ACCent Magazine
THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ATHLETIC CLUB OF COLUMBUS | SINCE 1912
JULY & AUGUST 2013
From the General Manager’s Desk
Sample Some Summer Fun
Paul Kroll, CCM
General Manager
Days are longer, weather
is wonderful…time to sip
a cocktail on the patio and
enjoy the slower pace of
summer! Where at the
Athletic Club is there a
patio, you ask? Don’t look
too hard here at 136 East
Broad Street, because the
patio is at the Columbus
Country Club, just seven
miles east of the ACC
Clubhouse.
We are in our third year of a very unique relationship
with the CCC, and summer is the prime time for all of
our members to make the most of that relationship!
As an ACC member, you have dining privileges at the
CCC. You are welcome to dine on the beautiful patio
overlooking the putting green, as well as consider
indoor dining options for a cooler, air-conditioned
meal. Reservations are requested, and your charges will
be billed back to your ACC account.
As an ACC member, you also may play up to seven
rounds of golf on the CCC’s championship Donald
Ross course. Tee times are restricted, and greens and
cart fees will be charged to your ACC account. Please
contact their pro-shop for tee times.
Of course, if you would like to take full advantage of
our joint venture with the CCC, you may “enhance”
your ACC membership to include greater access to their
amenities. Varying membership levels allow you to take
a dip in the CCC Olympic-sized pool, play a game of
tennis, use the golf practice range, or make tee times
with no restrictions.
If you are interested in enhancing your ACC
membership to include greater CCC access, please
contact our Director of Membership and Marketing,
Sarah Favara, for details and pricing. Within 24 hours of
receiving your application to enhance, you can take full
advantage of all the CCC amenities.
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To sample some CCC fun, all ACC members are
invited to enjoy the Late Night Swim (see page 8) on
Saturday, July 13. Sign up early to enjoy a full buffet,
D.J., kids’ games and more from 6 to 10 P.M.
And, don’t forget to join us here at the ACC on
Wednesdays to Wine Down! Every Wednesday,
starting at 5:30 P.M. we are pouring glasses and
selling bottles of some great wines at state minimum
prices. Take a break in the middle of the week to
treat yourself!
Speaking of wines, mark your calendar for the return
of the fabulous “Summer Whites” (see page 8)
party at the ACC on July 18. Wear your summer best
and sample crisp, cool whites with smooth jazz to
accompany your evening. A night not to be missed!
Update from the ACC Facilities Committee:
Construction on ACC sidewalk coming soon!
You most likely know by now that The ACC will soon
be under construction! You may not know that a
sister project to the Bowling Alley renovation is the
repair of our sidewalks surrounding the club. The
Athletic Club basement has a unique feature where
our footprint extends into a vault space beneath
the sidewalks. Over the years, the waterproofing
membrane has deteriorated and has resulted in
leaking. Of particular concern is the leaking in areas
where the plans for the Bowling Alley renovation
overlap.
Because of this construction to repair our sidewalks,
members will notice changes to our front entrance
starting in July. We are planning for minimum front
door disruption as our front entrance will move
temporarily to the Library door, just east of the main
entrance. Our Front Desk operation will move into
the Library to ensure that our welcoming Front Desk
staff is ready and able to assist our members and
direct our guests as needed.
Please pardon our dust and thank you in advance for
your patience and understanding.
President’s Message
Faces of the ACC
When you walk through the revolving doors of the
Athletic Club, you are enveloped in the “feel” of the
clubhouse. You have just stepped out of the fray
of the outside world to a more relaxed, welcoming
atmosphere that is known as the ACC.
Our National Register plaque on the outside of the
building attests to the fact that this brick and mortar
structure has played an important part in the history
of our local community, our state, and our nation. But,
however beautiful and architecturally significant the
structure may be, it is the people inside who make it
warm, welcoming and memorable. Throughout the
years, members and staff have given life to traditions
and vibrancy to our future.
We’ve all enjoyed sharing stories about former
members like Dave Thomas or Governor Rhodes, and
with this issue of ACCent, we are proud to introduce
a series of close-ups with current members and staff
who continue to make this Club a very special place to
belong.
