The Salvation Army Kroc Center Winter 2011 Program Guide

January 1-June 9

Sign-up early for best class selections.

Swim, bike and run your way to

the finish line. Multisport classes pg. 17

Make your grand debut with youth theater. pg. 27

New lower swim lesson prices! pg. 22

December 26–28: Gold Members Pre-Registration

December 29: Open Enrollment

The SalvaTion army ray & Joan

Kroc corpS communiTy cenTer

1765 W. Golf Course Rd.

Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 83815

208.667.1865

www.kroccda.org

2011 Winter/Spring Program Guide

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Play Care With Adult On-Site

Cove Pool With Adult Supervision In Water

Indoor Playground With Adult Supervision

Rock Climbing With Adult Supervision/Waiver on File

Walk/Jog Track With Supervision (15+)

The Zone and Gym With Supervision (15+)

Competition Pool With Adult On-Deck

Cove Pool With Supervision On-Deck (15+)

7-11 Play Care With Adult On-Site

Competition Pool Rec Swim Without Adult With Deep Water Swim Test

Check-In Without Adult

The Zone Without Adult

Gym Without Adult

Cove Pool Rec Swim Without Adult

Walk/Jog Track Without Adult

Rock Climb Without Adult/Waiver on File

Competition Pool Lap Swim Without Adult

Group Exercise Class With Adult

Open Aqua/Open River With Adult

Fitness Machines With Smart Start Class

Fitness Machines and Free Weights With Adult

Belay Certification/Waiver on File

Fitness Machines and Free Weights Without Adult

Group Exercise Class Without Adult

Open Aqua/Open River Without Adult

Welcome to The Kroc Center.

Operating Hours mon–Fri: 5am–10pm, SaT: 7am–10pm

Sunday: 8am–7pmHours are subject to change. Please visit the website,

www.kroccda.org, for current hours, schedules, and events.

Schedules, Pricing, Programming and Policies subject to

change without notice.

publiShed by

The Salvation Army

Ray & Joan Kroc Corps

Community Center

1765 W. Golf Course Road


208.667.1865

www.kroccda.org

Age Quick Reference

About The Salvation ArmyThe Salvation Army, an evangelical part of the universal Christian church, has been supporting

those in need in His name without discrimination since 1865.

Nearly 33 million Americans receive assistance from The Salvation Army each year through a

wide array of social services that range from providing food for the hungry, relief for disaster

victims, assistance for the disabled, outreach to the elderly and ill, clothing and

shelter to the homeless and opportunities for underprivileged children. About

83 cents of every dollar raised is used to support those services in nearly

9,000 communities nationwide.

For more information, go to www.salvationarmyusa.org.

1 | Children under the age of 11 must be

accompanied in The Kroc Center. See age

chart to left for more information.

2 | Refrain from the use of foul language,

abusive actions, and inappropriate behavior.

3 | Lost membership cards must be reported.

There is a $5 fee to replace a membership

card.

4 | No one under the age of 13 is allowed in the

Fitness Area unless participating in a Kroc

Center program or class. Members 13–14

may use the Fitness Area after successfully

passing the Smart Start for Teens program or

with a participating adult.

5 | Shirt and shoes must be worn in all areas

outside of pools and sun deck. No swimwear

or wet clothing is allowed outside of aquatic

areas. Proper workout attire is required in

fitness area (no street shoes or jeans.) Any

clothing, including logos or messages on

apparel, must be acceptable in a family

setting.

6 | Bicycles, roller blades, skateboards, scooters

or pets (excluding service animals) will not be

allowed inside the facility.

7 | Alcohol and/or drugs are not allowed

anywhere on the premises.

8 | Smoking and/or use of any type of smokeless

tobacco are prohibited in the facility or on

facility grounds.

9 | Weapons of any kind are not permitted on

the premises.

10 | With exceptions to special dietary

restrictions, outside food is not allowed at

The Salvation Army Kroc Center.

11 | The Kroc Center reserves the right to

terminate membership in response to any

immoral or illegal activity by a member.

Code of Conduct & Discipline Policy In order to facilitate positive life experiences

while at The Kroc Center, mutual respect

between members, guests, and staff is

required at all times. Failure to observe these

policies will result in disciplinary action and/or

termination of membership privileges. Center

personnel have the right to refuse service to

anyone deemed disruptive or abusive. The

Kroc Center reserves the right to conduct

background checks on all members and day

pass users.

The Kroc Center:

A great place to

grow.

This chart represents facility age policies. Our number one priority is safety of all our members. All age limitations are designed and enforced with this thought in mind.

The Kroc Center considers a parent/guardian or anyone 18 or older an adult, when supervising children.

Contact Us General inFormaTion/main 208.667.1865 | 208.667.6301 aquaTicS 208.763.0613

birThday parTieS 208.763.0632

buSineSS/accounTinG 208.763.0628

caTerinG 208.763.0633

donaTionS 208.763.0627

FaciliTy renTalS 208.763.0616

FiTneSS 208.763.0637

KidS’ campS & aFTer School 208.763.0618

marKeTinG 208.763.0608

memberShipS 208.667.1865

miniSTry/church 208.763.0624

mulTiSporT 208.763.0640

play care/child waTch 208.763.0646

proGramminG 208.763.0641

ScholarShipS & Social ServiceS 208.763.0596

planned FaciliTy cloSureSDec. 31 | New Year’s Eve, Closed

Jan. 1 | New Year’s Day, Closed

Apr. 24 | Easter, Closed

May 30 | Memorial Day, Holiday Hours, 8am–5pm*

*No drop-in fitness classes or Play Care offered on holidays with special hours.

planned pool cloSureSThere are occasional scheduled aquatic events. During the following days, regular pool hours will be affected.

Feb. 25 | Swim Meet, Comp Pool Closed 11AM–10PM

Feb. 26 | Swim Meet, Comp Pool Closed All Day


Mar. 5 | Swim Meet, Comp Pool Closed 9:30AM–7PM

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28 | mardi gras masks

Use your creativity and technical

skills to create a colorful and

detailed hand-painted festive mask.

Tailor your mask to match your

unique features and personality!

19 | junior water polo

Try out this popular Olympic sport!

Teens will learn the fundamentals

of water polo and develop fitness,

while challenging themselves with

games and tournaments.

Look What’s New for Teens!

REV 3/9/11

Features2 | welcome

Contact Information 2

Operating Hours and Closures 2

4 | general information

Membership Information/Rates 4

Kroc Center Policies 5

Kroc Scholarship Program 5

Play Care/Child Watch 5

School’s Out Day Camps 6

Rentals and Events 8

8 | kroc cHurcH

Praise and Worship 10

Group Life and Youth Groups 11

13 | fitness & climbing

Personal Coaching 13

Fitness Programming 14

17 | multisport fitness


Multisport Programming 18

19 | aquatics


Aquatics Programming 19

Swim Lessons 22

25 | arts & culture

Youth & Adult Dance 25

Acoustic Guitar 26

Youth Theater & Improv 27

Fine Arts Classes 28

30 | family & community education

Family Programming 30

Gardening & Community Learning 32

Travel Series & Computer Workshops 33

34 | program enrollment form

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membersHip type kroc gold membersHip

kroc silver membersHip

Adult (19-61 Years) $39 per month $29 per month

Family** (up to 5 people) $69 per month $57 per month

Family** (More than 5 people) $79 per month $64 per month

Senior (62+ Years) $29 per month $21 per month

Teen (12-18 Years ) $20 per month $15 per month

Youth (0-11 Years) $13 per month $8 per month

A one-time registration fee of $50 is required with each membership type.

Annual rate is monthly rate multiplied by 12. Membership rates and details

are subject to change. All rates subject to sales tax.

**See Family definition in Member Policies.

Membership Rates

facility day pass rates

Adult (19-61) $8 per day plus tax

Teen or Senior $5 per day plus tax

Youth $4 per day plus tax

All rates subject to sales tax.

climb pass rates

age day pass

puncH pass

Adult (18+) $5 5/$20

Teen (15-17) $4 5/$16

Youth (Under 15) $3 5/$12

$2 Equipment Rental Fee. Equipment Fee waived for Gold Members.

drop-in class pass rates

Gold Member Included in membership

Silver Member $3.50 per class

Non-Member $5 per class

Day Passes Not a member? Pick up a Day Pass for access to the Aquatic

Center, Fitness Area, Gym, Game Room, and Public Areas

during open hours. Rock climbing and drop-in classes

available for an additional fee.

We thank you for your ongoing support of The Salvation Army Kroc Center. May your year be blessed with good health and amazing friendships.

We wish you the very best for this upcoming new year. We are dedicated to providing your family a quality center that will help you reach your 2011 goals.

A note from the Majors.

Welcome to The Kroc Center

Membership & Day Passes Choosing the perfect membership for you and your family is easy. To

sign-up, visit www.kroccda.org to download a membership form.

Applications and payment can be submitted to the front desk.

Join the Kroc community.

New to The

Kroc?

tours are available!

For a tour of The Kroc Center, visit the

front desk during the following hours:

mon–fri 2–6pm sat–sun noon–5pm

Top to Bottom:

Majors John & Lani Chamness,

Majors Ben & JoAnn Markham

Schedules, Pricing, Programming and Policies subject to change without notice.

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family membersHip definitionOne or two adults living in a household and dependents who are eligible up to the age of 19. At age 19, an individual with a disability or an elderly parent who is living in the same household will remain eligible for the Family membership. Verification of family status and residency may be required. For example tax return, utility bill, health insurance, etc.

montHly payments/ one-time annual paymentMembership fees can be paid monthly via recurring credit card charge or electronic funds transfer (bank account debit). Prorated fees will be due at time of enrollment and may vary depending upon enrollment date. To complete electronic funds transfer process, a voided check must be provided with completed membership form. Membership fees for the following month will automatically be deducted from member bank account around the 20th of the current month. Any requested changes must be submitted prior to the 10th of the month in order to be processed for the following month.

Annual payments may be paid in full by cash, check, major credit/debit card. Fees are equivalent to 12 monthly payments. The annual fee and required registration fee are due at time of enrollment.

insufficient funds policyThere is a $20 charge for each insufficient funds transaction. This places your membership on hold until payment is received.

equipmentFree use of athletic equipment including volleyballs & basketballs. See the front desk.

Public drop-in access is intended for inclusive recreational use; any external personal or group training/coaching is prohibited. Contact the rental department for specific group requests.

membersHip cancellation/ cHange policy Changes or cancellations to a membership must be submitted in writing using a “Cancellation/Change Form.” Changes will take effect immediately.

cancellationsMembership fees are nonrefundable. In order to cancel a membership, members must submit a written request by the 10th day of the current month for it to become effective in the following month. If a member cancels or if membership payments lapse for more than 30 days, the appropriate registration fee will be charged to reopen the membership account. There is no fee charged for cancellation.

cHangesAny requested change that affects the billing of your membership must be submitted by the 10th of the month to be processed for the following month. If changes occur after the 10th of the month, please see the front desk for pro-rated amount. Membership downgrades and removal of family members are subject to a $20 change fee.

lockersLockers are available at no charge. Guests are responsible for supplying their own lock and clearing locker after each use. The Salvation Army is not liable for lost or stolen property.

financial assistance/ scHolarsHip programIndividuals, families, and seniors who cannot afford Kroc Center membership or fees for youth camps and/or group classes can apply for a discount. Eligibility for this program is based on income level. See above for how to apply.

gift cardsGift Cards are available for purchase at the front desk and can be used by recipient to pay for memberships, class and program fees, facility rentals, merchandise, and cafe items. Gift cards cannot be used for class materials, theater & performance tickets, vendor events or non-Kroc sponsored events.

class and program cancellationsFull payment is expected at the time of enrollment. No cash refunds are given unless the program is cancelled by The Kroc Center. If the program is cancelled by The Kroc Center, you will be given the choice of a full credit or a cash refund. If you request to cancel your class enrollment five or more days prior to the first class, you will receive a full credit on a Kroc Center gift card minus a $5 processing fee or you may choose to transfer to another session if available. Requests made less than five days prior to the start date are not eligible for a refund or credit, except in the case of personal emergencies. No credits or pro-rated credits will be issued for missed days of camp or class due to illness, partial attendance, behavior issues, or any other reason.

