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Do Good...Together FALL ACTIVITY GUIDE 2015 www.peninsulacommunitycenter.com Registration for Fall Classes Begins Monday, August 3
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Page 1: Fall guide 2015 booklet

Do Good...TogetherFALL ACTIVITY GUIDE2015

www.peninsulacommunitycenter.com

Registration for Fall Classes Begins Monday, August 3

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Do Good...Together...Together

Dear Center Community,

One of our survey respondent’s said it best when asked what three

things set the Center apart. The answer: “Community,

Community, Community!” It’s true isn’t it? The Center community

is a unique, caring, home away from home. Much good has been

done both big and small because of our community.

This Fall, we’ll be sharing more of the good things you may not

always see, and the good you can be a part of with your family and

workout community. We will also provide more opportunities for

you, your family, and our community to Do Good...Together.

Thanks for Being Part of the Center!

Center Executive DirectorAnthony Mejia

“Community,

Community, Community!”

FOR INFO ABOUT THE ACTIVITIES IN THIS GUIDE VISIT

WWW.PENINSULACOMMUNITYCENTER.COM

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September7 Labor Day: Treasure Island, 12-5pm, Holiday Fitness Schedule

8 Jr. Tennis Fall Session 1 Begins

8 Fall Jr. Fitness Classes Begin

9 Ladies Flight Tennis Begins

12 Free Weight Room Orientation, 10:45am

15 Free Weight Room Orientation, 10:30am

26 Bagel Saturday: 7am til the Food Runs Out!

October1 Upward Basketball Registration Opens

1 Tennis Club Championship Begins

3-4 Tennis Breast Cancer Awareness Tourney

5 Jr. Tennis Fall Session 2 Begins

16 Tennis Doubles Social & Wilson Demo Night

17 Beautiful Day

24 Bagel Saturday: 7am til the Food Runs Out!

November2 Jr. Tennis Fall Session 3 Begins

7 Club Championship, Jrs., Mixed, Finals for Doubles & Singles

21 Tennis Turkey Tournament

25 No Evening Child Care

26 Center CLOSED for Thanksgiving (except Triple Crown)

26 Masters Triple Crown Swim - 1st leg

28 Bagel Saturday: 7am til the Food Runs Out!

30 Jr. Tennis Session Begins

December12 Kennedy Christmas

19 Masters Triple Crown Swim - 2nd leg

24 Center closes at 2pm

25 Center CLOSED for Christmas

26 Child Care closed

31 Center closes at 2pm (Child Care closed all day)

Fall Calendar

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PCC PreschoolLooking for a great start for your child? PCC Preschool is a unique

place where children engage in diff erent activities each week to

prepare them for kindergarten. Our top-rate staff is committed

to meeting the individual needs of children and achieving our

mission to develop the whole child including their character and

social skills. Visit our website and set up a tour to see our spacious

classrooms and expansive park-like playground. We invite you to

see why families love being part of the PCC Preschool Community.

PreschoolPre-Kindergarten

& Transitional Kindergarten

wwwww.peninsulaeninsulacovenaenantptprescheschool.comom

A few spots are available for the 2015-2016 school year. Tours available.

“Even snack time was a time for learning to take

turns, be polite and be a leader. It was learning

for me, as a parent, as to how better to manage

the energy of my enthusiastic little man.”

- Jennifer, Preschool Mom

“I love the Handwriting Without Tears

curriculum. I have been impressed by my

son’s progress as a result of it.”

- Shannon, Pre-K mom

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Youth TennisGive your kids the opportunity to be active while learning a sport

they can play for years. From the 3 year old in Pee Wee Tennis to the

competitive tennis player, our programs will meet your child at their

level. Our qualifi ed and caring coaches make the

game of tennis fun and help improve your

child’s ability.

“We love playing tennis at the

Center. The coaches are great and

the games are exciting.” - Alex (10) and Ethan(8) Park

SESSION DATES

Session 1: Sept 8 - Oct 3

Session 2: Oct 5 - Oct 31

Session 3: Nov 2 - 28

*no practice on the 11th, 26th

Session 4: Nov 30 - Dec 17

YOUTH TENNIS PROGRAMS

Pee Wee

Mighty Mite 1

Mighty Mite 2

Hot Shot

Future Star

Star

Hand-eye coordination,

fun games

Little or no tennis

experience

Advanced Beginners

Little or no tennis experience

to advanced beginner

Intermediate to advanced

beginner

Advanced player, plays

high school tennis or

tournaments

5:30-6:15pm

3:30-4:20pm

4:25-5:15pm

3:30-4:30pm

4:30-5:30pm

5:30-7pm

3-5

6-9

6-9

10-16

Based

on Ability

High School

LEVEL AGE ABILITY TIME DATE

Thurs Only

Tues/Thurs

Tues/Thurs

Mon/Wed

Mon/Wed

Mon/Wed

(Session 4 is a 3-week sesson)

