Program Guide REVISED 4.26.2018

Rock'N River Waterpark
Located in Old Settlers Park

3300 E. Palm Valley Blvd.
roundrocktexas.gov/river
DETAILS COMING SOON!
Visit www.roundrocktexas.gov/parksandrec
for more information
2 Register online at www.RoundRockRecreation.com
ROUND ROCK PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENTS
Parks and Recreation Office

301 W. Bagdad, Suite 250
Round Rock, TX 78664 Table of Contents
Phone: 512-218-5540
Office Hours 50+ Adults (Baca Center)................................................................... 6
Mon.–Fri.: 8:00am–5:00pm
Adaptive & Inclusive Recreation (AIR)...................................... 14
Clay Madsen Recreation Center
1600 Gattis School Road Afterschool/Preschool Programs................................................. 17
Round Rock, TX 78664
Aquatics & Swim Lessons.............................................................. 20
Phone: 512-218-3220
Administration Office Hours Arts & Enrichment........................................................................... 34
Mon.–Fri.: 8:00am–6:00pm
Camps................................................................................................... 36
Allen R. Baca Center
301 W. Bagdad, Building 2 Fitness & Wellness........................................................................... 48
Round Rock, TX 78664
Phone 512-218-5499
Outdoor Recreation & Adventure............................................... 51
Administration Office Hours Special Events.................................................................................... 51

Mon.–Thurs.: 8:00am–5:00pm
Fri.: 8:00am–4:00pm Sports.................................................................................................... 54
Register online at
www.RoundRockRecreation.com
Reasonable Accommodations Statement

City of Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department will provide reasonable accommodations to individuals with a disability by
contacting our administrative office at 512-218-5540 at least one (1) month before the start of a program or class to discuss any
accommodations that may be necessary.
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ALLEN R. BACA CENTER FOR SENIOR AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
301 West Bagdad, Building 2 • Round Rock, TX 78664 • 512-218-5499 • www.bacacenter.com
Holiday Hours
April 1
Easter Holiday | Closed
May 28
Memorial Day | Closed
July 4
Independence Day | Closed
September 3
Labor Day | Closed
Hours of Operation Weight Room Hours

Monday-Thursday | 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Thursday | 8:00am-8:00pm
Friday | 8:00am-4:00pm Friday | 8:00am-4:00pm
Saturday & Sunday | 9:00am-12:00pm
Membership Information
Membership Type 12-MONTH 1-MONTH WALK-IN
SENIOR WITHOUT WEIGHT ROOM
$25 $3 $1
(ages 50+)
SENIOR WITH WEIGHT ROOM (ages 50+) $50 $9 $3
BACA/CMRC COMBO (ages 50+) $85 N/A N/A
BACA/CMRC COUPLE COMBO (ages 50+) $160 N/A N/A
BACA WEIGHT ROOM ONLY (ages 21-49) $65 $12 $5
BACA/CMRC COMBO WEIGHT ROOM ONLY
$145 N/A N/A
(ages 21-49)

CLAY MADSEN RECREATION CENTER
1600 Gattis School Road • Round Rock, TX 78664 • 512-218-3220 • www.claymadsenrec.com

Holiday Hours
April 1
Easter Holiday | Closed
May 28
Memorial Day | Closed
July 4
Independence Day | Closed
September 3
Labor Day | Closed
Walk–In Policy
Walk–in users are
required to have a CMRC
ID for entry.
Youth
Facility Hours of Operation Indoor Pool Hours of Operation (20 years and under):
Monday-Thursday | 5:00am-10:00pm Monday-Thursday | 5:30am-9:30pm $6 first visit,
Friday | 5:00am-9:00pm Friday | 5:30am-8:30pm $1 per visit with ID card
Saturday | 7:00am-7:00pm Saturday | 7:30am-6:30pm
Sunday | 10:00am-6:00pm Sunday | 10:30am-5:30pm
Membership Information MEMBERSHIP AMENITIES

Membership Type 12-MONTH 3-MONTH 1-MONTH • Group Exercise Classes (Floor & Water)
FAMILY $285 $75 $30 • Open Adult Volleyball Play
COUPLE (ages 21-49) $200 $55 $25 • Equipment Checkout
SENIOR COUPLE (ages 50+) $115 $35 $20 • Racquetball Courts
ADULT (ages 21-49) $125 $40 $20 • Pickleball Open Play
SENIOR (ages 50+) $70 $25 $15 • Racquetball Challenge Court Night
YOUTH (ages 20 and under) $70 $25 $15 • Two Full Size Sports Gymnasium
CMRC/BACA COMBO-WEIGHT ROOM • Racquetball Court Reservation Privileges
$140 N/A N/A
ONLY (ages 21-49)
• 6 Lane, 25-yard Indoor Pool
CMRC/BACA COMBO (ages 50+) $85 N/A N/A
• TV/Game Room
CMRC/BACA COUPLE COMBO (ages 50+) $160 N/A N/A
• Indoor Walking/Jogging Track
**Corporate & Military Discounts Available; Please see Front Desk for more information. • Weight & Cardio Room
FAMILY—Persons listed on the family membership have to be members of the same immediate family, ADULT—Adults who are 21 years of age and older.
living in the same household, claimed on the two adult’s IRS tax return and are under 21 years of age. A SENIOR— Adults who are 50 years of age and older.
maximum of two (2) adults can be on a family membership. YOUTH—Youth who are 20 years of age and younger. Youths who are 17 years of age and younger must
COUPLE—Any two (2) people who live in the same residence. obtain a parent/guardian’s signature on the memberhips form before a membership will be given.
SENIOR COUPLE—One (1) adult over 50 years of age and one (1) other person living in the same residence.

50+ ADULTS (BACA CENTER)
Cards/Games
AMERICAN CHINESE MAH JONG
This group is an on-going group that meets weekly. Game sets of 166 Chinese tiles are used. This style offers a new and exciting game which will stimulate
your mind. Previous instruction required.
Dates Days Times Location Fee

Ongoing Mon. 12:30-4:30pm Music Room Free for Members
AMERICAN MAH JONG - EXPERIENCED PLAYERS

Experienced players meet on the 3rd Wednesday, 9:15am-12:30pm. Contact Terry at makj3bc@gmail.com to be added to the players list.

Ongoing 3rd Wed. 9:15am-12:30pm Music Room Free for Members
(No program on 7/4)
BINGO
Join the Baca Center for bingo and a chance to win points. Each participant can choose up to 3 bingo cards for play. During the summer months of June
through August, members can bring a grandchild age 7 and up to participate in bingo for an extra fee of $3. Winners can cash-in their points for grocery/
household items. *Baca members.

Ongoing Fri. 10:00-11:30am Dining Room *$2
BRIDGE
The Baca Center offers various types of bridge games for all abilities. Bridge was derived from the English game of Whist in the 18th Century. Cards originated
in China as far back as the 9th Century. The duplicate and evening bridge are for ADVANCED players that have a partner. The neighbors and fun bridge are for
everyone and you do not need a partner. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to play time. *Advanced players ONLY and MUST have a partner.

Ongoing—Duplicate* Mon. 1:00-4:30pm Mtg. Room Free for Members
Ongoing—Evening* Tues. 6:30-9:00pm Mtg. Room Free for Members
Ongoing—Neighbors 3rd Wed. 9:30am-12:30pm Craft Room Free for Members
Ongoing—Fun Thurs. 12:30-4:00pm Mtg. Room Free for Members
(No program on 7/4)
BUNCO
This is a fun fast-paced dice game that anyone can learn. Winners receive either a $5 or $10 gift card to Walmart. The games are held on the 1st and 3rd
Tuesday evenings, 6:30-8:30pm. *Baca members.

Ongoing 1st & 3rd Tues. 6:30pm Craft Room *$3
CANASTA
The Baca Center offers three different types of Canasta for your card-playing enjoyment. Canasta is a rummy-like card game that can usually be learned in a
couple of sessions. Just come and join in. Please arrive at least 10 minutes prior to start time to assure your place at a table. Latecomers may not get to play.

Ongoing—Texas Tues. 12:30-4:00pm Mtg. Room Free for Members
Ongoing—Racehorse Thurs. 12:30-3:45pm Mtg. Room Free for Members

DOMINOES
The Baca Center offers various opportunities to play games of dominoes.

Ongoing—Chicken Foot Wed. 10:00-11:30am Mtg. Room Free for Members
Ongoing—Dominoes “42” Mon. & Wed. 12:30-3:30pm Craft or Mtg. Room Free for Members
Ongoing—Mexican Train Wed. 10:00-11:30am Mtg. Room Free for Members
Ongoing—Mexican Train Fri. 12:30-3:30pm Mtg. Room Free for Members
(No program on 7/4)
PINOCHLE
This group meets on a weekly basis to play Pinochle which is a trick-taking game that takes lots of concentration. Monday play is open to anyone wishing
to play or learn pinochle while Tuesday is for ADVANCED players only. Please arrive at least 15 minutes prior to start time to assure your place at a table.
Latecomers may not get to play.

Ongoing Mon. 11:30am-4:00pm Mtg. Room Free for Members
Ongoing Tues. 12:30-4:00pm Mtg. Room Free for Members
SPADES
This group meets to play Spades and other fun card games. Please arrive 15 minutes early so groups can be formed to play.

Ongoing Wed. 1:00pm-4:00pm Mtg. Room Free for Members
(No program on 7/4)
Clubs & Special Interest

AARP
“AARP is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for all as we age. AARP leads positive social change and delivers value to members through information,
advocacy and service.” Membership is open to persons age 50+. You must be a member of the National Chapter to join a local chapter.

5/9 Wed. 1:15pm Grand Room Free for Members
6/13 Wed. 1:15pm Grand Room Free for Members
ART CLUB
The art club includes artists with interests in all media such as oil, acrylic, pen & ink, watercolor, 3D art and photography. You can find their artwork displayed
throughout the center and many are available for purchase. New artists are always welcome. There is a nominal fee to join the Art Club that you pay directly
to the group. The fee helps pay for monthly demonstrations.

6/6 & 6/20 Wed. 1:00-3:00pm Craft Room Free for Members
7/18 Wed. 1:00-3:00pm Craft Room Free for Members
8/1 & 8/15 Wed. 1:00-3:00pm Craft Room Free for Members
(No program on 7/4)
BENEFITS COUNSELING
Benefits Counseling is provided for those in need of information on Medicare, prescription plans, Medicaid and food stamps. This is a one-on-one consultation
with benefits counselor Nancy Kind. This is offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

BENEFITS COUNSELING
6/6 Wed. 9:00-11:00am Lobby Free
8/1 Wed. 9:00-11:00am Lobby Free
BOOK DISCUSSION
Book Discussions group meets on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. The group discusses a variety of classic and contemporary essays, short stories, dramas,
and poetry that present ideas of enduring human significance. Contact the Baca Center for more information on the group and what the reading material
will be for each meeting date.

