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Winter 2018 Aquatics Programs Updated October 17, 2017 Middleburg Heights Community Center 16000 E. Bagley Road Middleburg Heights, Ohio 44130 Phone: 440.234.2255 Fax: 440.234.3228

Wednesday, December 27, 2017. 6:00-8:00 PM Construct and sail your own duct tape and cardboard boat! Captain and First Mate for a crew! ** FREE! Pre-Registration Required! Activity 2181.807 *Length no more than 9 Feet *Width no more than 6 Feet * Height no more than 5 Feet * 4 Inch max width duct tape, cardboard, and water proof paint are acceptable boat construction materials * Boats need to be fully constructed offsite. Boat inspections to be held promptly at 6 PM! ** Daily Admission Fee Required for non-members**

Middleburg Heights Community Center Winter 2018 Learn to Swim Welcome to the Middleburg Heights Community Center Learn to Swim Program. Before classes begin, there are a few policies that require your cooperation and understanding. Registration Opens: Yearly Members and Residents, Tuesday, December 5, 2017 Non-Members, Tuesday, December 12, 2017 Please note that there are enrollment limits on all classes. Be sure to register early to avoid the disappointment of being shut out. Parents of children 7 and under must remain in the building during class time and must return to the pool deck to pick up their child after class. Current students: Participants remain in-level until they have mastered the required skills. Please plan to continue at the same level when signing up for the next session. If, by the end of the current session, you learn that you have tested into the next class, please call the aquatics director to correct your enrollment at no additional cost. New students: On the first day (or night) of class, there will be a brief parent orientation to the program for parents of new students. Please bring your child to the pool entrance where a staff member will direct you. Students transferring from other programs: Please call the Aquatics Director to make arrangements for testing prior to registration. Standards may be different. Evaluation information: Children will receive an evaluation form on the last day of class. They will be tested on the last few days of a session in order to complete the form. If you know that you will be missing a class, please let the instructor know so that testing can be completed before or after the missed day. It is common and expected that most swimmers repeat each skill group more than once. Missing a scheduled class policy: All classes have specific teacher/student ratios that will insure the best learning environment for your children. Due to safety concerns, make up lessons are not available.

Entry to class policy: Upon entry to the building for each lesson, you and your child will check in at the front desk. Members will enter their membership number; non-member students will be admitted by name (on a roster). Parent waiting policy: To create the best learning environment for your child, parents and spectators will not be permitted on the pool deck during lessons (except lessons where the parent will be in the water with the child). Locker room policies: Please dress your child in the locker room, not in the pool area, and have them carry their towel with them to class. Walk with your child to the pool deck where an instructor will be waiting to check your child in. If you will be helping your child in the locker room after class, leave the common area a few minutes before the end of class to meet your child near the locker room doors. To assist a child of the opposite gender, please use the family changing rooms. There is a 5-minute time limit on the use of family changing rooms. Goggle policy: We do not recommend the use of goggles prior to Intro Skills 3. Beginning in IS-3, we allow sport/competitive style goggles only (no masks). These are sold at sporting goods stores and at our front desk. Swim diaper policy: Required for all swimmers who are not toilet trained. For your convenience we sell them at the front desk for $2.00. Refund Policy: The aquatics director may issue a refund or program credit for a future class, each with a $15 processing fee deducted. Refunds will not be issued after the first class except in rare cases, such as with a signed medical excuse. If you have any questions throughout the session, please see the instructor on deck. Thank you! At what age is it safe for my child to swim without my direct supervision? If you are asking this question, it is probably unsafe for your child to be at the pool without direct adult supervision. We use age 8 as a guideline with the idea that children of that age have begun to understand their own limitations. Always remember that there is no substitute for a parent s vigilant observation of their own child.

Learn to Swim Fees: Yearly Members: $40.00 Resident, Non-Member: 55.00 Non-Member: $70.00 Preschool With Parent Classes: Ages 18 months to 5 ½ years Toddler with Parent (18 months- 3 years) Emphasis on water adjustment, trust, fun, and swimming readiness. This class will introduce skills while having fun. Activity # Day Date Time _ 2181.101 Wednesday 1/24-3/14 6:45-7:15 PM 2181.102 Saturday 1/20-3/10 10:00-10:30 AM Pre-School with Parent (3-5 ½ years) Introduction to all swimming skills: pulling, kicking, and breathing coordination. Activity # Day Date Time _ 2181.201 Wednesday 1/24-3/14 6:45-7:15 PM 2181.202 Saturday 1/20-3/10 10:00-10:30 AM

