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2018 SUMMER YOUTH GUIDETREASURE VALLEY FAMILY YMCA

BEST SUMMER EVER AT THE TREASURE VALLEY FAMILY YMCA

Well, first you’d have to answer “what is the Y?” It could be any of our amazing facilities throughout the Treasure Valley, including our new one in south Meridian, or even our campgrounds at Horsethief Reservoir; but it’s more than that! The Y isn’t just a place, it’s an opportunity to make new friends, discover your potential, experience something new, and just have fun. A summer at the Y focuses on three key drivers of impact that inspire healthy youth development journeys: achievement, relationships, and belonging. YMCA programs and camps nurture and celebrate the social-emotional, cognitive, and physical development of all youth, resulting in the BEST SUMMER EVER! So join us on a summer journey at your favorite Y location. Or branch out and visit our new South Meridian Family YMCA, where parents and kids can race down slides in the exciting four-level, all-ages, family Adventure Zone play structure. We’ll see you here!

WHAT'S UNIQUE ABOUT A Y SUMMER?

ALL KIDS HAVE POTENTIAL. That’s why we support their social-emotional, cognitive, and physical development from craddle to career with holistic programs that don’t just close the achievement gap —they help kids realize who they are and all they can achieve.

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BUILDING POTENTIAL, CLOSING THE ACHIEVEMENT GAP

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4 SUMMER CHILD CARE

5 CHILD DEVELOPMENT

5 CALDWELL SUMMER CHILD CARE

6-7 YMCA RESIDENT CAMP AT HORSETHIEF RESERVOIR

8-11 YOUTH SPORTS CAMPS & LEAGUES

12-13 YOUTH HEALTH & FITNESS

14-25 SUMMER DAY CAMPS

14 ALL-DAY CAMPS

15 TEEN CAMPS

16 PRE-K CAMPS

17-20 CAMP PLANNER

21-22 STEM CAMPS

22-24 SPECIALTY CAMPS

25 ACTION & ADVENTURE CAMPS

26-29 AQUATICS

30 TRACK & TRIATHLON

31 FAMILY FUN RUNS & RACE EVENTS

32 FAMILY & COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

32 GENERAL FACILITY AWESOMENESS

33 MEMBERSHIP

34 ACTIVITY PAGE

35 DIRECTORY

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SUMMER CHILD CAREThe Y offers a developmentally appropriate, curriculum-based summer child care program. It helps children grow personally, learn values, improve personal relationships, appreciate diversity, become better leaders and supporters, and develop specific skills and assets.

GROUP AND INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:Summer Learning ProgramLeadership development activitiesDaily field tripsArts and humanities projectsHealthy snack time and physical activitiesSTEM activitiesWeekly swimmingScience and math explorationSocial Responsibility projectsOvernight camp experiences at Horsethief Reservoir (Grades 4-8)

YMCA SUMMER CHILD CARE HELPS COMBAT SUMMER LEARNING LOSS...AND IT’S FUN!Enroll today by calling one of our sites listed below.More information is available at ymcatvidaho.org.

BOISE LOCATIONS9TH STREET Y KIDS208 344 5502 ext 219

WASHINGTON STREET Y KIDS208 344 5502 ext 219

WEST YMCA CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER208 344 5502 ext 415

CALDWELL LOCATIONCALDWELL FAMILY YMCA208 459 2498 ext 655

MERIDIAN/EAGLE LOCATIONSEAGLE Y KIDS SIENA Y KIDS208 939 6735 208 861 4832 HILLSDALE Y KIDS USTICK Y KIDS208 861 4832 208 321 7559

HUNTER Y KIDS208 855 5871


CHILD DEVELOPMENTAt the Y, we believe every child is of promise and deserves the opportunity to discover who they are and what they can achieve. The Treasure Valley Family YMCA’s Child Development programs support children in their ongoing growth to ensure they are ready for the next educational milestone, whether that is preschool, kindergarten, middle school, or high school.

INFANT & TODDLERAGES: 6 weeks-3 yearsLOCATIONS: Children’s Village, Little Luke’s Early Learning Center, Saint Alphonsus Early Learning Center, West Y Child Development Center

FULL-TIME PRESCHOOLAGES: 3-5LOCATIONS: Children’s Village, Little Luke’s Early Learning Center, Saint Alphonsus Early Learning Center, West Y Child Development Center

GUIDED DISCOVERY PART-TIME PRESCHOOLAGES: 2-5LOCATIONS: Caldwell Guided Discovery (ages 3-5 only), Caldwell P16 Program (Lewis and Clark, Lincoln, Sacajawea, Wilson), Downtown Guided Discovery

GUIDED DISCOVERY PART-TIME INCLUSION PRESCHOOLAGES: 3-5LOCATIONS: Chaparral Elementary, Frontier Elementary, Hillsdale Elementary, Seven Oaks Elementary, Spalding Elementary, Willow Creek BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOLGRADES: K-8LOCATIONS: 9th Street Y Kids, Caldwell Family YMCA (grades K-5 only), Eagle Y Kids, Hillsdale Y Kids, Hunter Y Kids, Siena Y Kids, Ustick Y Kids, Washington Street Y Kids, West Y Child Development Center

The Y’s Child Development programs are proudly supported

by the United Way of the Treasure Valley

ENROLL TODAY! See site directory on inside of back cover.

CALDWELL Y SUMMER CHILD CARE •This program runs all summer long and gives kids the opportunity to grow in spirit, mind, and body. A wide variety of activities allows youth to experience new things that help them to: • Grow personally• Learn values• Improve personal relationships• Appreciate diversity• Become better leaders and supporters• Develop specific skills and assets• …and have fun!

AGES: 5-12FEE: 5-day Member $155 | Non-member $230FEE: daily rate Member $45 | Non-member $65SCHEDULE: 6:30am-6:30pm

FYI Only $65 to reserve a spot and payment plans are available. LEARN MORE AND REGISTER AT YCAMPIDAHO.ORG.

SUMMER CAMP SESSIONS:

SAFETYWhile children spend a week at Horsethief Reservoir in our state-of-the-art-facilities, keeping campers safe and healthy is our number one priority at Y Camp.

YOUTH CAMPAGES: 7-12M $470 | NM $580

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Week 5Jul 15-20

Week 6Jul 22-27

Week 7Jul 29-Aug 3

Week 8Aug 5-10

ADVENTURE CAMPAGES: 12-14M $470 | NM $580

TEEN CAMPAGES: 13-16M $470 | NM $580

ASPIRING LEADERSAGES: 13 & 14 M $470 | NM $580

LEADERS IN TRAININGAGES: 14 & 15M $470 | NM $580

COUNSELOR IN TRAININGAGES: 16 Approval requiredM $500 | NM $610

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ADVENTURE & CONFIDENCEY Camp offers fun activities from Archery to Zip Lining that teach self-reliance, instill a love for nature, and build character and leadership.

FRIENDS & ROLE MODELSWe believe children discover themselves through interaction with others and having the freedom to explore. At Y Camp, children are immersed in a community where making friends is natural and exploring interests is encouraged by caring, responsible, and devoted counselors. Our Y Camp staff are, in a word, awesome!

JR ADVENTURE CAMPAGES: 9-11M $470 | NM $580

SUMMER RESIDENT CAMPY Camp gives children an opportunity to learn skills they can use for life. They discover their potential and are encouraged to live a life of purpose. At the core of Y Camp are three things:

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FAMILY CAMPDon’t let kids have all the fun this summer! Now the entire family can enjoy the fun of YMCA Camp together. There are activities for the whole family to enjoy together, and you and your family are welcome to join in on as many or as few of the group activities as you desire. Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult to all activities including: archery, arts and crafts, canoeing, fishing, mountain biking, rock climbing, swimming, hiking, zip lining, and bb gun riflery.

2018 FAMILY CAMP SESSIONS

ALL AGESSESSION 1: Memorial Day, May 25-28-FULL!SESSION 2: Labor Day, Aug 31-Sep 3SESSION 3: Mommy and Me Camp, Oct 19-21

INDIVIDUAL RATESADULT (18+): Member $80 | Non-member $120JUNIOR (13-17): Member $60 | Non-member $90YOUTH (5-12): Member $40 | Non-member $70CHILD (0-4): Member $0 | Non-member $0

LODGING RATESCABIN: $495YURT: $395PLATFORM TENT: $195TENT SITE: $95

OUTDOOR EDUCATIONOutdoor Education at Y Camp is a wonderful opportunity for fifth and sixth graders to learn about the environment in the scenic wilderness of our Horsethief property. Meeting the state of Idaho’s content standards for science, our curriculum is designed to instill a curiosity for learning about nature and the outdoors in youth. Students will hike, learn, and explore our beautiful 415 acres, focusing on geology, weather, habitats, forests, pond ecology, and more. This fun educational experience could be part of your child’s school year.

Ask your child’s teacher about this program and book a class trip today by calling 344 5502 ext 513.

RETREATS & CONFERENCESY Camp is an excellent location for building teams, visions, and futures. We can host business retreats and other private gatherings. We offer team-building/recreational programs, conference rooms, AV/tech support, and comfortable lodging to meet all the needs of 25 to 250 people.

Book today by calling 344 5502 ext 513 or emailing [email protected].

Learn more and register at ycampidaho.org.