Kroc Center Policies

Kroc Scholarship ProgramThe Salvation Army Kroc Center is pleased to provide a

scholarship program to help provide access to The Salvation

Army Ray & Joan Kroc Center of Coeur d’Alene.

How to apply To apply for a Kroc scholarship, we ask that you sign up for a

short workshop. Dates and times are listed to the right. This

workshop will help us get to know you better so that we

can connect you with the activities, education, and personal

enrichment program opportunities offered within The Kroc

Center. In addition, the workshops will ensure accurate and

complete submission of applications thus speeding up the

approval process.

Spring Workshop Dates & Times Preregistration is required. Please sign-up

at the Front Desk or call 208.667.1865.

All workshops are on location in the

Community Rooms.

Wednesday Sessions 1-3pm

> February 2

> March 2

> April 6

> May 4

> June 1

Thursday Sessions 5:30-7:30pm

> January 20

> February 17

> March 17

> April 21

> May 19

> June 23


free for members

& day-pass users!

The Kroc Game Room is the perfect place for families and friends to hang out and have fun.

Get into The Zone

Upcoming Activities jan 21, 6pm dodgeball tournament

feb 15, 4pm ping pong tournament

mar 15, 4pm mario kart tournament

apr 12, 4pm crazy eigHt pool tournament

Please sign-up the day before the event in The Zone.

Stay-tuned for even more events this winter!

alone in tHe zone?

Kids 11 and older can be in The Zone alone. Kids 10 and

younger are welcome in The Zone with supervision (15+).

Welcome to The Kroc Center

Hang out,

make new

friends,

Have fun

play care rates

1st cHild additional cHildren

Day Use, Member $3.50 per session $2 per session

Day Use, Non-Member $4 per session $2 per session

Play Care passes may be purchased at the front desk. For

questions, call 208.667.1865. All rates subject to sales tax.

Play Care, Up to 6 yearsThe Kroc Center provides a safe environment for

your child while you participate in any activity in

the facility. Play Care is first-come, first-served for

children 3 months to 6 years. Space is limited. Each session is a

maximum of 2-hours. Adult must remain on-site. Monthly passes

are available.

play care Hours for ages 3 montHs to 6 years

mon–fri 8am–7:30pm

sat 7:30am–2pm

sun 9:30–11:30am: Reserved for Kroc Church

Childwatch and Sunday School

11:30am–3:30pm: Open to members/guests

Ages

11+

Holiday Play CareOn special holidays through the school year, The Kroc

Center offers a Play Care program for kids, ages 7–11.

Space is limited. General Play Care rates and rules apply.

play care for ages 7 years to 11 years will be available from 8am–1:30pm on the following days:

Martin Luther King Jr Day: Jan 17

Staff Work Day: Jan 28

Teacher’s Day: Feb 18

Presidents Day: Feb 21

Staff Work Day: Mar 11

Parent Conferences: Mar 24–25

Spring Break: Mar 28–Apr 1

Staff Work Day: May 27

Memorial Day: May 30

Huckleberry Hollow Indoor PlaygroundA fun place for children ten and under who are

accompanied by an adult.

use of Huckleberry Hollow is free to members and

nonmembers during scheduled hours.

Huckleberry Hollow Hours

mon–fri 1–8pm sat 7am–8pm/6pm* sun 11:30am–6pm


Prizes will be

awarded!

* Closes at 6pm every 4th Saturday (Feb 26, Mar 26, Apr 23, May 28) for Date Night, pg. 33.

School’s Out Day CampTake part in Day Camps at The Kroc Center,

where you can make new friends, discover

new talents, learn new skills—-all while

creating memories that will last a lifetime. Kroc staff provides

quality programming when school is not in session. Each day of

the week is action packed with activities

like swimming, rock climbing, cooking,

crafts, games and more. Campers

will be entertained and supervised

by staff who are dedicated to strong

family values and having awesome

fun. A daily fee is charged for each

session, lunch and snack are provided.

day camp policiesday camp drop-off/pick-up procedures Day Campers are to be dropped off between 9:00-9:30AM. All adults authorized to pick up children will be required to show identification at pick-up. A Sign-Out Waiver Form must be completed by both parent and child for a camper to be allowed to sign him/herself in and out of Kroc Programs. When a child is given the authority to sign him/herself out, he/she is no longer in the care of The Kroc Center staff and standard Kroc Center membership policies apply. 24-hour notification is needed for late drop-off or early pick-up if the event has been pre-planned. A phone call to the Youth Coordinator in the case of unexpected absence or schedule changes is required, and cancellation fees may apply. Consistent late pick-up may be penalized with a fee.

waiver/medical forms Each student must have a parent or guardian sign a waiver (on the after school enrollment form) and supply correct and updated medical information in regards to their child(ren). Waiver(s) must be completed and signed prior to participation, preferably at time of registration.

medication distribution In the case of medication distribution, parents must complete a Right to Distribute Medication Form. This releases The Kroc Center from liability for medication that is required for distribution for the health of a child. Medication must be dropped off to Youth Coordinators in the original prescription container with your child’s name printed on the label and placed in a plastic bag. Medication will be stored in Youth Coordinator’s office and administered at the time(s) and in the amount designated by the Right to Distribute Medication Form. Parents must sign out medication at the end of each day and check back in the following day. Any medication not brought in the appropriate container may preclude participation for your child on that day.

inclusion If you foresee your child needing special accommodations and support, please fill out an Inclusion Request Form.

After School Program & Day Camps

Homework Help After School Program mon–fri, 3:00–5:45pm

free, grades 6tH–12tH

The Kroc Center provides homework help, a healthy snack,

physical activity and exposure to various aspects of the facility

on a daily basis. Students arrive at 3:00 and participate in a

minimum of 30 minutes of homework help, test preparation and/

or study skills as needed. A snack is provided. After homework

is complete, students will have the opportunity to experience a

variety of activities, tournaments and interactions organized by

Kroc staff. We will be providing an ice cream or pizza party at the

end of each month for kids who have shown good work ethic

and/or grade improvement. So, if you’re wondering what to do

after a long school day, we encourage you to come hang with us

at The Kroc where we both work hard and play hard!

single day camps ages 6–13 $35 per day

class # dates time

CAPG101 STAFF WORK DAY: JAN 28 9:30AM–4:30PM

CAPG102 TEACHER’S DAY: FEB 18 9:30AM–4:30PM

CAPG103 STAFF WORK DAY: MAR 11 9:30AM–4:30PM

CAPG104 SPRING BREAK #1: MAR 28 9:30AM–4:30PM




CAPG108 SPRING BREAK #5: APR 1 9:30AM–4:30PM

Homework Help is a drop-in activity. Registration is required. Sign-up at the front desk. Open to

all students at no cost. Homework help is not available on

early dismissal days, school holidays, or snow days.


*Cannot combine with Gold member discount.

Host your picture perfect event at The Kroc Center.

As the centerpiece of The Kroc Center, the Performing Arts Theater

features plush theater seating for up to 400 people that guarantees

a great view from any seat in the house. Also available with the

Performing Arts Theater is a green room, two dressing rooms, a large

stage, theater lighting, and state-of-the-art audio/visual equipment.

Performing Arts Theaterseats: 400. perfect for performances, weddings, seminars and events.

LECTURES. WEDDINGS. CORPORATE RETREATS. WORKSHOPS. REUNIONS. PERFORMANCES. CATERING. MEETINGS. RECEPTIONS. BIRTHDAY PARTIES.

Community Roomsseats: up to 230. perfect for corporate events, conferences, banquets, receptions and meetings.

With an adjacent outdoor patio, complete with water feature and views of Canfield

Mountain, the Community Rooms are the perfect place for a memorable event.

This space can be divided into three independent spaces, each with its own sound,

lighting, projector, climate control and beverage station. From classroom seating to

banquet-style dining, these rooms can accommodate a variety of needs.

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Worship Theater (Stage) (For events requiring media, tech, and lighting, please request a proposal)

400 2151’Proscenium

Opening

38’ x 19’• • •

River Room, Osprey Room, or Cedar Community Rooms (Includes Shared Use of Outdoor Patio)

50-65 777’ 37’ x 21’ • • • •

Full Community Room (Includes River, Osprey, Cedar Room and exclusive use of outdoor patio)

230 2368’ 37’ x 64’ • • • • •

Kootenai Room/Stage 35 532’ 28’ x 19’ • •

Technology Classroom (Kootenai Room including 18 laptops)

18 532’ 28’ x 19’ • •

Outdoor Amphitheater 150 588’ — • •

Party Rooms (2) 25 425’ — • • • •

Board Room 16 420’ 14’ x 30’ • • •

Recording Studio 48 660’ 38’ x 19’

capabilities and occupancy

for more information or to download a rentals brochure, visit www.kroccda.org/rentals.html.

K-Roc Recording StudioThe Kroc Center audio/video recording studio is taking

reservations. Book now to record your solo/group demos, full

length dvds, voice-overs and more. The Recording Studio offers

digital multi-track recording as well as HD video production and

editing.

Every recording studio session includes time with a qualified A/V

technician to help you look and sound your best. A master audio

CD or video DVD will be presented upon project completion.

studio time is bid per project. please call 208.763.0644

for complete details.

Mix a little business with a lot of fun.Maximize The Center to its fullest potential during your next group

visit or business meeting. Tradeshows, senior parties and more can

incorporate many features of The Kroc Center into their event, including

a climbing wall, water slide and recreation pool, competition pool, 400

seat theater, outdoor patios and more.

Rentals & Events


KrocChurch

A place that feels like home. You’re invited to join us every sunday

at 10am in the worship Theater and

celebrate the gift of life.

welcome to kroc cHurcH.

Today, and every day, we join together in

celebration of the gift of life that God has offered

to us through His son, Jesus Christ. Kroc Church is

more than a Sunday morning gathering. It is our

desire that the love and freedom that we have

found in Jesus Christ will find its way into our

community through those who gather there. At The

Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center, we

strive to live out the reality of the gospel from the

heart of Coeur d’Alene. As God welcomes us just

as we are, so we welcome you.

The purpose of our ministry is to reach those

who don’t know Jesus through programs and

opportunities that Encourage, Equip, and Engage.

We aim to encourage our community into a

relationship with God and fellow believers, equip

disciples Biblically for life’s challenges, and engage

in opportunities to serve others and share the love

of Christ.

Come as you are.

You’re invited to join us for Praise and Worship.main service: all ages welcome, 10am, worsHip tHeater

Join The Kroc Church community as we kick off the new year by looking at what

“The Gospel” really is in the book of Romans.

nursery: 6 montHs–3 years

drop-off/pick-up in play care room

Your little one will not only be well cared for by our loving staff, but they will

explore God’s love through singing, sensory activities and more.

Huckleberries: pre-k & kindergarten

drop-off/pick-up in Huckleberry Hollow

Busy preschoolers and kindergartners will enjoy lots of fun activities while learning

about the Bible. Children will role-play, create fun craft projects and climb around in

Huckleberry Hollow.

kroc kids: 1st–5tH grades

drop-off/pick-up in cedar room

Kroc Kids get to discover the Bible through hands-on projects including plays and

songs. Whether reenacting the battle of Gideon or singing in Children’s Worship,

your child will leave knowing more about Jesus!

kroc connect: middle scHool

exit to river room following praise and worship in worship theater. pick-up in river room following main service.

Following initial worship in the Theater, middle school and high school students can

break and gather in the River Room to experience Sunday’s message from a unique,

teen perspective.


Learn more about Kroc Church

Kroc Church

Adult Groupswomen’s bible study

tHursdays, 10:30–noon

All women are welcome to share a time of worship including study,

small group discussion, prayer, and fellowship.

reveal: a closer look at jesus

sundays, 7:00–8:30pm

Christ in you is the hope of glory. Be on mission at The Kroc! All are

welcome! Whether you are a member, on staff or join us for church,

we are all on mission. Join us as we learn together what that means

and how we can live it out on a daily basis.