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Pee Wee

Member

Non-member

Mighty Mite 1/2

Member

Non-member

Hot Shot &

Future Star

Member

Non-member

Star

Member

Non-member

$45

$49

$91

$106

$82

$96

$122

$149

$45

$49

$91

$106

$93

$107

$133

$160

Session

2

Session

1

Level

10% Off when you sign

up for a Quarter

(full week only)

PROGRAM COSTS

Session

3

Session

4Quarterly

$144

$156

$300

$350

$326

$372

$465

$550

$34

$37

$69

$82

$82

$96

$116

$130

$34

$37

$80

$93

$82

$96

$122

$149

*No drop-in classes unless pre-approved by coaching staff .

*Refunds/credits given only if a notice to withdraw from class is submitted 7 days in advance of session start date.

*On rainy days please call PCC by 1pm to fi nd out if class is canceled.

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Pre-Junior and JuniorTournament Tennis TeamsThis team provides intensive training in a team atmosphere for

highly motivated juniors looking to improve their level and

compete in NorCal USTA junior tournaments. Players will also

learn how to mentor and be mentored as they will help

teammates of higher and lower levels to improve their game.

September 8 - December 17 Ages 8-18 year olds

TRAININGTraining includes stroke technique, proper

footwork, fi tness, mental toughness, video

analysis of strokes, strategies, chalk talks

and more. Match play is supervised by a

coach. Students will practice independently

as they would in a USTA tournament.

PRE-JUNIOR Mon/Wed 4 - 5:30 pm (practice)Saturday 12 - 2 pm (match play)

JUNIORMon/Wed 5:30 - 7 pm (practice)Tues/Thur 4 - 6 pm (fi tness/practice)Saturday 12 - 2 pm (match play)*no practice during club tournaments & holidays

TOURNAMENTSAs a team we will enter an average

of one USTA tournament a month.

These tournaments are chosen as a

goal for players. Center coaches will

be at tournaments as their

schedules allow to watch players

compete, chart progress and

identify areas of strength and

potential improvement.

COSTTuition includes tennis

and fi tness training &

coach’s tournament

expenses (equipment not

included).

September $206 $365

October $288 $520

November* $220 $380

December $180 $315

Pre-Junior (8-11) Junior (11-18)

Tournament Entry Fees: $40-55, Team Warm-ups and Shirts: $100

USTA Membership: $20 (approximate costs)

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USPTA, ATP Tour Alumni

Sid has been the Tennis

Director at PCC since 1996.

Before settling here, he

spent six years working for

the Nick Bollettieri Tennis

Academy. For fi ve years he was their

European Academy Director. He traveled

on the Professional Tour fi rst as a player and

later as a coach. Fluent in Spanish and French.

LEAD JUNIOR TENNIS COACHES

Robert is starting his

second year as a tennis

coach for PCC.

He has been the lead

coach for PCC U10 and

U12 USTA Junior team, and for the

Summer Camp Junior InterClub

play. Robert brings a lot of energy

and fun to PCC’s junior program.

USPTA

Robert Garcia, Lead Coach JuniorsSid Newcomb, PCC Tennis Director

2015 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE (Tentative Tournament Schedule)

Tourney Dates # Entries Open

ClubSport Pleasanton 10/24-25, 31, 11/1 500018714 9/17

Junior All Weather Challenge

Sylvano Tennis Academy, Santa Clara 11/22-23, 28-30 500029614 9/22

Thanksgiving Junior

Note: Although tournaments are listed for multiple weekends, it doesn’t necessarily mean that each

player will play on all the days listed.

WILSON PREFERRED PLAYERS LISTEach team member will have the opportunity to purchase Wilson tennis

products at drastically reduced prices (often 50% off retail). This includes

racquets, shoes, strings, grips, etc. Note: This equipment is for player’s per-

sonal use only and cannot be extended to family members or friends.

“My daughter has participated with the PCC Jr. Tennis

team for six years. We are thrilled with the level of

training she has received from her experienced,

motivating, and personable coaches. Now, as a High

School team player, she returns to the team every

Winter and Spring to fi ne tune her skills and get tips to

help her strategically, and to develop strength in both

her physical and mental game. We are so happy for the

coaching team in our community, and would

recommend these coaches to anyone! ”

- Anne Weave, mom of 15 year old Megan Weaver

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Adult TennisWe off er a comprehensive and professionally run program that will

enhance your ability and enjoyment of tennis. Whether you are

looking to improve your skills, connect with other players, compete

in tournaments, or stay fi t with friends on the court, we have it all.

Come join us.