WHAT PARENTS ARE SAYING

“My daughter was overjoyed to have found a place where she belonged and enjoyed every minute of every day...” - 2017 SUMMER

CAMPER PARENT

“This camp experience gave our son the opportunity to go out on his own and create new memories. I feel he had a chance to see positive role models and be one himself.” - 2017 SUMMER

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YOUTH SPORTS CAMPS AND LEAGUES

BASKETBALL CAMP • S •Our caring and knowledgeable instructors will teach campers the skills of basketball through exciting drills and games. Campers will work on their game, meet new friends, and gain confidence in a safe and nurturing environment. AGES: 7-11FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm • Jun 18-22, Jul 9-13, Aug 13-17 S Jun 11-15, Jul 23-27 Meridian Meridian a • Jul 16-20, Jul 30-Aug 3, Aug 6-10

ROOKIES BASKETBALL CAMP • S •Our caring and knowledgeable instructors will introduce campers to the skills of basketball through fun and age appropriate games. Campers will meet new friends and gain confidence in a safe and nurturing environment. AGES: 4-6FEE: Member $64 | Non-member $99SCHEDULE: 9-10:30am• Jun 18-22, Jul 9-13, Aug 13-17 S Jun 11-15, Jul 23-27 Meridian Meridian a • Jul 16-20, Jul 30-Aug 3, Aug 6-10

EVENING BASKETBALL CAMP • •Our caring and knowledgeable instructors will teach campers the skills of basketball through exciting drills and games. Campers will work on their game, meet new friends, and gain confidence in a safe and nurturing environment. AGES: 7-11FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 5-9pm• Jun 25-29• Aug 13-17

PREMIER BASKETBALL CAMP PRESENTED BY AAU S (held at Homecourt) This camp will provide high-level coaching from experiencedstaff. Campers will be led through drills and scrimmages toimprove their playing level. This fun and up-tempo campwill keep kids entertained and active all week. Camperswill be grouped by age and/or experience level, and are provided a reversible camp jersey. AGES: 10-13FEE: Member $114 | Non-Member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pmBOYS: Jun 18-22, Jul 9-13GIRLS: Jun 25-29BOYS/GIRLS: Jul 30-Aug 3

BASKETBALL TRAINING (One-on-One or Small Group) S (held at Homecourt)Our experienced trainers will tailor this development opportunity to your young player. We love to see players develop skills and self-confidence and this one-on-one or group training provides an opportunity to meet the needs and wants of young athletes. The program involves a total of 4 sessions (1-1.5 hours per session). Fees are based on the total number of youth participating.AGES:10-16FEE: $200/two, $480/three, $560/four, $600/five or more (up to 10)SCHEDULE: Call 208 855 5711 ext 803 to register

TVAAU SUMMER LEAGUE S (held at Homecourt)Youth Summer Basketball League offers an opportunity for players to play the game they love all summer. Teams are formed by coaches and/or parents who sign up as a team. There is a girls’ and boys’ league. A roster, along with payment, is submitted to YMCA Sports. Teams are responsible for uniforms and practice. Teams will have 1 or 2 games per week in the evenings throughout the summer. Start talking to friends and form a team now! Teams may combine grade levels and play “up” a maximum of 2 grade levels. Contact [email protected] to be added to our “free agent” list!GRADES: 5-9 (based on the 2018-19 school year)FEE: Team Fee $500 ($50 optional tourney participation fee)SCHEDULE: Tue & Thu, 5-9pm (Mondays may be added if SCHEDULE: enrollment requires)SESSION: Jun 5-Aug 10 (season will finish earlier if team does not elect to participate in tourney)

TVAAU PREP CLINIC (BOYS) S (held at Homecourt)Give your player the best chance to succeed. This prep clinic will have players running through the same drills we will have for the TVAAU league tryouts. This will give them an opportunity to get used to the environment and know what to expect during the actual tryouts. AGES: 10-13FEE: Member $35 | Non-member $55SCHEDULE: 12-2pm, Sat Jul 28

TREASURE VALLEY AUU SAVE THE DATE!5-7 GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL LEAGUE TRYOUTS S (held at Homecourt)Save the Date! This competitive basketball program provides athletes a chance to compete within a league where standings and scores are kept. All rules are based on high school playing rules. Players try out with their grade level according to the high school they will attend in the future. See website for more information on placement and league structure.AGES: 10-13FEE: Member $161, League Fee $14 (National AAU Membership purchased through YMCA registration or on your own.)SCHEDULE: Aug 4, 11 (see website for schedule)

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CALDWELL SPORTS CAMPS

CALDWELL BASKETBALL CAMP •This camp is a perfect fit for players of all levels. Campers are taught the fundamentals of the game through drills and actual playing time. They will be challenged to become self-aware and self-confident through the game of basketball.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170SCHEDULE: 9am–1pmJun 4-8

CALDWELL FOOTBALL CAMP •Campers will work on the fundamentals of football. Our caring and knowledgeable instructors will teach players the basic skills of football through exciting drills and games. All ability and skill levels welcome.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170SCHEDULE: 9am–1pmJul 23-27

CALDWELL SOCCER CAMP •Campers will work on the fundamentals of soccer. Our caring and knowledgeable instructors will teach players the basic skills of soccer through exciting drills and games.All ability and skill levels welcome.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170SCHEDULE: 1-5pmJun 11-15

CALDWELL FOOTBALL SKILLS AND CONDITIONING CAMP •Get ready for the season in this skills and conditioning camp. We will focus on skill development and getting in shape for the season. Players of all skills and abilities are welcome. AGES: 10-15FEE: Member $90 | Non-member $150SCHEDULE: 9am–12pmAug 13-17

CALDWELL VOLLEYBALL SKILLS AND CONDITIONING CAMP •Get ready for the season in this skills and conditioning camp. We will focus on skill development and getting in shape for the season. Players of all skills and abilities are welcome. AGES: 10-15FEE: Member $90 | Non-member $150SCHEDULE: 9am–12pmAug 13-17

FOOTBALL CAMP • S •Our caring and knowledgeable instructors will teach campers the skills of football through exciting drills and games. Campers will work on their game, meet new friends, and gain confidence in a safe and nurturing environment. AGES: 7-11FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm• Jun 11-15, Jul 16-20, Aug 13-17 S Jun 25-29, Jul 23-27• Jul 9-13, Aug 6-10

FALL ROOKIES FOOTBALL • S •Participants experience their first league play, create fun names for their assigned teams, and participate in drills and games. There are no weekday practices; the entire program is held on Saturdays.AGES: 3-4 & 5-6FEE: Member $51 | Non-member $79SCHEDULE: 9-10am (ages 3-4), 10:15-11:15am (ages 5-6)SCHEDULE: Sat, Aug 25, Sep 8, 15, 22, 29, Oct 6REGISTER BY: Aug 25

LACROSSE CAMP • S •Our caring and knowledgeable instructors will teach campers the skills of lacrosse through exciting drills and games. Campers will work on their game, meet new friends, and gain confidence in a safe and nurturing environment. AGES: 7-11FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm • Jul 9-13, Aug 13-17 S Jul 16-20• Jul 23-27, Aug 6-10

At the Y, we know our youth sports programs are a powerful vehicle for developing youth physically, emotionally, and cognitively.



SOCCER CAMP • S •Our caring and knowledgeable instructors will teach campers the skills of soccer through exciting drills and games. Campers will work on their game, meet new friends and gain confidence in a safe and nurturing environment. AGES: 7-11FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm • Jun 18-22, Jul 9-13, Aug 6-10 S Jun 11-15, Jul 30-Aug 3, Aug 13-17• Jun 25-29, Jul 16-20

ROOKIES SOCCER CAMP • S • Our caring and knowledgeable instructors will introduce campers to the skills of soccer through fun, age-appropriate games. Campers meet new friends and gain confidence in a safe and nurturing environment. AGES: 4-6FEE: Member $64 | Non-member $99SCHEDULE: 9-10:30am • Jun 18-22, Jul 9-13, Aug 6-10 S Jun 11-15, Jul 30-Aug 3, Aug 13-17• Jun 25-29, Jul 16-20

FALL SOCCER LEAGUE • S • Teams practice 1 evening per week and play games on 6 consecutive Saturdays between 9am and 3pm. Location/day/time of practice determined by volunteer coach. DIVISIONS: U6 | U8 | U10 | U12GRADES: K-6FEE: Member $62 | Non-member $97SCHEDULE: Practices start the week of Aug 13 GAME DATES: Aug 25, Sep 8, 15, 22, 29, Oct 6REGISTER BY: Jul 16 (late registration $20 additional fee)

FALL ROOKIES SOCCER • S • Practices held once a week with location/day/time determined by volunteer coach. AGES: 4-5FEE: Member $51 | Non-member $79SCHEDULE: 9-10am or 10:15-11:15am SCHEDULE: Sat, Aug 25, Sep 8, 15, 22, 29, Oct 6REGISTER BY: Aug 24

SUMMER T-BALL LEAGUE • S • This summer will be the perfect occasion for your child to get some time on the diamond. Participants will play on a team that practices 1 evening per week and play games on Thursdays. Teams will practice 1 hour per week at location and time determined by the team’s Head Coach. Games will be Thursday evenings at a to-be-determined location. Players are provided a jersey, hat and socks from the YMCA. Players will need a glove. Cleats and bats are optional; the Y will provide bats for games.AGES: 4-6FEE: Member $62 | Non-Member $97SCHEDULE: Practices start the week of Jun 11 GAME DATES: Jun 21, 28, Jul 12, 19, 26, Aug 2REGISTER BY: May 21 (late registration $20 additional fee)

TENNIS CAMP • S • Our caring and knowledgeable instructors will teach campers the skills of tennis through exciting drills and games. Campers will work on their game, meet new friends, and gain confidence in a safe and nurturing environment. AGES: 7-11FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm• Jun 25-29, Jul 30-Aug 3, Aug 6-10 S Jun 18-22, Jul 9-13• Jul 16-20, Aug 13-17

ULTIMATE FRISBEE CAMP •This summer will be the perfect occasion for your child to exercise and have some fun while working on teamwork and communication skills, all while making new friends along the way. Ultimate Frisbee is a self-officiated sport, which will teach the campers to be honest, respect one another and their decisions, and to be held accountable for their actions on and off the field. AGES: 7-11FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pmJun 18-22, Jul 30-Aug 3


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VOLLEYBALL CAMP • S • Our caring and knowledgeable instructors will teach campers the skills of volleyball through exciting drills and games. Campers will work on their game, meet new friends, and gain confidence in a safe and nurturing environment. AGES: 7-11, 12-14FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm (ages 7-11), 1-5pm (ages 12-14)• Jun 11-15, Jul 16-20, Aug 6-10 S Jun 18-22, Jul 30-Aug 3• Jun 25-29, Jul 9-13, Jul 23-27

FALL VOLLEYBALL • S • YMCA Volleyball League offers players a fun, educational environment in which to enjoy the sport of volleyball. Teams practice 1 evening per week and play games on 6 consecutive Thursdays. Games played between 6pm and 9pm. Player and coach requests available. Location/day/time of practice determined by volunteer coach. Practices and games take place within the West Ada or Boise School districts (depending on which you register in).DIVISIONS: 2nd/3rd, 4th/5th, 6th/7th

GRADES: 2-7SCHEDULE: Practices start the week of Aug 20 GAME DATES: Aug 30, Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Oct 4REGISTER BY: Jul 23 (late registration $20 additional fee)

The Sports and Fitness programs at the Y offer a wide variety of activities that center around helping kids of all ages and abilities keep their mind and body active and grow a love for play and recreation.