6/12 Tues. 1:00-2:30pm Conference Room Free for Members
CINEMA MOVIES
Join the Baca Center on the 3rd Wednesday of each month 1:00-3:00pm for a movie (unless noted otherwise). Popcorn and lemonade will be provided. Chil-
dren ages 7 and up are welcome to come during the summer and a family movie will be shown. To see what movie will be playing, check out the current
issue of the Baca Buzz.

6/20 Wed. 1:00-3:00pm Mtg. Room Free for Members
DAFFODIL DOLLS
This group is for all ladies that are interested in fun and fellowship. The ladies wear yellow and participate in fun activities. They meet on the 1st Wednesday
of each month.

6/6 Wed. 10:30-11:30am Craft Room Free for Members
8/1 Wed. 10:30-11:30am Craft Room Free for Members
GARDEN CLUB
The Round Rock Area Garden Club meets the 1st Monday of each month throughout the year unless that Monday is a holiday. After a brief social and business
meeting, the club provides gardening hints, plans field trips, and presents speakers who are knowledgeable about meeting the challenges of gardening in our
particular soil and climate. Membership is free to Baca Center members; others pay $1 walk-in fee. For information, contact club president Teresa Robinson,
terobin@suddenlink.net.

6/4 Mon. 9:00-10:30am Grand Room Free for Members
WOODCARVERS CLUB
The Woodcarvers Club gets together to practice, learn and create wood carved objects. No experience necessary, however tools are needed to participate.

Ongoing Tues. 9:00-11:00am Mtg. Room Free for Members

WRITING CLUB
Participants are welcome to share their writing and get feedback, read someone else’s work or just come to listen. View the club’s anthologies on amazon.
com by searching for Baca Writing Club; another book is always in progress so it is not too late for you to have your work published. For more information,
e-mail bacawritingclub@gmail.com.

Ongoing Mon. 1:00-2:30pm Conference Room Free for Members
Ongoing Thurs. 10:00-11:30am Conference Room Free for Members
Crafts
CRAFTY CRITTERS
Crafters meet to sew, knit and make their own items/crafts. Join the group to craft or learn from each other. This group also participates in various craft fairs.

Ongoing Tues. 10:00am-2:00pm Craft Room Free for Members
(No program on 12/26)
Dance
KUPUNA HULA FOR BEGINNERS
All dancers will meet at 1:45pm for basic instruction, technique, and Hawaiian language and history. Ladies will wear black t-shirts and a wrap or pa’u skirt;
men will wear black shorts or pants and black t-shirt. Dancers who want to continue and to perform will need the class pa’u (purchased through the kumu)
and class t-shirt. Also, dancers should bring three-ring notebooks to class. No new students after the first 2 classes in a session.

5/4 - 6/29 Fri. 1:45-3:30pm Aerobics Room Free for Members
KUPUNA HULA FOR INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED DANCERS

The Intermediate class will learn more advanced techniques and dances. Kumu approval is needed; dancers must also attend the beginning class. Ladies will
wear class pa’u and t-shirt, men will wear black shorts or t-shirt and class t-shirt. Instructor approval is required.

LATIN DANCING
This self-led group joins together to learn from each other and to dance, dance, dance.

Ongoing Wed. 1:00-3:00pm Aerobics Room Free for Members
(No program on 7/4)

LET’S DANCE
Have fun, exercise and socialize at the same time! Join your friends on the first Friday of each month for a social dance. Lemonade and coffee will be pro-
vided. Bring your own refreshments, snacks and BYOB. No guests, under age 50. Please register in advance. Join the group for FREE line dance lessons at
6:30pm. Dances with a band cost $5 for members and $10 for non-members. All other dances, moderated by our own DJ, are FREE for members and $5 for
non-members.
Dates Days Times Location Code Fee
6/1 Fri. 7:00-9:30pm Grand Room 11057 Free for Members
LINE DANCING, BEGINNING TO INTERMEDIATE

This class is for those interested in learning new and traditional line dances. Instructor approval required for this class. *Baca members.

Ongoing Mon. 10:10-11:10am Aerobics Room *$3/class
TEJANO TIME
This award-winning group is self-led and meets to enjoy Tejano dancing. Group leaders provide the Tejano music for this multi-generational program.

Ongoing Thurs. 1:00-3:00pm Aerobics Room Free for Members
Educational
COMPUTER SUPPORT
Is your data backed up, your warranty over, want to fix your computer yourself? Join Scott Wheeler for “how to” classes which will cover cleaning up your
Windows operating system, install/uninstall applications/drivers, troubleshoot diagnostics, manage viruses, and more. Bring your laptop to the class. If you
have a PC do a print screen of your issue. MUST register by 5pm the Wednesday prior and if no registrations, instructor will NOT show up. *Baca members.

Ongoing Sat. 9:30-11:00am Conference Room *$5/class
Fitness
GROUP EXERCISE-BACA
The Baca center believes that a healthy and active lifestyle is for everyone at every age. The Baca center offers classes for their members throughout the day
that are included in the weight room membership fees. Non-members must pay the walk -in fees. Please see the Baca front desk for current group exercise
schedule and class guidelines. Non-members must pay the visitor pass rate of $3/class. Class participation is limited based on space & equipment.
PERSONAL TRAINING-BACA Fees

Adults age 50+ can get some one on one fitness with a certi- 1 Personal Fitness Consultation Free
fied personal trainer at the Baca Center. Our certified trainer will 3 Personal Training Sessions $75
personalize a workout just for you and your physical limitations 5 Personal Training Sessions $115
if needed. Personal training is only available for Baca members.
One free consultation is given to Baca members. Schedule your 10 Personal Training Sessions $225
consultation and register for personal training sessions with the 15 Personal Training Sessions $315
Baca Front Desk call 512-218-5499. 20 Personal Training Sessions $400

SMALL GROUP PERSONAL TRAINING

If the large group classes and one-on-one training is not your thing, then try Small Group Training! SGPT is designed to provide participants
!
NEW a non-intimidating environment that has the structure of group exercise but the individual experience of Personal Training. Groups have their
choice of number of sessions; the meeting times and days are discussed between the small group and their personal trainer. RESCHEDULING
IS PROHIBITED. Call or stop by the Baca Center for more information and get signed up today!
PAIRS TRAINING
4 SESSIONS (30 Minutes) 8 SESSIONS (30 Minutes)
$50 / PERSON $90 / PERSON
COMPLETE IN 30 DAYS COMPLETE IN 60 DAYS
*Sessions must be completed within the allotted days stated above. Any sessions not used will be discontinued.*
WEIGHT ROOM ORIENTATION - BACA

Are you new to working out or just interested in learning how to use the machines in the Baca weight room? Then this is the course for you! This 30-minute
class will teach you the general rules of the weight room along with weight room etiquette. You will also learn proper technique for our machines. Please
see the front desk or call 512-218-5499 to schedule your orientation. Weight Room Orientation is offered every Wednesday.

6/7 - 8/30 Wed. 11:00am Weight Room FREE
CHAIR YOGA FOR WELLNESS

This weekly class is perfect for people who may have difficulty getting to the floor and back up in a regular yoga class. The chair provides support and stability,
allowing the student to experience a yoga class where poses are easily accessible. A chair yoga practice will benefit students in many of the same ways as a
mat practice; improving flexibility, strength, circulation, range of motion, balance, posture, breathing and a calming of the mind. This class is beginner friendly
and suitable for people with limitations. Class ends with a 5-10 minute guided meditation. Visit monkeymonkeyyoga.com for more info. Instructor: Angela
Richter-Gronross, E-RYT 500

3/7 - 3/28 Wed. 9:00-10:00am Mtg. Room 1 4103 $29
4/4 - 4/25 Wed. 9:00-10:00am Mtg. Room 1 4105 $38
5/2 - 5/23 Wed. 9:00-10:00am Mtg. Room 1 4106 $38
6/6 - 6/27 Wed. 9:00-10:00am Mtg. Room 1 11668 $38
7/11 - 7/25 Wed. 9:00-10:00am Mtg. Room 1 11669 $29
8/8 - 8/29 Wed. 9:00-10:00am Mtg. Room 1 11670 $38

(Class will not meet 3/14, 7/4)
PICKLEBALL
Pickleball is a fun sport that combines many elements of tennis, badminton and ping-pong. It can be played indoors or outdoors and is played with a paddle
and plastic ball with holes. Can be played as doubles or singles.

Ongoing Mon. 1:00-4:00pm Grand Room Free for Members
Ongoing Wed. 8:00-11:00am Grand Room Free for Members
(No program on 7/4)
SITTERCIZE
This workout is designed for individuals who need a less strenuous exercise class. Participants do low-impact chair exercises with hand weights while work-
ing on increasing flexibility, endurance, and strength.

Ongoing Mon.-Thurs. 10:30-11:00am Mtg. Room Free for Members
(No program on 7/4)

TAI CHI
A Chinese martial art and meditative movement class designed to increase your sense of balance, cardiovascular fitness and joint flexibility. First class is free
and is offered by the Taoist Tai Chi Society at the Baca Center. *Baca members.

Ongoing—Intro Fri. 9:00-10:00am Grand Room *$3/class
Language
CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH
This is an informal, inclusive, and fun group for persons who already know/speak some Spanish and want to improve their conversational and reading skills.
Classes will include grammar, conversation, writing exercises, reading aloud, and more. No textbook required.

Ongoing Sat. 9:30-11:00am Conference Room *$5/class
Music
KLUB KARAOKE
This program meets every Tuesday for 2 hours. People of all skill levels can sing and receive applause for their efforts. If you are not sure you are ready to
perform in front of an audience, come in and enjoy listening. Songs from the 30’s to 90’s are provided and the group has FUN!!

Ongoing Tues. 1:00-3:00pm Music Room Free for Members
KARAOKE KLUB IN SPANISH

This self-led and inspired group meets on the 1st Thursday of each month to sing their hearts out in Spanish. The group leader brings a large selection of
Spanish songs.

6/7 Thurs. 10:00-11:30am Music Room Free for Members
PERFORMANCE GROUP
Tired of waiting a year between talent shows? The Performance Group rehearsals are going on every Thursday at 1:00pm in the Music Room. If you would like
to sing, dance, play an instrument, tell jokes, read poetry, read an original story, perform a skit, this is your chance. A “show” will take place on the 4th Thursday
of each month. If you are interested in participating, you must sign up at the Baca Center and attend a mandatory rehearsal. For more details, check out the
Baca Buzz. Come to entertain and be entertained. No experience necessary just a desire to perform.