Group Life

Contact the Ministry Team

youtH Hang nigHt wednesdays, 7:30–8:30pm, zone

We’ll be doing everything from dodge ball to open mic night in The Zone.

The last 15 minutes will be set aside for a “Share Your Voice” chat time. We

will have relevant faith based community share time. Our desire is to really

know what’s going on in the lives of students around our community and to

see how faith in Jesus can bring a new and fresh perspective to changing our

world.

serve nigHt last wed. nigHt of every montH, 6:15–8:30pm

Do you care about your community? Have you

been blessed and want to give back? Then stand

up and make a difference. The last Wednesday

night of every month the students of the

Connection are giving back! Come serve with us.

The Connection: Middle & High School Youth GroupThe Connection is a youth group for middle and high

school students that meets weekly at The Kroc Center.

Its goal is to introduce students to Jesus so that someday

they will love the Lord and be passionate about loving

and reaching others without discrimination.

dinner and disciplesHip wednesdays, 6:15–7:15pm, cedar room

This is for students who want to know more about Jesus

and are excited to serve at The Kroc. Dinner will be

served promptly at 6:15pm. Bring your Bibles and get

ready to grow in the Word of God.

Kroc Church meets in large and small groups

throughout the week. we study the Bible,

worship god, spend time with friends and

serve our community in many different ways.

To find out what is currently happening at

Kroc Church visit our website at

www.kroccda.org/church.html or call the

Ministry Department at 208.763.0606.

Choosing the right church can be a challenge. we would love to personally answer

any questions you may have about Kroc Church. Feel free to get in touch with the

ministry team at 208.763.0606.


get connected! Visit www.facebook.com and search for “The Kroc Center Connection.” Check out our schedule of Wednesday night activities!

Drop-in Classes we offer plenty of options for those who have a busy schedule or who just like to mix it up. Try out our

land, aquatic, or multisport drop-in classes. Take one, or take them all—it’s up to you. Drop-in classes are

Free to gold members, class pass purchase required for silver and non-members. see drop–in guide for all

classes and pass rates.*

Aquaticsaqua sculpt

aqua blast

artHritis aqua fit

artHritis gentle aerobics

deep water cardio sculpt

river walk class

water aerobics

use your noodles

boot camp H2o

new! boot camp eXtreme

pre & post pregnancy water workout

new! military apt

community swim lessons

aqua zumba™

Fitness

turbokick™

group strengtH

stretcH & tone

low intensity stretcH and tone

eXtra gentle stretcH and tone

kid’s n’ me stretcH and tone

Hip Hop

teen Hip Hop (ages 11-19)

sHake and tone

dance fusion

zumba™

zumba™ tone

pickleball

new! badminton

dodgeball

ultimate frisbee

boot camp fitness

indoor cycling

new! nia

new! fit4baby™

MultiSporttri-bike endurance

tri-river run

100Drop-in Optionsto choose from.

no time to commit to a program? no problem. the kroc has over

available with class pass purchase for silver/non members

Free for gold members!

12 winTer/spring 2011 *The Kroc Center reserves the right to cancel a Drop-in class if there are less than 4 participants present.

MultiSport Training & Education

fitness orientation

Join our exercise & wellness specialists for this

complimentary general fitness facility and equipment

orientation. Please see the fitness desk to get started.

This service is available at no cost for all adult members.

let’s get it started! 3 sessions/$90

(Included with each Adult Gold Membership) Don’t

know where to start? Work directly with one of

our exercise & wellness specialists to develop an

individualized program to meet your lifestyle needs.

This consultation includes an introductory 60-minute

assessment including short & long-term goal setting,

introductory program design, equipment orientation

and a body composition test. Introductory session is

followed-up with two 30-minute personal training

sessions. After program sign-up, sessions are booked in

advance at the fitness desk.

MultiSport Training & Education

New year,new you.

body composition analysis $5/person

A fitness professional can help determine your body composition–the

percentage of lean muscle mass versus body fat. This information will

be helpful in the development of a personal fitness program and assist

in setting attainable fitness goals. Body Compositions are done by

appointment only. Please schedule with Fitness desk at 208.763.0637

with the right workout for everyone,

The Kroc Center makes it easy

to keep your new Year’s fitness

resolution. Choose from any one

of our great athletic programs,

including new monthly fitness events,

youth programming, and even an

indoor soccer league. Or, just come

in and workout on our state-of-the-

art fitness equipment when your

schedule permits.

Fitness & Climbing

personal coacHing

Work one-on-one with a qualified personal trainer

to help you achieve all of your long-term fitness

goals. Our personal training staff will work with

you to develop the most effective individualized

program, and will motivate and support you in

remaining committed to your fitness program.

1 – 4 sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30 per 1/2 hr 1 – 4 sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40 per hour5 – 8 sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25 per 1/2 hr5 – 8 sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $35 per hour

New Year Special!

smart start for teens 60min/free

This course is a prerequisite for teens (ages 13–14) prior to using

The Kroc Center Cardio and Weight area as well as attend drop-in

fitness classes. Youth will learn the basics of fitness etiquette,

resistance training, cardiovascular training, and program design. To book a Smart

Start class, please fill out a program enrollment form and return to the fitness desk.

The fitness desk will schedule your sessions. Available for members only.

New to The

Kroc?

Our personal trainers are here to help.

Offer ends Jan. 31, 2011


Yousave$25!

adult coed indoor soccer league

Goal! Show your soccer moves this winter by joining a team and

playing in The Kroc Indoor Soccer Arena. This coed recreational six

game league will be held on Sunday evenings and feature 7 vs. 7

teams. Team and individual player registration will be accepted.

League spots will be filled in the order registrations are received at

The Kroc Membership Desk. Games will last an hour and consist of

a 10-minute warm-up, two 20-minute halves, a 5-minute half time,

and a 5-minute cool down. Players will self-call game play.

sign-up packets available jan 3. registration opens jan 10.

team sign-up closes feb 4, 5:30pm.

scHedule: team captains’ meeting feb 10, 6:30pmsundays, 6 games ages 19+ $42/player

session # dates time

FTPG103 FEB 13–MAR 27* 4:00–7:00PM

each sunday, games will take place during the

following times:

Game #1: 4:00–5:00PM , Game #2: 5:00–6:00PM,

Game #3: 6:00–7:00PM

*No games on Feb 27.

Indoor Soccer

Leagues are Back!

It’strue!

Fitness & Climbing Programming

Get fit for the year with new fitness challenges.The Kroc Center is making it easy to stick

with your new Year’s resolution. The new

Olympian Marathon and Bike challenges are a

fun, easy way to stay in shape and track your

progress over the course of several months.

members

only

fitness

events

indoor maratHon cHallenge

Ever dream of completing a marathon? Now you

can! Walk or run your way to the finish line. The

goal is for participants to run (on treadmills,

ellipticals, or the track) over the course of 30

days. Kroc Center fitness coaches will be there

to cheer you on and track your progress. T-shirts will be

awarded to everyone who completes the event.

30 day event ages 13+ $7

class # dates

FTPG101 JAN 15–FEB 15

indoor bike cHallenge

Challenge yourself to a fun 150 mile bike ride-over

the course of 40 days! Bikers can collect miles at

their own pace, by riding on stationary bikes at

The Kroc Center. Kroc Center fitness coaches

will be there to cheer you on and track your

progress. T-shirts will be awarded to everyone

who completes the event.

40 day event ages 13+ $7

class # dates

FTPG102 FEB 20–APR 1


Specialty Fitness Programslearn to fence

This class is an introduction to the classic Olympic discipline

that is now a popular high school, college, and recreational

sport. Instructors Noah Buntain and Jessica Brower have NCAA

competition experience and community and collegiate level

coaching experience. Equipment provided. Wear non-marking

athletic shoes and loose clothing.

mondays, 4 classes ages 11+ $36

class # dates time

FTPG104 SESSION 1: JAN 24–FEB 14 6:00–6:55PM

FTPG105 SESSION 2: FEB 28–MAR 21 6:00–6:55PM

FTPG106 SESSION 3: APR 4–25 6:00–6:55PM

FTPG107 SESSION 4: MAY 2–23 6:00–6:55PM

fencing club Hosted by coeur d’escrime mondays, 7:00–8:30pm, gym

saturdays, 9:00–10:30am, gym

Founded in 1995, Coeur d’Escrime is a not-for-profit club that

promotes the sport of fencing in the Inland Northwest. They offer

instruction in all three Olympic weapons (foil, saber, epeé). Their

goal is to provide exciting recreational opportunities for residents

of all ages, and to develop young athletes for collegiate and

national teams. For information on membership and dues visit

them at www.fencecda.com.

introduction to feldenkrais®: awareness tHrougH movement

In a supportive environment you will be verbally guided through

an exploration of movements which help your nervous system

discover more functional alternatives. Learn to enjoy moving free

from constraint, pain and unnecessary effort. Benefits include:

ease of motion in daily and professional life or repetitive activities

and sports, increased range of motion and improved sense of

self. For this class, participants should be able to get up and

down from the floor.

tuesdays, 3 classes ages 15+ $20

class # dates time

FTPG108 SESSION 1: APR 12–26 9:30–10:30AM

cHange your weigHt: mind, food, body free discussion group

Join this discussion group to learn and share information and

tips about healthy ways to reach and maintain your desired body

weight. A Kroc Coach will host meetings and guide the group in

providing information, motivation and support for the mental,

nutritional and exercise aspects of how to successfully change

your weight. Sign up at the front desk.

tuesdays ages 15+ free

class # dates time

FTPG109 JAN 25–FEB 15 6:30–7:30PM


Flex Fee classes are the fun and easy way to take

a specialty class without committing to an entire

program. Classes can be purchased at front desk

up to 2 hours prior to class. Space is limited.

Classes are 55 minutes unless noted.

trX® suspension training® mon/wed/fri, 6:00am, gym

This Fitness coach led, flex fee class is a revolutionary training

program. Suspension Training® is an innovative method of leveraged

body weight exercise. Safely perform hundreds of exercises that build

power, strength, flexibility, balance, mobility, and prevent injuries, all

at the intensity you choose. Ages 18+.

beginning tai cHi mondays, 5:30pm, cedar room thursdays, 5:30pm, fitness studio advanced tai cHi mon/thurs, 4pm, cedar room

Learn this Chinese exercise and martial art that is practiced in a

calm and relaxed manner. Tai Chi improves balance, coordination,

circulation and muscle tone while cultivating internal energy and

mental awareness. Ages 15+.

Fitness Flex Fee Classes

$5 per class

10% off for gold

members!

Join us for this national qualifier

event consisting of men’s and

women’s events in foil, epeé,

and sabre. Fencers from Alaska,

Washington, Idaho, Montana,

Utah, and Oregon will be

competing in the event.

open to the public.

inland empire fencing

sectional tournament

May 7-8Spectatorswelcome!

New!

The Fencing Club hosted by Coeur d’escrime is not owned or operated by The salvation Army.

This content and conduct of its programs are not controlled or supervised by The salvation Army

ray & Joan Kroc Center.

The inland empire Fencing sectional Tournament is not

owned or operated by The salvation Army. This content

and conduct of its programs are not controlled or

supervised by The salvation Army ray & Joan Kroc Center.


Perfectfor homeschoolstudents!

