MTF Instructor: Pat Corrigan Culotti, BSA, CTI, MTF
West (cafeteria) West (cafeteria)
$102 / $132 Non-resident $126 / $156 Non-resident
M 1/13 - 4/6 6:15 - 7:15pm 246400-01 M 1/13 - 4/6 7:15 - 8:30pm 246401-01
(414) 773-2900 | us on Facebook FITNESS 11Hooper Hands
Basketball Academy
Ages 4 - 8
Basketball 101
Designed to give your child an over-
view of basic basketball skills. Partici-
Principles of Dribbling I
pants will be introduced to dribbling,
Build upon the fundamentals learned
shooting, rebounding, and passing.
in Basketball 101. Participants will com-
Wilson (gym)
pete in different ball-handling drills,
$60 / $75 Non-resident
games and stations to develop those
Sa 1/11 - 2/1
Tosa Volleyball League (TVL) Ages 4-5 10:00 - 10:45am 268011-01
“Hooper Hands”.
Grades 4 - 8 Wilson (gym)
Ages 6-8 11:00 - 11:45am 268011-02
Compete in the sport of volleyball! The first $60 / $75 Non-resident
two weeks will be instructional, focusing Sa 2/8 - 2/29
on the basics: bumping, setting, spiking, Ages 4-5 10:00 - 10:45am 268012-01
serving, rotation, and rules, followed by Ages 6-8 11:00 - 11:45am 268012-02
four weeks of league play. Team formation
will be determined after the practice ses- Introduction to Shooting
sions by the on-site coaches. League play Techniques
is co-ed. Work on various shooting drills, skills and
Whitman (gym) the techniques of our method “Hand in
$41 / $56 Non-resident the Cookie Jar”. We will conclude class
Sa 4/4 - 5/16 with players being divided into teams for
Grade 4 9:00 - 10:00am 368120-04 different shooting competitions.
Grade 5 10:00 - 11:00am 368120-05 Wilson (gym)
Grades 6 - 8 11:00am - 12noon 368120-06 $60 / $75 Non-resident
Pass-Shoot-Score Sa 4/18 - 5/9
Mighty Mites Soccer Popular Class This is a mini-basketball-league-class. In Ages 4-5 10:00 - 10:45am 368011-01
Ages 3 - 4 the beginning of class, participants will Ages 6-8 11:00 - 11:45am 368011-02
This camp features fun games, basic skills, complete a series of different basketball
and positive introduction to the game fundamental drills and skills. We will
of soccer, with individual and team play. conclude class with players being divid-
The curriculum includes age-appropriate ed into teams and competing against
activities used by Coerver® Coaching each other.
throughout the world, proven to be chal- Wilson (gym)
lenging, effective, and outrageously fun. $60 / $75 Non-resident
Parents and older siblings are encour- Sa 3/7 - 4/4
aged to participate. Ages 4-5 10:00 - 10:45am 268014-01
Wilson (gym) Ages 6-8 11:00 - 11:45am 268014-02
$50 / $65 Non-resident
Sa 2/8 - 2/29 8:45 - 9:30am 268411-01
12 SPORTS Winter-Spring 2020 | www.tosarec.comBucks Little Intro to Karate
Dribblers Grades 1 - 5 Curling with Wauwatosa
Registration for the Learn the basic techniques of Karate and Curling Club
Milwaukee Bucks Lit- safety training while having fun. The “Try Curling”, Adaptive Curling and a
tle Dribblers, present- Black Belt Leadership Academy’s program Community Curling Bonspiel are just a
ed by the Froedtert & promotes the development of physical few of the opportunities provided by
the Medical College of and mental qualities that lead to success the Wauwatosa Curling Club, to build
Wisconsin health network, is now open! at home and school. See improvement in on the excitement generated by the
This instructional program is for 4-7 year focus, fitness, coordination, control, and U.S. Men’s Olympic gold medal vic-
old boys and girls, designed to introduce confidence. Where else can you learn to tory. Dates, times, costs and a link to
and teach the FUNdamentals of basket- be a leader, get fit, and break a board at register can be found under “Curling” at
ball in a unique, exciting, and education- the same time? the Wauwatosa Curling Club website:
al way. Each Little Dribblers participant Instructor: Corwin Holzman http://www.wauwatosacurlingclub.
will get the chance to perform pregame Location: Black Belt Leadership Academy com/. Or, contact us at emailtrycurling@
at Fiserv Forum, on a select Bucks game (9208 W. Center Street) wauwatosacurlingclub.com with any
with a ticket included. Each participant $30 / $40 Non-resident questions about these or other non-
will also receive his or her own basketball F 3/6 - 3/20 7:15 - 8:00pm 268800-01 member curling opportunities.
and a jersey! To sign up and to receive
more information, visit bucks.com/youth-
basketball.