Ongoing Practice Thurs. 1:00-3:00pm Music Room Free for Members
6/28—Show Thurs. 1:00pm Grand Room Free for Members

SING -A- LONG

The Sing-A-Long group sings show tunes, country and pop music from the 20th Century. Song books are provided and new singers are always welcome.

Ongoing Fri. 1:00-2:30pm Mtg. Room Free for Members
Special Events
SPECIAL EVENTS
The Baca Center offers many fun and exciting events throughout the year. For more information, call the center or view the latest newsletter at www.Baca-
Center.com.
Travel
LOCAL TRIPS – BACA CENTER
Adults age 50+ can travel with the Baca Center throughout Central Texas to see new places, museums, plays, sporting events, movies, concerts and restaurants.
Travel is within three hours of the center and there are no overnight trips. To view the current trips the Baca Center offers, check out the latest newsletter at
www.BacaCenter.com.
ADAPTIVE & INCLUSIVE RECREATION (AIR)
Adaptive Aquatics
Round Rock Parks and Recreation is pleased to offer our Adaptive Aquatics Swim Program designed for special needs swimmers. Utilizing the Clay Madsen Recre-
ation Center Pool, smaller classes in a calmer setting allow the instructors to adapt and focus on the strengths and unique attributes of each swimmer.
The Adaptive Aquatics Swim Program consists of two levels of courses designed to meet a wide range of emotional and developmental abilities and focus on water
education, developing water safety, and swimming skills. All Adaptive Aquatics classes are held at Clay Madsen Recreation Center Pool. Classes meet for 6 sessions.
ADAPTIVE AQUATICS -ASSISTED

Swimmers & assistants (Parent/Guardian/Aide) work together in the water with our Adaptive Aquatics Instructors to develop a personalized curriculum in
a small group setting. Whether you are looking for water therapy or for your child to begin learning swimming strokes and safety techniques, this class is
adaptable to the needs of your swimmer. Multiple adults per child are welcome. Class ratio is 1:6 swimmer & assistant. | Ages 3 and up

6/9-7/21* Sat. 9:00-9:25am CMRC- Pool 11895 $55
*No Class Sat 7/7
FUNDAMENTAL AQUATIC SKILLS

Swimmers are introduced to water skills and begin developing positive attitudes, good swimming habits & safe practices around water. This course focuses
on fundamental skills, including learning how to float without support and to recover to a vertical position. This class is for independent swimmers that do
not require a full time, in-water aid. Class ratio is 1:3. | Ages 5 and up

6/9-7/21* Sat. 9:45-10:10am CMRC- Pool 11896 $55
*No Class Sat 7/7

Camps
ADAPTIVE SPRING BREAK CAMP
Spring into a week of camp with us! Adaptive Youth is for ages 6-12 and Teen is for ages 13-21 with disabilities. The daily adventures will be filled with indoor
and outdoor activities, sports, cooking, arts and crafts, and field trips! Please bring a sack lunch and rest mats. Morning and afternoon snack provided. Youth
Camp Ratio is 1 team member for every 4 campers. Teen Camp Ratio is 1 team member for every 5 campers. Campers must be able to behave and function
within this ratio. Spaces are limited.

3/12 - 3/16 Mon.-Fri. 7:00am-6:00pm CMRC MP Room Youth- 4829/Teen-4832 $160
ADAPTIVE SUMMER DAY CAMP | YOUTH & TEEN

Adaptive Youth Camp is for youth (ages 5-12) with disabilities; Adaptive Teen Camp is for teens and adults (ages 13-21) with disabilities. This program offers
daily activities, each related to the weekly theme, including swimming, field trips, arts and crafts, sports, drama, cooking, group games and lots of fun. Morning
and afternoon snacks provided. Campers need to bring sack lunches daily. Youth camp Ratio is 1 team member for every 4 campers; Teen Camp Ratio is 1
team member for every 5 campers; Campers must be able to behave and function within this ratio. Spaces are limited, Register Early!
Payments for Summer Day Camps must be made in full or agree to a monthly payment plan. If utilizing the monthly payment plan, your total amount due
will be broken up into 3 payments: 30% due at time of registration, 35% due on May 1st and 35% due on June 1st. For payment plan information, please visit
our website at www.claymadsenrec.com.
Youth Course Teen Course

Camp Dates Weekly Theme Field Trips Fee
Code Code
June 4 - 8 11825 11835 Kick Off the Summer Gattiland $160
June 11 - 15 11826 11836 The Great Outdoors Candlelight Ranch $160
June 18 - 22 11827 11837 The Mighty Jungle Cameron Park Zoo $160
June 25 - 29 11828 11838 Camp Olympics Morgan’s Wonderland $160
July 2 – 6* 11829 11839 Red, White, and Blue Reunion Ranch $130
July 9 - 13 11830 11840 Wet ‘n Wild Inspiration Island $160
July 16 - 20 11831 11841 Winter in July The Thinkery/Austin Park ‘n Pizza $160
July 23 - 27 11832 11842 Tropical Paradise Summer Fun USA $160
July 30 - August 3 11833 11843 Movin’ and Groovin’ Cici’s Pizza $160
August 6 - 10 11834 11844 The Final Fun-tier Pump It Up $160
*No Camp July 4
*Field Trips are subject to change*

Days: Monday – Friday Time: 7:00am – 6:00pm
Where: Clay Madsen Recreation Center
iCAN BIKE CAMP

! We are excited to host the iCan Bike Camp in conjunction with Variety, The Children’s
NEW Charity of Texas and iCan Shine. In this program, riders learn to balance, pedal, steer and
take off on their own, many in five days or less. We will help guide your child into gaining
confidence to last a lifetime – achieved in just 5 days, attending 75 minutes each day.
Participants must be at least 8 years old, have a disability, walk without an assistive device, be able to side
step to both sides, be able to wear a properly fitted bike helmet and not exceed 220 pounds.

7/16 - 7/20 Mon.-Fri. 8:30-9:45am CMRC Gym Court 2 11881 $50
7/16 - 7/20 Mon.-Fri. 10:05-11:20am CMRC Gym Court 2 11883 $50
7/16 - 7/20 Mon.-Fri. 11:40am-12:55pm CMRC Gym Court 2 11885 $50
7/16 - 7/20 Mon.-Fri. 2:00-3:15pm CMRC Gym Court 2 11886 $50
7/16 - 7/20 Mon.-Fri. 3:35-4:50pm CMRC Gym Court 2 11887 $50

YOGA, ART & SCIENCE CAMP

!
NEW Participant explore yoga, art and science in this fun and unique camp! Individuals are taught both physical and mental yoga-inspired relax-
ation techniques in an enjoyable way. The fee includes all materials and supplies, except for a yoga mat. Individuals must bring their own
sticky yoga mats or mats may be purchased in class for an additional fee of $15. Instructor: Debra King-Isaacs DC, RYT. | Ages 6-12

7/9 - 7/13 Mon.-Fri. 1:00-3:00pm Baca Mtg. Rm. 3 11880 $160
Fitness
ALL ABILITIES FITNESS
This is a developing group exercise class for individuals of all abilities. A variety of exercises will be taught including yoga, stretch, balance, strength and
more! The group will follow a main instructor; additional employees will be assisting the group. Parents/Guardians/Caregivers are allowed to assist. Come
in comfortable work out attire and bring water! We can ALL be fit! For ages 13 and up

4/2 - 4/23: Yoga Mon. 6:00-6:30pm 6:00-6:30pm 4851 $12
4/30 - 5/21: Zumba Mon. 6:00-6:30pm 6:00-6:30pm 4852 $15
6/4 - 6/25: Variety Mon. 6:00-6:30pm 6:00-6:30pm 11991 $15
7/9 - 7/30: Variety Mon. 6:00-6:30pm 6:00-6:30pm 11992 $15
8/6 - 8/27: Variety Mon. 6-6:30pm 6-6:30pm 11993 $15
Social Activities
MONTHLY SOCIAL CONNECTIONS
Each month come a join us for a different activity with our social connections. A variety of activities are planned for you to engage with friends, serve the
community, meet up and socialize!

3/23: Egg Decorating Fri. 6:00-8:00pm CMRC-Mtg. Room 4859 $3
4/20: Picnic in the Park Fri. 6:00-7:00pm Play For All Park 4860 $3
5/18: Game Night Fri. 6:00-7:00pm CMRC-Mtg. Room 4861 $3
6/22: Pool Party Fri. 6:00-7:00pm TBA 11994 $3
7/20: Movie Night Fri. 6:00-7:00pm TBA 11995 $3
Special Events
PLAY FOR ALL SPECIAL NEEDS EGG HUNT
Dell Children’s Ascension and Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department invite you to come
out to the Play for All Abilities Park for our 5th annual special needs Easter egg hunt. This is a
family-centered event, focusing on active participation for children with various disabilities or lim-
itations. Hunt for the eggs high and low, Look for the golden eggs for special prizes! Siblings are
welcome to participate in the hunt. Pre-registration for this event is encouraged. There are a limited
number of participants allowed in each hunt, so sign up early to secure your space.
Hunting Schedule:
9:00am: Special needs children ages 5 and under with siblings of any age.
9:45am: Special needs children ages 5 and under with siblings of any age.
10:30am: Special needs children ages 6 and older with siblings of any age.
11:15am: Special needs children ages 6 and older with siblings of any age.

PLAY FOR ALL SPECIAL NEEDS EGG HUNT
3/24 Sat. 9:00am (Ages 0-5) Play for All Park 4836 Free
3/24 Sat. 9:45am (Ages 0-5) Play for All Park 4837 Free
3/24 Sat. 10:30 (Ages 6 & up) Play for All Park 4838 Free
3/24 Sat. 11:15am (Ages 6 & up) Play for All Park 4839 Free
SPRING FLING DANCE

Spring is here! Spring on over and enjoy a dance for individuals with special needs. Spring time fun dancing, buzz around and socialize with friends, enjoy
snacks and make fun memories! Chaperone/caregivers allowed free admission.

4/6 Fri. 6:00-8:00pm Rabb House 4834 $5
Sports
ADAPTIVE TENNIS LESSONS
This tennis class is a prefect first experience to tennis that’s fun and active! This program uses modified equipment: slower-moving and lower-bouncing balls,
shorter and lighter racquets, and smaller courts. The format make tennis easier and fun, as individuals with special needs improve hand-eye coordination,
agility and balance. Parents/Guardians/Caregivers are allowed to assist. Instructor: Tennis Professional Jack Alsup | For ages 12 and up.