Gear up with Youth Fitnessmotion evolution

Motion Evolution uses creative games to teach the fundamentals

of movement (tossing, jumping, kicking, inversions, balance,

etc.), and help students build increased confidence in performing

sports and fitness activities. Regular physical activity can result in

positive mood, healthy blood sugar levels and an increased ability

to concentrate and focus. try it out the first time for free

during a one-day workshop.

wed, 4 classes ages 7–10 $36

class # dates time

FTPG110 free class! JAN 19 4:00–4:45PM

FTPG111 SESSION 1: JAN 26–FEB 16 4:00–4:45PM

FTPG112 SESSION 2: FEB 23–MAR 16 4:00–4:45PM

FTPG113 SESSION 3: APR 6–27 4:00–4:45PM

k-rock kids climbers

This is a great class for young climbers of all abilities. Climbers

will learn safety, teamwork, balance, coordination, climbing

etiquette, and commands. Kroc certified instructors will teach

and coach to meet individual skill levels.

sat, 6 classes ages 7-10 $55

class # dates time

CBPG101 SESSION 1: JAN 22–MAR 5* 10:30AM–NOON

CBPG102 SESSION 2: MAR 12–APR 16 10:30AM–NOON

*No class on Feb 19


youtH sports skills: basketball, soccer & volleyball

Ready to take on a new challenge? Kids can learn the basic skills

and rules for basketball, soccer or volleyball in this class once a

week. Each fun and challenging four week session will focus on

one sport and will help kids develop a better understanding and

love of the sport.

mondays, 4 classes ages 7–10 $32

class # dates time

FTPG114 BASKETBALL: JAN 24–FEB 14 4:00–4:45PM

FTPG115 SOCCER: FEB 21–MAR 14 4:00–4:45PM

FTPG116 VOLLEYBALL: APR 4–25 4:00–4:45PM

youtH pHysical education & fitness

Fitness, sports skills, relays, group movement activities

and nutrition tips will all be a part of this afternoon

physical education program that will meet in The

Kroc Gymnasium. Wear comfortable athletic clothing

and tennis shoes.

tues/thurs, 6 classes ages 7–12 $30

class # dates time

FTPG117 SESSION 1: JAN 11–27 1:30PM–2:30PM

FTPG118 SESSION 2: FEB 8–24 1:30PM–2:30PM

FTPG119 SESSION 3: MAR 1–17 1:30PM–2:30PM

FTPG120 SESSION 4: APR 5–21 1:30PM–2:30PM

FTPG121 SESSION 5: MAY 3–19 1:30PM–2:30PM

New!New!

Love to climb?for climbing schedules, download a drop-in guide online at www.kroccda.org.

Free!

Youth Swim Lessons learn more on page 22.

Multisportfor Teenscheck out our new tri-junior class on page 18.


Perfectfor homeschoolstudents!

Countdown to Ironman has begun .Do you have a sprint, Olympic or

ironman dream? spring is quickly

approaching, and The Kroc Center has

the perfect Tri program for you. Our

coaching staff can help you set your

triathlon goals and guide you from

your first splash to crossing the finish

line.

personal multisport coacHing & swim lessons

Work one-on-one with a qualified multisport personal

trainer to achieve your training and racing goals. Our

personal trainers will help you design an individual

training program that will maximize your potential in

a safe and nurturing environment. Learn-to-swim or

tune up your existing swim skills in a one-on-one swim

session with a “multisport/triathlon” swim coach.

Emphasis on swim technique, endurance building, speed

work, periodization and zone training concepts. Call

208.763.0640 to schedule your appointment.

About our Coaching Team dee fraser, derek garcia, tisHa taylor

Love for the sport and service to the community are

the coaching team’s main motivating factors. The goal

is to educate athletes about proper sports training and

techniques in a nurturing learning environment—with

an emphasis on “sports psychology.”

Dee, along with her coaching team, has coached over

200 multisport athletes who have competed locally

and internationally. Whether you are a “Newbie”or

a veteran endurance sport athlete, these are the

programs for you.

team coacHing credentials

> USA Triathlon /Level 2 Coach

> USA Triathlon Race Director

> Kona 2010 Finisher

> ARC Life Guard and Water Safety Instructor

multisport coachingswim, bike or run

1–4 sessions $25 per 1/2 hr

5–8 sessions $22.50 per 1/2 hr

Let’s getstarted!

Multisport Training & Education

tri-river run, cove pool tues/tHurs 7:00–7:50am

Fun winter run training! This class is

a high energy, low joint-impact class.

Be run-ready when spring training

starts. Build endurance and reduce your

chance of injury with aqua resistance

training. Looking for a challenging

training session? Attend the Tri Swim

class the hour before Tri River Run class.

All levels/ability welcome.

New times!

tri-bike endurance, cycle studio wednesdays, 5:30–6:25pm

Don’t let the cold weather stop you from

cycling. This winter you can drop-in, hop

on an indoor bike, and start pedaling to

fitness. Technique, endurance and speed

training sessions for the triathlon/multisport

athlete. Challenging skills/drills, periodization

and zone training education. All levels and

abilities welcome. Great way to meet other

area triathletes. Class coached by USAT

certified coach.

Multisport Drop-in Classes

FREE to Gold members, class pass required for Silver and non-members. Classes for ages 15+. See page 6 for class pass rates.

Yousave$25!

New Year Special!



Multisport Training & Education

tri swim–swim smart

It’s never too early to start tri–season base building especially

if you are signed up for Ironman CDA 2011. Stroke technique,

endurance and speed sessions for triathlon/multisport athletes.

All levels and abilities are welcome. Two days of optional swim

“homework” given each week. Class coached by USAT certified

coach. Prerequisite: Ability to swim front crawl for 25 yards in

water up to 10 feet deep.


class # dates time

MSPG101 SESSION 1: JAN 3–FEB 28 6:30–7:25PM



class # dates time

MSPG103 SESSION 2: MAR 7–APR 25 6:30–7:25PM



class # dates time

MSPG105 SESSION 3: MAY 2–23 6:30–7:25PM


HammerHeads: speed swim training

Looking for that class that will push you to your swim-limit?

Want to add a once-a-week speed work out to your training

plan? Whatever your motivation, we want you. Both men and

women welcome. Coached by USAT Coaches. Prerequisite:

Ability to swim 200 yards freestyle.

wednesdays, 8 classes ages 15+ $40

class # dates time



class # dates time



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Love to swim?learn more about masters adult swim team on page 20.

New!

Multisport for Teenstri-junior swim endurance

Calling all teens ages 12-17 yrs. old. Build your confidence

and swimming -ability while learning all about triathlons. All levels/

abilities welcome. Program includes optional indoor cycling and run

training sessions. Our coaching team includes USA Triathlon Certified

Coaches and High School Swim Coaches with extensive experience.

Want to cross-train? Sign up for Kroc Youth Competitive Swim

Program, on page 24. Prerequisite: Ability to swim 25 yards.

mon/wed/fri ages 12–17 $40

class # dates time

MSPG123 MONTH 1: JAN 3–31 3:00–5:30PM

MSPG124 MONTH 2: FEB 2–28 3:00–5:30PM

MSPG125 MONTH 3: MAR 2–30 3:00–5:30PM

MSPG126 MONTH 4: APR 1–29 3:00–5:30PM

MSPG127 MONTH 5: MAY 2–27 3:00–5:30PM

NewbiesWelcome!

endurance freestyle swim

Go farther and faster with less effort. Technique, endurance

and speed workouts to improve your efficiency and economy.

Focused–Goal oriented workouts. Improve your freestyle

endurance, strength and confidence in the pool and open water.

One day of optional swim “homework” given each week. Class

coached by USAT certified coach. Prerequisite: Ability to swim

front crawl for 200 yards in water up to 10 feet deep.

tues/thurs, 16 classes ages 15+ $96

class # dates time

MSPG111 SESSION 1: JAN 4–FEB 24 5:00–5:55AM

MSPG112 SESSION 1: JAN 4–FEB 24 6:00–6:55AM




class # dates time

MSPG115 SESSION 2: MAR 1–APR 28 5:00–5:55AM

MSPG116 SESSION 2: MAR 1–APR 28 6:00–6:55AM




class # dates time

MSPG119 SESSION 3: MAY 3–26 5:00–5:55AM

MSPG120 SESSION 3: MAY 3–26 6:00–6:55AM




Aquatics & Swim Lessons

Tips for safe & healthy swimmingHelp us keep the pool safe and healthy

for everyone! + Children 6 & under must be accompanied in the

Cove pool with an adult and stay within arms reach.

+ Children 3 & under must wear a swim diaper and

plastic pants with full elastic legs and waist.

+ parents are ultimately responsible for the safety and

well being of their children.

+ please shower before entering pool.

+ Do not use the pool if you show any signs of illness

or have had diarrhea in the last two weeks.

+ Lifeguards are the final authority on rules and

regulations in the pool area.

please note: Maintaining a clean and healthy swim

environment is of the utmost importance at The Kroc

Center. You can help by having your family follow the

tips listed above. The Kroc pool will close immediately

for 30 minutes to 24 hours if an illness or bathroom

incident occurs in the swim area. Health and safety

protocols are conducted prior to reopening the pool.

junior water polo

Looking for something new in the aquatic field or just tired

of chasing that black line? This coached class will teach the

fundamentals of water polo, develop fitness, and incorporate

games and tournaments. Must be able to swim 25 yards

comfortably. This sport is for young men and women.

saturdays, 4 lessons ages 12–18 $20/month

class # dates time

AQPG201 SESSION 1: JAN 8–29 11:00AM–12:30PM

AQPG202 SESSION 4: APR 2–30 11:00AM–12:30PM

AQPG203 SESSION 5: MAY 7–28 11:00AM–12:30PM

saturdays, 3 lessons ages 12–18 $15/month

class # dates time

AQPG204 SESSION 2: FEB 5–19 11:00AM–12:30PM

AQPG205 SESSION 3: MAR 12–26 11:00AM–12:30PM

adult water polo

Due to popular demand Water Polo will be offering TWO coached

sessions per week focusing on advanced scrimmage and tournament

play. Prerequisite: Ability to swim 25 yards comfortably.

wednesdays, 4 lessons ages 19+ $20/month

class # dates time

AQPG206 SESSION 1: JAN 5–26 8:00–9:45PM

AQPG207 SESSION 2: FEB 2–23 8:00–9:45PM

AQPG208 SESSION 3: MAR 2–30 8:00–9:45PM

AQPG209 SESSION 4: APR 6–27 8:00–9:45PM

AQPG210 SESSION 5: MAY 4–25 8:00–9:45PM

saturdays, 4 lessons ages 19+ $20/month

class # dates time




saturdays, 3 lessons ages 19+ $15/month

class # dates time



Water Polo Programs

personal swim coacHing

Beginners through competitive swimmers of all ages

can benefit from working one on one with a Kroc

Aquatics Personal Coach. Learn to blow bubbles,

improve your strokes, review basic water safety and

lifeguarding skills, or perfect your flip turn. Our

personal coaches will design an individual lesson or

a series of training sessions to help you meet your

personal swimming goals and master the techniques

of the life long sport of swimming. To schedule

your Personal Coaching sessions, call our Aquatics

Management team for details 208.763.0657 and ask

for Rich or Mike. Ages 6+.

One-on-one swim lessons for

every level

swim coaching

1–4 sessions $25 per 1/2 hr

5–8 sessions $22.50 per 1/2 hr

Yousave$25!

New Year Special!



New times!

One-Day Swim Clinicsjanuary: competitive stroke, start, & turn clinic

DIVE yourself into the lead. FLIP yourself to a faster time. Learn and

refine your starts and turns and strengthen your competitive edge

during a swimming race. Developing the skill to turn efficiently will also

make your workouts more fluid and fun. You will receive tips on stroke

technique from The Kroc Aquatic Coaching Team and view an above-

water video analysis of your swimming stroke.

1 class ages 15+ $30

class # dates time

AQPG306 TUES, JAN 18 7:30–9:00PM

february/marcH/april: freestyle endurance swim clinic

Do you enjoy lap swimming but have the desire to improve your stroke?

