Wooster Recreation Fall 2014 Activities Brochure

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Online Registration at:www.woosteroh.com/parksandrec.php

To register online:1. Go to www.woosteroh.com/parksandrec.php

and select the Register Online button.2. Click My Account to create or access your

account.3. Click Activities at the top of the page to shop

for classes and activities.

4. Click Add to My Cart to register for yoursession. The system will walk you through thesteps to select participants and check out.

Registration OptionsA. Online.

Visit www.woosteroh.com/parksandrec.phpandclick the Register Online button.

B. Mail-In.Send to: Wooster Recreation, 241 S Bever St.,

Wooster, OH 44691.C. Drop Off.Forms may be dropped off at the CommunityCenter during operating hours. An afterhours/weekend drop box is available at thefront door as well.

PaymentWooster Recreation Department accepts cash,checks (payable to the City of Wooster), Visa,Mastercard or Discover as payment for program and

facility use fees. There will be a $25 fee assessedto all returned checks. Please, no cash by mail.

ResidencyResidents are considered those who live or workwithin the Wooster City limits. Non-Woosterresidents will pay the non-resident rate shown foreach program. Unless otherwise specified,registration for classes and activities is first-come,first-serve.

ScholarshipsYouth ScholarshipsYouth who LIVE within the City of Wooster limitswho qualify for free or reduced lunches are able toparticipate in recreation activities at a reduced rate.In order for us to continue to provide this service, thefund must be replenished with donations from theWooster Community. Keep your donation in yourbackyard and assist a child with the cost ofregistration.Senior Adult ScholarshipsSenior Adults (55+) who qualify may participate in

activities at a reduced rate.

Registration DeadlineRegistration deadline varies for each class. Pleasnote the registration deadline in this Brochure andon the registration forms. Classes not meetingminimum enrollment by the registration deadlinemay be cancelled.

ADA/Special PopulationsWooster Recreation encourages participation bypersons with disabilities. If you will need special

accommodations in order to participate in ourprograms, please contact us at (330)263-5207 sowe can arrange assistance for you.

Cancellations and RefundsWooster Recreation reserves the right tocancel/combine classes with insufficient registratioIf a class is cancelled, you will be notified prior to tclass and will receive a full refund, credit or transfto another class.To cancel a registration, call (330)263-5207 at lea

5 business days before the program begins.Refunds, transfers or credits will only be issued ifthe participant cancels a minimum of 5 days inadvance. Refunds, less a $7 processing fee, areprocessed within three weeks. NO REFUNDS aregiven after a class has begun.

Full Classes & Wait ListsThe online system will automatically showcustomers when a class reaches maximumenrollment. In select instances, a wait list option wallow patrons to sign up in case of cancellations oan added session. You will only be contacted ifthere is an opening! PLEASE NOTE that your crecard WILL be charged when you add your name twaitlist online. This is non-refundable if we are noable to register you for the class. Please call(330)263-5207 to be placed on a waitlist withoutcharge.

Proof of AgeChildren must meet the age requirement by the stdate of the class. Wooster Recreation reserves th

right to request Proof of Age if needed.

Photo ReleaseBy registering for, participating in, or attending anyWooster Recreation Department program, youagree to allow publication of any photos taken at aprogram, event or facility of the City of WoosterRecreation Department.

Bad WeatherFor weather related cancellations call the Weathe

Line at (330)263-5203.


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Wooster Recreation Department241 S Bever St., Wooster, OH 44691

(330)263-5207~Office Hours~

8:30am 4:30pmMonday Friday

http://www.woosteroh.com/parksandrec.php

Recreation/Community Center StaffJeff Battig Recreation Manager [email protected] Brillhart Recreation Supervisor [email protected] Skeens Recreation Coordinator [email protected] Corbett Recreation Specialist [email protected] Cunningham Customer Service Rep [email protected]

Wooster Parks and Recreation Commission*Mary Bricker Ward 3 (330)345-6048Mike Chirdon Ward 3 (330)345-3527 [email protected] Hilt Ward 4 (330)262-0303 [email protected] Holmes Ward 1Richard Martinez Ward 2 (330)264-0759 [email protected] Packard Ward 2 (330)262-3067 [email protected] Sleek HS RepJeff Battig ex-officio (330)263-5207 [email protected]

*Meets the fourth Monday of alternating months, beginning in January and excluding July. Meetingsbegin at 7pm and are held at the Wooster Community Center. Open to Public*

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Pavilions can be used by reservation Memorial Day Labor Day. Otherwise, they are first come/first serve,nless there is a City of Wooster sponsored event.