3/22 - 4/26 Thurs. 5:00-5:30pm RRW Park-Tennis Courts 4842 $60
AFTERSCHOOL/PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS
Afterschool & Preschool Site Programs

COUNSELOR IN TRAINING AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM | MIDDLE SCHOOL
The Counselor in Training (CIT) program is an afterschool program for children in grades 6-8. This program runs through the regular school year. The CIT
program will provide transportation from C.D. Fulkes and Ridgeview Middle Schools. If your child attends another school, and you can provide transportation,
they are welcome to be a part of the CIT program. We will provide a snack and daily activities including homework time, small and large group activities,
sports, arts and crafts and much more! Registrations for CIT will take place at the Clay Madsen Recreation Center Administration Office, Monday through
Friday from 8:00am – 6:00pm.
Registration opens Monday, July 9.

Days: Monday – Friday Time: 3:30pm – 6:00pm

COUNSELOR IN TRAINING AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM | MIDDLE SCHOOL
Fall Session Dates Fees Other Payment Deadline
1 August 16 – September 28 $180 Closed September 3 Pre-registration
All Day Camp
2 October 1 - 31 $145 September 1
October 8 & 9
3 November 1 - 30 $125 Closed November 19-23 October 1
All Day Camp
4 December 3 - 19 $90 December 20 & 21 November 1
Closed December 24-31
Spring Session Dates Fees Other Payment Deadline
All Day Camp
1 January 8 - 31 $145 December 1
January 7 & 21
All Day Camp
2 February 1 - 28 $145 January 1
February 18 & 19
3 March 1 - 29 $125 Closed March 18-22 February 1
All Day Camp
4 April 1 - 30 $145 March 1
April 19
5 May 1 - 23 $160 - April 1
*Above schedule subject to change. Note: Clay Madsen Recreation Center will provide other programs such as Thanksgiving, Holiday and Spring Break camps at an additional
cost. These camps are separate from Counselor in Training and it will be your responsibility to register and pay for these programs.
KIDS’ CLUBHOUSE AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM

The Kids’ Clubhouse is an afterschool program for children in grades K-5. This program runs through the regular school year. The Kids’ Clubhouse program
will provide transportation from Voigt, Callison, Gattis, Blackland Prairie and Forest Creek Elementary Schools. If your child attends another school and you
can provide transportation, they are welcome to be a part of the Kids’ Clubhouse. The Kids’ Clubhouse will provide a snack and daily activities including
homework time, small and large group activities, sports, arts and crafts and much more! Registrations for Kids’ Clubhouse will take place at The Clay Madsen
Recreation Center Administration Office, Monday through Friday from 8:00am – 6:00pm.

Days: Monday – Friday Time: 2:45 – 6:00pm
Fall Session Dates Fees Other Payment Deadline

1 August 16 – September 28 $250 Closed September 3 Pre-registration
All Day Camp
2 October 1 - 31 $200 September 1
October 8 & 9
3 November 1 - 30 $175 Closed November 19 - 23 October 1
All Day Camp December 20 & 21
4 December 3 - 19 $120 November 1
Closed December 24 - 31
Spring Session Dates Fees Other Payment Deadline
All Day Camp
1 January 8 - 31 $200 December 1
January 4 & 21
All Day Camp
2 February 1 - 28 $200 January 1
February 18 & 19
3 March 1 - 29 $175 Closed March 18 -22 February 1
All Day Camp
4 April 1 - 30 $200 March 1
April 19
5 May 1 - 23 $220 - April 1
*Above schedule subject to change. Note Clay Madsen Recreation Center will provide other programs such as Thanksgiving, Holiday and Spring Break camps at an additional
cost. These camps are separate from Kids Clubhouse and it will be your responsibility to register and pay for these programs.

TODDLER TREEHOUSE
PRESCHOOL PROGRAM
The Clay Madsen Recreation Center Toddler Treehouse Preschool Pro-
gram is an annual developmental program that offers children ages 3-5
an opportunity to explore and learn from “A to Z”, “123”, “All about me” and
much more! Activities include hands on crafts, cooking, games, tactile
learning activities and fun field trips. Each Toddler Treehouse participant
must be completely bathroom independent. Morning snack is provided;
each Treehouse participant must bring a sack lunch daily.

Days: Ages 3 and 4: Tues/Thurs • Ages 4 and 5: Mon/Wed/Fri
Time: 9:00am – 1:00pm
TODDLER TREEHOUSE PRESCHOOL PROGRAM – Ages 3 & 4

3 & 4 Program Fee
Fall Session Dates to Remember Payment Deadline
(Tuesday/Thursday)
September 4 - 28 No Class September 3 $175 Pre-Registration
October 1-31 No Class October 8 $175 September 1
November 1 - 30 No Class November 12, 19 - 23 $155 October 1
December 3 - 21 No Class December 24 - 31 $135 November 1
3 & 4 Program Fee
Spring Session Dates to Remember Payment Deadline
(Tuesday/Thursday)
January 7 -31 No class January 21 $175 December 1
February 1 -28 No class February 18 & 19 $175 January 1
March 1 -29 No class March 11 - 15 $155 February 1
April 1 - 30 - $175 March 1
May 1 - 24 - $175 April 1
*Above schedule subject to change.
TODDLER TREEHOUSE PRESCHOOL PROGRAM – Ages 4 & 5

4 & 5 Program Fee 4 & 5 Program Fee
Fall Session Dates to Remember Payment Deadline
3 Days (Mon/Wed/Fri) 5 Days (Mon-Fri)
September 4-28 No class September 3 $195 $260 Pre-Registration
October 1-31 No class October 8 $195 $260 September 1
November 1-30 No class November 12, 19-23 $175 $240 October 1
December 3-21 No Class December 24-31 $155 $240 November 1
4 & 5 Program Fee 4 & 5 Program Fee
Spring Session Dates to Remember Payment Deadline
3 Days (Mon/Wed/Fri) 5 Days (Mon-Fri)
January 7 - 31 No class January 21 $195 $240 December 1
February 1 - 28 No class February 18 & 19 $195 $240 January 1
March 1 - 29 No class March 11 - 15 $175 $240 February 1
April 1 - 30 - $195 $260 March 1
May 1 - 24 - $195 $160 April 1
*Above schedule subject to change.

AQUATICS & SWIM LESSONS
DUE TO PUBLIC HEALTH CONCERNS, TO REDUCE THE CHANCE OF FECAL

CONTAMINATION, PLEASE DO NOT BRING YOUR CHILD TO THE POOL WHEN ILL.
PROPER SWIM ATTIRE
Required: Proper swim attire must be worn whenever enjoying a City of Round Rock public pool. Proper swim attire is defined as articles of clothing made
of materials designed for use in the water.
Prohibited: Swim wear with exposed zippers, buckles, rivets, or metal ornamentation are not allowed in the water. Athletic shorts worn over underwear is
also not allowed. Thong bikinis and other revealing swim wear and Lifeguard apparel are not allowed in any City of Round Rock public pool facilities. Cov-
er-ups for modesty or sun protection may be worn in addition to proper swim attire.
Aquatics team members reserve the right to have final interpretation of all pool rules.
For more information visit: www.roundrocktexas.gov/pools
THE ROCK ’N RIVER WATER PARK

3300 E. Palm Valley Blvd (Located in Old Settlers Park)
RECREATION SWIM SCHEDULE

New Season Pass Holder Only Event Regular Hours End of Season Weekend Hours
Saturday May 19, 2:00-6:00pm May 30*, 12:00 – 7:00pm (1/2 Price Twilight Aug 18, Sat. Aug 19, Sun. Aug 25, Sun. Aug
Hours 5:00-7:00pm) 26, Sat. Sept 1, Sun. Sept 2, Mon. Sept
MUST BE A SEASON PASS HOLDER TO ENTER
3 Open 12:00pm – 6:00pm
May 31– August 19
Memorial Day Weekend Hours Open Daily (Closed Wednesdays) 12:00 – Open 12:00 – 6:00pm
Saturday May 26 through Monday May 28 7:00pm (1/2 Price Twilight Hours 5:00-7:00pm)
Open 12:00 – 6:00pm *Subject to change, dependent upon local
school’s calendar. Regular Season Opening Day
will be the day after RRISD’s last day of classes.

ADMISSION
Admission Price ROCK ’N RIVER
To be announced.
Check our website for the latest information: www.roundrocktexas.gov/pools
SEASON POOL PASS
Your Best Option!!!
Season Passes
Youth Pass: $60 Child Individual, Adult Individual, Senior Individual
Adult Pass: $70 and Family Passes are available for Rock’N River Water
Senior Pass (50+): $60
Park. Season Pool Pass I.D. cards are sold at the main
PARD Office and Rock’N River Water Park. The Family
Family of 4 Pass: $225
Pass is only good for families and their immediate
Check our website for more information: www.roundrocktexas.gov/pools
dependents (in the same household). All Season Rock’N
River Passes are non-refundable and expire on Sept. 3,
Season Pass Holder Perks
2018. Call the Round Rock PARD at 512-218-5540 or
• Season Pass Holder only event on Saturday May 19th
! visit our website www.roundrocktexas.gov/pools for
NEW • Access the Park 15 minutes before posted opening times
more information.
• 4th of July Pool Party Access and Perks
MICKI KREBSBACH POOL LAKE CREEK POOL

301 Deepwood Drive 800 Deerfoot Drive (Located in Lake Creek Park)
RECREATION SWIM SCHEDULE RECREATION SWIM SCHEDULE

Regular Hours Regular Hours
May 30* – August 19 June 4 – August 19
Open Daily (Closed Tuesdays) Closed Mondays
1:00 – 7:00pm Tuesday -Thursday • 1:00 – 5:00pm
*Subject to change, dependent upon local school’s Friday - Sunday • 1:00 – 7:00pm
calendar. Regular Season Opening Day will be the
day after RRISD’s last day of classes.
Admission
Admission
PRICES TO BE ANNOUNCED
PRICES TO BE ANNOUNCED Check our website for the latest information:
Check our website for the latest information: www.roundrocktexas.gov/pools
www.roundrocktexas.gov/pools

American Red Cross Certifications

KEY
LCP Lake Creek Pool MKP Micki Krebsbach Pool RNR Rock N River CMRC Clay Madsen Recreation Center Pool
JUNIOR LIFEGUARDING CAMP

American Red Cross Junior Lifeguarding is designed to guide youth to the American Red Cross Lifeguarding course by building a foundation of knowledge,
attitudes, and skills for future lifeguards. Participants are not required to master or perfectly execute skills. They will learn techniques and build stamina
during this program. The Junior Lifeguarding course does not certify participants in first aid, CPR or AED or as a lifeguard. Participants must be 11-14 years
of age and successfully complete the in-water skills assessment. Participants will receive a T-shirt, lifeguard whistle & lanyard as well as access to Micki
Krebsbach Pool during their two weeks of camp. Swim suit and towel is required.