This clinic is for you! The Kroc Aquatic Coaching Team will be on deck

to analyze your stroke and to help you improve your technique. Clinic

includes stroke drills, general and individual stroke tips, as well as an

above-water video analysis of your stroke. All skill levels welcome!


class # dates time

AQPG307 TUES, FEB 8 7:30–9:00PM

AQPG308 TUES, MAR 8 7:30–9:00PM

AQPG309 TUES, APR 5 7:30–9:00PM

may: swim clinic

Need a last minute tip before Open Water Season gets rolling or a

head start on the competitive swim season? Whatever it is this clinic is

designed to work on your specifics in a small group setting. You tell us

what you want or need to improve and our Kroc Coaching Staff will

share their secrets!


class # dates time

AQPG310 TUES, MAY 10 7:30–9:00PM

Specialty Aquatics Programming

Masters Adult Swim Team

indoor sailing

Learn the basics of sailing without going on the water via a

Radio Controlled model sailboat. Adjust sails, tack, and jibe, learn

about proper starts and mark roundings. This unusual, innovative

class is great fun and allows everyone access to the thrill of

sailing. RC Models and other equipment provided.


class # dates time



saturdays, 2 classes ages 14+ $55

class # dates time



LCMs UsMs is not owned or operated by The

salvation Army. This content and conduct of its

programs are not controlled or supervised by The

salvation Army ray & Joan Kroc Center.


New!

Are you an adult (19–108 years old) interested in stroke

improvement, swim team workouts and camaraderie? The coach

and team members invite you to join the team and turn your

determination into liquid speed. Competitive, Triathlete and Fitness

swimmers are welcome.

about our coacH, mike Hamm

A passion for swimming and desire to help swimmers of all levels

improve and succeed motivates Coach Mike Hamm to greet

swimmers and coach the team. Mike has an extensive swim

instructor and coaching background, including previous Masters

coaching. He has been a competitive swimmer since age 7 and is

an accomplished high school, NCAA D-II, AAU swimmer, plus a

USA and Canadian Masters Swimming National Champion.

about our team

The Kroc Masters team has novice to world class swimmers who

participate for fitness, fun, competition and to share their love of

the sport with others. Participation in competitions, including US

Masters Swim Meets, is optional.

scHedule:

masters kickoff meeting and workout—free!

jan 31, 5:00am workout, 6:45am meeting

All interested swimmers are invited to the Winter Kickoff Workout

and Meeting. Meet the Coach and team members, swim, and join

us after workout for a team meeting to learn about the plans for

the Masters swimming season.

mon/wed/fri ages 19–108 yrs! $40

class # dates time

AQPG301 MONTH 1: JANUARY 5:00–6:45AM

AQPG302 MONTH 2: FEBRUARY 5:00–6:45AM

AQPG303 MONTH 3: MARCH 5:00–6:45AM

AQPG304 MONTH 4: APRIL 5:00–6:45AM

AQPG305 MONTH 5: MAY 5:00–6:45AM

No classes on Jan 3 & 4.

lake city masters spring splasH: 1st annual masters swim meet, mar 5, 10:30am

Whether you’ve been training for months, or have just started

swimming, this United States Masters Swimming (USMS)

sanctioned meet is an opportunity to test your ability and have

fun with other adult swimmers. All swimmers 19–108 years old

are invited to register. Events include sprint and middle distance

races in all four competitive strokes, distance freestyle events and

relay races for all age groups. Come and swim for fun...and for

age group records! The course will be set for meters. For more

information and entry blanks see www.inlandnwmasters.org/index.

html or contact Margaret Hair at

208.667.3721.

Specialty Aquatics Programs

American Red Cross Lifeguarding Classesamerican red cross lifeguard certification class

Participants will be given the knowledge and skills needed to

prevent and respond to aquatic emergencies. The course content

and activities prepare participants to recognize and respond

quickly and effectively to emergencies and prevent drowning and

injuries. Leadership skills and professionalism are emphasized

throughout this course. Participation in all classes is required.

Upon successful completion of this class, including attendance,

skills tests and written examination, you will be certified in the

following:

•Lifeguarding •AED •FirstAid •CPRfortheLifeguard

saturdays, 4 classes ages 15+ $200

class # dates time

AQPG101 SESSION 1: FEB 19–MAR 12 8:00AM–5:00PM

mon/wed/fri, 6 classes ages 15+ $200

class # dates time



sat/sun, 4 classes ages 15+ $200

class # dates time

AQPG104 SESSION 3: MAY 14–22 8:00AM–5:00PM

Price includes a resuscitation mask, first aid training pack and the Lifeguard book (participant manual) from the American Red Cross.

american red cross water safety instructor class

Instructor candidates will learn the skills necessary to teach water

safety, including Basic Water Rescue and Personal Water Safety

courses, Learn-to-Swim (6 levels), Preschool Aquatics (3 levels), and

Parent and Child Aquatics (2 levels). Learn to identify key elements

and strategies for planning and preparing effective and safe swim

lessons. Learn techniques to adapt teaching to meet unexpected

challenges including behavior issues, participants with disabilities,

and other health conditions. Upon successful completion of this

class, including attendance of all classes, skills tests and written

examination, you will be certified in the following:

•FundamentalsofInstructorTraining(FIT)

•WaterSafetyInstructor(WSI)

Prerequisite: Must be at least 16 years of age on or before the last

day of the instructor course. Possess a Fundamentals of Instructor

Training Certificate issued within the last year or possess a current

national Health and Safety Services Instructor Authorization

Certificate. Successfully complete the pre-course session.


class # dates time

AQPG105 SESSION 1: JAN 11–FEB 10 3:00-7:00PM

AQPG106 SESSION 2: APR 5–MAY 5 3:00-7:00PM

cpr–professional rescuer

This course will provides participants with the skills needed to

respond appropriately to breathing and cardiac emergencies for

infants, children, and adults. This includes the use of an automated

external defibrillator (AED) to care for a victim of cardiac arrest.

fridays, 3 classes ages 15+ $75

class # dates time




Lifeguard Certification Programs


New!

military apt

This intense aquatic and land workout was created in conjunction

with local recruiting offices to prepare you for entry level military

physical fitness requirements. Retired military instructors will lead

circuit style training routines incorporating activities such as 100

free, 100 fly, deep water weight recovery, and calisthenics. While

designed for the enlistee, enrollment is open to all. Bring shorts,

athletic shoes, swim suit, and towel.

mon/wed, 8 classes ages 17+ $40

class # dates time

AQPG320 SESSION 1: JAN 24–FEB 16 7:30–8:25PM

AQPG321 SESSION 2: FEB 21– MAR 16 7:30–8:25PM

AQPG322 SESSION 3: APRIL 4–APRIL 27 7:30–8:25PM

AQPG323 SESSION 4: MAY 2–MAY 25 7:30–8:25PM

Check it out!see page 32 for cpr, first aid and babysitting classes.

If you are interested in a different ARC class, let us know!

Drop-in anytime. Flex Fee Price, $5.

water for luncH

Join us weekdays and choose Water for Lunch followed by a quick

bite at your desk. This is a structured workout for all. Workouts are

designed to rotate between long slow distances, sprints, and will

even mix in some IM days. Whether you are a triathlete,

serious competitor, or fitness enthusiast, this will fit the need

for a fast paced workout designed to give you structure and

direction with camaraderie on the side. This class can be

taken as a monthly program or as a drop-in flex fee class.

mon–fri ages 18+ $40

class # dates time

AQPG311 MONTH 1: JANUARY NOON–1:00PM

AQPG312 MONTH 2: FEBRUARY NOON–1:00PM

AQPG313 MONTH 3: MARCH NOON–1:00PM

AQPG314 MONTH 4: APRIL NOON–1:00PM

AQPG315 MONTH 5: MAY NOON–1:00PM

No class on Jan 3 & Feb 25.

American Red Cross Class DescriptionsParent and Child Classes: ages 6 months–3 years

This program has two levels. Parent and Child Aquatic classes are

designed for infant/toddlers and their adult guardian to familiarize

young children (from ages 6 months to about 3 years) with the water

activities and to prepare children to progress into the American Red

Cross Preschool Aquatics and Learn-to-Swim programs. These classes

are not designed to teach children to survive in the water on their own.

parent and cHild level 1 (l1) and level 2 (l2)parent and child level 1 and level 2 classes are held

simultaneously in different parts of the cove pool.

l1 & l2: mon/wed, 8 lessons parent/infant $48

class # dates time

AQPG501 SESSION 1: JAN 24–FEB 16 9:30–9:55AM

AQPG502 SESSION 2: FEB 21–MAR 16 9:30–9:55AM

AQPG503 SESSION 3: APR 4–27 9:30–9:55AM

AQPG504 SESSION 4: MAY 2–25 9:30–9:55AM

l1 & l2: tues/thurs, 8 lessons parent/infant $48

class # dates time



AQPG507 SESSION 2: FEB 22–MAR 17 12:00–12:25PM






l1: saturdays, 8 lessons parent/infant $48

class # dates time

AQPG513 SESSION 1: JAN 22–MAR 19* 10–10:25AM

AQPG514 SESSION 2: APR 9–JUN 4* 10–10:25AM

l2: saturdays, 8 lessons parent/infant $48

class # dates time

AQPG515 SESSION 1: JAN 22–MAR 19* 10:30–10:55AM

AQPG516 SESSION 2: APR 9–JUN 4* 10:30–10:55AM

*No class on Feb 19 & May 28

Learn-to-Swim

The salvation Army Kroc Center

Learn-To-swim program provides

a safe, fun environment for you

and/or your child to learn the

fundamentals of swimming as

well as learn self-confidence.

we promote personal

development, water safety,

and the learning of a

lifetime skill that can

enhance your child’s life.

About Swim LessonsSwim lessons are 25-minutes in length. Five minutes are given between lessons to enter and exit the pool. For maximum efficiency, please be on time and dressed in swimwear prior to the lesson start time. Remember a towel.

Class ProgressionThe Learn-To-Swim program is a progressive lesson series. Depending on a child’s swim ability, they may remain at the same level for more than one session.

parent and cHild

+ Parent and Child Level 1 (Parent/Ages 6 Mo–3 years)

+ Parent and Child Level 2 (Parent/Ages 6 Mo–3 years)

prescHool

+ Preschool Level 1–3 (Ages 4–5 years)

learn to swim

+ Learn to Swim Level 1: Introduction to Water Skills

+ Learn to Swim Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic Skills

+ Learn to Swim Level 3: Stroke Development

+ Learn to Swim Level 4: Stroke Improvement

+ Learn to Swim Level 5: Stroke Refinement

+ Youth Fitness Swim

+ Water for Lunch Specialty Aquatics Program, pg. 20

Questions?For guidance in determining which class is the best match for your

child’s ability level, please visit the front desk or contact a swim

lesson coordinator at 208.763.0657. Or, go online to

www.kroccda.org/aquatics.html to download Red Cross

class descriptions.

NEW Lower Price!all swim lessons

Swimming Skills for Life


Preschool Classes: ages 4–5 years

This program has three levels. Preschool Aquatic classes are a child’s first

experience in a swim lesson without being accompanied by an adult and

are designed for children 4 to 5 years old. The classes orient preschool-

age children to the aquatic environment, help them acquire basic aquatic

skills and prepare them to participate in the Learn to Swim Program.

preschool level 1 & 2 classes are held simultaneously in different

parts of the cove pool.

prescHool level 1 and level 2

mon/wed, 8 lessons 4–5yrs $48

class # dates time





tues/thurs, 8 lessons 4–5yrs $48

class # dates time









saturdays, 8 lessons 4–5yrs $48

class # dates time

AQPG529 SESSION 1: JAN 22–MAR 19* 8:30–8:55 AM



AQPG532 SESSION 2: APR 9–JUN 4* 8:30–8:55 AM



prescHool level 3mon/wed, 8 lessons 4–5yrs $48

class # dates time





tues/thurs, 8 lessons 4–5yrs $48

class # dates time









saturdays, 8 lessons 4–5yrs $48

class # dates time







Learn to Swim: ages 6+

There are six levels in the Learn to Swim Program. Each level

includes the teaching and assessment of progressive swimming

and water safety skills. Students are moved through the

progressive levels as they accomplish the skills required at each

level. Please note that a student may remain at the same level for

multiple sessions as they master the skills. The lessons are taught

in small group classes by Certified American Red Cross Instructors

and Aides. Kroc Instructors make swimming lessons fun and help

students develop both swimming skills and self confidence.

learn to swim level 1: intro to water skills

tues/thurs, 8 lessons ages 6+ $48

class # dates time





saturdays, 8 lessons ages 6+ $48

class # dates time



learn to swim level 2: fundamental aquatic skills tues/thurs, 8 lessons ages 6+ $48

class # dates time






class # dates time



learn to swim level 3: stroke improvementtues/thurs, 8 lessons ages 6+ $48

class # dates time






class # dates time




learn to swim classes continued on next page.