Fisher (gym)
$125 Resident & Non-resident
Sa 2/15 - 3/14 2:30 - 3:45pm
Additional tickets for that select Bucks home game will Archery
be available for purchase. Ages 8+
Join the staff at West Town Archery to
learn the basic skills of archery, how to
use equipment safely and properly, and
develop the form necessary to sight. Use
your new skills to score on an official in-
door target. Gain the skill to shoot most
archery equipment safely and accurately,
and with proper form. No equipment or Weather Cancellations
archery knowledge necessary. When the Wauwatosa School District
West Town Archery (4135 N 126 St) cancels classes and/or extra-curricu-
$48 / $63 Non-resident lar activities, all Recreation Depart-
W 2/5 - 2/26 4:00 - 5:00pm 254360-01 ment activities are also cancelled. Tune to local TV
W 4/1 - 4/22 4:00 - 5:00pm 354360-01 stations for cancellation information.
Trojan Basketball Club Jr. Trojan Youth Football Tosa East Jr. Raider Athletics North Central Little League
www.tbcbasketball.org Dan Keenan (414)698-1838 Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball Baseball, age 4-16
www.tosajrtrojans.com www.tejuniorraiders.org president@ncllmilw.com
www.ncllmilw.com
Community Sports Organizations
Tosa Kickers Tosa Baseball League Blazers Youth Lacrosse Club Wauwatosa Special Olympics
Tim Winn, Director of Operations Co-ed baseball, age 7 - 15: tosablazerslc@gmail.com Mary Ellen & Dan Kiesner
twinn2@wi.rr.com www.tosabaseball.com www.wauwatosalacrosse.com (262)255-5086
www.tosakickers.com Girl’s fastpitch softball, age 7 - 15: (262)836-4LAX mellenkze@hotmail.com
www.tosabaseball.com Daniel Kiesner
(414)801-4457
Jr. Trojans Baseball Club Wauwatosa Curling Women’s Tennis League Tosa Aquatic Club
Joe Crum, jcrum@iewc.com info@wauwatosacurlingclub.com Diana (414)453-7987 Coach Cory Mukai
www.jrtrojansbaseball.com wauwatosacurlingclub.com www.tosawomenstennis.com https://www.teamunify.com/Home.
jsp?team=wits
(414) 773-2900 | us on Facebook SPORTS 13Beginner Golf Intermediate Golf
Adult PGA Ages 14+ Ages 16+
“Get Golf Ready and Play” Sign up as an individual or with a friend, Keep improving your golf game. This
spouse or co-worker. This is your chance series of five classes is designed for golf-
“Get Golf Ready and Play “ are golf les- to learn the game in a fun and relaxed en- ers who have some golf experience or
son series that combine range instruction vironment. Adults with little to no golf ex- have taken the beginner golf class. Con-
with on-course development. perience will learn the basics from a certi- tinue with the basic fundamentals and
fied PGA Professional. The class will focus get more in-depth with the swing. If
on simple swing basics, chipping, putting, weather permits, some instruction will
and rules and etiquette. Classes will also occur on the golf course. Course strat-
tour the golf course and clubhouse to egy/management, as well as different
familiarize beginners with playing golf. lies, “reading the greens” and course
Class is limited to 8 people, ensuring a be- conditions will be introduced. These
ginner-friendly environment. Bring clubs loosely structured classes will allow for
if you have them, but clubs are provided flexibility in each student’s progress.
if necessary. Limit 6 golfers per class.
Dretzka Park Golf Course Dretzka Park Golf Course
$106 / $126 Non-resident $136 / $156 Non-resident
***Golf Instructor will contact par- W 4/29 - 5/27 5:30 - 6:30pm 359070-01 W 4/29 - 5/27 6:30 - 8:00pm 359071-01
ticipants with any cancellations due to Th 4/30 - 5/28 5:30 - 6:30pm 359070-02 Th 4/30 - 5/28 6:30 - 8:00pm 359071-02
weather*** Sa 5/30 - 6/27 9:00 - 10:00am 359070-03
Adult Sport Leagues Popular Class Adult Open Play Gym
Whitman Middle School
Winter Co-Ed Volleyball Leagues For Adults, 25 years and older
begin in January
Advance registration is required.