7/9 - 7/20 Mon.-Fri. 9:00am-12:00pm MKP 12125 $75
LIFEGUARD TRAINING
COURSE
This program teaches candidates the knowledge
and skills needed to prevent and respond to
aquatic emergencies. Successful candidates will
receive Lifeguard, CPR/AED for the Professional,
and First Aid certifications valid for 2 years.
Requirements: At least 15 years of age before the
last scheduled class and successfully complete
the in-water skills assessment of:
a. 300 yard continuous swim (crawl and
breast stroke as directed)
b. 20 yard swim to 7-10 foot depth, retrieve
COMMIT TO THE 2018 TEAM

10 pound object and swim back;
c. 2 minute tread with no hands
LIFEGUARD JOBS: Successful completion of our
training classes allows candidates eligibility
AND GET TRAINED FOR $75!
for Lifeguards Jobs with the City of Round Learn more at www.roundrocktexas.gov/lifeguards
Rock. Learn more at www.roundrocktexas.gov/
lifeguards.

Fri. 6:00-9:00pm LCP
4/30 - 5/6 12119 $215**
Sat.-Sun. 10:00am-6:00pm CMRC Pool
Mon.-Fri. 6:00-9:00pm LCP/CMRC

5/7 - 5/13 12120 $215**
Sat.-Sun. 10:00am-6:00pm CMRC Pool
5/14 - 5/18 Mon.-Fri. 10:00am-6:00pm LCP/RNR 12121 $215**
6/4 - 6/8 Mon.-Fri. 10:00am-6:00pm RNR/CMRC 12122 $215**
6/20 - 6/24 Wed.-Sun. 10:00am-6:00pm LCP/RNR/CMRC 12123 $215**
**Lifeguard Training classes are available for a discounted rate of $75 for individuals who commit to work for Round Rock Parks and Recreation for the summer season. Contact
aquatics@roundrocktexas.gov or 512-218-5540 for more details

LIFEGUARD PRE - REQUISITE PRACTICE

Each lifeguard training course requires a Pre-Requisite In-Water Skills Assessment to become a member
of each class. For a $5 Fee you can come practice the assessment skills with a coach. You will gain
pointers on how to improve your swim strokes, up your treading endurance, and get a feel for swimming
with the 10 pound brick. Classes are 30 minutes long and by appointment.
Contact us to set your appointment up today: aquatics@roundrocktexas.gov or 512-218-5540
Dates Location Code Fee
By appointment – set up at 512-218-5540 CMRC / LCP n/a $5
LIFEGUARD TRAINING RE - CERTIFICATION COURSE

Lifeguarding review classes are designed to help you update your skills while also extending your cer-
tification for another two years. This class is offered for those whose certification is still valid (or within
30 days of expiring). Proof of certification will be required to enter class.
Contact the Aquatics Department for more details or to get on the waiting list for upcoming classes:
512-218-5540.

5/5 - 5/6 Sat.- Sun. 10:00am-6:00pm CMRC 12124 $99
Swim Lessons
2018 SWIMMING LESSONS: LEARN -TO - SWIM WITH US!
We proudly use the American Red Cross Learn-To-Swim Program and are offering classes from Level 1 to Level 5. In addition, we offer Parent & Child Aquatics
(6-36 months), Preschool Aquatics, and courses for Adults. Each participant should come in a swim suit or swim diaper ready to swim. Parents/ guardians are
permitted to observe swim lessons from the pool deck, provided that they do not create a distraction or distract others from learning or observing. Please
note, all children learn and react differently, especially when put into new situations. Some students excel when their parent is out of sight, and some stu-
dents require a parent nearby to feel comfortable. Please gauge how your child interacts in new social/physical activities and inform the instructor of any
pertinent information.
Cancelled Classes & Make-ups: If classes are cancelled, a message will be updated on the Rain Out Hotline (512-671-2898) at least 15 minutes prior to class
start time. Up to date information on cancellations can also be found on our facebook page at: www.facebook.com/roundrockparksandrec
~ Rain Out Hotline: 512-671-2898 ~

Classes will be cancelled when thunder or lightning prohibits use of the pool by the public. (Lessons will still be held during rain as long as the rain doesn’t
block vision to the bottom of the pool.) At a minimum, six lessons per session will be provided to participants for all group classes. Makeup lessons will be
scheduled for group lessons when more than one session has been cancelled. Specifics of any make-up sessions will be provided by your child’s instructor.
Every effort is taken to avoid errors in regards to aquatic program listings, but changes may occur after publication. In the event that a change occurs, we
will attempt to contact affected particpants as quickly as possible. The most current information about class offerings can be found on our website at www.
roundrockrecreation.com
Group and Private Lessons are offered in the following sessions:

Session 1: June 4th - June 16th
Session 2: June 18th - June 30th
Session 3: July 9th - July 21st
Session 4: July 23rd - August 4th
ALL SWIM CLASSES ARE HELD AT LAKE CREEK POOL, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

Group Classes
ADAPTIVE AQUATICS ( SEE PAGE 14)
PARENT & CHILD AQUATICS

(All class days require parent or guardian participation) Instructors will introduce young children to safe behaviors around the water and develop swimming
readiness by leading parents and their children in water exploration activities with the objective of having fun and becoming comfortable in, on and around
water. The class will provide you with the knowledge and skills to orient your child to the water and to safety around water. Multiple adults per child are
welcome. Class ratio is 1:15 children | Ages 6 months-3 years

6/4 - 6/14 Mon.-Thurs. 10:00-10:30am Lake Creek Pool 11845 $30
6/4 - 6/14 Mon.-Thurs. 6:20-6:50pm Lake Creek Pool 11846 $30
PRESCHOOL BEGINNER
! Preschool Beginner is designed to orientate children to the aquatic environment and
NEW help them acquire rudimentary levels of basic aquatic and safety skills. There are no
prerequisites. This class is designed for children who have never had a formal swim
lesson. Children will learn: Pool Rules, blowing bubbles through mouth and nose,
submerge face, front and back float and other American Red Cross swimming tech-
niques with and without assistance. Class ratio is 1:6 | Ages 3-5
To pass this course, student must be able to:
1.) Enter independently into the water using the ramp, steps or side.
2.) Fully submerge head under water & blow bubbles
3.) Float on their back without assistance for 3 seconds.


PRESCHOOL INTERMEDIATE
! Preschool Intermediate will help children gain greater independence in their swimming skills and continue to become more comfortable
NEW in the water. Must be comfortable in the water or have taken preschool beginner. Children will learn: Bobbing, front and back glides, tread
water using arms and leg action, starfish floating and other American Red Cross swimming techniques. With and without assistance. Class
ratio is 1:6 | Ages 3-5
To be able to pass this course, student must be able to:
1.) Glide on their front and back, roll onto back/front and float unassisted for 5 seconds
2.) Swim using arm and leg action without assistance for approximately 10 feet

LEVEL 1 | INTRODUCTION TO AQUATIC SKILLS

Learn to Swim Level 1 will teach basic skills and water safety, no prerequisites for this class Children will learn: entering safely into water, bobbing, becoming
comfortable with water, basic floating and other American Red Cross swimming techniques. Class ratio is 1:6 | Ages 6-13
To pass Level 1, student must be able to:
1.) Enter & Exit independently into the water and bob up and down 5 times
2.) Glide on their front, roll to back float for 5 seconds and recover independently
6/4 - 6/14 Mon.-Thurs. 11:30am-12:10pm Lake Creek Pool 12548 $50

LEVEL 1 | INTRODUCTION TO AQUATIC SKILLS
LEVEL 2 | FUNDAMENTAL AQUATIC SKILLS

Learn to Swim Level 2 will give children the fundamental skills and help them grow more confident in and around the water. Must demonstrate swimming
abilities from learn to swim level 1 or passed the exit assessment.
Children will learn: to float without support, front and back glides, tread water using arm and leg actions and other American Red Cross swimming techniques.
Class ratio is 1:6 | Ages 6-13
1.) Tread water for 15 seconds., then swim 4-5 body lengths on their front/back,
2.) Back float for 15 seconds, roll to recover unassisted.
3.) Swim using combined arm and leg action on the front 30 feet without assistance.

LEVEL 3 | STROKE DEVELOPMENT

Swimmers build on the skills taught in Levels 1 & 2. We teach participants to do rotary or bilateral breathing, a finning arm action for 5 body lengths on the
back. Swimmers will learn how to tread water using arm and leg actions for 15 seconds. Elementary backstroke, full backstroke and breaststroke kick will
also be taught. (Prerequisite of prior level or equivalent skills) Class ratio is 1:6 | Ages 6-13
To pass Level 3, students must be able to:
1.) Jump into deep water from the side, tread for 1 min., rotate one full turn then swim 25 yards using front crawl or elementary backstroke
2.) Swim front crawl for 15 yards, change direction and swim 15 yards elementary backstroke.


LEVEL 3 | STROKE DEVELOPMENT
LEVEL 4 | STROKE IMPROVEMENT

This class is designed to develop participant’s confidence in strokes learned in Level 3 and improve on other aquatic skills. Focus on front & back crawl,
breaststroke, elementary backstroke, and butterfly. Headfirst and feet first entry will be taught. (Prerequisite of prior level or equivalent skills) Class ratio is 1:6.
| Ages 6-13
1.) Swim 25 yards of front crawl, elementary backstroke and 15 yards of breast stroke and backstroke
2.) Submerge and swim 10-15 feet underwater, then safely exit the pool

LEVEL 5 | STROKE REFINEMENT

Participants will focus on coordinating, refining the key strokes and building strength: front crawl, elementary backstroke, back crawl, sidestroke, breaststroke
as well as front flip and backstroke flip turns. Shallow-angle dive, tuck surface dive and pike surface dive will also be taught. (Prior level or equivalent skills)
Class ratio is 1:6. | Ages 6-13
To Complete Level 5 and the swim lesson program: All children must pass an exit exam consisting of all learned strokes, and skills.

