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Welcome to Summer 2.0 // Addison Park District Activity GuideWelcome Back!As part of the Illinois Department of Economic Opportunity Phase 4 operating guidelines, outdoor playgrounds are now open; this includes all playgrounds, nature play areas, and outdoor exercise equipment in our parks.

We are pleased to share more about the Addison Parks and Recreation programs that are now available for your enjoyment and we invite you to join us in the summer fun and healthy activities.

Please Remember to Use Parks and Playgrounds Safely• Restore Illinois Phase 4 gathering limit of no more than 50 people applies to each play-ground. • Please remember to practice social distancing.• Addison Park District will not be cleaning or disinfecting outdoor exercise equipment, play-grounds, picnic tables, benches, garbage cans, or frequently touched outside surfaces. • Frequent hand washing and regular use of hand sanitizer are strongly recommended.• DO NOT use the play areas, outdoor exercise equipment, or playgrounds if you or someone in your household are experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms.

Other Programs and Re-Opening IncludePutter’s Peak opens Friday July 3rd 11am, with new putting surfaces. July 4th hours: 11am - 6pmRegular hours: 11am - 10 pm, Monday - Sunday

Club Fitness Facility Phase 4 of the Restore Illinois plan allows for the reopening of the Addison Park District Club Fitness & Centennial Recreation Center, Effective June 29. Regular hours: Mon.- Fri: 5am - 10pm // Sat: 6am - 5pm // Sun: 7am - 5pmJuly 4th Holiday Hours: 7am - 1pm• Mask are required to enter the facility• Gatherings of 50 people or fewer are allowed • No towel service in Phase 4. Please bring your own towel• Spa Area - Steam, Sauna and Whirlpool remain closedOutdoor fitness classes are ongoing

Walking Track, Lap Swim and Aqua Classes are back!

Recreation & Athletic Programs

For the safety of all employees, patrons, and vendors the Addison Park District requests that all facility guests and program participants over the age of 2 follow IDPH guidelines and wear face coverings when entering buildings and any time when 6ft of social distancing.

Youth Sports include Tennis, T-ball, Archery, Golf for all young ages.

Adults Athletics include Pickleball, softball leagues, outdoor fitness classes, group classes in Yoga, and Zumba to name a few. Virtual fitness programs for those who would like work out at your convenience.

Golf Lessons are now available for all ages at the Links & Tees course. Sign up for Personal Training and get your fitness and strength goals back on track.

Silver Sneakers returns as well.

We are very pleased to be resuming certain services and programs during Phase 4. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we continue to navigate this unprecedented time together.

Please help us … Take The PULSE

Playgrounds are open!

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Addison All Star Summer Where Summer Fun Continues!

Register online at www.addisonparks.org or call (630) 233-7275 extension 3

Activities: Hiking trips, learn to play sports, head to new places during virtual field trips, planting of children’s garden, dance parties, recreational games, art and craft projects, fitness day and movie day.

Where: Community Rec Center and Community Park, 120 E. Oak Street. Indoor facilities available for inclement weather. Addison All Star Summer will meet rain or shine.

For more information head to our website at www.addisonparks.org/camps

Before Care: Addison All Star Summer

Regular program drop-off is allowed between 8:30am - 9:00am.

Before Care: 7:30am – 8:30am Monday through Friday

Fee: $30R/$35NR / activity code: 602205 01-11

Before Care: 7:30am – 8:30pm Monday, Wednesday, Friday

Fee: $24R/$27NR / activity code: 602207 01-11

Before Care: 7:30am – 8:30am Tuesday and Thursday

Fee: $18R/$21NR / activity code: 602209 01-11

After Care: Addison All Star Summer

Regular program pick-up is allowed between 4:00pm – 4:30pm.

After Care: 4:30pm – 5:30pm Monday through Friday

Fee: $30R/$35NR / activity code: 602206 01-11

After Care: 4:30pm – 5:30pm Monday, Wednesday, Friday

Fee: $24R/$27NR / activity code: 602208 01-11

After Care: 4:30pm – 5:30pm Tuesday and Thursday

Fee: $18R/$21NR / activity code: 602210 01-11

Register early - Limited weekly participant total to maximum of 50. Early bird pricing will end on June 13th.

All participants must pre-register for the fol-lowing week by the Friday prior at 4:30 p.m.

Addison All Star Summer Monday through Friday

Fee: $140R/$170NR / activity code: 602200 01 -11

Addison All Star Summer Monday, Wednesday, Friday

Fee: $105R/$125NR / activity code: 602201 01 -11

Addison All Star Summer Tuesday and Thursday

Fee: $84R/$104NR / activity code: 602202 01 -11

June 15th - August 28thAges preschool to 8th grades.