YOUTH HEALTH AND FITNESS

BALLET CREATIVE MOVEMENT •This program introduces boys and girls to the art of dance with a focus on basic ballet elements and techniques. The class will tap into children’s creative nature to make them aware of their abilities through free expression of their imagination.AGES: 3-5, 6-8FEE: Member $35 | Non-member $52.50SCHEDULE: Tue & Thu 4:30-5:10pm (ages 3-5), 5:15-6pm (ages 6-8)CONTACT: Caldwell Y 208 454 9622

DISCOVER THE DANCE: CHILDREN’S DANCE EXPERIENCE •This program introduces boys and girls ages 3-8 to the art of dance. This class will allow children to express and explore their creative side as they discover different movements and dance techniques. Dancing will help them build confidence in a safe and friendly environment. No dance attire or shoes required.AGES: 3-8FEE: Member $20 | Non-member $35SCHEDULE: Mon 11:05-11:50am, Tue 4:45-5:30pmCONTACT: West Y 208 377 4886 ext 424

KIDS YOGA • •The class introduces kids to yoga, helping them grow a love for this healthy activity.AGES: 5-12FEE: Members FREE | Non-members DAY PASS REQUIREDSCHEDULE • Mon & Wed 4-4:45pm • Wed 4:45-5:30pmCONTACT: West Y 208 377 4886 ext 424CONTACT: Downtown Y 208 344 5502 ext 255

KIDS ZUMBA •Perfect for our younger Zumba fans. Kids Zumba classes feature kid-friendly routines based on original Zumba choreography. We break down the steps and add games, activities and cultural exploration elements into the class structure.AGES: 5-12FEE: Members FREE | Non-members DAY PASS REQUIREDSCHEDULE: Tue 4:45-5:30pm, Thu 5:30-6pmCONTACT: Group Exercise Coordinator 208 377 4886 ext 424

BOISE VALLEY JUDO CLUB-KOKA KIDS BEGINNERS •This class is designed to teach the very basics of the sport of Judo with emphasis on developing coordination, agility, stamina, and key muscle strength that will ensure safety. Many fun games and drills will be used to develop these skills. Emphasis will be put on learning falling techniques (Ukemi), Judo etiquette, and becoming familiar with the principles of Judo. This is a 12-week course. Obtaining a Judo GI (Judo uniform) is strongly encouraged and can be purchased privately or through the instructor. AGES: 6-12FEE: Members $35 | Non members $52.50SCHEDULE: Mon & Wed, 5:30-6:15 pmCONTACT: Caldwell Y 208 454 9622

BOISE VALLEY JUDO CLUB-KOKA KIDS •A 1-hour class designed to teach the basics of Judo with emphasis on developing coordination, agility, stamina, and key muscle strength that will ensure safety. Emphasis will be put on learning falling techniques (Ukemi), Judo etiquette, and becoming familiar with the principles of Judo.AGES: 13+FEE: Member $35 | Non-member $52.50SCHEDULE: Mon & Wed, 6:30-7:30pmCONTACT: Caldwell Y 208 454 9622

BOISE VALLEY JUDO CLUB – WAZ-ARI WARRIORS •A 1 hour to 1.5 hour class designed to teach not only judo basics but to progress at a quicker pace through advanced drills and techniques to prepare the judoka for competition (Shiai). Emphasis will be on learning throwing techniques (Nage-Waza) and grappling techniques (Katame-Waza) with emphasis on pinning techniques (Osaekomi-Waza). This class will promote body conditioning and flexibility while developing strength, and speed.AGES: 13+FEE: Member $35 | Non-member $52.50SCHEDULE: Mon & Wed, 7:30-9 pmCONTACT: Caldwell Y 208 454 9622

BEGINNER KENDO • Kids will develop a strong body and spirit through training in one of Japan’s oldest martial arts, Kendo, and the way of the sword. This 12-week class is a required prerequisite to Kendo and will advance students to the intermediate level. AGES: 10+FEE: Member $25 | Non-member $40 (sword $25)SCHEDULE: Fri 6:40-8:40pm (12-week session)SESSIONS: Apr 6-Jun 22, Jul 13-Sept 28, Oct 5-Dec 14CONTACT: H&W Coordinator 208 377 4886 ext 433

KENDO •Kendo is one of Japan’s oldest and most practiced martial arts. It involves training and sparring with bamboo swords and protective equipment to develop a strong body and spirit.AGES: 10+FEE: Members $25 | Non-members $40SCHEDULE: Fri 6:40-8:40pm (4-week sessions)CONTACT: H&W Coordinator 208 377 4886 ext 433

KIYO-JU •Kiyo-Ju is a traditional style of martial arts developed to train Samurai warriors for battle. Kiyo-ju incorporates practical self-defense techniques utilizing the speed, power, and flexibility of karate and the gentle subtleness of Jujitsu.AGES: 8+FEE: Members $40 | Non Member $53SCHEDULE: Tue 6:45-8:45pm (4-week session)CONTACT: H&W Coordinator 208 377 4886 ext 433


YOUTH HEALTH AND FITNESS

FAMILY BOOTCAMP • A 45-minute class designed for families with children 6 years and older. This fun-filled workout will use body weight exercises and team building skills to help families work out, get fit, and stay active while spending quality time together.AGES: 6+FEE: Member FREE | Non-member DAY PASS REQUIREDSCHEDULE: Tue & Thu, 4:45-5:30pmCONTACT: Group Exercise Coordinator 208 377 4886 ext 484

FITNESS SUPERSTARS • This health and fitness training program is designed specifically for youth ages 7-12. It focuses on different healthy activities for 45 minutes, Monday through Thursday. Kids can attend 1 or all of the sessions each week.AGES: 7-12FEE: Members FREE | Non Member MEMBERSHIP REQUIREDSCHEDULE: Mon-Thu 4:15-5pmCONTACT: Caldwell Y 208 454 9622

YOUTH CARDIO TRAINING • • S •The goal of this orientation is to teach youth to safely and correctly use the cardio equipment. During the orientation members will receive information on etiquette and safety, how to set up and use the equipment correctly, as well as benefits and risks involved. This class is prerequisite to the Youth Strength Training class.AGES: 10-14FEE: Members FREE | Non Member MEMBERSHIP REQUIREDSCHEDULE: By appointment only CONTACT: Caldwell Y 208 456 2498 ext 661CONTACT: Downtown Y 208 344 5502 ext 220CONTACT: South Meridian Y (see website)CONTACT: West Y 208 377 4886 ext 455

YOUTH STRENGTH TRAINING • • S • The Y’s goal is to create an atmosphere in which youth feel safe and confident while using our various fitness areas. In order to achieve this, the Treasure Valley Family YMCA conducts Youth Strength Training orientations designed to instill confidence and understanding in youth as they strive to live an active, healthy life. These orientations are meant to teach kids safety, etiquette, and basic fitness guidelines, giving youth a sense of knowledge and belonging while using the YMCA fitness areas. Youth Cardio Training is a prerequisite to Youth Strength Training.AGES: 10-14FEE: Members FREE | Non Member MEMBERSHIP REQUIREDSCHEDULE: By appointment onlyCONTACT: Caldwell Y 208 456 2498 ext 661CONTACT: Downtown Y 208 344 5502 ext 220CONTACT: South Meridian Y (see website)CONTACT: West Y 208 377 4886 ext 455

OLYMPIC WEIGHT LIFTING •An educational class teaching foundational Olympic lifting movements. Coaches will help with form and technique by breaking each lift down to help participants better understand each move. The class is designed for all skill levels.AGES: 17+FEE: Members $20 | Non Member MEMBERSHIP REQUIREDSCHEDULE: Sat 10:30–11:30 amSESSION(S): Apr 21 and/or May 9 REGISTER BY: 1 week prior to session CONTACT: H&W Floor Coordinator 208 377 4886 ext 455

PERSONAL TRAINING • • S • YMCA Personal Training provides you with an opportunity to connect with a personal trainer who will actively listen to your needs, offer support, education, and motivation, and help you build confidence. This will result in a quality experience that will assist you in meeting and sustaining life–long optimal health. Working with a Certified Personal Trainer can make a significant difference when working toward your health and wellness goals. Our Certified Personal Trainers can:-Help safely and quickly improve your overall fitness-Reduce your risk of injury-Keep you motivated and accountable-Help you use your gym time effectively-Give you focus and clarity with your routineAGES: 10+FEE: Varies based on the best option for you. See your local branch for detailed pricing. YMCA membership required. To schedule your free 30-minute consultation with a Certified Personal Trainer, contact your YMCA facility.CONTACT: Caldwell Y 208 456 2498 ext 661CONTACT: Downtown Y 208 344 5502 ext 220CONTACT: South Meridian Y (see website) CONTACT: West Y 208 377 4886 ext 455

Healthy habits stick when started at a young age. Our Youth Health & Wellness programs give kids all the tools and support necessary to create lasting foundations that will allow them to be confident, healthy, and happy.