ADULT BEGINNER
This class is geared towards your individual needs, comfort level or fears by teaching swimming and survival skills. For more advanced swimming skills please
look at our private 1-1 swim lessons. Class ratio is 1:6. | Ages 13-Adult


Private Swim Lessons

These courses are designed to give individualized attention to swimmers of all ages at varying skill levels based on current swimming ability and personal-
ized goals. Courses are 25 minutes long and meet on specified day. Class ratio is 1:1 | Ages 2-Adult
SESSION 1 SESSION 2
Dates Days Times Location Code Fee Dates Days Times Location Code Fee
6/4 Mon. 12:00-12:25pm Lake Creek Pool 11822 $25 6/18 Mon. 12:00-12:25pm Lake Creek Pool 11921 $25
6/5 Tues. 12:00-12:25pm Lake Creek Pool 11824 $25 6/19 Tues. 12:00-12:25pm Lake Creek Pool 11925 $25
6/6 Wed. 12:00-12:25pm Lake Creek Pool 11869 $25 6/20 Wed. 12:00-12:25pm Lake Creek Pool 11929 $25
6/7 Thurs. 12:00-12:25pm Lake Creek Pool 11871 $25 6/21 Thurs. 12:00-12:25pm Lake Creek Pool 11933 $25
6/9 Sat. 9:00-9:25am Lake Creek Pool 11873 $25 6/23 Sat. 9:00-9:25am Lake Creek Pool 11937 $25
6/9 Sat. 10:00-10:25am Lake Creek Pool 11875 $25 6/23 Sat. 10:00-10:25pm Lake Creek Pool 11939 $25
6/13 Wed 12:30-12:55pm Lake Creek Pool 11910 $25 6/27 Wed. 12:30-12:55pm Lake Creek Pool 11952 $25
6/16 Sat. 10:00-10:25pm Lake Creek Pool 11917 $25 6/30 Sat. 10:00-10:25pm Lake Creek Pool 11961 $25

SESSION 3
Dates Days Times Location Code Fee Dates Days Times Location Code Fee
Special Interest Class

MERMAID CLASSES
! • Weekday Classes Last 40 min each day, meet for 1 week = $75
NEW
• Saturday Classes Last 2 hours, meet 1 time = $60
After a Mermaid or Merman has completed the Mermaid Intermediate class.
She or he may register to take the official MerTest to be be issued an ID Card.
This card will allow them to swim at either Micki Kresbach pool or Lake Creek pool with a
mermaid tail. (must still pay entry fee into the pools)
MerTest and ID Card: $20.00

Test includes: Swimming full 50 yards and treading 30 seconds upright wearing the Mermaid
tail. If test is completed the student will be issued an ID allowing them to swim with their
Mermaid tail at either Lake Creek Pool or Micki Kresbach. ID card does not include free entry
into pool, only permission to swim with a mermaid tail in the facility. Tests may take place at
the end of the Intermediate class or by appt. Speak with your instructor.
MERMAID AND MERMAN | BEGINNER

Use of mermaid tail is included during the session. Students will learn the basics of how to swim like a mermaid or merman! Class will begin with orientation
and demonstrations of body movement and how to properly swim with a mermaid tail. The beginning of class we will swim test and perfect our dolphin kick
and treading techniques to safely be able to move in the water with the help of masks and dive fins. The second part of class students will get to wear their
tail while in the water learning basic mermaid tricks.
Recommended for class: A comfortable swimsuit, towel, goggles or a mask. *A mask is provided but fit is not guaranteed. You may bring your own monofin or
mermaid tail to the class but it must be approved by an instructor before the start of class.
Requirements of Class: To be eligible for this class, must be comfortable in the water and pass a basic swim test on the first day of class. This test includes:
25-yard swim without stopping. May use front crawl or breast stroke. Must be able to float on their back for 20 seconds and 5 seconds on their front while
holding their breath. If students cannot pass the swim test they will use a lifejacket throughout the course and will not be permitted to move into the inter-
mediate class.

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JUNIOR MERMAID AND MERMAN | BEGINNER (AGES 6-11)
6/9 Sat. 9:00-11:00am Lake Creek Pool 12758 $60
MERMAID AND MERMAN | BEGINNER (Ages 12-17)

MERMAID AND MERMAN | INTERMEDIATE

Dive fins, masks and mermaid tails are included during the session. Students will be fitted for their mermaid tails, have a quick safety review of swimming,
then slip into the water, perfect our authentic mermaid swim, learn how to barrel roll, surface tail flips and other amazing underwater and surface tricks for
mermaids and merman.
Recommended for class: A comfortable swimsuit, towel, goggles or a mask. *A mask is provided but fit is not guaranteed. You may bring your own monofin or
mermaid tail to the class but it must be approved by an instructor before the start of class.
Requirements of Class: To be eligible for this class, must have taken the Mermaid Beginner course and successfully passed without the use of a lifejacket. Stu-
dents may skip the Jr. Mermaid Beginner Class if they are able to demonstrate 25 yards of butterfly stroke non-stop, swim 10 feet underwater and tread water
for 30 seconds.
MERMAID AND MERMAN | INTERMEDIATE (AGES 6-11)

6/9 Sat. 11:00am-1:00pm Lake Creek Pool 12773 $60
7/30 - /2 Mon.-Thurs. 9:50-10:30am Lake Creek Pool 12787 $75


FRIDAY LOG ROLLING SESSIONS

Guarantee a spot and register online! Walk-Ins welcome if room is still available.
Come join in on the fun! Friday nights at Lake Creek Learn how to Log Roll with a certified instructor!
The first 30 minutes you will learn how to safely climb up on the log and learn how to roll! Last 30 min-
utes we will have games and competitions! Enjoy Open Log Rolling time from 6-7pm following the class.
Our best Log Rollers earn recognition & prizes: Get your name on our website for the longest Log Rolls •
Last more than 5 minutes Log Rolling & win a free ticket into Rock’N River Water Park!
*Must be comfortable in water, lifejackets provided to those unable to swim or need assistance.

6/8 Fri. 5:00-6:00pm Lake Creek Pool 12745 $10
Aquatics at CMRC FOR MORE INFORMATION

Clay Madsen Recreation Center values health and exercise and provides a variety of Group Aqua Exercise
ABOUT AQUATICS AT CLAY
classes and swimming options to our members. Non-members must pay the day pass rate of $5. Class MADSEN RECREATION
participation is limited based on space and equipment. Pool calendars are available at www.ClayMad-
senRec.com or visit the CMRC front desk for the most current group exercise and monthly pool calendars.
CENTER POOL, VISIT
All scheduled programs will end 10 minutes before next scheduled program begins. The pool closes 30 www.roundrocktexas.gov/
minutes before the rest of CMRC closes. indoorpool
Proper swim attire must be worn.

ARTS & ENRICHMENT
Dance & Movement

GRACEFUL MOVES
!
NEW New for the summer! Do you have a prince or a princess who loves ballet and yoga? If so, then this is the class for you. Graceful moves will
focus on beginning ballet technique and our kid’s yoga program. Dancers will need to wear a leotard (t-shirt and shorts/pants for boys) and
have ballet shoes and bring a yoga mat to class. Kinderdance Austin | Ages: 3-5

6/6 - 6/27 Wed. 11:00-11:45am Baca AC Room 11703 $46
6/9 - 6/30 Sat. 11:00-11:45am CMRC AC Room 11706 $46
KAMP KINDERDANCE
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NEW New for this summer! Each class will be a different mix of ballet, tap, jazz and hip-hop. This is a perfect class for the dancer who is trying to
find out which genre they love! Participants will need to wear leotard and tights. Shoe requirements: Ballet shoes, Tap shoes, Tennis shoes.
Kinderdance Austin | Ages: 3-5

6/6 - 6/27 Wed. 5:30-6:05pm Baca AC Room 11692 $46
KINDERDANCE
This class is for the dancer that is new to dance or has not had very much dance experience. Class will focus on the basic skills of ballet and tap. Parents are
not allowed to be in the room during class. Instructor: Kinderdance Austin | Ages: 3-5

3/21 - 5/16 Wed. 9:35-10:20am CMRC MP Room 4133 $100
3/21 - 5/16 Wed. 5:20-6:05pm CMRC AC Room 4137 $100
KINDERGYM
This class in an intro to tumbling class where kids can learn the basics of tumbling. Please wear comfortable clothing to tumble in and either bare feet or
tennis shoes. Instructor: Kinderdance Austin | Ages: 3-5


ARTS & ENRICHMENT
KINDERGYM
6/6 - 6/27 Wed. 11:50am-12:20pm Baca AC Room 11712 $38
6/9 - 6/30 Sat. 11:50am-12:20pm CMRC AC Room 11715 $38
KINDERJAM I
This is a brand new class for Kinderdance! KinderJam is a combo of hip-hop and jazz for the dancer that wants to add to their dancer toolbox. Instructor:
Kinderdance Austin | Ages: 4-6

KINDERJAM II
This class is the dancer who likes to get down! KinderJam is a combo of jazz and hip hop dance. All the movements and music are developmental and age
appropriate. Dancers can wear any type of clothing that they can move around easily in along with tennis shoes. Jazz shoes are strongly suggested but not
required. Instructor: Kinderdance Austin | Ages: 3-6

KINDERTOTS
This class specifically for two year olds has it all! We combine creative movement, motor skill development and beginning tumbling skills in the action
packed 30-minute class. Wear clothing that is comfortable to dance move around in. Instructor: Kinderdance Austin | Ages: 2-3

TAP ‘N TUMBLE
!
NEW New for this summer! Participants will learn beginning tap techniques as well as beginning tumbling skills. Dancers will need to have tap
shoes for this class. Instructor: Kinderdance Austin | Ages: 2-3


ARTS & ENRICHMENT
TAP ‘N TUMBLE
TOT ‘N TUMBLE
This class is developmentally geared towards 2 year olds. This creative movement based class will help dancers learn gross motor skills, build strength, work
on balance and learn how to take class. We also work on very beginner tumbling skills with participants. Attire is anything that children can tumble in easily.
Instructor: Kinderdance Austin | Ages: 2-3

CAMPS
Special Interest-Engineering
ENVISION IT, ENGINEER IT AND MAKE IT WORK!
The morning camp will be a great opportunity for your child to work in small teams of 3 to 4 to solve real engineering robotics projects. Design, build and
test a EV3 Mindstorms robot. Program to communicate sound, images and go on missions to prospect rough terrains while avoiding obstacles.
In the afternoon, your child will grasp the fundamentals concept and hands-on building of complete robotic systems and the components used as attach to
the robots for the various function. Start with the basic mechanism work. Compound Gear systems, Changing Rotational, Direction Transmitting, Rotational
Power, working with Off Center Rotation, and creating Universal Joints.
If you choose to get the full form function and analytics of robotics engineering experience for your child, you can register for the all-day option. The campers
get a good first-hand initiation on how to use EV3 Computational Thinking & Mindstorms Robotics Technology to analyses real world engineering challenges
in teams.
Instructor: Tani Tambila | Ages: 8-14