Participant Guidelines: Participants must be able to wear the required mask to the program for each day of attendance. The mask should cover nose and mouth at all times except when eating, or when outside and able to maintain safe social dis-tance. Parents are required to provide the facial mask for their children. Participants must follow social distancing guidelines instructed to them by staff. Please dress children in comfortable clothing such as shorts, t-shirt and Gym shoes. Please apply sunscreen prior to drop off. Remember, to fill out all required paperwork and list any allergies, accommodations, or necessary information the program staff should be aware of.

Emergency Forms/Waivers: All forms can be found at www.addisonparks.org . Please print your own copies and drop-off on first day of attendance to the program.

Cleaning and Safety Protocols: The health and safety of our families will be the top priority. We are adhering to the IDPH and CDC recommendations for preparedness and taking additional steps as needed such as small group ratio and sizes and limit-ing activities that do require close physical contact. Program staff and facility main-tenance staff will comply with all IDPH and CDC disinfecting/cleaning protocols.Addison All Star Summer will be led by staff with backgrounds in education, child development, or recreation. All staff will adhere to all IDPH and CDC guidelines with safety being our top priority. All staff will have trainings focusing on health and safety standards, certified in CPR/1st Aid and child wellness, best practice for social distancing and mask wearing, behavior management, and program development for weekly activities.

Drop-Off/Pick-up Procedures: NEW this year the Addison All Star Summer will be of-fering curbside drop-off/pick-up for all families participating in the program. Fami-lies will be required at drop-off, to answer a survey of questions regarding symptoms prior to entering the program.

What to bring to the Addison All Star Summer:Backpack with supplies needed for the day. Addison All Star Summer may ask parents to send specific supplies depending on activities. • Sealed water-bottle sent every day with participant.• Disposable lunch bag (brown paper bag) with lunch. No fridge avail-

able. • Addison All Star Summer will supply a sealed morning snack and

afternoon snack.• Sunscreen and hand sanitizer. Please label and seal in plastic bag.• Hat or headwear for sun protection not required but suggested.• Provide facial mask per guidelines.• Small blanket/towel for sitting on.

Youth Sports & Athletics

Multi-Sport Mania Let’s play! Your child explores the wide world of sports as they participate in a different sport each week, such as t-ball, soccer, floor hockey, basketball and more. Children get a lot of practice with skills through creative and fun drills and games. Don’t miss out on the fun! Age: 4-6 Location: Centennial Park Fee: $26 Res / $32 Non-ResCode Day Date Time602602-11 Mon 7/20 – 8/10 5:45P – 6:30P

Intro to Archery Learn the basics of a re-curve bow in anextremely safe environment. A nationally recognized program is taught. Blunt-tipped arrows, bows, and targets are provided. Tech-nique and games will be a part of every class.Age: 7-12 Location: Centennial Park Fee: $26 Res / $32 Non-Res Code Day Date Time602602-13 Mon 7/20 – 8/10 6:45P – 7:30P

Pee Wee Tennis Your child will learn proper grip, basic strokes, and other beginning tennis fundamentals through lots of fun drills and tennis-like games. This class also will help children to develop hand-eye coordination, movement skills, and get a feel for the ball. Children will have a blast and gain the proper foundation on which they may continue to build and develop their interest in tennis. Equipment will be provided and age appropriate.Age: 4-6 Location: Centennial Park tennis court Fee: $26 Res / $32 Non-ResCode Day Date Time

602602-15 Wed 7/22 – 8/12 6:00P – 6:45P

Please call Austin at 630-656-6202

Sports Kid Inc. Youth Tennis Young players will learn the basics of tennis and then progress into more advanced skills such as ball receiving and placement, rallying techniques, and court movement. Racket face control, ball bounce judgment, and space man-agement will be emphasized. Young players will develop the agility and coordination needed for effective tennis play. They will also focus on their power and accuracy to improve perfor-mance. Situational drills and games will help them to establish a solid foundation for future development in the sport and build a lifelong love of tennis. Equipment will be provided.Age: 7-12 Location: Centennial Park tennis court Fee: $34 Res / $43 Non-ResCode Day Date Time602602-17 Wed 7/22 – 8/12 6:45P - 7:45P

Basketball Skill & Drills This program will focus on the 3 key components of basketball: shooting, dribbling, and pass-ing. Kids will be challenged by different fun and unique way to help bring their game to the next level. Sportsmanship, teamwork, and defense will also be noted throughout the program.Age: 9-12Location: Centennial Park Fee: $25 Res / $35 Non-Res Code Day Date Time602602-27 Wed 7/22 – 8/12 5:00P-5:45P