Rentals for the 2015 season will begin on January 2nd @ 8:30am on a walk in/first come,irst serve basis. Pavilions available for rent include Oak Hill Park pavilion, Freedlander

Dave Houser pavilion and Christmas Run Park Serving area, #1W, #1E and Finn pavilions

To Rent or to get pricing on a park pavilion, please call the Recreation Department @ (330)263-5207.


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The Friends of Wooster Memorial Park invites you to enjoyhe beauty of Wooster Memorial Park. These public events aresponsored by the Wooster Parks Department and are led by Friends of WoosterMemorial Park volunteers. Children must be accompanied by an adult. All eventswill begin at the Silver Road parking lot. Registration is not required.

Participants should wear sturdy footwear. Bring water, insect repellent, and anythi

else needed for the event. No pets, please.

Check the website of Friends of Wooster Memorial Park for additional informationabout the Park, trails, and activities: http://friendsofwmp.com

Please join us for a chance to experience the beauty of fall at Wooster MemorialPark and to learn about the Little Killbuck Creek which borders a section of the PaDr. Greg Wiles from the College of Wooster will lead this event to the Strock Parceand down to the Little Killbuck. On this, the first geology hike about the Little Killbuchere promises to be much interesting information to learn. Be prepared to crossRathburn Run.

This year there are also a number of running events at Wooster Memorial Park.For details about these events check online at http://friendsofwmp.com.Additional information can be obtained from: Brian Polen at Vertical Runner in Downtown Wooswww.verticalrunner.com or Jason Burgett at Wooster Sweaters Club [email protected]


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Drivers 50+ may begin to experience various obstacles to good driving. Maintain yourgood driving record by attending this informative class. A review of the driving laws, aswell as a discussion of problem areas will be covered. This course is sponsored by theAARP and is classroom only.

(Anyone under 50 may take the course but will not receive a certificate uponcompletion. Lunch can be arranged through Meals on Wheels for $3.00 by calling 330-263-0310 no later than November 13th. Lunch also includes an extra meal in a bag foryou to take home!)

PLEASE CALL (330)263-5207 to PRE-REGISTER.


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Location: Community Center Instructor: Scott Davis

Time: 6:00-9:30pm Fee: Fee is paid at the first class

Must register ONLINE atSession: Dates to be Announced www.wildohio.com

Sponsored by the Wayne County Chapter of the Izaak Walton League. You must register at the Community CenterBEFORE attending AND register online at www.wildohio.com. First-time hunters in Ohio are required to pass this three-night course before applying for a hunting license. The course covers safety in handling firearms and bows and arrows. Italso covers sporting ethics, wildlife ecology, and personal safety outdoors. There is a $5 fee for everyone that attends theclass. Children 12 and under MUST attend with a registered adult.


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Location: Community Center (Gymnastics)TBA (Basketball & Soccer)

Fee: $40/Resident $50/Non-Resident

Days: Tuesdays & Thursdays

Date: October 28th -December 9th

(no class 11/27)

Time: 3 yr. old: 5pm4 &5 yr old: 5:45pm

5 & 6 yr. old: 6:30pm

Session: 3 yr. olds (6900.311)4 yr. olds (6900.321)5 & 6 yr. olds (6900.331)

Deadline: October 13th

Instructor: Lydia Lytle

This class will be taught in a fun environment. Albasic soccer, basketball and gymnastic skills wilbe taught. Parental involvement will be expectedThe progression will be 2 weeks of gymnastics, 2weeks of basketball and 2 weeks of soccer.

Location: Wooster Soccer Complex

Fee: $26/Resident $36/Non-Resident

Days: Tuesdays & Thursdays

Dates: Sept. 16th,18th, 23rd & 25th

Time: 3&4yrs: 5:45pm 4&5yrs: 6:30pm

Session: 3 & 4yrs (6310.302)4 & 5yrs (6310.303)

Deadline: September 12th

Instructor: Lydia Lytle

An instructional clinic designed for 3-5 yearolds. All equipment will be provided. Thebasics will be taught in a fun learningenvironment. Some parental involvement isexpected.