Did you know that long-time member Tom Lynch was
a pole-vaulter at Ohio University? Or did you know
that member Michelle
Chippas was the first fulltime Executive Director of
M.A.D.D. (Mothers Against
Drunk Driving) in Columbus?
You will meet them, along
with some other familiar
faces in the next few issues,
and you will begin to see a
pattern. Our Club is filled
with interesting, intelligent,
active and inspiring people.
Andrew C. Smith
It seems that each member
President
also has some favorite
staffers, too. So while you
read some anecdotes about
the member, you will also get to see the staff person
who makes the ACC a special place for them.
As President of the Club, I have found that it is easy to
become hyper-focused on the building. Considerations
for maintenance, construction, expansion and
expenditures take up much of our time at Board
meetings. It is good to ground ourselves again in what
has made this Club great. Meet the “Faces of the ACC.”
Faces of the ACC: Page 11
Meet Courtney and Andy Neckers, with daughter Elise.
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Membership
Membership Snapshot
as of May 31, 2013
WELCOME
Total Membership as of 5/31/13 - 1447
New and Returning Members for April - 14
New and Returning Members for May - 17
NEW & RETURNING
MEMBERS
APRIL 2013
David Allen
Jeffrey Davis
Matthew Fuller
Dan Georges
Josh Harrison
Scott Hoshor
Tara Lichtenberg
Christopher Lowman
Brian Murphy
Michael Peters
Tad Ritter
Georgia Ruch
Matthew Stafford
Mitchell Stafford
MAY 2013
Donald Beebout
John Blazer
Scott Borgemenke
Rhonda Brotherton
Catalin Buhimschi
Skip Duncan
Zachary Germain
Adam Grzybicki
Matthew Karam
John Kolbeck
Paul Loper, Jr.
David Massie
Donn Parsons
Anthony Ruberg
Lynda Schiff
Erika Smitherman
Toby Tomlin
Steady as She Goes!
May Membership Efforts Continue the Positive Trend
As we’ve been reporting over the past few months, the ACC membership
numbers continue to remain steady and we are still on pace to end the
fiscal year with a net positive growth in membership. This is an excellent
new trend, and it is thanks to the efforts of our members who act as loyal
sponsors for the new ACC’ers.
Our sponsors share their love of the Club by introducing family, friends and
colleagues to the ACC. As a small gesture of appreciation, the Sponsors
receive a $100 Club gift card, but most tell us that sharing the ACC
experience is just something that comes naturally to them.
We are still offering reduced initiation for the summer months, and we are
happy to provide tours and brochures for any prospective member. Stop by
the Membership office on the third floor, or give a call to Sarah (643-3119)
to get all of the latest information.
Thank you to our April and May Sponsors:
Bradley Hosket
Thad Poweski
Nathan Coe
Jacob Thomas
Larry Ritter
Mary Gallagher
Byron Dabney
Joseph Rosenthal
Joseph Sofia
David Black
Dan Sharpe
Matt Dixon
Mark Sell
Wayne Boich
Andrew Showe
Lynn Gyurcsik
Steve Germain
Peter Halliday
Tanya Rutner
Molly Rayo
Jonathan Mugler
Neil Johnson
Lee Rosenfeld
Seth Flory
Doug Kennedy
Michelle Chippas
John Reehil
Paul Loper, Sr.
Andrew Lallathin
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Athletic & Aquatic News
Poolside Programs:
Aquatic Director Reggie Henderson
has programs scheduled throughout the
summer for all members! Meet Reggie
poolside at the ACC.
Private Scuba Certifications
$400 per person; online coursework, water
sessions held at the ACC pool, open water
dives on your schedule
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• Results through training and nutrition
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• Real coaching—during and outside of training sessions
• Reduced cost personal training
• Motivation from a coach and teammates
6 Week Session: July 22 - August 28
Sign up with Blair in the Athletics Office: 614.221.3344,
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PILATES WITH NOELLE
Individual and Small Group Sessions available.
Individual: $60/hour
Duo: $80/hour ($40 per person)
Trio: $90/hour ($30 per person)
Visit the 5th Floor Athletics Office
for more information or contact
Blair Visser:
bvisser@accolumbus.com
614.221.3344
Private Kids Swim Lessons
For groups of three children or more; $80 per
child for 6 classes
Put together a small group of kids for your
own private swim lesson at the ACC! The kids
must be around the same swim level and
same age group.