Instructional T-ballThe focus of this program will be on help-ing your child to enhance batting, throwing, catching, and base running skills. Our fun approach is a great way to expose boys and girls to teamwork and sportsmanship as we help young athletes to discover the excitement of America’s favorite pastime. Players should bring a water bottle, bat, and glove. Each item should be labeled with his/her name. Parent participation could be required to help main-tain social distancing guideline.Age: 3-6 Location: Centennial Park Fee: $26 Res / $32 Non-Res (3-4 yr) $35 Res / $43 Non-Res (5-6 yr)(3-4 yr old program):Code Day Date Time602602-19 Tues 7/21 – 8/11 5:30P - 6:15P

(5-6 yr old program):Code Day Date Time602602-21 Tues 7/21 – 8/11 6:15P - 7:15P

Stay tuned for

exciting events in July!

Virtual Youth ProgramsPlease call David at 630-656-6209

DanceStretching TechniqueMs. Natalie will cover stretching tech-niques that can be done at home prior to practicing dance at home.Fee: FREE! Link: https://youtu.be/cgJPBB2vjhk

Tiny Toes BalletHelp your child develop good coordination, balance and timing by enrolling him or her in this beginning class for the young dancer. This class introduces children to focus on ballet.Fee: FREE! Link: https://youtu.be/1whNYBkqT8o

Tiny Toes TapHelp your child develop good coordination, balance and timing by enrolling him or her in this beginning class for the young dancer. This class introduces children to focus on tap.Fee: FREE! Link: https://youtu.be/cw78MYrq6BM

Dance CircuitDance Circuit: Different types of warmups and dance moves. The dance circuit video can be done 1 or as many times as you can in a day. Geared towards the more advanced variation.Fee: FREE! Link: https://youtu.be/jMJJ6jxfqjY

Stretching TechniqueMs. Natalie will cover stretching techniques that can be done at home prior to practicing dance at home.Fee: FREE! Link: https://youtu.be/cgJPBB2vjhk

Basic Jazz TechniqueMiss Katie will show in this video to focus on basic jazz technique in a fun and safe way. Watch, listen and have fun.Fee: FREE! Link: https://youtu.be/qYxgLSUelvo

Ballet TechniqueLearn the how to for basic ballet technique with Miss Katie. APD Dance Rocks!Fee: FREE! Link: https://youtu.be/nJFvSNeSoc0

Paint a Bouquet of Flowers

You will learn how to create a painted bouquet with flowers. The supplies needed are acrylic paints of white, green, blue, red and yellow as well as a canvas and acrylic brushes. Directions are listed in the description of the video on the YouTube channel APD Cultural Arts. Artist is Margaret Bucholz.Fee: FREE! Link: https://youtu.be/qsZ7E7jwImwExperience Level: Beginner to Intermediate artist en-couraged to participate.Where: YouTube Channel of APD Cultural Arts

Art

Scholarship

Colored Pencil Drawing

Colored pencil artist Margaret Bucholz will show you with simple steps of drawing an apple with colored pencil which will help participants learn how to shade with drawing a round object. Pencil type used is Pris-macolor colored pencils in crimson red, white, canary yellow, and dark green. Supplies needed are colored pencils, tea strainer, paper towel, Strathmore – toned tan paper, and eraser.Fee: FREE! Link: https://youtu.be/xac9ufc01hgExperience Level: Beginner to Intermediate artist encouraged to participate.Where: YouTube Channel of APD Cultural Arts

The Addison Park District believes that every resident should have an opportunity to participate in recreational programs regardless of economic hardship. The park district in cooperation with the Addison Parks & Recreation Foundation, offers this financial assistance program for people in need. We encourage you to view the program details on- line. The application forms can be found on the Addison Park District Web at: www.addisonparks.org.

Wet-on-Wet Watercolor of a CatYou’ll learn how to create a wet-on-wet watercolor masterpiece. The paint type is three tubes of watercolor paint of opera, yellow and blue, three paint brushes, elephant ear sponge, plexiglass sheet, and watercolor paper. Wet-on-wet (also referred to as wet-in-wet) is one of those terms that quite literally means what it says. Painting wet-on-wet is applying fresh (wet) paint onto a wet surface or onto paint that is still wet rather than onto paint that has dried. The result is colors that blend into one another and mix in the painting. Defini-tion from liveabout.com. Art is done by Artist is Margaret Bucholz.Fee: FREE! Link: https://youtu.be/-VjwCcsLAIcExperience Level: Beginner to Intermediate artist en-couraged to participate.Where: YouTube Channel of APD Cultural Arts

Club Fitness Please call Shawn at 331-209-2147

Leagues & TournamentsPlease call Austin at 630-656-6202

Pickleball TournamentPickleball is often described as a mix of ping-pong, tennis and badminton played on a mini tennis court with an oversize paddle and ball similar to a whiffle ball. It is fast, fun, addictive and can be played by people of all ages and athletic abilities. Tournament format will be round robin play using a scoring system based on points scored. Register by yourself, no partner needed.