Learn-to-Swim

Learn more!find out more about private swim lessons called personal swim coaching on page 19.


CAST is a year round competitive swim team that participates

in local and regional swim meets hosted by USA Swimming.

Swimmers compete against other swimmers in their age bracket

in two year increments.

C.A.S.TCoeur d’Alene Area Swim Team

learn to swim level 4: stroke improvement tues/thurs, 8 lessons ages 6+ $48

class # dates time






class # dates time



learn to swim level 5: stroke refinementtues/thurs, 8 lessons ages 6+ $48

class # dates time






class # dates time



learn to swim level 6a: youtH competitive fitness swim

This competitive group training program is designed for youth

who wish to improve their swimming ability, fitness level, and/

or prepare for participation on a competitive swim team or in a

multisport triathlete training program. Youth Competitive Fitness

will help swimmers build endurance and learn techniques for

the four competitive strokes including the freestyle, backstroke,

breaststroke and butterfly. The Coaching staff will create fun

and interactive workouts while helping swimmers to set and

achieve individual fitness and swimming goals. The coaches for

this program are highly skilled and have extensive age-group and

high school coaching experience.

tues/thurs/sat, 12 sessions ages 12–18 $40

class # dates time



class # dates time

AQPG584 SESSION 2: FEB 1–26* 3:00–5:30PM


class # dates time

AQPG585 SESSION 3: MAR 1–31* 3:00–5:30PM



*No class on Feb 19 & Mar 5.

Personal Swim Lessonssemi–private swim lessons (2–people)

Give your child or yourself the opportunity to learn new skills

and/or refine current skills with some special attention. Try a

semi-private lesson! The instructor to student ratio is 1:2. Semi-

private lesson participants must be at similar levels and register

as a group.

tues/thurs, 8 lessons ages 6+ $78/person

class # dates time










adapted swim lessons

Achieve fundamental water skills in a class structured to service

the special needs population. Students will be main streamed into

a class with a smaller instructor to student ratio. All ages welcome.

Please list special needs and accommodations when registering.

Students may be accompanied by an aide or caregiver depending

on their disability and with prior arrangements. please call

208.763.0657 for a list of available classes.

Learn-to-Swim

drop-in toddler/prescHool time mon/wed/fri, 10:30–11:30am

tues/tHurs, 1:30–3pm

Parents with children 5 and under can explore

the play area of the Cove Pool together. All

members and day pass users welcome! Class

Pass not needed to play.

CAsT is not owned or operated by The salvation

Army. This content and conduct of its programs are

not controlled or supervised by The salvation Army

ray & Joan Kroc Center.


New times!

contact bob wood at 208-

699-8008. or check cast out

online at: www.swimcast.net.

Interested in Triathlons?find out more about how you can train to become a triathlete on page 17.

Get a move on with art, theater, dance and more.

Arts & Culture

open ballroom dancing

tuesdays, 7:30–9:45pm, fitness studio

Come and Swing, Fox Trot, and Waltz to your favorite

ballroom tunes. Open Ballroom is not a formal dance class

but a time to practice. Meet new friends, share dance

steps with others and enjoy gliding across the beautiful

maple wood floor. No advanced sign-up needed. Leather

sole or non-marking soft sole shoes required.

age 16+ welcome. see drop-in guide.

Drop-in Hip Hop classes for teens and adults going on now! Download a drop-in guide

at www.kroccda.org

to find out more.

ballroom dancing: east coast swing

An energetic and fun dance also known as triple time swing,

danced in a circular, rotating motion with many wraps and turns.

thurs, 4 lessons ages 16+ $36/person

class # dates time

PAPG104 FEB 24–MAR 17 7:45–8:45PM

ballroom dancing: foXtrot

A fairly slow dance with gliding steps where the feet slide past

each other with a slow-slow-quick-quick rhythm.


class # dates time

PAPG105 APR 7–28 7:45–8:45PM

ballroom dancing: rumba

Often referred to as the grandfather of Latin dances

originating in Cuba. It is a slow romantic dance.


class # dates time

PAPG106 MAY 5–26 7:45–8:45PM

New!

Flex Fee Ballroom Dancing, $5 per session Stop in anytime!

Youth & Adult Dance

introduction to jazz

Students will learn the basics of Jazz Dance with the emphasis

on technique, rhythm and style. Classes will begin with a

warm-up using isolations, bending and stretching exercises.

We will continue with movements across the floor including

runs, turns, rolls, kicks, leaps and jumps. The class will end with

choreography.

thurs, 6 lessons ages 7–10 $30/person

class # dates time

PAPG101 SESSION 1: FEB 10–MAR 17 4:30–5:25PM

PAPG102 SESSION 2: APR 14–MAY 19 4:30–5:25PM

ballroom dancing: nigHt club 2–step

Similar to Salsa, is danced to slower popular ballads

with a relaxed quick-quick-slow rhythm.


class # dates time

PAPG103 JAN 27–FEB 17 7:45–8:45PM

From individual youth programming,

to classes that will connect you

with your family, The Kroc has it

covered. whether it’s learning to

play an instrument or read music, or

taking a shot at fine arts, dancing, or

gardening, there is a place to develop

your talent and pursue your dreams

here at The Kroc Center.


New!

New!

cyt production of wizard of oz, 2009

kroc coeur guitar ensemble

tuesdays, 6:00–7:30pm

A great way to advance as a musician is by playing with others. The Coeur

d’Alene Guitar Ensemble is a brand new program that brings guitar players

together as a group. Along with the conductor’s choice of music, members

are encouraged to bring in songs to share. As we learn, we will also grow

through improvisation and group performance exercises. Prerequisite:

Completion of Guitar I and Guitar II or approval of instructor.

age 11+ welcome.

Flex Fee Class, $5 per class Stop in anytime!

New!

Acoustic Guitar Lessons acoustic guitar i

These group music lessons will cover the fundamentals of playing the guitar.

Strumming techniques, basic chords, reading music and simple songs will be

taught. Bring your own acoustic guitar.

mon, 4 lessons ages 11+ $32

class # dates time

PAPG107 SESSION 1: JAN 24–FEB 14 6:00–6:55PM


PAPG109 SESSION 3: APR 4–25 6:00–6:55PM

PAPG110 SESSION 4: MAY 2–23 6:00–6:55PM

wed, 4 lessons ages 11+ $32

class # dates time





acoustic guitar ii

Group music lessons for intermediate level guitar players. The instructor will

teach students guitar playing techniques and reading music. Students will also

share information and enjoy the pleasure of playing music with other guitarists.

Bring your own acoustic guitar.

mon, 4 lessons ages 11+ $32

class # dates time





Music Programming

CYT: Christian Youth Theater

Registration is now open for CYT-North Idaho’s winter session of theater arts

classes that begin on January 4 & 6. All enrolled students between the ages of

8-18 are eligible to audition for our winter show, “The Little Mermaid” to be

performed at The Salvation Army Kroc Theater,

February 25–March 6, 2011.

for more information about cyt visit: www.cytnorthidaho.com or call (208) 765-8600.

for more details, see

the front desk or call

our birthday party line

at 208.763.0632.

$120 up to 10 Climbers

or

Host your next Party at The Kroc

Add swimmers for $5 each.$120

up to 12

Swimmers

CYT is not owned or operated by The salvation Army. This content and

conduct of its programs are not controlled or supervised by The salvation

Army ray & Joan Kroc Center.26 winTer/spring 2011

Youth Theater Classesglobetrotters—soutH america

Pack your bags for an adventure of a lifetime! Learn how to

play the Andean pan flute and dance the Argentinean tango.

Practice the ancient Brazilian martial art, Capoeira. Each week,

we combine storytelling, movement and music to explore the

exciting South American culture.

wed, 4 lessons ages 5–10 $32

class # dates time

PAPG119 FEB 23–MAR 162:00–2:55PM

a perfect time for home school students!


class # dates time

PAPG120 FEB 23–MAR 16 4:00–4:55PM


class # dates time

PAPG121 FEB 23–MAR 16 5:00–5:55PM

journey to outer space

Calling all astronauts! Are you ready for a journey that’s

so fun, it’s out of this world? Each week we explore life

on other planets, using our imaginations, and learn basic drama

games to help us communicate with robots and aliens!


class # dates time

PAPG122 APR 6–272:00–2:55PM



class # dates time

PAPG123 APR 6–27 4:00–4:55PM


class # dates time

PAPG124 APR 6–27 5:00–5:55PM

spring critters

Welcome Spring with this new, creative drama class! Do

you like to hop, quack, leap and chirp? Each week, props

and costumes are used to bring stories of Spring critters to life

on stage. Develop teamwork skills and build confidence while

having fun!


class # dates time

PAPG125 MAY 4–252:00–2:55PM



class # dates time

PAPG126 MAY 4–25 4:00–4:55PM


class # dates time

PAPG127 MAY 4–25 5:00–5:55PM

tHeater games and improv

Learn how to “think on your feet” in this high-energy, wild

and crazy class! We will use our imaginations to build hilarious

characters and scenarios. Improv helps build stage presence and

confidence, plus it is a lot of fun! Play the games you love to

watch on “Who’s Line Is It Anyway?”

thurs, 4 lessons ages 11–15 $32

class # dates time



act, sing and dance witH glee!

Were you born to entertain? You don’t want to miss

this fun, two-day musical theatre workshop. Learn popular music

selections that you can sing loud and proud, just like the stars of

Glee, combined with basic choreography and introductory acting

strategies. Class is held on two consecutive Saturdays, with a

showcase performance for friends and family to enjoy at the end.

saturday, 2 lessons ages 8–15 $16

class # dates time

PAPG130REHEARSAL: MAR 5 REHEARSAL: MAR 12

PERFORMANCE: MAR 12

9:00AM–NOON 9:00AM–NOON

12:30PM

PAPG131REHEARSAL: MAY 7 REHEARSAL: MAY 14

PERFORMANCE: MAY 14

9:00AM–NOON 9:00AM–NOON

12:30PM

Youth Theater

Jillian Kramer, The Kroc Center’s Theater Instructor, has a

B.A. in Theatre Arts from Willamette University and has

studied at the Atlantic Theatre Company in New York

City and The University of Wales in Aberystwyth. Jillian

has performed, directed and taught across the country,

including a national tour of Robin Hood with Missoula

Children’s Theatre. She is active in several Northwest

theatre organizations as a director and a performer. Jillian

loves to teach the performing arts and share tips and real

life experience from her stage and screen background. All

youth classes end with a showcase for family and friends

to enjoy on the last class meeting.

Meet Jillian Kramer, Youth Theater Instructor


Fine Arts

Youth Art Workshops print making

Students will learn the basics of print making by transferring

tempera paint from a non-porous surface onto paper to create a

fun work of art. supplies included in price.