Master Swim Class
The Master Swim group fitness class (see
back cover for complete schedule) will be
held at the Columbus Country Club on Friday
mornings at 6:15 AM. The class will remain at
the ACC on Monday mornings as scheduled.
Master Swim Meet
Saturday, August 24
Sign up for your best events and compete
in the annual ACC Swim Meet at Columbus
Country Club! Contact Reggie for more
information.
Please note:
The Pool will be closed from August 5 through
August 18 for annual maintenance. The Pool
will reopen on Monday, August 19.
Reggie Henderson:
rhenderson@accolumbus.com, 614.545.1380.
Annual Golf Outing, Monday August 26
12 PM Shotgun Start at The Lakes Country Club | $150 per golfer
Sign up with Dana Johnson: djohnson@accolumbus.com, 614.221.3344
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Dining
LOBSTER NIGHTS
Every
Wednesday
evening, starting
at 5:30 PM:
All bottles and
glasses of wine at
state minimum prices!
Plus, a special tasting each
week from visiting wine experts!
5 tastes for $10.
Birthday Night
Wednesday, July 17 and
Wednesday, August 21
All members with a birthday are invited to
celebrate at the Club with friends and family!
Those with a birthday will receive $25 off their
dinner, plus a complimentary dessert!
Reservations please.
Call the Front Desk at 614.221.3344
July 12 & 13
August 9 & 10
Whole Poached Lobster
with drawn butter
choice of truffle mac and cheese
or scalloped potatoes
$37 per person
Reservations please. Front Desk: 614.221.3344
Prime Rib
Dinner
July 26 & 27
August 16 & 17
Slow Roasted Herb Crust Prime Rib
with au jus
Yorkshire pudding and choice of baked potato
or truffle mac and cheese
$23 per person
Reservations please.
Front Desk: 614.221.3344
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Upcoming Events
Late Night
Swim
PARTY!
Saturday, July 13
6 - 10 PM
at Columbus Country Club
Bring the whole family for a night of
food, fun and games poolside at CCC!
A full dinner buffet, plus Kid’s Bingo
and a DJ will keep the party going
under the stars.
$14.95 adults
$7.95 children 12 and under
Dinner buffet and entertainment
included, member charge bar.
This event is open to all ACC members.
Reservations to CCC: 614.861.0800
SummerWine
Whites
Party
Thursday, July 18
6:30 - 9 PM
Take in the best of
summer at the 2nd Annual
“Summer Whites” party!
Enjoy crisp and fresh white
wines and hors d’oeuvres - the
perfect complement to a warm
summer evening. Wear your summer
best to this cocktail party of the season.
$22 per person, plus tax & gratuity
includes tasting of six wines, a glass of your favorite,
light hors d’oeuvres and entertainment
applies toward minimum
guests welcome
RSVP online or call 614.221.3344.
HOP TO THE
FIELD
Monday, July 29
Meet at the ACC at 5:45 PM
and “hop” to the Clippers game
by way of a bar stop. End at
Huntington Park for the game.
It’s “Dime-a-Dog” night, too!
$20 per person, includes drinks at the stop plus a reserved seat at the
game. RSVP online or at the Front Desk, 614.221.3344. Guests welcome!
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Club Calendar
JULY &
AUGUST
3
4
12 & 13
13
Holiday Hours
Happy 4th!
Club closed.
Lobster
Nights
Late Night
Swim @ CCC
Athletics
6 AM - 6 PM
Dining ‘til 7:30 PM
see page 7
see page 8
17
18
26
26 & 27
29
Birthday Night
Summer
Whites
Ticket
Reservations
due for
“Jersey Boys”
Prime Rib
Dinners
Hop to the
Field
August 5 - 18
August 9 & 10
August 16 & 17
August 21
August 23
August 24
Pool closed
for annual
maintenance
Lobster
Nights
Prime Rib
Dinners
Birthday Night
Ticket
Reservations
due for “Blue
Man Group”
Master Swim
Meet @ CCC
see page 7
see page 8
see page 7
see page 7
see page 7
see page 7
see page 8
see page 6
Annual Golf Outing, Monday August 26
12 PM Shotgun Start at The Lakes Country Club | $150 per golfer
View the Club Calendar & sign up for events online at accolumbus.com!