7/2 - 7/6AM Mon.–Fri. 9:00am-12:00pm Baca Mtg. Room 3 11722 $120
7/2 - 7/6PM Mon.–Fri. 1:00-4:00pm Baca Mtg. Room 3 11724 $120
7/2 - 7/6 Full Day Mon.–Fri. 9:00am-4:00pm Baca Mtg. Room 3 11725 $200
8/13 - 8/15AM Mon.–Wed. 9:00am-12:00pm Baca Mtg. Room 3 11726 $90
8/13 - 8/15PM Mon.–Wed. 1:00-4:00pm Baca Mtg. Room 3 11728 $90
8/13 - 8/15 Full Day Mon.–Wed. 9:00am-4:00pm Baca Mtg. Room 3 11727 $150
(Class will not meet 7/4, 8/16, 8/17)

CAMPS
STEM CHALLENGE WITH LEGO

AM: STEM Challenge: Power up your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands
of LEGO® parts! Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-de-
signed projects. There are no prerequisites for this course. Each season’s course features different engi-
neer-designed projects. For 2017-2018, our curriculum features these projects:
SUMMER: Forklifts, Houseboats, Mini Golf Courses, and the London Tower Bridge Design. Instructor: Play-
Well TEKnologies | Ages: 8-12
PM: Minecraft Masters: Bring Minecraft to life using LEGO® parts! Build a motorized walking Creeper, a
terrifying Ghast, and a motorized Minecart! This project-based camp, designed by Play-Well instructors,
combines the basic format of our core engineering-themed programs based on the world of Minecraft.
Students will explore real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture while building their
favorite Minecraft objects. Students will have a blast, even without any prior experience with Minecraft or LEGO® materials. Instructor: Play-Well TEKnolo-
gies | Ages: 8-12
FULL DAY: Gear up for a full-day LEGO® camp packed with hands-on and minds-on STEM fun! In this challenge-based program, build projects inspired by
cool machines close to home, such as Forklifts, Houseboats, and a Mini-Golf Course. Then build Motorized Minecarts, Ghasts, and Creepers from the Minecraft
universe! Engineer and Craft innovative solutions in this new full-day themed engineering camp for LEGO® fanatics! Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies |
Ages: 8-12

6/11 - 6/15 Mon.-Fri. 9:00am-12:00pm Baca Mtg. Room 3 11729 $180
6/11 - 6/15 Mon.-Fri. 1:00-4:00pm Baca Mtg. Room 3 11730 $180
TOY ENGINEERING
!
NEW This camp will challenge our budding engineers to be creative in repurposing preexisting
objects into new toys that spin, move, light up or do other cool things while teaching them
about Engineering principles. Instructor: Idea Lab Kids | Ages: 5-8

Special Interest-Fine & Performing Arts

PENFOLD THEATRE SUMMER CAMP
AM: In this half-day morning camp, students will receive a survey of the skills required to mount a theatrical production with a special emphasis on techni-
cal theatre. They will create costumes, sets and props, along with publicity materials for their own show, which they will perform at the end of the week for
family and friends.
PM: In this half-day afternoon camp, student’s will receive a survey of the skills required to mount a theatrical production with a special emphasis on perfor-
mance. They will learn fun warm-up exercises to prepare their voices, minds and bodies for performing; become acquainted with parts of the stage and basic
acting techniques; and practice memorization for their own show, which they will perform at the end of the week for family and friends.
Full Day: A full-day camp combining Sessions AM and PM.
Instructor: Penfold Theatre | Ages: 9-13

7/23 - 7/27-AM Mon.-Fri. 9:00am-12:00pm Baca Mtg. Room 3 11732 $120
7/23 - 7/27-PM Mon.-Fri. 1:00-4:00pm Baca Mtg. Room 3 11733 $120
7/23 - 7/27 Full Day Mon.-Fri. 9:00am-4:00pm Baca Mtg. Room 3 11734 $215

CAMPS
Special Interest-Special Interest

ANIMATION
In this class students will learn the basics of animation and digital design. Students who enjoy going to various sites to see fun interactive animations will
love this course. This class will utilizes Adobe’s award winning animation software in Adobe Flash. Students will create fun interactive animations that they
can share with the world. Instructor: Youth Tech | Ages: 10-17

6/19 - 6/22 Tues.-Fri. 9:00am-12:00pm Baca Conf. Room 11735 $150
CIRCUS CAMP
!
NEW Have you ever thought about running away and joining the circus? Well you do not have to run away. Come to Circus campers learn a wide
range of fun circus activities and skits. What does it include? Glad you asked. You learn magic, balloon animals, juggling, puppets and more.
Put on your own circus show! This is not a camp where you only learn one thing. This is a complete circus, minus the wild animals of course.
So come join the circus. All props and/or materials are included and yours to keep. Instructor: JD Stewart | Ages 5-12

7/9 - 7/13 Mon.–Fri. 9:00am-12:00pm Baca Mtg. Room 3 11745 $150
CODING WITH DASH, DOT, AND SPHERO

!
NEW Using unique coding robots, students will progress through challenges that will introduce them to coding and programming principals in
a fun and engaging way. Idea Lab Kids will bring all that is needed for this Technology focused/computer science based camp. Instructor:
Idea Lab Kids | Ages: 6-10

DESIGN AND PRINT WITH 3D PRINTERS

!
NEW The newest wave of technology allows our campers to design and manipulate 3D design models to create one of a kind designs. Work with
actual 3D printers to bring your design to life and see them take shape in front of your own eyes. We provide the 3D printers - you provide
the creative twist. Idea Lab Kids | Ages: 8-12

FUTURE DOCTORS AND VETERINARIANS

!
NEW A combination camp of amazing Idea Lab Curriculum centered on Medical and Animal Sciences. Each day will focus on a new branch of
these sciences. We will create our own Doctor’s Bag and create our very own model clinic at the end of our week of projects. Idea Lab Kids
| Ages: 5-8

GENETICS, DNA, AND DISSECTION

!
NEW An IDEA Lab camp like no other where campers are exposed to DNA extraction, learning about the inner workings of the heart by building
working models and several dissections- including a Sheep’s heart. This is a great class for hands-on learning about anatomy. Take Home
Components include various working models of human organs and systems, as well as a DNA book that they will create. Idea Lab Kids |
Ages:8-12


CAMPS
iCODE | AGES 6-12

!
NEW This course offers younger students a fun, interactive look at coding. Students will create virtual apps and write their own programs that
they can share with friends and family. This course makes learning to code fun and explores problem solving and programming logic.
Students will have access to their accounts so the learning does not end at the door. **Students should be able to read prior to taking this
course. Instructor: Youth Tech | Ages: 6-12

iGAME CREATORS | AGES 6-10

Do you want to create video games? This is an introductory course for younger students who want learn to build simple video games. This course combines
the art of video game design and animation to create interactive characters that fly around the screen. Amaze your friends and family with your fun interac-
tive games. Instructor: Youth Tech | Ages: 6-10

iWEB | AGES 6-10

This class is offers younger students a look at web design. Students enrolled in this course will create a website about their favorite things. This course will
also teach students about internet safety as well as skills needed in the 21st century. Instructor: Youth Tech | Ages: 6-10

MAGIC CAMP
Let the magic begin! Voila! Young Magicians will learn to make things disappear, appear from nothing and change into something completely different. Magic
teaches confidence, fine motor skills, and hand eye coordination. Fun and excitement is in every session. All magic props used in the class are the participants
to keep. Each week of Young Magician’s Magic Camp will be different by teaching the magicians new and different magic tricks in each session. The magician
master suggested that each young magician bring a water bottle to keep them fueled for a day filled with magic. Instructor: JD Stewart | Ages 5-12

6/18 - 6/22 Mon.–Fri. 9:00am-12:00pm Baca Mtg. Room 3 11744 $150

CAMPS
MOVIE MAKERS
This hands-on, interactive course will instruct students on the world of digital video design and production. Students will film, direct and edit their own
digital video creations. Students enrolled in this course amaze their peers with green screen and special effects work. Instructor: Youth Tech | Ages: 10-17

7/10 - 7/13 Tues.-Fri. 1:00-4:00pm Baca Conf. Room 11740 $150
THE GAMING ACADEMY

The gaming academy is an all-day course for students who love games. During this course, students will be immersed into the world of 2D and 3D game design.
The gaming academy is a combination of our Video Game Design, Advanced Game Design and 3D Game Design courses. The course offers students a variety of
hands on experience designing and building their very own games. Students are encouraged to bring a sack lunch. Instructor: Youth Tech | Ages: 10-17

VIDEO GAME DESIGN

This course provides students with a fun interactive look at the world of video game design and development. Students enrolled in this camp will learn the
basics of video game design and produce several different interactive video games to share with their friends and family. Instructor: Youth Tech | Ages: 10-17

6/19 - 6/22 Tues.-Fri. 1:00-4:00pm Baca Conf. Room 11736 11736
7/24 - 7/27 Tues.-Fri. 1:00-4:00pm Baca Conf. Room 11737 11737
WEB DESIGN
This course is an in-depth look at the world of web design and development. Students enrolled in this session will learn how to build their own web site from
start to finish using award-winning suite of products. The learning for this camp does not end at the door students will have access to their web site with free
hosting for one year. Instructor: Youth Tech | Ages: 10-17

7/17 - 7/20 Tues.-Fri. 1:00-4:00pm Baca Conf. Room 11742 $150
YOGA DOODLES | CHEF & GARDEN CAMP

This course is an in-depth look at the world of web design and development. Students enrolled in this session
will learn how to build their own web site from start to finish using award-winning suite of products. The
learning for this camp does not end at the door students will have access to their web site with free hosting
for one year. Instructor: Youth Tech | Ages: 10-17

7/16 - 7/20 Mon.-Fri. 1:00-4:00pm Baca Grand & Kitchen 11746 $150
Special Interest-Sports
ARCHERY CAMP: OLYMPIC STYLE FOR BEGINNER AND INTERMEDIATE
!
NEW Beginner and Intermediate participants. Archery offers a sense of control, camaraderie and competition; with patience and practice it can
turn into a life-long hobby. Xpert Archery will teach the techniques, form and skills needed to begin or continue your archery adventure. All
equipment is provided. Classes will be held outdoors so archers need to dress accordingly. Instructor: Ron Dahlseid | Ages: 8 and up