Summer Men’s Adult Softball leagues Teams are organized nightly.
Monday - Friday Basketball
Summer Co-Ed leagues Mondays, 7:15 - 9:15pm
Monday & Thursday 1/6 - 3/30 272000-01 $36 / $51 Non-resident
4/6 - 5/11 372000-01 $19 / $29 Non-resident
Returning team registration in January,
new team registration begins in March Volleyball
Tuesdays, 7:15 - 9:15pm
For more information visit the Adult 1/7 - 3/31 282000-01 $36 / $51 Non-resident
Sports link at www.tosarec.com 4/7 - 5/12 382000-01 $19 / $29 Non-resident
Wheelchair Basketball League TAC: Open Gym - Adaptive Sports, Not “disABLED”
Adults sports
Believe it or not, America is the only country that doesn’t Join The Ability Center (TAC) one Friday a month at Whitman
allow “able-bodied” people to play wheelchair basket- Middle School from 6:00 - 9:00pm to get adaptive active in a “dif-
ball… So…we decided to take matters into our own ferent pair of shoes.” Disability or not, everyBODY plays with TAC
hands so everyBODY can play. disABILITY or not, TAC (The in this non-competitive, welcoming environment that introduc-
Ability Center) & Tosa Rec invite you to play in a “different es participants to a new way to play. Equipment will be provided.
pair of shoes.” There will be weekly instruction, as well as All ages and abilities are
an adaptive team member from the Wisconsin Thunder welcome!
to assist each team. Equipment provided. Register as an
Dec 13 May 15
individual, twosome, or a team.
Jan 10 June 12
Jefferson Elementary
Feb 7
$25 / $30 Non-resident
Mar 20
Th 1/9 - 3/12 6:30 - 8:30pm 268013-01
For more info contact Damian Buchman at:
damian@tacwi.org or (262) 385-5738
14 SPORTS Winter-Spring 2020 | www.tosarec.comOld Family Photos and the Getting Control - Advanced
Digital Age Digital Photography
Adults Adults
This is the perfect time to finally cull and You purchased an interchangeable lens
organize your old family photos hiding in (DSLR) or advanced point-and-shoot cam-
boxes, albums and slide trays into print era, but you can’t make the camera do
and digital collections. This two-hour what you need for portraits, sports, kids,
seminar covers how to select images, cre- nature and other types of photos. Bring
ate a workflow, get and stay organized, your camera to this hands-on workshop
how to scan prints and slides, outsource to “get out of automatic” and learn how
options, and archiving the collection. In- to use your camera’s Exposure Modes and
Estate and Financial Planning formation on computer use will be for other functions for a variety of special sit-
for Peace of Mind Windows PC computers. uations outdoors, indoors and with flash.
Wills, Trusts, Probate, POAs, Social Instructor: C.T. Kruger Instructor: C.T. Kruger
Security, Retirement, Long-Term Care $25 Resident & Non-resident $25 Resident & Non-resident
Adults West (room 115) West (room 115)
Everyone, regardless of age or wealth, can Tu 1/14 6:30 - 8:30pm 246313-01 Tu 4/21 6:30 - 8:30pm 346312-01
benefit from having an estate plan and a
financial plan. Wills, trusts, and beneficia-
ry planning provide necessary direction
and continuity for passing on your assets
after death and helping your loved ones
administer your estate. Equally impor-
tant are during-life issues such as health
care directives and durable powers of at-
torney, along with proper financial and
retirement planning (e.g. maximizing So-
cial Security benefits) for your long-term
needs. We will discuss strategies to help
you protect your assets and ease the bur-
den on your loved ones.
Instructors: Jess Henrickson, Financial
Advisor and Rebecca H. Simoni, Estate At-
Cutting the Cord – New!
You Have Pictures in Your
torney Controlling Cable & Cameras – Now What?
West (Room 235) Internet Costs Adults
$8 Resident & Non-resident Adults We have hundreds - if not thousands - of
Tu 1/14 6:00 - 8:30pm 246200-01Fees for cable television, home internet, pictures in our cameras, smartphones
smartphones and streaming services and computers. Now what…? This two-
quickly add up to hundreds of dollars. hour seminar teaches techniques to save
This seminar reviews your options to cut and organize pictures from cameras and
costs and still watch television programs smartphones to your computer, to exter-
and have internet access on all devices. nal devices and to “the Cloud”.