Location: Wooster Soccer Complex

Age: 5 & 6 yr olds. (U5- Born 8/1/09 7/31/10) (U6 Born 8/1/08 7/31/09)

Fee: $44/ Resident $54/Non-Resident

Dates: Clinics September 2nd September 11th

Games September 13th

October 18th

Clinics: Tuesdays & Thursdays Times: 5:00pm/5:45pm/6:30pm

Games: Saturdays Times: Mornings (as scheduled)

Code: 5pm (3310.301) 5:45pm (3310.302) 6:30pm (3310.303)

Deadline: August 27th

Instructor: Lydia Lytle Clinics & WHS Girls Varsity Team-Games

This league features a small soccer field and small micro goals, with4 players per side. Prior participation in soccer clinics is strongly suggested.Please bring a size 3 ball to all clinics. All participants will receive a game t-shirt.


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Fee: $30/Resident$40/Non Resident*REVERSIBLE JERSEY ($18) MUST NOW BE PURCHASED FROM EXPERT TS (221 BEALL AVE)IF YOU HAVE A REVERSIBLE JERSEY THAT FITS YOU DO NOT NEED TO PURCHASE A NEW JERSEY.

Days: Practices: Weeknights Games: Saturdays

Times: 8:00am 6:00pm Dates: Practices begin early September (scheduled by coacGames begin Sept. 13th-October 18th

Code: U7 & U8 Girls: (3320.311) U7 & U8 Boys: (3320.341)U9 & U10 Girls: (3320.321) U9 & U10 Boys: (3320.351)U11 & U12 Girls: (3320.331) U11 & U12 Boys: (3320.361)

Fee: $275/U7 & U8 Team $300/U9 & U10 Team or U11 & U12 TeamDays: Practice as Scheduled Games: Saturdays

Times: 8:00am 6:00pm Dates: Practices begin early September (scheduled by coachGames begin Sept. 13th-October 18th

Code: U7 & U8 Girls A (3321.311) U7 & U8 Boys A (3321.341)U9 & U10 Girls A (3321.321) U9 & U10 Boys A (3321.351)U11 & U12 Girls A (3321.331) U11 & U12 Boys A (3321.361)U7 & U8 Girls B (3321.312) U7 & U8 Boys B (3321.342)

U9 & U10 Girls B (3321.322) U9 & U10 Boys B (3321.352)U11 & U12 Girls B (3321.332) U11 & U12 Boys B (3321.362)

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Location: Gault Rec Center

Fee: $325 per Resident Team$375 per Non Resident Team

Days: Sundays

Times: 1:45pm 8:45pm

Dates: November 9th January 18th

No Games 11/30, 12/21, or 12/28

Code: Girls (3371.311)Boys (3371.321)


For High School girls and boys who enteredgrades 9 12 in Fall of 2014. All play will bewith a futsol soccer ball. Please wear indoor

soccer shoes, NO outdoor cleats.

SESSION II BEGINS JANUARY 25TH


Fee: $325 per Resident Team$375 per Non Resident Team

Days: Friday Evenings U12 & U14Sunday Afternoon U14

Times: 6-9pm Friday11:45pm 2:45pm Sunday

Dates: November 7th January 18th

No Games 11/30, 12/21, or 12/28

Code: Girls U12 (3362.311)

Boys U12 (3362.321)Girls U14 (3363.311)Boys U14 (3363.321)


For U12 & U14 Girls and Boys. 6v6 play(includes keeper). All play will be with a futsolsoccer ball. Please wear indoor soccer shoes,

NO outdoor cleats.


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Location: Gault Rec Center Fee: $37/Resident $47/Non-Resident

Days: Mondays/Wednesdays Times: 6:10 or 7:10pm

Dates: Clinics: Mondays, January 5th & 12th OR Wednesdays, January 7th & 14th

Games: January 21st February 23rd

Code: Session I: Mon. 6:10 Clinic (3420.101) Session III: Wed. 6:10 Clinic (3420.103)Session II: Mon. 7:10 Clinic (3420.102) Session IV: Wed. 7:10 Clinic (3420.104)

Deadline:December 5th

There will be a two week clinic and then kids are placed on a team for league games. League consistsof 3 on 3 games, 8 foot baskets, smaller balls and courts, instructional officiating and no score iskept. Depending on registration numbers, girls and boys may be placed on separate teams or together.

*Please note that the clinic time you sign up for applies to CLINICS ONLY! Games will be once a week on either Monday or

Wednesday @ 6:10 p.m. or 7:10 p.m.