Plus, keep in touch with ACC on Facebook - become a Fan today!
The ACC Travel Club
is headed to Cuba
this November!
Sign up for the trip before
August 30 to reserve
your spot on this
one-of-a-kind adventure.
For more information, contact Sarah
Favara: sfavara@accolumbus.com,
614.643.3119.
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Tickets
Get your tickets to the
Columbus Clippers games
through the ACC!
(8) Loge Seats available per game
@ $18.50 each.
(2) Parking Passes available per
game @ $10 each.
Upcoming Home Games:
Sunday, July 7 @ 6:05 PM
Monday, July 8 @ 7:05 PM
Tuesday, July 9 @ 7:05 PM
Wednesday, July 10 @ 12:05 PM
Thursday, July 11 @ 7:05 PM
Friday, July 26 @ 7:15 PM
Sunday, July 28 @ 6:05 PM
Monday, July 29 @ 7:05 PM
Tuesday, July 30 @ 7:05 PM
Wednesday, July 31 @ 7:05 PM
Thursday, August 1 @ 7:05 PM
Friday, August 2 @ 7:15 PM
Tuesday, August 6 @ 7:05 PM
Wednesday, August 7 @ 7:05 PM
Thursday, August 8 @ 7:05 PM
Friday, August 9 @ 7:15 PM
Saturday, August 17 @ 7:05 PM
Sunday, August 18 @ 6:05 PM
Monday, August 19 @ 7:05 PM
Tuesday, August 20 @ 12:05 PM
Contact the Front Desk
for your tickets: 614.221.3344
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Jersey Boys Tickets
Wednesday, September 25 @ 7:30 PM
42 tickets available; $72 per ticket
Thursday, September 26 @ 7:30 PM
34 tickets available; $72 per ticket
Friday, September 27 @ 8 PM
88 tickets available; $84 per ticket
Saturday, September 28 @ 8 PM
75 tickets available; $84 per ticket
Loge and Orchestra seats available.
Please reserve your tickets before July 26
with Sarah Favara: 3rd floor office,
sfavara@accolumbus.com, 614.643.3119.
All sales final.
Blue Man Group Tickets
Friday, November 1 @ 8 PM
33 tickets available; $79 per ticket
Saturday, November 2 @ 8 PM
52 tickets available; $79 per ticket
Loge and Orchestra seats available.
Please reserve your tickets before August 23
with Sarah Favara: 3rd floor office,
sfavara@accolumbus.com, 614.643.3119.
All sales final.
Faces of the ACC
“It’s a Club that you can grow into,” – Andy Neckers
In 2003, newly relocated from Chicago as Education Services Manager for Limited
Brands, Courtney Werner was looking for a convenient place to workout. Longtime loyal member Rocky Saxbe acted as her sponsor and introduced her to The
Athletic Club of Columbus. As a young, single, professional woman, Courtney’s
priority was fitness with a passing interest in the social aspects of the Club.
Fast forward to today, and Courtney is now Courtney Neckers, and she is joined by
husband Andy and daughter Elise (she will be 2 in August) at the ACC.
ACC: So your life has changed a bit since 2003. How has
the Club played a role?
Courtney: Hmmmm. I think that it has changed right
along with us. Well, not really, I think that the Club has
always offered activities and amenities for the whole
family, it’s just that our priorities have shifted so we are
more aware of what is important to us at each particular
stage in our lives. I used to really look forward to the
Spring Fling and Pub Runs, and I still do, but now I can’t
wait for the Spooktacular and Santa Brunch, too!
Andy: It’s definitely a Club that you can grow into.
ACC: Since you joined us a little later, Andy, what has
been your impression of the Club, and how do you use
it?
Andy: I really didn’t know about the Club at all until I
started dating Courtney. I converted from the gym that I
was using, and I really like the old world charm here. It’s
kind of exclusive, but not snooty and stuffy, and you get
the classic touches like hair tonic in the locker room. I
don’t buy it for personal use, and I don’t use it any other
time, but I use it when I’m here because I feel that it’s
part of the experience!