SAVE THE DATE! Instructor: C.T. Kruger Instructor: C.T. Kruger
Back by popular de- $25 Resident & Non-resident $25 Resident & Non-resident
mand, we will hold an- West (room 115) West (room 115)
other Clothes/Textile Tu 4/14 6:30 - 8:30pm 346311-01 Tu 4/28 6:30 - 8:30pm 346310-01
Recycling Drive in the
Spring. In conjunction with Milwaukee
Textile Recycling, the Wauwatosa Recre- Weather Cancellations
ation Department is offering a clothes/ When the Wauwatosa School District cancels classes and/or extra-curricular activities, all
textile recycling drive on Saturday, May Recreation Department activities are also cancelled. Tune to local TV stations for cancellation
9th, 9:00am -12:00pm at the Fisher Park- information.
ing Lot (120th and North Ave). See our
website at www.tosarec.com for more in-
formation!
(414) 773-2900 | us on Facebook ADULT ENRICHMENT 15Family Cooking Fun! Warm Winter Soups
This NEW cooking class is family friendly Adults
and hands on. We’ll teach children and Soup is savory and warms the heart. This
adults cooking skills and recipes that class will highlight seasonal and root veg-
ignite creativity, build self-esteem, and gies for soup and an electric pressure
most importantly teach healthy eating cooker, known as an Instant Pot. We’ll
habits. Class welcomes children all ages make three plant based soups: Creamy
into the kitchen alongside their parents/ Butternut Squash, Dill Pickle Chowder
family for hands-on, fun cooking. We’ll and a savory Italian Lentil. Join us to learn
measure, mix, peel, chop, dice and pre- how to make soup creamy and hearty
pare Air-fry Egg Rolls, Soba Noodle dish, without dairy, and cholesterol.
and Pineapple Fried Rice, then eat to- Food for Life Instructor: Amberlea Childs,
gether as a group. Join plant-based Chef CHW, cancer survivor
Amberlea Childs as we inspire the next East High School (room 188)
generation together in the kitchen. $30 Resident & Non-resident
Food for Life Instructor: Amberlea Childs, Th 2/20 6:00 - 8:00pm 246070-01 Voice-Overs...Now Is Your Time!
CHW, cancer survivor Adults
$85 / family Resident & Non-resident In what could be the one of most en-
(Up to 5 people per family) lightening two hours you’ve ever spent,
East (room 188) this class will show you how YOU could
Sa 1/25 11:00am-1:30pm 246060-01 How Food Fights Cancer actually begin using your speaking voice
Adults for commercials, films, videos and more!
Vegan Mexican Favorites Yes, foods can fight cancer! Certain diet Most people go about it the wrong way.
Adults patterns have a major effect in prevent- In this class, you will learn about a unique,
Mexican food is savory and appetizing, ing cancer or helping cancer survivors live “outside the box” way to cash in on one
and believe it or not, can be vegan and longer, healthier lives. This class will dis- of the most lucrative full- or part-time ca-
made without cheese. Join plant-based cuss foods that prevent disease, foods to reers out there! This is a business that you
Chef Amberlea Childs for a one of kind avoid and new recipes to practice. We’ll can handle on your own terms, on your
hands-on Mexican favorite’s class. We’ll share the science on food and cancer own turf, in your own time, and with prac-
prep, dice, chop, and learn four Mexican followed by a cooking demo of 3 plant- tically no overhead! And NOW is the best
inspired vegan recipes to further your based cancer fighting recipes. Join the time to make this happen as new compa-
healthy eating and culinary palate. Class discussion not happening at your doctor’s nies are looking for new voices like never
will prepare and dine on Mexican Tortilla office... FOOD! before. This exciting and fun class could
Soup, Jackfruit Tacos, No-Cheese Queso, Food for Life Instructor: Amberlea Childs, be the game changer you’ve been look-
and Cilantro Slaw. CHW, cancer survivor ing for!