Fee: $100/Winter League Team$150/Other Teams (Not in league)

Days: Friday & SaturdayTimes: 5pm -10pm (Friday) 8am-6pm (Saturda

Dates: December 12th and 13th

Codes: Boys 5th (3461.350) Boys 6th (3461.360)

Girls 5th (3462.350) Girls 6th (3462.360)

Deadline: December 2nd


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Location: Wooster Community Center Community Room

Ages: 8 years and Up (YOUTH & ADULTS)

Fee: Session A: $50/Resident $60/Non ResidentSession B: $15/Resident $17/Non Resident*$6 for a trial class

Days: Thursdays

Dates: Session A: Sept. 18th Nov. 20th (3901.301)Session B: Deember 4th 18th ()

Times: 6 7pm (Thursdays)

Parents must remain in the building during class.

Newcomers are welcome at any class!

Location:Wooster Community Center Community Room

Ages: 18 years and Up (ADULTS ONLY) Fee: Session A: $50/Resident $57/Non ResidentSession B: $15/Resident $17/Non Resident

Time: 6 7pm *$6 for one trial class

Days: Tuesdays

Dates: Session A: September 16th

November 25th

(4901.301)Session B: December 2nd 16th (4901.302) Newcomers are welcome at any class

Tai chi chuan and qigong are Chinese internal arts focused on generating and channeling internal energy, or qi (pronounced cheethroughout the body to generate force and promote health. The movements of tai chi and qigong are smooth, steady and circular. Tand qigong students are trained in breathing exercised, fluidity drills and qi-building exercises. The slower pace and more gentlemovements of tai chi and qigong routines make these arts particularly well suited for adults and seniors interested in increasingflexibility, range of movement or lung capacity.

Instructor BiographySifu Joshua Blakeslee has been training in the martial arts for over 20 years. Sifu Joshua, is a direct student of Grandmaster Glenn Wilson and a member in good standing of the Pai Lum Tao International White Dragon Warrior Society (W.D.W.S.). Sifu Joshua is thOhio State W.D.W.S. representative and has served as the W.D.W.S. state representative for Indiana and Rhode Island; and the headinstructor of the Malones Gymnastics Kung Fu/Wushu program in Lafayette, Indiana. In addition to Pai Lum Tao Kung Fu, Tai Chi &Qigong, Sifu Joshua has trained in: Chank chuan (longfist) kung fu, eagle claw kung fu, wing chung kung fu, Shorin-ryu and Goju-r

karate and Korean art of Chungmudo.

Kung fu (also called wushu) is a Chinese martial art emphasizing flexibility and the use of internal force. Chinese kung fu began in Shaolin Temple around 527 C.E. and is almost 2,000 years old. There are many different types of kung fu; some imitate animals sucthe dragon, snake, mantis or crane, while others are named for a type of movement, like the northern long fist routines. Kung fumovements are circular and rely on internal force to generate power. Kung fu students are trained in striking with hands and feet, sjiao close quarters grappling and chin na (joint-locking and manipulation). Intermediate and advanced students may receive instrucin Chinese weapons including the staff, spear, broadsword, straight sword, halberd, etc. The kung fu program at the WoosterCommunity Center provides instruction in traditional Pai Lum Tao kung fu. Our program is designed to accommodate students of aages and experience levels. No prior martial arts training is necessary. Family group participation is encouraged!


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At the Wooster Community Center241 S Bever St, Wooster

Carol Mills - Instructor

Mondays & Wednesdays 6:00 7:00pm

$50 Resident 10 session class$57 Non Resident 10 session class

$6 walk-in

Session A: September 15 October 15 (4510.301)Session B: October 20 November 19 (4510.302)

Session C: November 24 December 29 (no class 12/24) (4510.30

Newcomers are welcome at any session!

$50 Resident$60 Non Residentper SessionDeadline: Before session begins(during normal business hours)

Times: 6:00 7:30pm

August 11th October 20th

(4220.204)

Times: 10:00 11:30am

September 11th November 13th

(4230.301)

Location: Community Center Newcomers welcome at any class!

Fee: $27/Resident $37/Non Resident (10punches)Days: Thursdays$5/Daily

Code: 7610.300 Time: 8:45am 9:45am

Dates: May 1 August 28 Instructor: Winnie Wyant

Join this lively group of line dancers who enjoy learning new dances as well as reviewing old. Classparticipants are offered the option of joining the line dance troupe, The Borderline Line Dancers, for

performances at local events. A significant amount of class time will be devoted to rehearsing forperformances. This class is for experienced line dancers.