1 lesson ages 5–10 $15

class # dates time

VAPG113 WED, MAY 4 4:00–6:00PM

drawing

Using oil pastels we will create bright works of art. Themes for

this class include outer space, the ocean and Treasure Island. This

will be quite an adventure! supplies included in price.


class # dates time

VAPG114 WED, MAY 11 4:00–6:00PM

painting

Using tempera and watercolor paints we will create still life

paintings. Our inspiration will be some of our favorite things,

such as toys, nature and more! supplies included in price.


class # dates time

VAPG115 WED, MAY 18 4:00–6:00PM

clay Hand building

Students will build clay coil pots and pinch pots decorated with

accents like buttons and beads. supplies included in price.1 lesson ages 5–10 $15

class # dates time

VAPG116 WED, MAY 25 4:00–6:00PM


Teen & Adult Art Classescreative artists worksHop

Discover your creativity and be released to paint freely and

expressively using acrylics. Elements of composition and design

will be taught, including color harmony, value and special

arrangements. Also, a careful study of the proper way to use

acrylics will be covered in this class. Using an inspirational

technique, we will paint in the old master’s style: lighthouses,

galaxies, oceans, rivers, and much more. We will use music

as added inspiration for this class. supplies: You will need to

purchase your own acrylic kit containing paints, brushes and

paper. Approximate cost for supplies is $30 per person. Supply

lists will be available at the front desk.

tuesdays, 4 lessons ages 11+ $40

class # dates time

VAPG107APR 5–26

enrollment closes: Apr 29:30AM–NOON

thursdays, 4 lessons ages 11+ $40

class # dates time

VAPG108APR 7–28

enrollment closes: Apr 46:00–8:30PM

tapping your creativity witH acrylics and collage:

Let your imagination and creativity run wild! You will really

enjoy this expanded experience of working with acrylics and

moving way beyond traditional painting. Explore lots of ideas for

using acrylic paint and mediums with a variety of materials and

techniques including texturing, collage, stamping and combining

mediums. No art experience necessary. supplies included in

price.

wednesday, 1 lesson ages 11+ $25

class # dates time

VAPG112MAY 4

enrollment closes: Apr 276:00–8:30PM

Join us and others who have a passion for the art of

scrapbooking in the community rooms at The Kroc Center. Bring

your projects and supplies and join in for an evening of fun! This

club is hosted by Major JoAnn Markham and is free to attend!

Make-and-Take projects are available at an additional charge.

open to the public!

friday nigHt scrapbook club scHedule:

friday, jan 21, 5:00-9:45pm

friday, feb 18, 5:00-9:45pm

friday, mar 18, 5:00-9:45pm

friday, apr 15, 5:00-9:45pm

mini pHoto album1 lesson ages 15+ $10

class # dates time

VAPG117 FRI, FEB 18 6:30–9:45PM

paper crafting: motHer’s day project1 lesson ages 15+ $10

class # dates time

VAPG118 FRI, APR 15 6:30–9:45PM

A creative “Make-and-Take” craft will be available during some

Scrapbook Club meetings. The project will start at 6:30PM at an

additional cost. Participation is optional. Please bring your own

scissors and paper cutters.

Friday Night

Scrapbook Club

Friday Night

5:00-9:45pm

Free! Make-and-Take Projects!

watch

for demo

projects at

the front

desk!

Fine Arts

watercolor ii

If you have painted before and want to learn new ideas, come

and be a part of this class. We will cover the fundamentals

of watercolor techniques including wet into wet, wash, value

painting, brush techniques and color analysis. New and exciting

experimental painting will be taught as we study the old masters

of art. supplies: If you already have your own drawing and

painting supplies bring them to the first class. Individually we will

determine if they are appropriate for the class. (See Watercolor

I supply list if there is a need to purchase supplies.) Prerequisite:

Completion of Watercolor I or prior watercolor experience.


class # dates time

VAPG104SESSION 1: FEB 22–MAR 15

enrollment closes: Feb 199:30AM–NOON

VAPG105SESSION 2: APR 5–26 enrollment closes: Apr 2

1:00–3:30PM


class # dates time


enrollment closes: Feb 216:00–8:30PM

watercolor i

Learn the fundamentals of drawing and watercolor painting from artist/

teacher Barbara Irvine. Classes will cover the study of color, value,

material preparation and watercolor techniques. Using a variety of

drawing tools, still life and landscape subjects. You will paint a picture

every class! supplies: You will need to purchase your own watercolor

kit containing paints, brushes and paper. Approximate cost for supplies

is $30 per person. Supply lists will be available at the front desk.


class # dates time

VAPG101SESSION 1: JAN 25–FEB 15

enrollment closes: Jan 229:30AM–NOON


enrollment closes: Feb 191:00–3:30PM


class # dates time

VAPG103SESSION 1: JAN 27–FEB 17

enrollment closes: Jan 226:00–8:30PM


Family & Community

Education

There’s always something new to learn.Help your family learn and grow

together with new Family and

Community education classes at The

Kroc. From toddlers to seniors, there

is a class that someone of every age

can benefit from. Learn new skills,

refine your strengths, and enrich

your life with classes on finance,

computers, first aid and more.

Parent & Toddlers tot time

There is something special about taking time to play. Each session

of Tot Time is themed and features arts, crafts, music, dancing &

other activities. Kids and parents will have a great time laughing

and playing together.

session 1: ringing in the new year 3 classes ages 1–4 $18

class # dates time

CLPG105 WEDNESDAYS, JAN 5–19 9:45–10:30AM

CLPG106 THURSDAYS, JAN 6–20 9:45–10:30AM

session 2: winter wonderland 4 classes ages 1–4 $24

class # dates time

CLPG107 WEDNESDAYS, JAN 26–FEB16 9:45–10:30AM

CLPG108 THURSDAYS, JAN 27–FEB17 9:45–10:30AM

rock ‘n’ rollers

Have fun laughing, playing and dancing during this energetic

class for toddlers and their parents, grandparents or caregivers.

Together, you and your child will explore basic elements of

movement and tumbling, creating rhythm and making music, and

practicing your own very unique dance moves!

tuesdays, 4 classes ages 2–4 $20

class # dates time

CLPG101 SESSION 1: JAN 25–FEB 15 9:45–10:30AM

CLPG102 SESSION 2: FEB 22–MAR 15 9:45–10:30AM

CLPG103 SESSION 3: APR 5–26 9:45–10:30AM

CLPG104 SESSION 4: MAY 3–24 9:45–10:30AM

session 3: bugs, buds and babies 4 classes ages 1–4 $24

class # dates time

CLPG109 WEDNESDAYS, FEB 23–MAR 16 9:45–10:30AM

CLPG110 THURSDAYS, FEB 24–MAR 17 9:45–10:30AM

session 4: signs of spring 4 classes ages 1–4 $24

class # dates time

CLPG111 WEDNESDAYS, APR 6–27 9:45–10:30AM

CLPG112 THURSDAYS, APR 7–28 9:45–10:30AM

session 5: kisses of color 4 classes ages 1–4 $24

class # dates time

CLPG113 WEDNESDAYS, MAY 4–25 9:45–10:30AM

CLPG114 THURSDAYS, MAY 5–26 9:45–10:30AM

New!

New classes for parents & toddlers!

If you liked Mommy and

Me, you’ll LOVE Tot Time!


Family & Community Education

Pair with Date Night and Save!

walk tHetalk

leadersHip worksHop

wed. mar 9. 6pm. free tHe kroc tHeater every teen and young adult is welcome to attend. space is limited. reserve your space early by listing your name at tHe front desk. class #clpg119.

Family ProgrammingeXperiencing connection: couples conference

Connect with your loved one through conversation about trust,

respect, passion, communication, and perseverance. Then put your

words into action through participation in activities and challenges

that encourage you to grow together as a couple. Play Care provided.

Do you have kids? Put your newly found knowledge to the test

during Kroc-sponsored Date Nights at a reduced rate. See below for

details.

1 class ages 18+ $25/couple

class # dates time

CLPG115 SATURDAY, FEB 26 10:00AM–2:00PM

grief release worksHop presented by lake city community cHurcH

This workshop will give you a place to confide your needs and grief,

build relationships and trust, and become healthy again. It’s a place

to move through your grief process and grow from your experiences.

You’ll have an opportunity to meet others who share similar life

experiences; to support and be supported; to find a friend who cares.

For more information contact Joanie Dwyer at 208.676.0632.

tuesdays, 5 classes ages 15+ $10

class # dates time

CLPG116 SESSION 1: JAN 18–FEB 15 6:30–8:30PM

CLPG117 SESSION 2: FEB 22–MAR 22 6:30–8:30PM

CLPG118 SESSION 3: APR 12–MAY 10 6:30–8:30PM

forge: snow camping retreat

Head for the back country to experience the challenges that

winter brings. Overcome obstacles and challenges of winter

camping, fathers and sons will have time to reflect on their

relationship and the challenges and opportunities that come

with adulthood. Fathers and sons are encouraged to participate

together, but all young men are invited. Transportation and food

will be provided. cross country ski or snow shoe rental costs an

additional $8/person.

meet at the kroc center loop saturday, march 12 at

7:00am. we will be returning sunday, march 13 by 3:00pm.

2 day ages 11–15 & fathers $28/person

$8 optional equipment rental fee

class # dates time

CLPG120 SAT–SUN, MAR 12–13SAT 7:00AM–

SUN 3:00PM

This class will encourage and equip our teens and young

adults with the attitude and skills necessary to step up and

lead with passion, integrity and the heart of a servant.


family revolution

It’s time to reclaim family time with crazy fun and growth for

all generations! Take a Saturday to grow together as a family.

You will hear from passionate, encouraging experts in the field

of family development, engage in challenges and activities as

families as well as special individual sessions for parents and

teens, and finish the day with the Ultimate Family Challenge

—a large group round of family feud, Kroc Style. Topics of

conversation will include: Leading and Living as Generation iY,

The Power of Mission, Building Healthy Morals and Values, and

Living a Legacy of Faith.

saturday, may 14, 2-6pm only $25 per family

class # dates time

CLPG121 SAT, MAY 14 2:00–6:00PM

Adult Gardeninggrow your own: an introduction to vegetable and fruit gardening

How to grow herbs and vegetables in containers or a small

garden area will be the focus of this class. Learn what varieties

are recommended for our region, how to sprout seeds, what to

look for when buying plants plus other gardening tips to help

you to grow a local bountiful harvest.

1 lesson ages 15+ $15

class # dates time

CLPG122 APRIL 12 6:30-8:30PM

gardening: colorful container & Hanging flower gardens

The first of May is flower planting time in North Idaho. Learn

how to how to mix and match flower varieties for sunny and

shady spots and how to choose containers and potting soil for a

beautiful display of color that will bloom all summer long.


class # dates time

CLPG123 APRIL 26 6:30-8:30PM

Youth Gardeningmy first garden

Our students need to experience the world in miraculous,

positive ways. They will explore the fundamental knowledge

needed to grow a successful garden. We will also learn about

the beauty of gardens, the care involved with planning, nurturing

and enjoying the benefits of gardening in a variety of spaces and

places. These skills will last a lifetime.


class # dates time

CLPG124 TUES, APR 12 4:00–4:55PM

let’s talk about insects

Everything you ever wanted to know about bugs! Students

will be taught about the life of bugs, their habitats, what they

do, and how they help nature. We will learn new words such

as molt, exoskeletons, and metamorphosis. We will even learn

how insects communicate with each other. We will use all of our

senses as we discover these insects. We will even take a shot at

creating our own bug, on paper that is.


class # dates time

CLPG125 TUES, MAY 3 4:00–4:55PM


community cpr

Learn how to be a community

responder who can act in emergency

situations. Know how to recognize

and provide care for life-threatening

respiratory or cardiac emergencies for

adults, children and infants. Includes

use of AED.


class # dates time

CLPG126 SESSION 1: SAT, FEB 26 8:00AM–12:30PM

CLPG127 SESSION 2: TUES, MAR 8 4:00–9:30PM

CLPG128 SESSION 3: TUES, APR 5 4:00–9:30PM

community first aid

To teach community responders the knowledge and skills

necessary to give care in an emergency, help sustain life and

minimize the consequences of injury or sudden illness until

medical help arrives. This course does not include CPR.


class # dates time

CLPG129 SESSION 1: SAT, FEB 19 1:30–5:00PM

CLPG130 SESSION 2: THURS, MAR 10 5:00–9:30PM

CLPG131 SESSION 3: THURS, APR 7 5:00–9:30PM

babysitter’s training

This course will provide youth who are planning to babysit with

the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsibly

give care for children and infants. This training will help

participants to develop leadership skills; learn how to develop

a babysitting business keep themselves and others safe and

help children behave; and learn about basic child care, how to

care for respiratory and cardiac emergencies, and basic first aid.