Food for Life Instructor: Amberlea Childs, East High School (room 188) Instructor: Will Kamp, Such A Voice
CHW, cancer survivor $35 Resident & Non-resident West (room 235)
East High School (room 188) Th 5/7 6:00 - 8:00pm 346606-01 $31 Resident & Non-resident
$45 Resident & Non-resident Tu 3/3 6:30 - 8:30pm 246355-01
Th 4/2 6:00 - 8:00pm 346605-01
Indian Beans and Rice Simple Techniques with
Adults Amazing Results
Many cultures live on beans and rice Adults
for their perfect protein source. People Some Indian recipes call for some sim-
from India frequently eat both bean ple, but different, techniques to cook
dishes and rice dishes as part of their certain dishes. The results produce
daily meals. Join us in this hands-on amazing food. Come to this class and
class to learn new bean recipes and see how easy it is to make some easy
rice recipes that will soon be your fam- and tasty dishes that will wow even the
ily favorites. pickiest eaters.
Instructor: Susan Pack, CAP Instructor: Susan Pack, CAP
West (room 159) West (room 159)
$38 Resident & Non-resident $38 Resident & Non-resident
W 4/1 6:00 - 8:30pm 346010-01 Th 4/30 6:00 - 8:30pm 346011-01
16 ADULT ENRICHMENT Winter-Spring 2020 | www.tosarec.comWellness DYI’s with Essential Oils
Ages 18+
New!
Instructor: Heather Lau Thurin – Young Living
East High School (room 188)
Wellness Kit Elderberry Syrup Aromatherapy Bracelets
Learn how essential oils can naturally Learn the health benefits of elderberry Join us as we talk about aromatherapy
support your body and help you stay syrup and honey. We will make elder- and how our bodies respond. Learn
above the wellness line! You will make berry syrup infused with vitality essential what aromas YOU might respond
your own wellness kit of: 3 rollers, a oils (Non GMO Organic Certified) along to. Make your custom aromatherapy
mini Thieves hand sanitizer, a travel with infused honey. You will take home bracelet with a sample essential oil.
Thieves spray and an owie spray. a bottle of elderberry syrup and infused Additional bracelets available to pur-
$36 Resident & Non-resident honey with you. chase/make at class.
W 1/15 6:30 - 8:00pm 246080-01 $26 Resident & Non-resident $20 Resident & Non-resident
W 3/11 6:30 - 8:00pm 246080-02 W 2/12 6:30 - 8:00pm 246081-01 W 4/8 6:30 - 8:00pm 346080-01
Beginner Ukulele
Ages 14 - Adults
The ukulele is gaining enormous popu- Guitar Lessons
larity lately because of its happy sound, Ages 18+
convenient size, and affordable price. Have you ever wanted to play guitar, or
This class will teach the basic chords and perhaps you've tried but your fingers
strums that will have you making beauti- just wouldn't cooperate? This class is for
ful music in no time. No previous musical those who are new to guitar (whether or
experience is necessary. Bring a ukulele. not they've played another instrument)
Instructor: Steve Girman and is intended to provide a strong
Longfellow (band room) technical foundation. Begin with a scale
$35 Resident & Non-resident and simple melodies, and progress to
W 1/8 - 2/5 6:30 - 7:15pm 246482-01 Wauwatosa Community Band strumming chords and songs. No need
This concert band is open to anyone who to know how to read music, just bring
plays an instrument and reads music. your guitar and pick; all other materials
Tosa Jazz, a swing band, is selected from will be provided.
the Concert Band. No audition is required. Instructor: Guy Fiorentini
Rehearsals are on Tuesday evenings at $66 Resident & Non-resident
Longfellow, 7:00pm. Dues are $50 for the East (room 130)
year (Sept. thru May). Tu 2/11 - 3/17 7:30 - 8:15pm 246481-01
The Concert Band performs two to three Tu 4/7 - 5/12 7:30 - 8:15pm 346481-01
full concerts a year; Tosa Jazz performs
throughout the year (area malls and re-
tirement homes).
Contact Donna Kummer,
(414)807-4915
kummer@arcfile.com
www.arcfile.com/tosaband
Continuing Ukulele
Ages 14 - Adults Upcoming Concert Dates:
For players who are comfortable with a Tuesday, December 17, 2019
few chords and would like to expand to Tuesday, March 10, 2020
more keys and musical genres. Come join Tuesday, May 19, 2020
our weekly hootenanny! Bring a ukulele.