HELPFUL INFORMATION REGARDING THE Y'S CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICY IS AVAILABLE ON PAGE 20

SUMMER DAY CAMPS

ALL-DAY CAMPSCAMP ROCK YOUR SOCKS OFF • •Rock climbing, swimming, playing games, field trips, and more are all part of this awesome, fun-filled, action-packed camp. Kids will participate in games, creative activities, and adventure, all while making new friends along the way! Campers must bring a refillable water bottle and closed-toe shoes. Campers are asked to bring a snack and a lunch.AGES: 6-12FEE: Half Day, Member $114 | Non-member $174 (• only)FEE: Full Day, Member $226 | Non-member $344 SCHEDULE: Half Day, 9am-1pm or 1-5pm (• only)SCHEDULE: Full Day, 9am–5pm • Jun 4-8, Jun 11-15, Jun 18-22, Jun 25-29, Jul 9-13, Jul 16-20, Jul 23–27, Jul 30-Aug 3, Aug 6–10, Aug 13 –17 (Aug 21-24, Aug 27-31, offered for youth that recommence school after Labor Day holiday)• Jun 4-8, Jun 11-15, Jun 18-22, Jun 25-29 Jul 9-13 , Jul 16-20, Jul 23-27, Jul 30-Aug 3, Aug 6-10, Aug 13-17

ENDLESS SUMMER CAMP • Summer, don’t go! Get one more camp in before school starts. Kids can end summer with this mix of sports, arts, education, and more! With a focus on teaching children how to stay active and healthy, we will combine classic sports and activities with an on-going education in healthy living, social responsibility, and being a well-rounded STRONG KID. No day will be the same as our curriculum will keep kids entertained and enthused.AGES: 6-12FEE: Half Day Member $72 | Non-member $113 Full Day Member $132 | Non-member $196SCHEDULE: Half Day 9am-1pm or 1-5pm SCHEDULE: Full Day 9am-5pmAug 13-17

FUN IN THE SUN • S • Campers will have a blast trying some exciting activities that include paddle boarding, lawn games, and learning water safety. They will be outside all day, so it is important for them to bring a refillable water bottle, closed-toe shoes, sunscreen, and lunch. Campers are required to be able to swim 25 yards without assistance. They will need to be dropped off and picked up at the park.AGES: 7-13FEE: Member $226 | Non-member $344SCHEDULE: 9am-5pm• Jul 23-27, Jul 30-Aug 3 S July 23-27, Aug 6-10 • Jul 23-27, Jul 30-Aug 3 LET’S MOVE OUTSIDE & BIKE CAMP • S •Kick it with our awesome Y staff for the week while exploring Boise. Campers will participate in scavenger hunts and group sports and games, and cruise through the area on their bikes while learning bike safety techniques! This is a fun-filled, super active week of awesomeness! Campers must bring a refillable water bottle, closed-toed shoes and sunscreen. They are also asked to bring a lunch and, of course, their bike.AGES: 7-12 FEE: Member $226 | Non-member $344SCHEDULE: 9am-5pm• Jun 11-15, Jun 25-29 S Jul 9-13, Jul 23-27• Jun 11-15, Jun 18-22, Jun 25-29


SUMMER DAY CAMPS

TEEN CAMPSTEEN ART & DESIGN CAMP • S Teens will have an opportunity to create original works of art and channel their inner artists. Teens will explore painting, drawing, sculpting, and design while gaining inspiration from famous artists from around the world.AGES: 12-15FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 18-22, Aug 6-10 S Jul 9-13

TEEN CODE & ENGINEERING CAMP • • SThis camp is the perfect combination of plugged and unplugged activities. Teens will be given engineering and coding challenges to solve as a group and provided many opportunities to show off their imaginations and creativity, all while making new friends in the process.AGES: 12-15FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170 (• only) FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 11-15• Jun 25-29 S Jul 30-Aug 3

TEEN COOKING CAMP • SThis class is designed to be a hands-on cooking experience. It will cover meal planning, nutrition, and foods from multiple cultures, as well as provide campers an opportunity to make their own creations with provided supplies.AGES: 12-15FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 4-8, Jul 23-27 S Jun 11-15

TEEN LEADERSHIP CAMP • SWhat better way to learn how to be a leader than in a fun-filled, high-energy leadership camp? Teens will participate in team-building activities, problem-solving challenges, and other fun obstacles to help enhance their leadership skills.AGES: 12-15FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jul 16-20 S Jun 11-15, Jul 23-27,



SUMMER DAY CAMPS

PRE-K CAMPSLITTLE CHEFS CAMP • • S •Campers will learn the benefits of healthy foods through using the nutrition rainbow connection. Eating a rainbow helps your body get a complete range of nutrients. This will be a hands-on class where kids will sample different combinations of foods. AGES: 3-6FEE: Member $62 | Non-member $95 (• only) FEE: Member $64 | Non-member $99SCHEDULE: 9-10:30am or 10:30am-12pm • Jun 11-15 • Jun 25-29 , Jul 23-27 S Jun 11-15, Jun 18-22, Jul 9-13, Jul 16-20, Aug 13-17 • Jun 18-22, Jul 9-13, Jul 16-20

LITTLE INVENTORS CAMP • • S Campers will have an opportunity to explore different science, mathematics, and engineering principles throughout this week-long camp. Campers will create and develop their own inventions, plan and build structures and machines using LEGOS, and explore their environments.AGES: 3-6FEE: Member $62 | Non-member $95 (• only) FEE: Member $64 | Non-member $99SCHEDULE: 9-10:30am or 10:30am-12pm• Jul 9-13• Jun 11-15 S Jun 18-22, Jun 25-29, Jul 16-20, Jul 23-27, Aug 13-17

LITTLE MONKEYS CAMP • • •Kids get to experience the excitement of the climbing wall and become introduced to the thrills of climbing while enjoying new friends. In addition to learning a new skill, your child will learn the Y values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. AGES: 3-6FEE: Member $62 | Non-member $95 (• only) FEE: Member $64 | Non-member $99SCHEDULE: 9-10:30am or 10:30am-12pm• Jun 18-22• Jul 9-13• Jun 4-8, Jul 9-13, Jul 23-27

LITTLE PICASSO CAMP • SExplore different types of art and learn about the artists who created them. Campers will create their own artwork using new techniques learned in camp.AGES: 3-6FEE: Member $64 | Non-member $99SCHEDULE: 9-10:30am or 10:30am-12pm• Jun 25-29, Aug 6-10 S Jun 4-8

LITTLE PRINCESS CAMP • • S •Each Little Princess will expand imagination and creativity in this camp where dress up is encouraged! Campers will explore fairy tale stories, learn princess etiquette, create crafts, play games, and celebrate the end of camp with a tea party.AGES: 3-6FEE: Member $62 | Non-member $95 (• only) FEE: Member $64 | Non-member $99SCHEDULE: 9-10:30am or 10:30am-12pm • Jul 16-20• Jul 23-27 S Jun 11-15, Jul 30-Aug 3, Aug 6-10 • Jun 11-15, Jun 25-29, Jul 30-Aug 3

LITTLE SCHOLARS •We will spend the week focusing on math and literacy skills as well as social interactions and following directions. Let’s get ready for kindergarten!AGES: 3-6FEE: Member $64 | Non-member $99SCHEDULE: 9-10:30am or 10:30am-12pmJun 4-8, Jun 25-29, Jul 23-27, Aug 6-10

PRE-K ADVENTURE CAMP • • S •Join us for this super-silly camp adventure. Campers will have a blast swimming, climbing, bouncing, and making friends in this program. Camp includes arts and crafts, sports, and activities.AGES: 3-6FEE: Member $62 | Non-member $95 (• only) FEE: Member $64 | Non-member $99SCHEDULE: 9-10:30am or 10:30am-12pm• Jun 25-29• Jun 11-15, Aug 6-10 S Jun 4-8, Jul 9-13, Jul 30-Aug 3• Jun 11-15, Jul 16-20, Aug 6-10

SUPERHEROES CAMP • • S •Ready to reveal your superhero powers? In this week-long camp, campers will design and create their own superhero costumes, complete with superhero power, and have their powers put to the test in various challenges.AGES: 3-6 FEE: Member $62 | Non-member $95 (• only) FEE: Member $64 | Non-member $99SCHEDULE: 9-10:30am or 10:30am-12pm • Jun 4-8• Jul 9-13 S Jun 25-29, Jul 23-27, Aug 6-10• Jun 18-22, Jul 30-Aug 3




SUMMER CAMP SCHEDULEDay camps help youth grow emotionally, mentally, and physically. From skill building to relationship building, day camp offers youth positive developmental experiences.

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SUMMER CAMP PLANNER

CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICYNo credits, refunds, or program/camp transfers will be allowed within 7 days of the start of the program or camp in which you are registered. If you wish to make a change (transfer) or cancel your registration prior to the 7 day cut off, you will be given two options: 1) A full refund to your credit card or method of payment. Please allow a few days for processing. 2) A system credit towards another camp or program at the YMCA. Prior to the start of camp, we pay for buses, staffing, admission tickets, and all supplies. Therefore, our cancellation and refund policy has been created with those expenses in mind.

WHAT HAPPENS IF THE YMCA CANCELS THE PROGRAM OR CAMP? The YMCA reserves the right to cancel any program or camp due to unforeseen circumstances (i.e. extreme weather conditions, emergency facility issues, etc.). If the YMCA cancels your program or camp, you will be offered two options:1) a full refund or 2) a system credit to be used towards another camp or program

OUR SUMMER SCHEDULEKeep track of all your family’s Y activities this summer! Simply record the programs you have signed up for each week, and you and your kids will always know what to look forward to!

WEEK Child’s name Child’s name Child’s name

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JUN 18-22

JUN 25-29

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SUMMER DAY CAMPS

STEM CAMPSBATTLEBOTS CAMP • • S •Kids will build robots, motorized cars, hydraulic lifts, and more, all with mini motors and battery packs.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170 (• only) FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 4-8, Jul 9-13, Jul 30-Aug 3 • Jun 4-8, Jun 25-29, Jul 9-13, Jul 16-20, Jul 30-Aug 3, Aug 13-17 S Jun 18-22• Jun 25-29, July 16-20, Aug 6-10

CODING CAMP • •New this year! Campers will learn to code script in the Python programming language (used extensively by NASA and in industry) by blending music and technology. Participants will craft their own musical compositions using only computer code, and also build their own short video game!AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 4-8, Jun 18-22• Jun 25-29, Aug 6-10

DRONE CAMP • • S •In this camp, campers will learn all about drones! They will work together to assemble, experiment, code, and navigate drones using virtual technology and radio controllers.AGES: 8-13FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170 (• only) FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 18-22, Jul 16-20, Aug 6-10• Jun 11-15, Jul 23-27 S Jun 25-29• Jun 4-8, Jul 9-13, Jul 30-Aug 3

ENGINEERING AND STRUCTURES • S •In this camp, campers will learn all about buildings, focusing on architecture and structural engineering. Then they will design their own new and unique architecture and build a city.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 18-22, Jul 9-13, Jul 23-27, Aug 13-17 S Jul 16-20, Jul 23-27• Jul 30-Aug 3

GIRLS ENGINEERING & SCIENCE CAMP • • S •Girls will have the opportunity to discover science and engineering in a welcoming and unique environment. Engineered structures, coding and robotics, and science and chemical reactions are just a few topics this camp will explore.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170 (• only) FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 11-15, Jul 9-13• Jun 11-15, Jun 25-29, Jul 9-13, Jul 23-27, Jul 30-Aug 3, Aug 13-17 S Jun 4-8, Jun 25-29, Jul 23-27, Jul 30-Aug 3• Jun 11-15, Jun 25-29, Jul 16-20, Jul 30-Aug 3