We make it easy for you to get

on the court. Use our online

court reservations today.

pcc.onlinecourtreservations.com

Don’t miss

Club Championships

and the Breast

Cancer Awareness

Tournament

(Oct 3 & 4)

Interclubs

Play Days

Clinics

Member Mixers

Flight Tennis

Club Championships

USTA Adult Leagues

Tounaments and Ladders

Breast Cancer Awareness

Tournament is back this year!

JOIN US!

“Eighteen years ago I joined

PCC because they off ered tennis clinics

AND childcare! I hadn’t lived here very long

and didn’t have many friends in the area. The

tennis community at PCC has become a mainstay

in my life. The friendships I have made over the

years are lifelong and I truly treasure the

uniqueness of each and everyone that

has been cultivated from this group!”

- Erin Stockford

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Upward focuses on developing basketball skills and building

character through Biblical principles in a fun, enriching and safe en-

vironment. On the court kids love our encouraging and fun coaches.

On the sidelines, parents love the community, safe

environment and fun memory building moments.

Lisa Tyndall and the Upward team will be posting more

information as the season approaches. Don’t wait to

register, this popular league fi lls up fast.

January - March Grades K - 4th grade

Registration

Opens

October 1

League Structure

Kindergarten Division

- 1/2 hour practice and

1/2 hour game on Saturdays

- No weekly practice

1st - 4th Grade Divisions

- One practice/week

- Game on Saturday“I’ve coached many sports, and I have to say Upward Basketball has been, by far,

the best sporting experience for my daughter and I. All the details from the coach

training, to coaching playbooks, to halftime talks, great jerseys, and wonderful

post season wrap up made it an incredible experience, and I am looking forward

to coaching my other daughters in the league as well.” - Upward Coach and Dad

UP

WA

RD

SE

AS

ON January

3 1st week of practice

9 Kinder Kickoff

10 2nd week of practice

16 Game 1

23 Game 2

30 Game 3

February

6 Game 4

13 No Game

20 Game 5

27 Game 6

March

5 Game 7

12 Game 8

14 Award Celebration

Upward Basketball

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Group ExercisepWe off er a comprehensive and challenging group exercise program

that will motivate you to keep coming back. With over 55 classes,

you won’t run out of exercise options. Our experienced and

certifi ed instructors are trained to give you a

workout to reach your goals while in a fun, safe

and encouraging atmosphere. Fitness Program

Manager, Meredith Mclean, keeps the fi tness

schedule fresh and matches instructors to each

class to give you variety, fun and help you

achieve the results you desire.

FOR THE LATEST SCHEDULES GO TO

WWW.PENINSULACOMMUNITYCENTER.COM

“There is such a dynamic energy and friendly vibe in a PCC

group class, from the instructor to the members, that I fi nd so

motivating. I love how supportive and encouraging everyone is to

one another so that I can walk into a class and know I’m amongst

friends. Since I started taking the classes, I feel I’ve become stronger,

more coordinated and more confi dent in my athletic abilities.”

- Genie Kim

NEW

FALL

SCHEDULE

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Lil’ DancersIntroduce your child to the world of dance with our amazing

instructor, Kristen Wright. Your little ones will learn basic

ballet and jazz, and Hip Hop steps according to age. They will

also learn traditional ballet positions and technique while

developing their sense of rhythm, posture, and balance.

At the end of the session you and your family are invited to

join us for a wonderful recital.

September 14 - November 16 Ages 3-8 year olds

“This is a great

introductory dance class.

The children are engaged and

have lots of fun. My daughter

really enjoyed learning dance

moves that she gladly teaches me

at home. She always looks

forward to learning more!”

- Laura Tebbe

Class Time Age

Jazz & Hip Hop Mon, 2:30 - 3:15pm 5-8 year olds

Ballet & Jazz Mon, 1:45 - 2:30pm 3-4 year olds

REGISTER ONLINE www.peninsulacommunitycenter.com

COST: $80 Members, $90 Non-Members, Drop-In $12

*no class on 10/5

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Go GirlsSeptember 14 - November 18 Ages 8-17 year olds

Debby Stimmler-Coupland introduces girls ages 8-17 to a

variety of workouts and teaches the importance of a nutritious

and healthy lifestyle. Trainer and coach, Debby, leads the

classes and includes a combination of cardio, circuit training,

agility, core, dance, stretching and always a healthy snack.

“I like the snack and the warm ups when we do push-ups and sit-ups”

- Anja Linkwitz, age 11

DATES: SEPT 14 - NOV 18

TIMES: Monday/Wednesday

3:30-4:30 pm, Bayview Room

COST:1 Day a Week

$120 Member

$140 Non-member

2 Days a Week

$240 Member

$260 Non-member

*Must choose either Monday or

Wednesday if signing up for 1

day a week.