Instructor: Steve Girman All performances are held at the Lois
Longfellow (band room) Weber Theater at Longfellow Middle
$35 Resident & Non-resident School at 7:30pm
W 1/8 - 2/5 7:30 - 8:15pm 246483-01
(414) 773-2900 | us on Facebook ADULT ENRICHMENT 17Red Cross First Aid/ Wilderness and Remote First Aid
CPR/AED Training Participants must possess current
This course helps participants recognize adult CPR/AED certification and be at
and respond appropriately to cardiac, least 14 years of age on or before the
breathing, and first aid emergencies for last scheduled session of the course.
adults, children, and infants. Participants The American Red Cross Wilderness and
will also learn the knowledge and skills Remote First Aid program is designed to
needed to give immediate care to an in- teach individuals how to deal with emer-
jured or ill person and to decide whether gency situations by using first aid skills in a
advanced medical care is needed. delayed-help environment. The program
West (room 145) is based on the Boy Scouts of America
$90 Resident & Non-resident (BSA) Wilderness First Aid Curriculum and
offers enhanced content and topics to
Knitting
Sa 1/11 9:00am-4:00pm 246020-01
Adults
meet OSHA’s Best Practices for Workplace
This class is for the beginner and beyond.
First Aid Training Programs, and has been
Learn the basics of this relaxing, portable
updated to reflect the latest emergency
and time-honored craft, or take your knit-
cardiovascular care science. The Wilder-
ting skills to the next level. Our beginner
ness and Remote First Aid program is
project will cover how to cast on, knit,
appropriate for audiences from youth-
purl, and bind off. Come and enjoy the
serving organizations as well as adults
support and fellowship of other knitters.
who participate in outdoor recreational
If you are a new knitter and will be knit-
activities or who work in wilderness or
ting our beginner project, please bring to
remote settings where emergency medi-
the first class 125 yards of a bulky weight
cal services (EMS) response is more than
wool yarn, 16” circular knitting needles
1 hour away.
size 9, and stitch markers.
West (cafeteria)
Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED Instructor: Trish Ricci
$160 Resident & Non-resident
Instructor Training F, 4/17, 5:00 - 9:00pm
$62 Resident & Non-resident
The primary purpose of the American Whitman (room 101)
Sa, 4/18, 8:00am - 5:00pm
Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED Instructor Tu 1/7 - 3/17 6:00 - 8:00pm 246305-01
Su, 4/19, 12:00 - 4:00pm 246022-01
course is to train instructors to teach the Th 1/9 - 3/19 6:00 - 8:00pm 246305-02
basic-level American Red Cross First Aid, $31 Resident & Non-resident
CPR and AED courses. On-line material Tu 3/31 - 4/28 6:00 - 8:00pm 346305-01
must be completed before the in-person Th 4/2 - 4/30 6:00 - 8:00pm 346305-02
sessions. Upon successful completion of
this course, new instructors can qualify to Hart Park, Muellner Building
teach other Red Cross courses, like Baby- $62 Resident & Non-resident
sitting and Wilderness First Aid, after com- W 1/8 - 3/11 9:50 - 11:50am 246305-03
pleting an on-line bridge. Candidates $31 Resident & Non-resident
must possess basic level certification W 4/1 - 4/29 9:50 - 11:50am 346305-03
in FA/CPR/AED and be at least 16 years
old at the start of class.
West (room 145)
$175 Resident & Non-resident
Sa 1/18 - 1/25 9:00am-4:30pm 246021-01 Ballroom Dance HipHop 4 Adults
Adults Ages 16+
Grab a partner and come join the fun as Learn the basics of hip hop dancing and
Tap Dance we learn the steps and turns of ballroom
Ages 16+ jazz fundamentals. Focus on rhythm,
dances. Beginner and experienced danc- beats, fast versus slow, and balance.
Learn the basics of tap dance and put
ers are welcome. A partner is necessary. Should be a fun time for all, let’s get
them into choreography. Have fun danc-
Instructor: Jessica Blazekovic grooving!!!
ing and staying in shape while making
McKinley (MPR) McKinley (MPR)
music with your feet. Tap shoes required.
$60/couple, Resident & Non-resident Instructor: Jessica Blazekovic
Instructor: Emily Rhodes
(Only enroll 1 person/couple) $56 / $71 Non-resident
$51 / $66 Non-resident
Fox Trot & Salsa Th 1/9 - 3/12 7:00 - 7:45pm 273085-01
Jefferson (cafe)
Th 1/9 - 2/6 8:00 - 8:45pm 253000-01
Tu 1/21 - 3/10 6:30 - 7:15pm 273091-01
Swing & Cha Cha
Th 2/13 - 3/12 8:00 - 8:45pm 253000-02
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