Preschool Classes: Ages 18 months to 5 ½ years Pre-School Alone (3 ½ -5 ½ years) This course is designed for young, motivated beginners; however, instructors will tailor their lessons for each child s own readiness and ability, accommodating for different ages and levels of experience, styles of learning, and rates of progression. Swimmers will be introduced to independent water safety and preswim skills, progressing to more advanced skills over time. Children should be comfortable coming to class without a parent and be ready to put their face in the water on the first day. Children remain in the PSA program until they are 6 years old or until they have completed kindergarten. Activity # Day Date Time _ 2181.401 Monday 1/22-3/12 5:45-6:15 PM 2181.402 Tuesday 1/23-3/13 5:45-6:15 PM 2181.403 Tuesday 1/23-3/13 6:15-6:45 PM 2181.404 Tuesday 1/23-3/13 6:45-7:15 PM 2181.405 Wednesday 1/24-3/14 5:45-6:15 PM 2181.406 Wednesday 1/24-3/14 6:15-6:45 PM 2181.407 Saturday 1/20-3/10 9:00-9:30 AM 2181.408 Saturday 1/20-3/10 9:30-10:00 AM Learn to Swim Fees: Yearly Members: $40.00 Resident, Non-Member: 55.00 Non-Member: $70.00

Learn to Swim Fees: Yearly Members: $40.00 Resident, Non-Member: 55.00 Non-Member: $70.00 School Age Program: Ages 6 years and over or completed Kindergarten Introductory Skills (Age 6 & over) This course is for children who have completed the preschool alone program or who are at least six years old. Course instruction is split among several, smaller skills groups. New students will be tested and placed into the proper skill group based on their abilities and at the discretion of the deck instructor. Introductory Skills (IS) begins by developing comfort and basic safety skills in the water and progresses through balance and rotation drills that build the foundations for the proper technique of the four competitive strokes. Activity # Day Date Time _ 2181.501 Monday 1/22-3/12 4:15-5:00 PM 2181.502 Monday 1/22-3/12 5:00-5:45 PM 2181.503 Tuesday 1/23-3/13 4:15-5:00 PM 2181.504 Tuesday 1/23-3/13 5:00-5:45 PM 2181.505 Wednesday 1/24-3/14 4:15-5:00 PM 2181.506 Wednesday 1/24-3/14 5:00-5:45 PM 2181.507 Saturday 1/20-3/10 10:30-11:15 AM 2181.508 Saturday 1/20-3/10 11:15 AM-NOON

Stroke Skills ONLY students with program approval may register for this course. All prospective students will be placed on the waitlist until verification of the swimmers skills has been verified. This three-level capstone experience is for students who have mastered all three levels of Introductory Skills. Compared with Introductory Skills, the Stroke Skills (SS) program is very technical in nature. Instructors will focus on the proper execution of freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly drills, progressing into full strokes as the swimmer becomes ready. New students should contact the aquatics director for a skills evaluation if they intend to register for this program. Activity # Day Date Time _ 2181.601 Wednesday 1/24-3/14 7:15-8:00 PM 2181.602 Saturday 1/20-3/10 11:15 AM-NOON Adult Programs: Ages 18 and Over Adult Swim Lessons This course is for adults of all ages and abilities, from beginners to intermediate swimmers who wish to refine their abilities, build endurance, or swim competitively. Basic water safety skills are also covered. Activity # Day Date Time 2181.701 Wednesday 1/24-3/14 9:45-10:30 AM 2181.702 Wednesday 1/24-3/14 7:15-8:00 PM Learn to Swim Fees: Yearly Members: $40.00 Resident, Non-Member: 55.00 Non-Member: $70.00