MAD SCIENCE CAMP • • •Is your child a budding scientist who loves to experiment? Take their curiosity to the next level with our ever-popular Mad Science Camp, which explores the ins and outs of a variety of exciting scientific fields through mind-bending experiments and discussion. Campers will have explosive fun while developing lifelong scientific skills!AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170 (• only) FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 11-15, Jul 23-27• Jun 4-8, Jul 9-13, Aug 6-10, Aug 13-17• Jun 4-8, Jun 18-22, Jul 9-13, Jul 23-27

MISSION EARTH CAMP •Campers will explore natural disasters such as earthquakes, tornadoes, floods, fires, and hurricanes. Concepts on recycling, carbon footprint, and engineering structures to withstand disasters will be explored. Campers will have opportunities to solve group challenges in a fun environment. AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pmJul 23-27

ROBOTICS 101 • • S •Using LEGO Mindstorms kits, kids will visualize, build, and program their very own robot! With the help of Chromebooks, they will program their robot to do a variety of different actions using ultrasonic sound, light, and touch sensors.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170 (• only) FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 4-8, Jun 25-29• Jun 4-8, Jun 11-15, Jul 9-13, Aug 6-10 S Jun 18-22, Aug 13-17• Jun 4-8, Jul 9-13, Jul 30-Aug 3

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ROBOTICS 102 • • •Using LEGO Mindstorms kits, campers will have the opportunity to build upon fundamentals of robotics and create a variety of robots. Using programing, campers will have the ability to give their robots various commands to overcome challenges and obstacle courses.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170 (• only) FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 18-22, Jul 16-20, Jul 30-Aug 3• Jun 25-29, Jul 16-20, Aug 13-17• Jun 18-22, Jun 25-29, Jul 16-20, Jul 23-27

ROCKET CAMP • S •Campers will explore foundations of flight, propulsion, wind, and force. Campers will have a chance to build rockets and airplanes, test their creations, and solve team challenges.AGES: 8-13FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 11-15, Jun 25-29, Jul 16-20, Jul 30-Aug 3, Aug 13-17 S Jun 18-22, Jul 9-13, Aug 13-17• Jun 4-8, Jun 18-22, Jul 9-13, Jul 23-27, Jul 30-Aug 3

STEM 101 CAMP • S New this year! Campers will draw on math and science skills to build rockets using a variety of different propulsion methods, from simple air rockets to higher powered models.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 18-22, Jul 16-20, Jul 30-Aug 3 S Aug 6-10

WACKY ENGINEERING CAMP • SOver a week, students will learn to work together, solve problems, and complete projects using fundamentals and principles of coding and engineering. This camp is held both indoors (computer-based) and outdoors (unplugged).AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 4-8, Jul 9-13, Jul 23-27 S Jun 25-29

SPECIALTY CAMPSALL ABOUT ANIMALS CAMP •This will be a hands-on experience where kids will do animal-based projects as well as experience a variety of different animals in person. AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pmJul 30-Aug 3

ART AND DESIGN CAMP • • S •Be an artist! Campers will have an opportunity to learn about various local and international artists and create their own original pieces of art using various mediums.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170 (• only) FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 25-29• Jun 4-8, Jun 25-29, Jul 16-20, Jul 30-Aug 3 S Jun 18-22, Aug 6-10• Jun 18-22, Jul 16-20, Jul 30-Aug 3

AUTHORS CAMP •Your kids can be their own author, and create a story of adventure, mystery, or sci-fi fantasy. Authors camp will provide your child with the opportunity to write, publish, and illustrate their own short story.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pmJun 18-22, Aug 13-17

BAKING 101 CAMP • • S •Campers will design, make and decorate their own baking projects using up-to-date techniques and materials. Yum!AGES: 7-13FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170 (• only) FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 18-22• Jun 11-15, Jul 16-20, Jul 30-Aug 3, Aug 13-17 S Jul 23-27, Aug 6-10• Jun 18-22, Jul 9-13, Jul 23-27, Aug 6-10

BASIC BEAUTY • S •It’s not just about looking good on the outside but also feeling good on the inside. Campers will learn some hair styles and nail and skin care basics, and enjoy physical activities. They will leave with a goodie bag and skills to continue self-care techniques on their own. AGES: 8-13FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 11-15, Jun 18-22, Jul 9-13, Jul 23-27 S Jun 11-15, Jul 9-13• Jun 4-8, Jun 25-29, Jul 23-27


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BATTLE MASTERS CAMP • SPokemon, Yu-gi-oh!, and Magic are just some of the awesome cards and games that campers will get a chance to learn and play, while they battle each other throughout the week. Also, they will have an opportunity to learn various group games. Bring a refillable water bottle–this camp is active.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 18-22, Jul 23-27 S Jun 25-29, Jul 16-20

CIRCUS CAMP • SCome and clown around at the YMCA. Your child will flip when they see how much fun they will have juggling, unicycling, making balloon animals, and walking a tightrope. Kids will end the week by presenting a show to family and friends.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jul 23-27, Aug 6-10 S Jun 25-29

COMIC CAMP • • S •There are superheroes galore in this camp! Campers will explore different heroes through games, activities, and comic books.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170 (• only) FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jul 9-13• Jun 25-29, Jul 23-27, Aug 6-10 S Jun 4-8, Jul 30-Aug 3• Jun 18-22, Jul 30-Aug 3

CSI MYSTERY CAMP • SA “who done it” mystery camp for the most curious of kids. Campers will have an opportunity to solve various mysteries each day and use their deductive and inductive reasoning skills to complete challenges!AGES: 7-12FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jul 16-20, Aug 6-10S Jun 4-8, Jul 9-13, Jul 30-Aug 3, Aug 6-10

DIY CAMP • • S •Campers will have fun creating and completing their own projects using unique materials from around the house and found in nature.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170 (• only) FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 11-15, Jul 16-20, Jul 30-Aug 3• Jun 11-15, Jun 25-29, Jul 9-13, Aug 13-17 S Jun 18-22, Jul 16-20, Aug 13-17• Jun 4-8, Jun 18-22, Jun 25-29, Jul 16-20, Jul 30-Aug 3

FASHION CAMP • S •Kids will get a chance to learn about design, shape, texture and form in this week-long camp. They will have a chance to explore fashion from all around the world, and through the decades, and then create their own outfit. AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 4-8, Jul 16-20, Jul 30-Aug 3, Aug 6-10 S Jun 4-8, Jul 23-27• Jun 11-15

GAME ON! CAMP •Mario & Luigi, Yoshi & Toad – this camp has them all. Join the Y for this week-long, plugged and unplugged, fun-filled camp. Campers will recreate Nintendo games in real life, design new characters, and enjoy the classic game.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pmJun 25-29, Jul 9-13, Aug 6-10, Aug 13-17

GENTLEMAN’S CAMP • S •Campers will learn what it means to be a gentleman. Topics covered will include good posture, social media use, dress, charm, making eye contact, and how to treat and respect other people. A gentleman’s etiquette dinner will be held on the last day of camp.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 11-15, Jun 18-22, Jul 9-13, Jul 23-27 S Jun 11-15, Jul 9-13• Jul 23-27

GIRL POWER! CAMP •Rosie the Riveter might come to mind when we talk about girl power, but every girl has the ability to be powerful and strong, and reach her full potential. In this camp, campers will have an opportunity to explore art, science, engineering, and physical activity in a safe and inviting environment.AGES: 8-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pmAug 6-10

INTERNATIONAL CAMP • •Travel the world in this fun week-long adventure camp. We will study a variety of cultures from around the globe and engage in activities that explore international foods, games, and art.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170 (• only) FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Aug 6-10• Jul 16-20

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INTRO TO IMPROV CAMP • S •Is your child curious about acting? This camp will explore what it takes to be a young actor/actress. Each camp will conclude with a play!AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 18-22, Jul 30-Aug 3 S Jun 18-22, Jul 16-20, Aug 13-17• Jul 9-13, Jul 23-27

INTRO TO MAGIC CAMP •Magic is more than tricks! This camp teaches the framework of a magic effect and the development of performance that makes up the craft, including: hand-eye coordination, public speaking, humor, prop making, costuming, and character work.AGES: 7-12FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pmJun 11-15, Jul 16-20, Jul 30-Aug 3

JEDI CAMP • • S •Is your young knight ready to be a Jedi? Campers will make their own light saber and train in the honorable ways of the force. This great, week-long camp will also explore science and space, and allow kids to be creative as they explore all things Jedi.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170 (• only) FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 4-8• Jun 25-29, Jul 23-27, Aug 6-10 S Jun 11-15, Jun 18-22, Jul 30-Aug 3, Aug 13-17• Jun4-8, Jun 18-22, Jul 23-27, Aug 6-10

JR. CHEF’S COOKING CAMP • • S •This class is designed to be a hands-on cooking experience. It will cover meal planning, nutrition, and foods from multiple cultures as well as provide campers an opportunity to make their own creations with provided supplies.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170 (• only) FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jul 23-27, Aug 13-17• Jun 4-8, Jun 18-22, Jun 25-29, Jul 9-13, Jul 23-27, Aug 6-10 S Jun 4-8, Jul 16-20• Jun 4-8, Jun 25-29, Jul 16-20, Jul 30- Aug 3

MANGA AND CARTOON AUTHORS CAMP •Campers will have an opportunity to learn manga art and cartooning while developing their own short story. Throughout the week, campers will explore story structure, cartooning, and story development, and create a finished book by the end of the week.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pmJul 16-20, Jul 30-Aug 3

MYSTERY CAMP •Kids will have a blast working together to solve mysteries at the YMCA and in surrounding areas. AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pmJun 25-29

PAINT BUCKET DRUMMING CAMP • S •Is your child curious about music? Paint bucket drumming will explore different elements of music including rhythm and syncopation. Camp will conclude with a performance.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 4-8, Jun 18-22, Jul 16-20, Jul 30-Aug 3 S Jun 4-8, Jun 25-29, Aug 6-10• Jun 11-15, Jul 9-13, Jul 23-27

SPIRIT SQUAD CAMP •Tumbling, dance, and spirit sticks. Oh my! Campers will learn the fundamentals of cheerleading during this week-long introductory cheer camp. Campers will take everything they’ve gained in camp and perform at the end of the week!AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pmAug 6-10

WIZARDS CAMP •Explore the magic of the beloved book and movie series through a week filled with Quidditch, arts and crafts, and science experiments. Campers will learn how to play Quidditch and create their own teams with fellow muggles. AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pmJun 18-22, Jul 9-13, Jul 30-Aug 3