Participants are recommended to also sign-up for Community

CPR and First Aid classes.


class # dates time

CLPG132 SESSION 1: TUES, MAR 15 5:00–9:00PM

CLPG133 SESSION 1: TUES, APR 19 5:00–9:00PM

common cents: acHieve financial understanding

This class will equip you with the tools and resources to begin

to improve your financial health. Anne Anderson, local real

estate expert, will take you through a series of conversations and

activities intended to help you assess your financial situation and

your future goals.

1 class ages 15+ $5/person

class # dates time

CLPG134 SATURDAY, FEB 12 9:00–11:30AM

Community Learning


eXperiencing connection

Date NightThe kids will play while the parents are away! for parents witH kids ages 3 mo–11 yrs Reconnect with your loved one over dinner and a movie—or

whatever you like, while The Kroc Center provides quality

programming and entertainment for your kids. They will laugh,

run and play all night in a positive and safe environment similar

to Camp Kroc, while you enjoy one-on-one time with your

special someone.

Date night made easy.

Pair with the “Experiencing

Connection” class on pg. 31 and save!

Computer Workshopsintroduction to eXcel 2007

Develop your skills with this useful software by learning to create,

edit and format a simple spreadsheet on a Kroc computer. Learn

how to quickly organize your information and use Excel to do

basic calculations. Prerequisite: The ability to use a mouse.


class # dates time

CLPG137 THURS, FEB 24 1:00–2:30PM

How to create a website

A website can be a boon to your business, a way to share your

favorite hobby, or an expression of your individuality to the

world. Learn to use a variety of tools in Microsoft Publisher 2007

to create a website to meet your needs. Prerequisite: The ability

to type and use a computer mouse.


class # dates time

CLPG138 THURS, MAR 3 1:00–2:30PM

Travel SeriesHow to cruise—bon voyage!

Cruising is becoming a favorite way to travel and vacation. Join

us for an evening to learn more about how to choose a cruise

line, find an itinerary that is a match for you, book your cabin,

select dining options, enjoy ports of call, pack and lots more tips

to get the most out your travel experience.


class # dates time

CLPG135 THURS, MAR 10 6:30–8:00PM

living and retiring abroad

It might have hit you when you were lying on a Caribbean beach

or enjoying an exotic meal as an ancient evening comes to a

close: what would it be like to live like this all the time? The

international lifestyle has never been more accessible! You can

retire in locations across the globe, live well, while cutting your

living costs to a fraction of what you spend in the United States.

Find out what countries offer the most to retirees and expats,

how to deal with health care, how to establish residency and

much, much more!


class # dates time

CLPG136 THURS, APR 7 6:30–8:00PM


$13 per child,per night

$5 per child for one night if you

participated in the experiencing

connection class.

4 nigHts to cHoose from! 6:00–9:45pm, space is limited

Saturday, February 26 Saturday, March 26

Saturday, April 23 Saturday, May 28


Program Enrollment Form Use this form to sign-up for classes, programs, leagues and teams.

member/guest information

PARTICIPANT NAME (FIRST, MIDDLE, LAST)

HOME ADDRESS

CITY STATE ZIP

PARTICIPANT DATE OF BIRTH MALE FEMALE

PARENT/GUARDIAN(S) NAME IF APPLICABLE:

CELL EMAIL

HOME PHONE

signing up for program/class sports league/team

membersHip infoIS THE PARTICIPANT CURRENTLY A KROC MEMBER?

GOLD

MEMBERSHIP #

SILVER

MEMBERSHIP #

NOT CURRENTLY A MEMBER

emergency contact information

FIRST NAME

LAST NAME

CELL PHONE

ALTERNATE PHONE

class information

session # class/league type session date session time fee $

subtotal $

less gold member 10% discount -

grand total $

payment information

o i am paying witH casH/cHeck CHECK NUMBER #

o please cHarge my credit card VISA MASTERCARD

I authorize The Salvation Army Kroc Center to charge my credit card indicated below.

NAME (AS IT APPEARS ON CARD)

CARD NUMBER ExPIRATION DATE (MM/DD/YY)

SIGNATURE DATE

internal use onlyDATE

BY WHO

NOTES

league sign-up only

I AM AN INDIVIDUAL AND NEED TO BE ASSIGNED TO A TEAM

I AM PART OF A TEAM

TEAM CAPTAIN

TEAM NAME

liability waiver

By signing this document I (we) agree to the following terms: In case of illness or accident The Salvation Army Kroc Center is authorized to secure emergency medical treat-ment at my expense. The Salvation Army Kroc Center reserves the right to dismiss any participant who does not show respect for the facility, including but not limited to: property, equipment, policies, other members and staff. Members who are dismissed will not be given a refund of fees paid. The Salvation Army Kroc Center assumes no re-sponsibility for personal property that is either in or out of lockers. By signing this Class/Program Enrollment Form, I (we) hereby waive any and all claims against The Salvation Army Kroc Center. I understand that use of the facilities and equipment at The Salvation Army Kroc Center may involve risk of bodily injury or property damage and I agree to assume any such risks. I understand that it is up to me to consult physicians and other professionals to make sure that I can safely participate in activities and events at The Salvation Army Kroc Center. I also understand and agree that by signing this Agreement, I am giving up my (or the minor for whom I sign) right to make any claim against The Salvation Army, its agents, employees and volunteers, including the right to sue them, for bodily injury or property damage or any other loss that I might suffer while using The Salvation Army Kroc Center facilities and services, except as limited by law.

notice - in order to promote a safe and secure environment, the salvation army kroc center has placed video cameras in various locations. as part of our commitment to the safety of children and vulnerable persons, the salvation army kroc center reserves the right to consult public sources to determine whether any member or guest of any member poses an unreasonable risk of harm to its patrons, staff, or visitors. the salvation army ray and joan kroc corps community center may use the above listed participants photo for promotional purposes. for information regarding the kroc center’s cancellation policy, please see the program guide.

NAME, PLEASE PRINT DATE

SIGNATURE

YOUTH PARTICIPANT (PARENT/GUARDIAN SIGNATURE)

REV 12/17/09

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FaciliTy locaTion

Kroc acTiviTy0-6 yrs

7-10 yrs

11-12 yrs

13-14 yrs

15-17 yrs

Play Care With Adult On-Site

Cove Pool With Adult Supervision In Water

Indoor Playground With Adult Supervision

Rock Climbing With Adult Supervision/Waiver on File

Walk/Jog Track With Supervision (15+)

The Zone and Gym With Supervision (15+)

Competition Pool With Adult On-Deck

Cove Pool With Supervision On-Deck (15+)

7-11 Play Care With Adult On-Site

Competition Pool Rec Swim Without Adult With Deep Water Swim Test

Check-In Without Adult

The Zone Without Adult

Gym Without Adult

Cove Pool Rec Swim Without Adult

Walk/Jog Track Without Adult

Rock Climb Without Adult/Waiver on File

Competition Pool Lap Swim Without Adult

Group Exercise Class With Adult

Open Aqua/Open River With Adult

Fitness Machines With Smart Start Class

Fitness Machines and Free Weights With Adult

Belay Certification/Waiver on File

Fitness Machines and Free Weights Without Adult

Group Exercise Class Without Adult

Open Aqua/Open River Without Adult

Welcome to The Kroc Center.

Operating Hours mon–Fri: 5am–10pm, SaT: 7am–10pm

Sunday: 8am–7pmHours are subject to change. Please visit the website,

www.kroccda.org, for current hours, schedules, and events.

Schedules, Pricing, Programming and Policies subject to

change without notice.

publiShed by

The Salvation Army

Ray & Joan Kroc Corps

Community Center

1765 W. Golf Course Road


208.667.1865

www.kroccda.org

Age Quick Reference

About The Salvation ArmyThe Salvation Army, an evangelical part of the universal Christian church, has been supporting

those in need in His name without discrimination since 1865.

Nearly 33 million Americans receive assistance from The Salvation Army each year through a

wide array of social services that range from providing food for the hungry, relief for disaster

victims, assistance for the disabled, outreach to the elderly and ill, clothing and

shelter to the homeless and opportunities for underprivileged children. About

83 cents of every dollar raised is used to support those services in nearly

9,000 communities nationwide.

For more information, go to www.salvationarmyusa.org.

1 | Children under the age of 11 must be

accompanied in The Kroc Center. See age

chart to left for more information.

2 | Refrain from the use of foul language,

abusive actions, and inappropriate behavior.

3 | Lost membership cards must be reported.

There is a $5 fee to replace a membership

card.

4 | No one under the age of 13 is allowed in the

Fitness Area unless participating in a Kroc

Center program or class. Members 13–14

may use the Fitness Area after successfully

passing the Smart Start for Teens program or

with a participating adult.

5 | Shirt and shoes must be worn in all areas

outside of pools and sun deck. No swimwear

or wet clothing is allowed outside of aquatic

areas. Proper workout attire is required in

fitness area (no street shoes or jeans.) Any

clothing, including logos or messages on

apparel, must be acceptable in a family

setting.

6 | Bicycles, roller blades, skateboards, scooters

or pets (excluding service animals) will not be

allowed inside the facility.

7 | Alcohol and/or drugs are not allowed

anywhere on the premises.

8 | Smoking and/or use of any type of smokeless

tobacco are prohibited in the facility or on

facility grounds.

9 | Weapons of any kind are not permitted on

the premises.

10 | With exceptions to special dietary

restrictions, outside food is not allowed at

The Salvation Army Kroc Center.

11 | The Kroc Center reserves the right to

terminate membership in response to any

immoral or illegal activity by a member.

Code of Conduct & Discipline Policy In order to facilitate positive life experiences

while at The Kroc Center, mutual respect

between members, guests, and staff is

required at all times. Failure to observe these

policies will result in disciplinary action and/or

termination of membership privileges. Center

personnel have the right to refuse service to

anyone deemed disruptive or abusive. The

Kroc Center reserves the right to conduct

background checks on all members and day

pass users.

The Kroc Center:

A great place to

grow.

This chart represents facility age policies. Our number one priority is safety of all our members. All age limitations are designed and enforced with this thought in mind.

The Kroc Center considers a parent/guardian or anyone 18 or older an adult, when supervising children.

Contact Us General inFormaTion/main 208.667.1865 | 208.667.6301 aquaTicS 208.763.0613

birThday parTieS 208.763.0632

buSineSS/accounTinG 208.763.0628

caTerinG 208.763.0633

donaTionS 208.763.0627

FaciliTy renTalS 208.763.0616

FiTneSS 208.763.0637

KidS’ campS & aFTer School 208.763.0618

marKeTinG 208.763.0608

memberShipS 208.667.1865

miniSTry/church 208.763.0624

mulTiSporT 208.763.0640

play care/child waTch 208.763.0646

proGramminG 208.763.0641

ScholarShipS & Social ServiceS 208.763.0596

planned FaciliTy cloSureSDec. 31 | New Year’s Eve, Closed

Jan. 1 | New Year’s Day, Closed

Apr. 24 | Easter, Closed

May 30 | Memorial Day, Holiday Hours, 8am–5pm*

*No drop-in fitness classes or Play Care offered on holidays with special hours.

planned pool cloSureSThere are occasional scheduled aquatic events. During the following days, regular pool hours will be affected.

Feb. 25 | Swim Meet, Comp Pool Closed 11AM–10PM



Mar. 5 | Swim Meet, Comp Pool Closed 9:30AM–7PM

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January 1-June 9

Sign-up early for best class selections.

Swim, bike and run your way to

the finish line. Multisport classes pg. 17

Make your grand debut with youth theater. pg. 27

New lower swim lesson prices! pg. 22

December 26–28: Gold Members Pre-Registration

December 29: Open Enrollment

The SalvaTion army ray & Joan

Kroc corpS communiTy cenTer

1765 W. Golf Course Rd.


208.667.1865

www.kroccda.org

2011 Winter/Spring Program Guide

Documents

The Salvation Army Kroc Center Winter 2011 Program Guide