My Company (Columbus Radiology Corporation—Andy
is a Radiologist) also holds quarterly meetings here, so
I am now even comfortable with the business meeting
aspect of the ACC .
ACC: Courtney, is it Old World Charm that makes this
Club special for you?
Courtney: Not solely, but I do love the atmosphere!
I think the Club, because it is Private, is always a bit
cleaner, and better-cared for than other gyms. But the
most special thing is the warmth of the people. From the
minute that you meet Brian in the parking lot, everyone
is so warm and attentive and they go out of their way
to make you feel welcome. And now that we have Elise, Child
Care is tremendously important to us. I couldn’t wait to get
back to working out after I had her, and the convenience of
just bringing her with me to the Club makes all the difference.
Lillibeth is a gem with Elise, she is so kind and attentive. The
programming for kids is great, too.
ACC: Is there anything about your membership at the ACC
that are surprising?
Andy: It’s probably not surprising, but just the relationships
that we have with staff and members at the Club. For
instance, Marilyn Vutech, a good friend, is an ACC member,
and she is acting as our realtor on the purchase of our new
home. We are moving to Upper Arlington, and when we
were comparing neighborhoods, the accessibility of the ACC
was a consideration, because we didn’t want to give up our
membership here.
Courtney: I agree, I think that our friendships from the Club
are the most important thing that has developed over time.
I love Lisa and Ralph Antolino (who doesn’t?) and Carla
Sokol has encouraged me to get involved in many different
activities. Andy convinced me to start using the services of a
personal trainer (I was a do-it-yourselfer before) and now I
love ACC Trainer Brent Johnson, too. His personality makes all
the difference in the world during my workouts!
ACC: Big plans for further exploring the Club?
Courtney: Maybe getting more involved with Committee work
now that Elise is older, and trying to help with the guidance of
the Club.
Andy: I’ll probably just use more hair tonic.
“Lillibeth is a gem. She is so kind
with Elise and she gives us great
feedback on her stay in Child Care.”
– Courtney Neckers
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LifE BringS ChangES
From time to time, life brings changes that affect our
financial picture: new jobs, promotions, retirement,
births, deaths, marriage or divorce, etc. Such life
changes make it necessary for us to periodically review
our financial plans to determine if they are still working
toward our current and future goals.
If you would like a free consultation, please give us a call.
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Photo Gallery & Announcements
ACC member, Jill Snitcher-McQuain
(pictured above right) completed her
first Warrior Dash event this June. ACC
Assistant Athletic Director Blair Visser,
also competed in the event (pictured
above left.) Congratulations!
Bug Night at the ACC was a huge hit on May 10! The Bug Man showed a variety
of bugs up close, followed by a viewing of “A Bug’s Life” on the big screen.
The Privileged
Members
Dinner was
held in May
to thank our
members who
have dedicated
many years
to the ACC.
Pictured above
left, center: Dan
Carmichael,
member since
1945.
Walleye War 2013 Champs
(L-R) Bill Ward, Bob Schmitz, Zac Kirk, Nick Lashutka, Bill
Byers, Jon Husted (2 years in a row with the big fish 29.1
inches), captain Rick Dunlap
2nd Place: Charlie Rodenfels, Bill Wilson, Curt Moody, Jeff
Logan, Jack Chalfin, Jim Vutech
The ACC’s first installment of
the “Lecture Series” was well
received, with Tony Rucci from
OSU as the speaker. Look for more
Lecture Series events soon.
Fred Heer (ACC member since
1966,) long-time owner and
president of Lombards Fine
Furniture announced
his plan to retire in May. Heer
will be succeeded by his son,
Trent Heer, currently vicepresident of the furniture store.
Leonard (Dino) Davis was
joined by Bruce Barilla from
the Greenbrier to spruce up
our shoe shine service with a
new buffing machine on the
5th Floor.
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Accountants
Jewelers
Bill Keller, Doug Saxe, Tyler Abbruzzese.
Pritchett, Dlusky, Saxe & Keller, Ltd. Certified
Public Accountants. 1621 W. First Ave, Cols,
43212. 481-8051.