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ACTION AND ADVENTURE CAMPSCLIMBING CAMP • • •Summer is a great time to come to the Y and climb! Climbing camp provides an opportunity for climbers of all levels to experience climbing the rock wall while meeting new friends. Downtown YMCA will have opportunities for outdoor climbing.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170 (• only) FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jun 25-29• Jun 4-8, Jun 18-22, Jul 9-13 Jul 23-27, Aug 6-10• Jun 11-15, Jun 18-22, Jun 25-29, Jul 16-20, Aug 6-10

HIKING CAMP •Explore the local foothills and conquer some of the many trails Boise offers. We will be hiking on average 4–8 miles and 1000–1500 feet 3 of the 5 days. It’s all about the views, fresh air, and learning about the environment.AGES: 8-12FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pmJun 11-15, Jun 25-29, Aug 6-10

SURVIVAL 101 CAMP •This camp will teach kids about building a shelter, making a survival bracelet, using Morse code, practicing knife safety, and much more. Each child should come prepared to spend the day outside.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pmJun 4-8, Jun 11-15, Jun 18-23, Jul 9-13, Jul 16-20, Jul 30-Aug 3, Aug 13-17

ADVANCED SURVIVAL CAMP •This camp will build upon survival skills taught in Survival 101 Camp. Campers will have an opportunity to learn about geocaching, creating snares and spears, and basic urban survival. They will spend the day learning about the environment and hiking 2000 feet! Campers should bring a refillable water bottle–they will be walking 4-6 miles a day.AGES: 10-14FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pmJun 25-29, Jul 23-27, Aug 6-10

SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING CAMP •This camp is designed to introduce synchronized swimming skills. Participants must be able to swim 25 yards on their front. This camp is ongoing throughout the summer.AGES: 8-12FEE: Member $15 | Non-member $20SCHEDULE: Available at ymcatvidaho.org & via mobile app

WILD ABOUT WATER CAMP • • •While playing a variety of games in and out of the pool, campers will experience an educational component by learning fun facts and participating in water experiments! Your child will learn to be more confident in and around the water. This camp does not offer swimming lessons.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170 (• only) FEE: Member $114 | Non-member $174SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pm• Jul 9-13, Aug 13-17• Jun 4-8, Jun 25-29, Jul 16-20• Jun 4-8, Jun 11-15, Jun 25-29, Jul 9-13, Jul 16-20, Aug 6-10

XTREME SPORTS CAMP •Campers will have a blast trying some exciting sports that include paddle boarding, rock climbing, Nerf wars, archery and speedball.AGES: 6-12FEE: Member $112 | Non-member $170SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pmJun 18-22, Jul 16-20

YOUTH TRIATHLON CAMP •This week is full of daily swim, bike, and run training, which is a great way for youth to get involved in the sport of triathlon. Training will include structured coaching to develop skills in the areas of swimming, biking, and running, as well as transi-tions and nutrition. Entry into a YMCA triathlon will conclude the week, allowing kids to put their work into practice!AGES: 8-15FEE: Member $105 | Non-member $150SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm or 1-5pmJul 9–13, Jul 30–Aug 3

At the Y, youth can strengthen their minds and make new friends through programs that enrich, educate, and encourage them to explore their passions and be themselves.


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AQUATICS

SWIM LESSONS • • • Build strong and confident swimmers. Participants learn swimming skills and feel a sense of achievement from mastering something new that they can enjoy the rest of their lives. On the next page is a guide to the Y USA swim lesson program. For more information about ADAPTED SWIM LESSONS, BUILD YOUR OWN CLASS, SEMI-PRIVATE AND PRIVATE LESSONS, please contact your local facility.In the summer, 2-week sessions are in the am, Mon-Thu, and 4-week sessions are in the pm, Mon & Wed or Tue & Thu.

CALDWELL Y • FEE: Member $39.25 | Non-member $79.75 SCHEDULE: Available at ymcatvidaho.org & via mobile appCONTACT: 208 459 2498 ext 675

DOWNTOWN Y •FEE: Member $45.75 | Non-member $79.75 SCHEDULE: Available at ymcatvidaho.org & via mobile appCONTACT: 208 344 5502 ext 229

WEST Y •FEE: Member $45.75 | Non-member $79.75 SCHEDULE: Available at ymcatvidaho.org & via mobile appCONTACT: 208 377 4886 ext 454

SWIM PREP TEAM •The pre-competitive program is designed for stroke refinement and learning the competitive aspects of swimming. This program will prepare the child for the Competitive Swim Team by introducing him/her to organized workouts, drills, starts, turns, etc. Swimmers with disabilities are welcome.PREREQUISITES: MUST pass Stage 6 OR CAN swim butterfly across the pool, swim front crawl, back crawl, and breaststroke across the pool and back, and swim 150 yards continuously.AGES: 6-13FEE: Member $60.50 | Non-member $90SCHEDULE: Available at ymcatvidaho.org & via mobile appCONTACT: 208 344-5502 ext 229

BOISE Y SWIM TEAM • • •The Boise Y Swim Team is both a YMCA and USA Swimming year-round, competitive swim team offering high quality, professional coaching for swimmers ages 6 and over of all abilities. The goal of our team is to provide every member an opportunity to improve swimming skills and achieve success at his or her level of ability, from novice to national competitor. Our team has been a proud program of the Treasure Valley Family YMCA for over 60 years. We offer practices at 3 of our branch locations. Information about our team can be found at boiseyswimteam.org or by emailing Head Coach Todd Marsh [email protected]: Depends on level FEE: Depends on levelSCHEDULE: Depends on levelSESSION(S): Year-round team, try-out required CONTACT: West Y 208 377 4886 ext 426

L.A.S.T. (LEARN ABOUT SWIM TEAM) •L.A.S.T. is for children who have passed Stage 6 or are comfortable swimming freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly (using smooth arm strokes with rotary breathing). The pre-competitive program is designed for stroke refinement and learning the competitive aspects of swimming. This program will prepare the child for a Competitive or Recreational Swim Team by introducing him/her to organized workouts, drills, starts, turns, etc. Swimmers with disabilities are welcome.AGES: 6+FEE: Member $68 | Non-member $95SCHEDULE: Tue & Thu, 6:55-7:40pmSESSION(S): Jun 4-28, Jul 2-Jul 26, Jul 30-Aug 16

Y CITY SWIM TEAM •This summer recreational swim team brings together children ages 5-18 for a fun-filled experience. Children will compete at 4 local swim meets throughout the city of Boise on weeknights. REQUIREMENTS: Ages 5-8 must be able to swim 25 yards of freestyle and back stroke. Ages 9-12 must be able to swim 50 yards freestyle and demonstrate the ability to swim 50 yards in back and breast stroke. Ages 13+ must swim 50 yards freestyle, back stroke and breast stroke and 25 yards butterfly.Anyone who has participated in a USA swim team after January 1, 2018 is not eligible to participant in this league. AGES: 5+FEE: Member 1st child $140, additional child $120 FEE: Non-member 1st Child $180, additional child $160SCHEDULE: Mon-Fri 8 and under @ 9am, 9-12 @ 10am, 13+ @ 11am Meet schedule available onlineSESSION(S): Jun 4-Jul 21 CONTACT: West Y 208 377 4886 ext 438

BLUE MARLINS SWIM TEAM •This summer recreational swim team brings together children ages 5-18 for a fun-filled experience. Children will compete at 4 local swim meets throughout the Valley on Saturday mornings. They will gain confidence, improve strokes and make friends! AGES: 5+FEE: Member 1st child $140, additional child $120 FEE: Non-member 1st child $180, additional child $160SCHEDULE: Mon-Fri, 10 and under @ 1-2pm, 11+ @ 2-3pm, Meet schedule available online.SESSION(S): Jun 4-Jul 28 CONTACT: West Y 208 377 4886 ext 438

Whether it’s just for recreation, learning to swim, or serious competition, the Y offers safe and healthy aquatics activities for kids of all ages and abilities.


B / WATER EXPLORATION In stage B, parents work with their children to explore body positions, floating, blowing bubbles, and fundamental safety and aquatic skills.

STAGE DESCRIPTIONS

SWIM STARTERS

2 / WATER MOVEMENT In stage 2, students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while also continuing to practice how to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water.

5 / STROKE DEVELOPMENT Students in stage 5 work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. The emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke.

A / WATER DISCOVERY Parents accompany children in stage A, which introduces infants and toddlers to the aquatic environment through exploration and encourages them to enjoy themselves while learning about the water.

1 / WATER ACCLIMATION In stage 1, students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. This stage lays the foundation that allows for a student’s future progress in swimming.

4 / STROKE INTRODUCTION Students in stage 4 develop stroke technique in front crawl and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Water safety is reinforced through treading water and elementary backstroke.

6 / STROKE MECHANICSIn stage 6, students refine stroke technique on all major competitive strokes, learn about competitive swimming, and discover how to incorporate swimming into a healthy lifestyle.

3 / WATER STAMINA In stage 3, students learn how to swim to safety from a longer distance than in previous stages in the event of falling into a body of water. This stage also introduces rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action.

SWIM BASICS

SWIM STROKES

Accompanied by a parent, infants and toddlers learn to be comfortable in the water and develop swim readiness skills through fun and confidence- building experiences, while parents learn about water safety, drowning prevention, and the importance of supervision.

Students learn personal water safety and achieve basic swimming competency by learning two benchmark skills:

• Swim, float, swim—sequencing front glide, roll, back float, roll, front glide, and exit

• Jump, push, turn, grab

Having mastered the fundamentals, students learn additional water safety skills and build stroke technique, developing skills that prevent chronic disease, increase social, emotional and cognitive well-being, and foster a lifetime of physical activity.