Founded in 2001, Zumba Fitness is a global lifestyle brand that fuses fitness, entertainment and culture into an exhilaratingdance-fitness sensation! Zumba exercise classes are Fitness Parties that blend upbeat world rhythms with easy-to-follow

choreography for a total-body workout that feels like a celebration!


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Location: Wooster High School Ellen Shapiro Natatorium

Ages: 50+

Fee: Session A: $62/Resident $75/Non ResidentSession B: $59/Resident $71/Non Resident

Days: Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays

Dates: Session A: August 18 October 17 (7110.301)(No class 8/25, 8/27, 8/29 & 9/1)

Session B: October 20 December 19 (7110.302)(No class 11/26, 11/28, 12/1, 12/3 & 12/5)

Times: 10:30am 11:30am

nstructor: Lydia Lytle Newcomers are welcome at any class!

Water exercise is a great way to get the benefits of a fitness workout without the sweat and usual injury rist reduces the burden on stress-bearing joints and muscles making it less likely to cause injury or muscle

soreness. Water exercise burns calories, builds cardio endurance; and increases muscle strength, flexibiliand lung capacity. The movement of water against and over the body results in both massage and relaxatiproviding a calming effect. Its also more discreet than other forms of exercise because its performed und

water! So why wait--take the plunge! (This co-rec class is held in shallow water. Sandals or water shoes aresuggested for locker rooms.)

Ages: 50+ Location: Community CenterFee: $27/Resident 10punch $5/Daily Days: Monday, Wednesday, Friday

$37/Non-Resident 10punch Dates: Punch Cards good ALL YEAR!Times: 9:00am 10:00am No class 11/26 & 11/28Code: 7200.300 Instructor: Lydia Lytle

Newcomers are welcome at any class! No matter what your age, the benefits of exercise are the sancreased energy and self-esteem, conditioned heart and lungs, improved muscle tone and greater functio

bones and joints. This class offers a total body, low-impact workout. The class is open to both men and woand includes both standing and sitting exercises. The fee listed is to purchase a 10-punch card (1 punch pclass). You will need to purchase more cards as your punches are used up.

Newcomers are welcome at any class! Muscles that have not been used for some time can berevitalized at any age with a weight-strengthening program. Men and women 55+ will use 1, 2, and 3 lb. hanweights & dynabands to increase muscle strength, boost energy and increase bone mass. The fee listed ispurchase a 10-punch card (1 punch per class).You will need to purchase more cards as your punches are used up.

Ages: 50+ Location: Community CenterFee: $27/Resident 10punch $5/Daily Days: Monday, Wednesday, Friday

$37/Non-Resident 10punch Dates: Punch Cards good ALL YEAR!Times: 1:30pm 2:15pm No class 11/26 & 11/28Code: 7300.300 Instructor: Margo Miller & Lydia Lytle


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Location: Community Center

Fee: $1.50/10 games($1 towards winning pot/$.50 room usage fee)

Days: Tuesdays

Time: 1:00pm

Location: Community Center

Fee: $1.00/person($.50 towards winning pot/$.50 room usage fee)

Days: Thursdays

Times: 1:00pm

The following activities for people 50+ are free of charge and are held at theCommunity Center. The regular participants would like to invite anyone interested to

join them for these exciting activities. If you would like to get out and meet greatpeople and enjoy an old favorite or learn a new hobby drop in and check these out!

BilliardsDays: Monday-FridayTime: 8:30am-4:30pm

Miscellaneous CardsDays: Monday-Friday

Time: Noon 4pm

Ping PongDays: Monday, Wednesday, Friday

Time: 10:00am

Daily Card GroupsBridge Resumes in September

Dup. Bridge.Fridays, 12:300pmEuchre...Thursdays, 1:00pm


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Location: Community Center Ages: 50+ ONLY

Fee: Year - $75/Resident $85/Non ResidentMonth - $12/Resident $14/Non Resident

Days: Monday Friday Time: 8:30am 4:30pm

Our Senior Fitness Room includes the following equipment:-5 treadmills -3 recumbent bicycles-1 recumbent stepper -1 leg press machine-2 elliptical trainers -1 leg extension/curl machine-1chest press machine -1 shoulder press machine-1 biceps/triceps machine -1 back extension machine-1 abdominal machine -1 torso rotation machine-1 rowing machine -1 abduction/adduction machine


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Wooster Recreation Fall 2014 Activities Brochure