Dennis W. Fultz, G.G., President, Winston
Wilson & Co. Full Service Jewelers with
Goldsmith Shop on premises. The
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Banking/Commercial Lending
Energy Management
G. Scott McComb, President & CEO,
Heartland Bank, Central Ohio’s Community
Bank. Retail and commercial banking,
lending, mortgage and investment services.
Eleven central Ohio locations to serve you.
Log on to heartlandbank.com or call 614337-4600.
Jeff Lyon, Eco Engineering, Inc. Energyrelated services for commercial and
industrial facilities: Energy-efficient
lighting system upgrades: Interior
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Comprehensive energy consulting:
Project financing. Ph. 614.554.2502:
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Contractors, Mechanical
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Mortgage Lending
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Tours & Tickets
Gregory C. Guy, President, Blue Chip
Tickets specializing in high demand seating
for local/national concerts & sporting
events. Group charters or tickets only,
corporate and individual accounts. We
buy unwanted tickets. Phone 457-1122,
FAX 457-3811. 2941 Kenny Rd., #210,
Columbus 43221. Visit us on the web at
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The Athletic Club of Columbus
136 E. Broad Street
Columbus, OH 43215-4386
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• SUMMER 2013 •
TUESDAY
6:00 - 7:00 am
WEDNESDAY
6:00 - 7:00 am
6:00 - 7:00 am
Spinning Studio
Erin
Spinning Studio
Erin
Spinning Studio
Erin
Spindurance
GROUP FITNESS
MONDAY
Spindurance
THURSDAY
Spindurance
6:30 - 7:30 am
Master Swim
Super Sculpt
Gym
Blair
9:00 - 10:00 am
9:30 - 10:30 am
Pool
Ann
Gym
Jordan
Water Aerobics
FRIDAY
Mat Pilates
CCC Outdoor Pool
Reggie
Gym
Noelle
9:30 - 10:30 am
Pool
Ann
Gym
Blair
Super Sculpt
11:30 - 12:15 pm
Spinning Studio
Dr. Sandy
Spinning Studio
Kate
Spinning Studio
Laura
Spinning Studio
Kate
Spinning Studio
Dr. Sandy
12:30 - 1:15 pm
12:30 - 1:15 pm
12:30 - 1:15 pm
12:30 - 1:15 pm
Spinning Studio
Laura
Spinning Studio
Erin
Spinning Studio
Laura
Spinning Studio
Erin
6:00 - 7:30 pm
6:00 - 7:00 pm
6:00 - 6:50 pm
5th Fl. Squash / Nora
5 Floor Squash
Jessica
Modified
Ashtanga Yoga
6:15 - 7:15 pm
Spinervals
Spinning Studio
Jennifer
Mat Pilates
th
7:00 pm
Run Club
Blair
Meet in the Gym
Blair
Gym
Dr. Sandy
11:30 - 12:15 pm
Ride in 45
9:00 - 10:00 am
Outdoor Sculpt
10: 30 - 11:20 am
11:30 - 12:15 pm
Ride in 45
Balance
Cardio Kickboxing
11:30 - 12:15 pm
Spin & Sculpt
Ride in 45
9:00 - 10:00 am
11:30 - 12:15 pm
Spin & Sculpt
SUNDAY
8:00 - 8:45 am
6:15 - 7:30 am
9:00 - 10:00 am
Water Aerobics
SATURDAY
Spinning Studio
Noelle
Master Swim
Pool
Reggie
9:30 - 10:30 am
effective July 1 - Sept 1
Ride in 45
Spin & Sculpt
Ride in 45
Cardio Kickboxing
Gym
Dr. Sandy
Spin & Sculpt
Ride in 45
6:00 - 7:30 pm
Modified
Ashtanga Yoga
Gym / Nora
Child Care Hours:
Monday - Friday
9 AM - 1:30 PM & 5 PM - 9 PM
Saturday
7:30 AM - 12 PM
Infant Care Hours:
Monday - Friday
9 AM - 1:30 PM & 5 PM - 9 PM
Classes in blue require an additional fee. Please contact Athletic Director Dana Johnson, 5th Floor Office, with questions.
*Subject to change.