AQUATICS

WATER SPORTS AND RECREATIONKAYAK LESSONS • •Cascade Raft & Kayak Company will provide teachings on all levels of kayaking. Participants will begin in the pool and work up to the river. Instructors will work with all levels. Kayakers practice the techniques of rolling a kayak in a safe environment.AGES: 8+ (ability to pass a green swim test)FEE: Member $5 | Non-member $10SCHEDULE: • Sun 7:30-8:30pm SCHEDULE: • Mon 6:30-7:30pm or 7:30-8:30pm

TEEN & ADULT SWIM CLINICS •Participants of all levels are welcome to come and work with a swim instructor on basic safety techniques, stroke mechanics, and strengthening and conditioning in addition to learning more about current aquatics programming.AGES: 14+FEE: Member $5 | Non-member $6.50SCHEDULE: 2nd Sat of every month, 11amCONTACT: Caldwell Y 208 459 2498 ext 675

TSUNAMI FITNESS •Join us for a fun, challenging, fitness-based class on the water. This boot-camp-style class features cardio, core, and strength exercises performed on and in the water. Space is limited to 10 people per class; sign up is required.AGES: 13+FEE: Member FREE | Non-member $15SCHEDULE: Available at ymcatvidaho.org & via mobile app

DIVING LESSONS LEVELS 1 & 2 •These lessons allow a diver with little experience to learn challenging skills they can do successfully. These skills give the diver a sense of accomplishment in a new sport. Moving into Level 2 explores more functional movements in diving foundations, teaching positions and sequences of come out actions. These skills prepare the diver for the first round of dives learned in Level 3. Levels 3-6 available upon completion of the first 2 levels. AGES: 5+ (ability to pass a green swim test)FEE: Member $50 | Non-member $80SCHEDULE: Available at ymcatvidaho.org & via mobile appSESSION(S): Jun 4-28, Jul 9-Aug 2, Aug 6-16 CONTACT: West Y 208 377 4886 ext 438

The YMCA offers classes and team programs for beginner, intermediate, and advanced divers. The West Y has the equipment and diving well needed to give young divers the state-of-the-art experience they deserve!


AQUATICS

TRAINING AND CERTIFICATIONSASHI BASIC FIRST AID • • •Participants will be able to recognize signs and symptoms of emergencies and how to deal with them.AGES: 12+FEE: Member $35 | Non-member $55SCHEDULE: 1:30–5pm • Jun 16• Aug 11• Jul 7

ASHI CPR/AED • • •Participants will learn the skills and knowledge needed to provide basic life support in an emergency.AGES: 12+FEE: Member $35 | Non-member $55SCHEDULE: 9am-1pm • 3rd Sat• 2nd Sat• 1st Sat

CONTACT: Caldwell Y 208 459 2498 ext 675CONTACT: Downtown Y 208 344 5502 ext 229CONTACT: West Y 208 377 4886 ext 438

BABYSITTING TRAINING COURSE • •This one-day course includes ASHI-Approved Certification card and can help young adults interview for suitable babysitting positions. Participants will learn how to choose safe and age-appropriate toys and games, prevent injuries and be prepared if an emergency happens, handle bedtime issues, and more!AGES: 11-15FEE: Member $55 | Non-member $85SCHEDULE: • Jun 16, Jul 21, Aug 25 SCHEDULE: • Jun 9, Jul 14, Aug 18

LIFEGUARD CERTIFICATION TRAINING • • • The YMCA has the most comprehensive lifeguarding program in the country. Its curriculum includes Lifeguarding Certification, Basic Life Support CPR, AED Essentials, First Aid, and Emergency Oxygen Administration. In addition to the Pool Lifeguarding Certification, the participants will be certified in Water Park and Waterfront Lifeguarding. Attendance is mandatory at all sessions for certification. Fee includes course materials, certifications, CPR mask, fanny pack, and a whistle.AGES: 16+FEE: Member $150 | Non-member $225SCHEDULE: Available at ymcatvidaho.org & via mobile app

Y SWIM LESSON INSTRUCTOR • • •Participants become certified to teach Y Swim Lessons. It includes Basic Life Support CPR, AED Essentials, First Aid and Emergency Oxygen Administration.AGES: 16+FEE: Member $150 | Non-member $225SCHEDULE: Available at ymcatvidaho.org & via mobile app

SUMMER IS A TIMEFOR FUN ‘N’ GAMES Complete the games on page 34 and mail them into be entered into a raffle for a FUN YMCA PRIZE!


TRACK AND TRIATHLON

YOUTH TRIATHLON CLUB • • The Youth Tri Club is a great way to promote a lifelong passion for physical activity while focusing on swimming, biking, and running. We look to enhance fitness skills with the larger goal of developing self-esteem, teamwork, goal setting, self-discipline, and friendly competition. This Youth Program will be both an introduction to the sport for beginners and a challenge for the serious competitor. Experienced coaching will guide the program. The Youth Triathlon Club will strive to create a healthy and safe environment for kids to learn, laugh, and grow.AGES: 8-15FEE: Member $110 | Non-member $130SCHEDULE: • Mon & Wed, 4:15–5:45pm SCHEDULE: • Tue & Thu, 4:30-6pmSESSION(S): May 7–Jun 28CONTACT: Youth Triathlon Coordinator 208 344 5502 ext 280

SUMMER TRACK & FIELD • • •Team Idaho Summer Track is for kids ages 6 years and older. We have various times and locations. Practices are held twice a week, unless in the Advanced program, which meets 3 times a week. Training is for all ability levels, with the Advanced training targeting those athletes wishing to go to regional and national meets. AGES: Youth 6-12, Teen/Masters 13+, Advanced 13+ FEE: YOUTH Member $60 | Non-member $90FEE: TEEN Member $85 | Non-member $120 FEE: ADVANCED Member $115 | Non-member $170SCHEDULE: Available at ymcatvidaho.org & via mobile appSESSION(S): May 29 – Jul 18CONTACT: Team Idaho Coordinator 208 344 5502 ext 270

YOUTH CROSS COUNTRY • • •Team Idaho Youth Cross Country is geared toward the beginning runner, with the goal of teaching lifelong healthy habits. However, we accept and train all levels and abilities. This program is available at 5 locations at various times. Weekly Wednesday meets start on Sep 19 and finish on Oct 24. AGES: 6-13FEE: Member $60 | Non-member $90SCHEDULE: Mon & Wed, 5:30-6:30pmSESSION(S): Sep 5-Oct 24CONTACT: Team Idaho Coordinator 208 344 5502 ext 270

ALL-COMERS TRACK MEET • • •The YMCA All-Comers Meets are open to anyone who wants to compete, regardless of ability or age. No special team affiliation is required. All field and running events will be available at each competition. Registration starts at 5pm for field events and 5:30pm for running events on site.AGES: 8 & under, 9-10, 11-12, 13-14, 15-16, 17-18, 19-39, 40+FEE: Member $2 per event | Non-member $3 per eventSCHEDULE: Thu, 5:30 Field Events, 6:30 Running EventsSESSION(S): May 31–Jul 19CONTACT: Team Idaho Coordinator 208 344 5502 ext 270

YMCA TEAM IDAHO CLASSIC • • •This is a wrap up to the Team Idaho All-Comers Meet series. This regional meet is open to all ages and ability levels, including Masters competitors. The meet will be held at Mountain View High School. Team Idaho Club members register through Team Idaho. Non-Club members register on athletic.net.AGES: 8 & under, 9-10, 11-12, 13-14, 15-16, 17-18, 19-39, 40+FEE: $10 for up to 4 eventsSCHEDULE: Thu, 5:30 Field Events, 6:30 Running EventsSESSION(S): Jul 19CONTACT: Team Idaho Coordinator 208 344 5502 ext 270


THE HORSETHIEF CROSS COUNTRY RUNNING CAMP The camp will include guest speakers, scheduled runs daily and educational seminars 2 times a day, along with the great food and fun at Horsethief Camp. This camp will be limited to the first 50 signups, so sign up early. Busing from the Downtown YMCA and the West YMCA is included. Watch for more details!GRADES: 9-12FEE: $250SCHEDULE: Jul 5-8CONTACT: Events & Tri Club Director 208 344-5502 ext 211

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2018 FAMILY FUN RUNS AND RACES EVENTS

Apr 13 & 14 SPRING SPRINT TRIATHLON

Apr 28 WEST VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER 10K & 5K RUN/WALK May 19 FAMOUS IDAHO POTATO MARATHON, HALF MARATHON, 10K & 5K

Jun 30 YMCA BOISE FRONT TRAIL RUN

Jul 14 GAR HACKNEY Y-NOT TRIATHLON

Aug 4 HIDDEN SPRINGS YOUTH TRIATHLON

Oct 13 CANYON COUNTY CLASSIC Oct 14 HARRISON CLASSIC

Oct 27 HALLOWEEN RUN Dec 22 YMCA CHRISTMAS RUN

Jan 1 NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION RUN

Registration is open for all races!

YMCATVIDAHO.ORG

WANT TO VOLUNTEER?Being a volunteer at our races is just one of the many ways you can get involved with the Y and help empower people and our community to LEARN, GROW & THRIVE. Contact our team:[email protected]

HOW CAN I GET INVOLVED?Our Y Programs and Events are supported by generous contributions from the community. To inquire about how you may collaborate with the Y to provide opportunities for all, contact:

Grants & Sponsorship Coordinator 208 344 5502 ext 249 [email protected]

MORE RACES TO BE ANNOUCED

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FAMILY AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

GENERAL FACILITY AWESOMENESSYOUTH CLIMBING • •This 5-week class covers the basic rules and skill development of indoor climbing. Participants will learn about technique improvement and overall climbing skills.AGES: 6-13FEE: Member $64 | Non-member $99SCHEDULE: • Tue, 5-6pm • Thu, 6-7pm

OPEN CLIMB • • •Our Caldwell, Downtown, and West facilities have open climb times available. Climbing helps increase strength, endurance, and confidence.AGES: 3+FEE: Member FREE | Non-member DAY PASS REQUIREDSCHEDULE: Available at ymcatvidaho.org

BELAY CERTIFICATION CLASS • • •This class teaches proper belay skills and techniques. Must be 14 years or older to take the class. Please register prior to class at the front desk. AGES: 14+ FEE: $5SCHEDULE: Varies at each facility. Please see front desk.

FUN IN THE POOLS • • •The YMCA offers 3, state-of-the-art, Aquatics Centers that allow for fun activities for the whole family! Features like our wild water slides, diving boards, lazy rivers, kiddie pools, splash pads, and swimming pools provide kids the opportunity to have a great time, while gaining confidence and learning to be more caring and respectful. Families can visit our Aquatics Centers together and enjoy a healthy pastime year-round. All our facilities are fully staffed with caring, licensed lifeguards, providing your family with the safest, most nurturing pool environment possible. When planning on visiting with groups of 10+, please call ahead for availiblity.