Adult Exercise Programs: Ages 18 and Over January 3-March 22 Basic Water Exercise Just right for the average participant. We mix gentle exercise and moderate aerobics that almost anyone can do. There is no excuse for not coming to the pool! Instructors will help you to adapt the skills for your limitations and find the right pace for your needs. Flexibility and strengthening exercises are a big part of this class. Day Time Member Non-Resident Monday thru Friday 9:00-9:45 AM $3.00 N/A This class will be canceled if Berea Schools are closed for inclement weather and on scheduled holidays. Aquatic Range of Motion Designed to improve joint flexibility and balance. For those with mobility challenges and discomfort resulting from arthritis, joint injury, or surgery. This class consists of moderate water movements and gentle stretches that allow participants to strengthen their muscles and alleviate joint pain. There is no major aerobics component to this class, and participants are encouraged to work at their own pace. Day Time Member Non-Resident Monday & Wednesday 10:00-10:45 AM $3.00 N/A This class will be canceled if Berea Schools are closed for inclement weather and on scheduled holidays. Silver Splash A free class for Silver Sneaker members that offers total body aqua conditioning. This class focuses on increasing agility, range of motion, and cardio. No swimming ability required. Class is taught by a certified Silver Sneakers Instructor. Community Center members may attend for $2.00. Punch cards also accepted for this class. Silver Non- Day Time Sneaker Member Resident Monday thru Friday 2:00-2:50 PM Free $3.00 N/A This class will be canceled if Berea Schools are closed for inclement weather and on scheduled holidays.

Water Aerobics Pick up the intensity! Exercise will include at least 20 minutes of moderate to highlevel aerobics. Improve cardiovascular fitness, tone muscles, and improve flexibility in a safe environment. Member Resident Non- Day Time Fee Fee Resident Monday- Thursday 6:00-6:50 PM $3.00 $5.00 $6.00 Saturday 9:15-10:00 AM $3.00 $5.00 $6.00 Aqua Zumba Aqua Zumba blends the Zumba philosophy with water resistance, for one pool party you shouldn t miss! There is less impact on your joints during an Aqua Zumba class so you can really let loose. Water creates natural resistance, which means every step is more challenging and helps tone your muscles. Member Resident Non- Day Time Fee Fee Resident Tuesday 7:10-8:00 PM $3.00 $5.00 $6.00 Wednesday & Saturday 8:00-8:50 AM $3.00 $5.00 $6.00 Aqua Fusion This class combines ballet/barre, yoga, and pilates to provide breathing, deep stretching, increased range of motion, strength and toning. This class is suitable for all fitness levels- it is a great starting place for beginners, as well as provides a great stretching routine for those who regularly work out. No swim or yoga experience necessary. Member Resident Non- Day Time Fee Fee Resident Monday & Friday 8:00-8:50 AM $3.00 $5.00 $6.00 Land and Sea This innovative new class begins with 15 minutes of core tightening and toning moves on the pool deck, (water options will be provided for those who may not be ready or comfortable with the deck), followed by 45 minutes of HIIT moves that provide both cardio and toning benefits. Energizing music will keep you motivated thru the entire workout! Participants will need to bring a yoga mat. Member Resident Non- Day Time Fee Fee Resident Thursday 7:00-8:00 PM $3.00 $5.00 $6.00

The Middleburg Heights Women s Club Is proud to sponsor BUBBLE BUDDIES AND AQUA ACHIEVERS Programs in Adapted Aquatics Mondays, January 22-March 12 This is a FREE program to all registered participants. Funding has been graciously provided by the Women s Club of Middleburg Heights. Please note that there are maximum limits on all programs and registration must be made in person at the Community Center. Additional paperwork (medical) will be required and available upon registration. Registration Opening Dates: Members & Residents: December 5 Non-Residents: December 12 Bubble Buddies 1: (2 years-5 ½ years with parent), 6:30-7:00 pm Activity # 2181.301 A special time for parents to introduce swim skills to children with developmental delays. Children will gain confidence in aquatics with one on one parental guidance under the direction of a certified Adapted Aquatics Instructor. Bubble Buddies 2: (6-9 years), 7:00-7:30 pm Activity # 2181.302 Group swimming instruction with focus on individual needs for special needs students. Children will be evaluated on the first day and placed into proper skill groups. Instruction under the guidance of certified Adapted Aquatics Instructors and volunteers. Aquatic Achievers: (10-15 years), 7:30-8:00 pm Activity # 2181.303 Group swimming instruction for older students. Certified Adapted Aquatics Instructors and volunteers will challenge these young adults to improve swim skills, learn personal water safety techniques, and promote lifetime swim challenges. Aquatic Achievers Club: (16 years-adult), 8:00-8:30 pm Activity # 2181.304 Because you are never too old to have fun! Adapted Adults will have an opportunity to enjoy the water, exercise, play games, and best of all: socialize with peers. Each week will feature a different core activity lead by certified Adapted Aquatics Instructors. VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED! The success of this program is only possible with the valued help of a dedicated group of volunteers. Training will be provided! If interested, please contact Jessica Rockhill at 440-234-2255 or jrockhill@middleburgheights.com