REGISTER ONLINE www.peninsulacommunitycenter.com

Drop-in: $15

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PCC MastersThe PCC Master’s program is designed to accomodate adult

swimmers of ALL ages and abilities. For the fi tness swimmer, we

design a challenging workout, introduce you to the pace clock,

interval training, help you learn and refi ne diff erent strokes and

use training equipment in the pool. For the competitive swimmer,

we off er a challenge while you meet other accomplished swimmers.

There are numerous opportunities to swim in

meets and open water swims. Coach Mike Lynch and

our PCC Masters swimmers welcome you into a

challenging workout and great community...Staying

Fit, Having Fun and Getting Wet!

“The pool, the people and the workouts are fantastic.

Coach Mike is exceptional and has a unique ability to

motivate everyone while keeping it fun.” - Liz Weibell

TRIPLE CROWNChoose from 3 levels Bronze,

Silver or Gold

1st leg: November 26

2nd leg: December 12

3rd leg: January 1

MORNING DAILYMon-Fri 6:00 - 7:00 am

Tues &Thurs 9:30 - 10:30 am

Saturdays 6:00 - 7:15 am

7:15 - 8:30 am

8:30 - 9:45 am

NOON DAILY Mon-Fri 12:00 - 1:00 pm

EVENING Mon & Wed 6:45 - 8:00 pm

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PCCA Dolphins Aquatics is a competitive USS swim club based in

Redwood City. The 200+ member swim team consists of swimmers

from 5-22 years of age. A variety of groups allow for skill

levels ranging from non-competitive beginners to

dedicated, advanced swimmers. PCCA Director, Dave

Knochenhauer, has extensive experience and excellent

coaching staff . Jump in the pool with us.

PCCA Swim TeamSeptember - November Ages 5-22 year olds

COLOR GROUPS

(Green, Red, Blue, Ruby)

Dates

August 26 - November 20

Location

The Center

Practice Dates/Times

See Info Pack on Website

Cost

Green Group $300

Red Group $300

Blue Group $300

Ruby Group $325

“Our three kids all swim year-round

with PCCA. We love the program.

Their technique, strength and

endurance have improved. The

coaches are energetic, knowledgeable

and adored by my kids. In addition to

building their water skills, our kids have

learned about teamwork, discipline

and made some great friends.”- Kelly Rankin, mom of Caroline, Lucy & Carter

New Swimmer Evaluations

Saturday, August 15 10:30 am

Monday, August 24

5:30 pm

Required for team

placement

SELECT GROUPS

(Bronze, Silver, Gold)

Dates

Begins August 24

Location

Bronze at the Center,

Silver and Gold at Sequoia High

Practice Dates/Times

See Info Pack on Website

Cost

Bronze Group: $290

Silver Group: $325

Gold Group: $340

Can’t make a New

Swimmer Evaluation?

No problem. Email

[email protected]

for alternate option.

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Do Good...TogetherBeautiful Day Join us this October for Beautiful Day, a chance for our

community to give back to our City by supporting schools in

Redwood City. This year’s projects will be at Roosevelt

Elementary and Kennedy Middle School. Last year tennis brought

a group of their young players to work on a project together. We

challenge you to do the same whether it’s your spin class,

masters community or friends you hang out with on the deck.

And, because most of us don’t want to miss a day of being fi t why

not build that in by a run, swim or bike before or after the event?

WHAT?Serve Local Elementary Schools

Cleaning, classroom upgrades,

landscaping (we are partnering

with principal and teachers and

principal to meet specifi c needs)

WHEN?October 17

(sign up for 4-hour slots)

WHO?You and your friends and workout

community! This is the

perfect way for your family to serve

with another family and have fun!

HOW?Invite family and friends (anyone

is welcome). Sign up online to be

on same team. Details coming in

September...

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Kennedy Christmas ProjectIn 2005 some middle school students began delivering gifts to

Kennedy families in need. This small act of generosity has grown into a

partnership between PCC and the Kennedy Family Center.

PCC brings a Christmas “store” to pre-identifi ed families to “shop” for

clothes and items they’ve indicated as needs. Volunteers

purchase these items in advance, label them for the families and bring

them to the store. When families come, they pick up their items and

wrap the gifts together with our PCC community. Child care is provided

for children with games so parents can “shop”. After families wrap gifts,

and share refreshments they load up their car with help from volunteers.

This is a unique opportunity to give love, share and connect with real

people in a tough spot.

“My entire family has volunteered

with Kennedy Christmas and we

look forward to helping each year.

We enjoy meeting people from our

community and from PCC, and it’s

a great way to give back.

Kennedy Christmas helps frame

the Christms season as something

more than just a time to think

about ourselves and our

immediate families, and gives us

an opportunity to show love to

Redwood City families.” -Jenn Wong, Center member,

mom of three young boys.

December 12Watch for more

details to come

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