SWIM & CLIMB PARTIES AT THE Y! • • S•Whether it’s a birthday, graduation, company retreat, or just for the fun of it, the Y would love to host your next gathering. You can enjoy one of our family-friendly spaces, including our indoor pools and climbing walls or our new four-level, all-ages, family play structure at South Meridian.Package covers 15 kids, $11 for each additional childSwimming: $160 (1.5 hours)Climbing: $160 (1.5 hours)Combo: $220 (1.5 hours swimming/1.5 hours climbing)Each package includes:Party Room (1 hour)Cake and beveragesKids place settingsSet up and clean up

CONTACT: • 208 459 2498 ext 659• 208 344 5502 ext 263 S (see website) • 208 377 9622 ext 441

ADOPT A GARDEN BOX • Spring and summer are great times to get outside and have some fun playing in the garden. At the West Y, members have the opportunity to adopt a garden box where they can plant, grow and harvest wonderful vegetables, fruits, and flowers. Adoption will take place in May and the growing season will end in mid-October. We encourage anyone to come and experience growing your very own healthy foods right here at the Y! AGES: All FEE: Member FREE | Non-member MEMBERSHIP REQUIREDCONTACT: 208 377 9622 ext 413

KIDS NIGHT OUT • • S•Join us for Kid’s Night Out where kids will get a chance to enjoy a night of games, swimming, and hanging out with friends. It’s a great way for kids to be active and meet new people. And parents get a chance to go out, too! Kids will be supervised by caring and responsible Y staff while they have a blast! Space is limited, please register in advance.AGES: 5-12FEE: Member $15 | Non-member $30 (No Financial Assitance applied)

SCHEDULE: 6-9:30pm• 4th Fri of every month• 1st Fri of every month S 3rd Fri of every month• 2nd Fri of every month

SAY YES TO ART! COMMUNITY ART PROGRAM •The Y’s Family & Community Art Class gives inspiring artists the opportunity to make masterpieces and grow into artists. This watercolor painting class is offered in partnership with Say Yes to Art! Starting from a blank sheet, you will learn the fundamentals of watercolor painting techniques and finish with your own masterpiece. Paint alongside your family and friends, or go it alone! AGES: 7+FEE: Member $50 | Non-member $50SCHEDULE: Jun/Jul, Tue 6:30-8:30pm

SOUTH MERIDIAN Y FOUR-LEVEL, ALL-AGES, FAMILY PLAY STRUCTURE


MEMBERSHIP

MEMBERSHIP RATES & FEES TYPE MONTHLY FEE JOINING FEEIndiv. Youth (10-18) $25.90 NoneYoung Adult (19-29) $30.90 $30Indiv. Adult (30-64) $43.90 $30Family* $74.90 $602-Person Family** $60.90 $45Older Adult (65+) $40.90 $30

Tax applies to all membership dues.For information about short term memberships, visit the front desk.These membership rates do not apply to short-term memberships.* Family definition: 2 adults in a domestic partnership and their dependent children age 23 and younger.**2-Person Family definition: 2 adults in a domestic partnership or 1 adult and 1 dependent child, age 23 or younger.

HOW TO JOININ PERSON Visit any Treasure Valley Family YMCA to learn more about membership and receive a tour. Come prepared by downloading and completing our membership form, available online at ymcatvidaho.org.

ONLINEVisit ymcatvidaho.org to join online at your convenience. Check out our Membership Calculator to see which option is best for you. We look forward to seeing you at the Y!

BENEFITS OF A FAMILY MEMBERSHIP

Having a Y Family Membership is not just healthy for the wallet, it’s the best way to engage an entire family in a healthier lifestyle. Just about everything the Y does is family friendly, especially the fun programs highlighted on page 31-32. Financial Assistance is available, as we believe every family deserves access to life-changing Y programs.

YOUTH ACTIVITY CENTER • • S•This staffed center offers youth and teens a place to gather, socialize, play games, or just relax. Fun activities daily!AGES: 6-15FEE: Member FREE | Non-member DAY PASS REQUIREDSCHEDULE: Schedules vary at each facility. For more information about regular and holiday hours, go to ymcatvidaho.org.

KID ZONE (PREVIOUSLY CHILD WATCH) • • S•We provide safe, clean, nurturing care for kids 6 weeks to 6 years old at all our facilities. Kid Zone is available on a short-term, walk-in basis with a 2-hour/day limit. The Y REQUIRES you stay on site while your child is in our care. 1 child (family membership) $20/month 2 or more children (family membership) $33/month 1 child (individual adult membership) $30/month

DROP-IN FEEMember $5.25/child/dayNon-Member $8/child/day

SCHEDULE: Schedules vary at each facility. For more information about regular and holiday hours, go to ymcatvidaho.org.

YOUTH ACTIVITY CENTER

SUMMER HOURS

• SCHEDULE: Mon-Thu 9am-8pm• SCHEDULE: Fri 9am-7pm • SCHEDULE: Sat 8am-2pm• SCHEDULE: Sun 1-3pm

• SCHEDULE: Mon-Thu 9am-8pm• SCHEDULE: Fri 9am-7pm • SCHEDULE: Sat 9am-3pm• SCHEDULE: Sun 11am-3pm

S SCHEDULE: Mon-Thu 9am-8pm• SCHEDULE: Fri 9am-7pm • SCHEDULE: Sat 8am-2pm• SCHEDULE: Sun 12-3pm

• SCHEDULE: Mon-Thu 9am-8pm• SCHEDULE: Fri 9am-7pm • SCHEDULE: Sat 8am-2pm• SCHEDULE: Sun 12-3pm

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MAD ABOUT MAD LIBS

WHERE’S STEVE?Steve has been impacting lives through his work in youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility at the Downtown Y for over 20 years, and we think he is the best! Our Summer Youth Guide cover this year features a youth photo collage from 2017. There are two pictures of Steve, one on the front and one on the back. Can you find him at the Y? Go get him!

REREY EVERYWHERE!Rerey has been volunteering at the Downtown Y since he was 14 and now he is a superstar Youth Staff member. And as you can see, he is a lot of fun. How many Rerey’s can you find? He has lots of costumes!

BEST SUMMER EMOJI EVER!Design an emoji that best describes your favorite summer camp, program or YMCA Counselor.

SUMMER IS A TIMEFOR FUN 'N' GAMESComplete the games on this page and mail them in to be entered into a raffle for a FUN YMCA PRIZE!

Child's name: ______________________________________Age: _________________________________________________Parent/guardian name:_______________________________________________________Phone: _____________________________________________Email: _______________________________________________

Deadline for Entries: August 28th, 2018 Mail to:YMCA Marketing1177 W State StreetBoise, ID 83702


DIRECTORY

CALDWELL DOWNTOWN SOUTH MERIDIAN WEST FAMILY YMCA &FAMILY YMCA FAMILY YMCA FAMILY YMCA* BOISE CITY AQUATIC CENTER3720 S Indiana Ave 1050 W State St 5155 S Hillsdale Ave 5959 N Discovery WayCaldwell ID 83605 Boise ID 83702 Meridian ID 83642 Boise ID 83713208 454 9622 208 344 5501 208 331 9622 208 377 9622

YOUTH SPORTSBOISE COMPETITIVE BASKETBALL MERIDIAN / EAGLE / CALDWELL208 344 5502 208 855 5712 208 377 4886 ext 242 or 292 ext 803 or 808 ext 801 or 819 YMCA CAMP AT HORSETHIEF RESERVOIR HEALTHY LIVING CENTER 301 Horsethief Rd, Cascade 83611 419 N 11th St (Corner of 11th and State Streets), Boise 208 344 5502 ext 250 208 344 5502 ext 217

CHILD DEVELOPMENT (Infant, Toddler, Preschool Locations)BOISEChildren’s Village Downtown Guided Discovery Little Luke’s Early Learning Center Saint Alphonsus Early Learning Center950 W State St 1050 W State St 124 W Bannock St 6520 Norwood Dr208 345 6408 208 344 5502 ext 243 208 381 4670 208 367 5164

West Y Child Development Center12650 W Bridger St, Ste 120208 344 5502 ext 415

MERIDIAN / EAGLEChaparral Guided Discovery Discovery Guided Discovery Frontier Guided Discovery Hillsdale Guided Discovery 1155 N Deer Creek Ln 2100 E Leighfield Dr 11851 Musket Dr 5225 S Stockenham Way 208 344 5502 ext 436 208 344 5502 ext 436 208 344 5502 ext 436 208 344 5502 ext 436

Seven Oaks Guided Discovery Spalding Guided Discovery Willow Creek Guided Discovery1441 S Seven Oaks Way 12311 W Braddock Dr 6195 N Long Lake Way208 344 5502 ext 436 208 344 5502 ext 436 208 344 5502 ext 436

CALDWELLCaldwell Preschool Lewis and Clark Elementary Lincoln Elementary 3720 S Indiana Ave (at the Y) 1102 Laster St 1200 Grant St 208 459 2498 ext 654 208 344 5502 ext 487 208 344 5502 ext 487 Sacajawea Y Kids Wilson Elementary 1710 N Illinois Ave 400 E Linden St 208 344 5502 ext 487 208 344 5502 ext 487

CHILD DEVELOPMENT (School-age Locations)BOISE9th Street Y Kids Washington Street Y Kids 950 W State St 1050 W State St 208 344 5502 ext 219 208 344 5502 ext 219

MERIDIAN / EAGLEEagle Y Kids Hillsdale Y Kids Hunter Y Kids 1441 S Seven Oaks Way 5225 S Stockenham Way 4550 N Copperland Rd 208 939 6735 208 861 4832 208 855 5871

Siena Y Kids Ustick Y Kids West Y Child Development Center 2900 E Rome Dr 12435 W Ustick Rd 12650 W Bridger St, Ste 120 208 861 4832 208 321 7559 208 377 4886 ext 415

CALDWELLCaldwell Family YMCA3720 S Indiana Ave208 459 2498 ext

*South Meridian Family YMCA address is approximate. Check website.

DIRECTORY


At the Y, no child is turned away due to inability to pay. Donor-funded Financial Assistance is available to help all children experience the

BEST SUMMER EVER.

This Summer Youth Guide features the ever-changing photo collage wall created by the Downtown Y Youth Department. The photo collage is located in the Youth office. Great memories made and stories shared in 2017 are pictured here. The YMCA Child Development, Youth, Sports, Y Camp, Health and Well-being, and Aquatics Staff strive every day to be WELCOMING, GENUINE, HOPEFUL, NURTURING AND DETERMINED TO MAKE 2018 THE BEST SUMMER EVER!

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