Age: 18 & OlderLocation: Foxdale Park tennis courts Fee: $30Instructor: APD staffCode Day Date Time

602602-23 Wed 7/1/2020 9:00A – 12:00P

Registration Deadline is June 8th

Registration Deadline is June 8th

Adult Fitness

One-on-One Personal Training

View the most recent class schedule by clicking here

If fitness, strength, and endurance is your goal – then sessions with a personal trainer is time well-spent.Benefits include:

Define Fitness GoalsA personal trainer helps you define individual fitness goals and creates a roadmap to get there. A professional will help you focus on smaller goals that are specific and realistic; they are more attainable, setting you up to achieve the larger, more audacious goal.

Create a Personalized WorkoutPersonal trainers create a specific workout plan just for you based on the goals you want to achieve. This is not a one-size-fits-all workout routine you would find in a book or magazine. Your trainer can make accommodations to the program if you have an injury, bad back or knees, or aversion to something like water.

Please call Frank at 630-656-6205

Group Fitness Classes

Aqua Power Pulse: Feel the pulse of this intense water workout.

Aqua Zumba®: Blends the Zumba® philosophy with water resistance

Aqua Energizer: This class is great for all ability levels and early birds.

Hatha Yoga: Focuses on body alignment, breathing and integrity of your posture.

Intense Intervals:This high intensity workout fo-cuses on interval training.

Kettle Bell Strength & Condi-tioning: Non-stop kettle bell circuit that challenges strength and improves cardio.

RPM: Total body resistance workout to build muscular strength.

Silver Sneakers: Increase muscular strength and range of motion

Silver Sneakers Yoga: Focuses on body, breathing, and posture.

Slow Flow Vinyasa Yoga: Slow synchronized breathing movement.

Strength/Conditioning:Non-stop circuit challenges strength and improves cardio.

Yin Yoga: Designed to help you sit longer and more comfortably in medi-tation.

Zumba®: Mixes low-intensity and high-intensity moves for interval-style fitness.

ARW Run Club & #IFT Camp: Please see brochure for full class details.

Virtual Fitness

To help keep our members in alignment with their fitness goals, the Park District has released weekly videos encouraging members to stay active. Videos contain a variety of content that includes exer-cise tutorials and workout routines.

Watch Here

Stef shows you a workout to end the week! Her lower body workout includes reverse lunges, air squats, and

burpees!

Watch Here

Nico is back showing you his Isodynamic workout. Give him a thumbs up or comment below what you’d like to

see here!

Watch Here

Work towards your fitness goals by completing 2 cir-cuits with Stef! Dumbbells are recommended but not

needed.

Watch Here

Nico keeps this light dumbbell workout short, sweet and simple. With rounds of sets showing you 4 different

exercises to use with light weights.

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GolfPlease call Chuck at 847-436-1652

Group Lessons, Plus Play*Group Lessons, Plus Play - Is a great class to get both; group instruction along with 9 nine holes after. This give you a chance to work on what you just learned in class. This group meets Thurs-day at 2:00pm and goes till about 5:00pm. All classes are under the direction of Chuck Lynch a former Illinois PGA Teacher of the Year and a Golf Digest Top 10 Teacher in the State. Along with Senior PGA Instructor David Hannon. Age: 7 - 17Location: Links & Tees Golf FacilityFee: $90

Code Day Date Time G - 03 Thurs July 2 2:00P - 5:00P G - 04 Thurs July 9 2:00P - 5:00PG - 05 Thurs July 16 2:00P - 5:00P G - 06 Thurs July 23 2:00P - 5:00PG - 07 Thurs July 30 2:00P - 5:00P

Saturday Friends & Family Group Learning*Saturday Friends & Family Group Learning - Is group instruction that meets on Saturday eve-nings from 4:00pm - 7:10pm. In this group class you will get 45 minutes of instruction time on ei-ther the driving range, putting green or chipping area. Then from 5:00pm - 7:10pm you will be on the golf course with an instructor. You will then learn how we take the fundamentals learned from class and put them to work on the course. All classes are under the direction of Chuck Lynch a former Illinois PGA Teacher of the Year and a Golf Digest Top 10 Teacher in the State. Along with Senior PGA Instructor David Hannon.Age: 7 - UPLocation: Links & Tees Golf FacilityFee: $180 group of 2, $240 group of 3, $280 group of 4