Winter 2018 Welcome to the Pool! Reminder to Parents & for your child s safety: Direct supervision by one adult or responsible student age 15 or over is required for children 7 & under. One adult per 2 children is required. Direct supervision means an adult or responsible student age 15 or older is within arms reach. This rule also applies to any child using a floatation device. Please remember that there is no substitute for a parents vigilant observation of their own child. The following rules are designed for safety and for everyone s enjoyment of the water. Floatation Devices: A parent (or a responsible adult) must also be in the water with any non-swimming child wearing any type of floatation devices and be within arms reach of the child. This would include noodles, water wings, swim suits with built in floatation, and baby seat floaters. Non-toilet Trained Swimmers: Swim diapers are required at this facility and are for sale at the front desk. Diapers and swim suits are to be changed in the rest rooms at all times, not on the pool deck or hallways. Help us keep our pool open! A fecal accident in the water is a health hazard and requires the closing of the pool for a minimum of 30 minutes. Please no diaper changing on the pool deck! Eating/Beverages: WITH THE EXCEPTION OF WATER, IT IS NOT PERMITTED ON THE INDOOR OR OUTDOOR POOL DECKS! Please take ALL food/drinks to the common area (shoes & swimsuit cover is mandatory) or outdoor concession area. Closed plastic water bottles are permitted on both pool decks.

Cooler & Bag Inspection: Patrons bringing large bags or coolers into either pool area may be asked by a front desk or guard shack employee to open their belongings. If prohibited items are found you will be asked to take them back to your car. Non compliance will result in a call to the building supervisor or the local police department. Slide Height: Both the indoor and outdoor slides have a minimum height requirement of 48 inches. This is a state requirement and we do adhere to it strictly. We have measurement devices at the tops of both slides and guards are instructed to measure every child every time. If your child is denied use due to height and you would like a second opinion, please ask any lifeguard to contact their supervisor and someone will assist you in a timely manner. Indoor Zero Depth (Kiddie Section): The indoor water feature is for children under the age of 8 accompanied by an adult. Any children under the age of 8, but 48 inches or taller may not use the orange slide. Adult caregivers are NOT permitted to go down the orange slide with their children. Proper swim attire: All swimmers must wear bathing suits. Patrons may wear UV-guard swim attire that covers the arms and legs. Other attire, such as compression shorts, yoga pants, sports bras, gym attire, and street clothing cannot be worn inside the pools, spa, or steam room. Persons in swimsuits are NOT permitted outside of the aquatics area or locker rooms. No street shoes on the pool deck! T-Shirts: Adults (age 18 and over) may wear a plain, short-sleeve, cotton t- shirt if they are also wearing swim a swim suit. No person wearing a t-shirt may use the water slide, and they are cautioned to beware of entanglement near any water feature. No person under age 18 may wear a t-shirt. Fitted UV-protective swim shirts are permitted and encouraged. No Head First Diving: Both pools are shallow. Head-first entries are not permitted in either the indoor or the outdoor pool.

Toys: The only toys permitted in the indoor pool are soft baby toys, which must remain in the kiddie area with supervision by an adult. The lifeguards have the authority to restrict the use of these toys at any time. Soft sponge balls, beach balls, and soft baby toys are also permitted in the outdoor pool. Any swimming aid that binds or restricts movement of the legs is not permitted. Inclement Weather: Indoor Pool: Is grounded and is most likely not a problem. However, if a storm is directly overhead and a supervisor determines there could be danger, the indoor pool may be closed. All patrons must wait in the locker rooms until signs of danger have past. Absolutely no refunds will be given for Inclement Weather. Thank you for your adherence to these rules and we wish you a safe and enjoyable experience at the pool! Rules / Policies / Schedules may be changed at the discretion of the Aquatics Director based on class registrations, weather, and special events.

Spring 2018 Information SPRING LEARN TO SWIM REGISTRATION Members & Residents: Tuesday, April 3, 2018 Non-Residents: Tuesday, April 10, 2018 Classes offered weekday evenings and Saturday mornings Recreation Director: Jeff Minch jminch@middleburgheights.com Aquatics Director: Jessica Rockhill jrockhill@middleburgheights.com Aquatics Coordinator: John Kennick jkennick@middleburgheights.com 440.234.2255