Code Day Date TimeF - 03 Sat July 11 4:00P - 7:10PF - 04 Sat July 18 4:00P - 7:10PF - 05 Sat July 25 4:00P - 7:10P

PLAY BETTER GOLF ACADEMY

Introducing Play Better Golf Academy at the Addison Park District Links & Tees Course and Golf Dome. The Play Better Golf Academy at Links & Tees will be providing some of the finest golf instruction available in the Chica-goland area. The instructors are excel-lent and most have been trained by the Director of Instruction, Chuck Lynch.Chuck is a 30-year golf professional, a PGA of America Professional, a former Illinois PGA Teacher of the Year, and a Golf Digest Top Ten Teacher in the State of Illinois.

Tots Group Lessons*Tots golf is a fun 8 week lesson program for children 4 - 6 years old. Classes are divided into two 4 week sessions. Mondays from 9:00 - 9:45 or Tuesdays from 9:00 - 9:45. These classes promote fundamentals to enhance the students motor skills. All classes are under the direction of Chuck Lynch a former Illinois PGA Teacher of the Year and a Golf Digest Top 10 Teacher in the State. Along with Senior PGA Instructor David Hannon.Age: 4-6Location: Links & Tees Golf FacilityFee: $125

Code Day Date TimeMT - 01 Mon 7/6, 7/13 9:00A - 9:45A TT - 01 Tues 7/7, 7/14 9:00A - 9:45A

Putters Peak Mini Golf

open July 3rd!Daily: 11A - 10P

(630) 233-7275 x4

PBGA BOGIE PLAYERS*Bogie Junior Golf is for students ages 7 -10 years old. The class meets 3 days a week from 10:00 am - 12:00 Noon; on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The object of this class is to give the student a solid understanding of the fundamen-tals of golf and to introduce them to playing the game on the golf course. All classes are under the direction of Chuck Lynch a former Illinois PGA Teacher of the Year and a Golf Digest Top 10 Teacher in the State. Along with Senior PGA Instructor David Hannon.Age: 7 - 10Location: Links & Tees Golf FacilityFee: $200

Code Day Date TimeJ - 04 Mon - Wed 7/6 - 7/8 10:00A - 12:00PJ - 05 Mon - Wed 7/13 - 7/15 10:00A - 12:00PJ - 06 Mon - Wed 7/20 - 7/22 10:00A - 12:00P J - 07 Mon - Wed 7/27 - 7/29 10:00A - 12:00P

PBGA Par Shooters*Par Junior Golf is for students ages 11 -14 years old. The class meets 3 days a week from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm; on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The object of this class is to give the student a solid understanding of the fundamentals of golf and to introduce them to playing the game on the golf course. All classes are under the direc-tion of Chuck Lynch a former Illinois PGA Teacher of the Year and a Golf Digest Top 10 Teacher in the State. Along with Senior PGA Instructor David Hannon.Age: 11 - 14Location: Links & Tees Golf FacilityFee: $200

Code Day Date TimeI - 04 Mon - Wed 7/6 - 7/8 1:00P - 3:00P I - 05 Mon - Wed 7/13 - 7/15 1:00P - 3:00P I - 06 Mon - Wed 7/20 - 7/22 1:00P - 3:00PI - 07 Mon - Wed 7/27 - 7/29 1:00P - 3:00P

* Class Registration For registration call: Chuck Lynch at (847) 436-1652 or email at Chuck@playbettergolfacademy.com

Parks

The Addison Park District offers a variety of amenities designed to accommodate the diverse community that resides here. Our parks have destinations that brings children and families back to our parks and trails again and again.

Our park amenities are inclusive of family fishing trips or jogs around our paths. If you’re looking for a court to improve your basketball, tennis, volleyball or baseball we’ve got them! Our Links & Tees Facility offers you a chance to swing a 9 hole course or play mini golf. The Addison Park District strives to make all our parks a welcome oasis for our community.

Click on the map below for more information!

Looking forward to seeing you soon! We are doing are our best to keep our guests safe! We hope to have rentals return for your family parties and events. If we are still in the Governor’s Phase 4 Plan in September we will be holding event and rentals at half capacity of the room rental and/or 50 guests in accordance to the CDC guidelines. To reserve your date and time please contact Kathy at (331) 209-2147 or by email at kgwozdz@addisonparks.org

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