6/11 - 6/15 Mon.-Fri. 6:00-7:00pm Kinningham Park 10950 $100

CAMPS
ARCHERY CAMP: OLYMPIC STYLE FOR BEGINNER AND INTERMEDIATE
BALL HARD CAMPS

Come and learn the fundamentals of basketball or take your skills to the next level by attending the Ball Hard Basketball Camps. Athletes will gain valuable court
time and information and learn from a certified trainer. For more information on Ball Hard, please visit www.Ball-Hard.com. Instructor: Ball Hard Elite Training
and Skills Development | Ages: 5-14
BALL HARD ELITE BASKETBALL CAMP | AGES 5-14

7/30 - 8/2 Mon.-Thurs. 8:00am-12:00pm CMRC-Court 2 10924 $125
BALL HARD SHOOTING CAMP | AGES 7-14

7/30 - 8/2 Mon.-Thurs. 2:00-5:00pm CMRC-Court 2 10925 $100
BRANDY PERRYMAN SHOOTING CAMP

The Brandy Perryman Shooting Camp (BPSC) focuses on the fundamentals of basketball shooting,
is perfectly suited for all skill levels from the beginner to the aspiring college basketball player.
Coaches include head coaches, assistant coaches, collegiate and former players. All participants
will receive a camp basketball, camp T-shirt and awards. Complete camp fee must be paid at time
of registration. Any discounts will be reimbursed at the start of camp. Instructor: Brandy Perryman
Camp Instructors | Ages: 7-16
Early drop off will be available beginning at 7:45am and late pick-up will be available until 5:15pm.
Lunch orders will be taken every morning for that day’s lunch. The cost for a boxed lunch is $5 per
day, which will be paid at the camp. Campers may bring their own sack lunch or go home during
the hour lunch break.

6/25 - 6/28 Mon.-Thurs. 8:45am-4:45pm CMRC-Gym 10959 $230
*Fee will increase to $250 after May 31st
KIDS KARATE CAMP

A fun high-energy camp for kids with or without experience in karate. Have a blast while learning
karate techniques and sparring as well as games and contests designed to improve coordination,
focus, and martial arts skills, learn to use martial arts weapons such as the sword, nunchaku, bo,
and more. Try your hand at board breaking and ninja throwing stars! Wear comfortable clothing and
bring snacks for break times. Instructor: Austin Society of Karate | Ages 5-14

7/23 - 7/27 Mon. – Fri. 8:00am-12:00pm CMRC – Court 2 11747 $70
NUCLEAR ATHLETES FOOTBALL SKILL CAMPS

These football position camps, led by former UT All-American & NFL player, Tim Crowder, will allow athletes to participate in both positions to develop a deeper
understanding of the game. This will improve their athletic ability and increase their value to the team. These camps are intense and technique driven. Space is
limited due to quality purposes, so register early! Camps will be held at Old Settlers Park. Instructor: Tim Crowder, Head Trainer at Nuclear Athletes | Ages: 10-15

CAMPS
NUCLEAR ATHLETES FOOTBALL SKILL CAMP
Dates Days Positions Times Code Fee
6/9 - 6/10 Sat./Sun. O-Line/D-Line 9:00am-12:00pm 11154 $70
6/16 - 6/17 Sat./Sun. WR/DB 9:00am-12:00pm 11155 $70
7/7 - 7/8 Sat./Sun. LB/DB 9:00am-12:00pm 11156 $70
RACQUETBALL CAMP
Learn how to play the fast-paced game of racquetball during this week-long camp! Fundamental strokes, strategy, quick decision making and safety for
others will be taught through drills, contests and a mini tournament. Participants are required to wear non-marking shoes and bring protective eyewear/
goggles. Racquets are provided if needed. Instructor: Jack Alsup | Ages: 9-15

7/9 - 7/13 Mon.-Fri. 1:00-3:30pm CMRC-Raq. Cts. 10957 $89
8/6 - 8/10 Mon.-Fri. 1:00-3:30pm CMRC-Raq. Cts. 10964 $89
RACQUET SPORTS CAMP

This is a racquet sports players dream camp! Participants will get to play tennis, racquetball, badminton and pickleball. Rules, technique, tactics and safety of
each sport will be emphasized during the week. Participants are to wear comfortable clothes and non-marking shoes, bring a water bottle and protective eye-
wear/goggles. Racquets are provided if needed. Instructor: Tennis Professional Jack Alsup | Ages: 9-15

6/11 - 6/15 Mon.-Fri. 9:00am-12:00pm CMRC-Gym 10958 $119
SOCCER SHOTS CAMP

Splash into summer with Soccer Shots! Each unique session will include a fun-filled week of soccer, crafts,
team building and more! Indoor and outdoor activities will be included. Instructor: Soccer Shots coach | Ages:
3-5 (must be of age by January 1, 2018 and be bathroom independent).

6/4 – 6/8 Mon.-Fri. 9:00am-12:00pm CMRC-Game Rm. 10967 $200
7/16 - 7/20 Mon.-Fri. 9:00am-12:00pm CMRC-Game Rm. 10976 $200
SPORTBALL CAMP | MULTI - SPORT

Camps are so much fun with Sportball, where children learn the skills and confidence in the game of basket-
ball, soccer, baseball, volleyball, football, hockey, tennis, and golf! Our highly trained coaches play at least two
new sports each day and break down skills into kid-bite sized bites of fun that promote the fundamentals and
encourage teamwork. Older ages work towards scrimmages! Instructor: Sportball | Ages: 4-10

6/18 - 6/22 Mon.-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm CMRC Gym 11751 $180
8/13 - 8/15 Mon.-Wed. 9:00am-12:00pm CMRC Gym 11752 $110
SPORTYS FOR SHORTYS ( POWERED BY SPORTBALL )

Sportys for Shortys powered by Sportball is a fun week of interactive gym games and activities focusing on teaching children ages 3- 6 years old physical
literacy. Your children will enjoy learning some new games as well as the basics of a few sports such as basketball and soccer, while you have the peace of
mind knowing that they are with the well-trained Sportball staff. Ages: 3-6

6/25 - 6/29 Mon.-Fri. 8:30-11:30am CMRC – Front Lawn 11748 $110
7/23 - 7/27 Mon.-Fri 8:30-11:30am CMRC – Front Lawn 11749 $110

CAMPS
TENNIS | 10 & UNDER PLAY DAY

Come and join Tennis Professional Jack Alsup for a Tennis Play Day and experience the benefits of the US
Tennis Association’s 10 & Under Tennis program. Demo stations will be set up for players to try out the
equipment and receive guidance from an instructor during this come and go event. This is a free event, but
pre-registration is encouraged. For ages: 4-10

4/21 Sat. 9:00-10:30am RRW-Tennis Courts 4678 FREE
8/11 Sat. 9:00-10:30am RRW-Tennis Courts 11186 FREE
TENNIS | JUNIOR BEGINNER CAMP

This Junior Beginner Tennis Camp is an excellent way to make new friends and learn new skills this summer. The fundamental strokes (groundstrokes, vol-
leys and serve) are emphasized using group instruction, drill and match-like play situations. The basic rules of the game, including strategy and tactics are
covered as well. Participants are to wear comfortable clothes and shoes, bring a water bottle and a racquet if they have one. Instructor: Tennis Professional
Jack Alsup | Ages: 9-15
Dates Days Times Locations Code Fee

6/4 - 6/8 Mon.-Fri. 8:00-11:00am RRW-Tennis Courts 11187 $119
7/9 - 7/13 Mon.-Fri. 8:00-11:00am OSP-Tennis Courts 11196 $119
TENNIS | JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT CAMP

This camp takes the skills learned in the Junior Beginner and Middle School/High School camps and uses them to prepare participants for higher level competi-
tive tennis. Emphasis is placed on stroke production and point building while also learning the right mental approach to be a successful competitor. Participants
are to wear comfortable clothes and shoes, bring a water bottle and a racquet if they have one. Instructor: Tennis Professional Jack Alsup | Ages: 11-17

TENNIS | MIDDLE SCHOOL/HIGH SCHOOL CAMP

This camp is designed for players of beginner and intermediate abilities who are interested in learning and improving their game of tennis. The camp format
consists of a variety of fun games mixed with technical drills to meet all players’ needs and to get the most out of time spent on the court. Emphasis is on
technique improvement, engaging in low-pressure match play and fun! Participants are to wear comfortable clothes and shoes, bring a water bottle and a
racquet if they have one. Instructor: Tennis Professional Jack Alsup | Ages: 11-17

7/23 - 7/27 Mon.-Fri. 8:00-11:00am OSP-Tennis Courts 11195 $119
TENNIS | PEE WEE CAMP

This Pee Wee Tennis Camp is designed to help improve basic motor skills using age-appropriate tennis games and equipment. Having fun and building confi-
dence will be the emphasis of this camp. Parents will be asked to take part in this four-day camp, which includes lots of tennis games and fun to build confidence
in the young player. Participants are to wear comfortable clothes and shoes, bring a water bottle and a racquet if they have one. Instructor: Tennis Professional
Jack Alsup | Ages: 3-4

6/11 - 6/14 Mon.-Thurs. 8:00-8:45am CMRC-Gym 10968 $44
TENNIS | QUICKSTART ORANGE BALL CAMP

This camp combines creative games with the skills needed for the game of tennis. Students learn strokes, ball placement, playing strategies and develop an
understanding of the game. This camp will use the orange ball featured in the US Tennis Association’s 10 and under program, as well as a 60-foot court to
help the younger players cover the court easier. Participants are to wear comfortable clothes and shoes, bring a water bottle and a racquet if they have one.
Instructor: Tennis Professional Jack Alsup | Ages: 8-10

CAMPS
TENNIS | QUICKSTART ORANGE BALL CAMP
TENNIS | QUICKSTART RED BALL CAMP

The Red Ball Camp is the perfect way to get your child playing tennis. The youngest level in the US Tennis Association’s 10 and under program uses kid
friendly tennis balls, racquets and courts to make the game easier and more fun! Participants are to wear comfortable clothes and shoes, bring a water bottle
and a racquet if they have one. Instructor: Tennis Professional Jack Alsup | Ages: 5-8

VOLLEYBALL | COACH ‘EM UP SKILLS & CONFIDENCE CAMP

COACH ‘EM UP is Back! Our tagline is “Confidence. Fundamentals. Champions”. Notice the first founding tenant - CONFIDENCE! Join Deborah Newkirk, Owner of
CEU and recent partner of the Art of Coaching Volleyball as she teaches HOW to move and WHAT to say. Through speaking a simplified volleyball language that
directly speaks to every child, players will learn, grow, and gain confidence. A special blend of fun games and activities combined with the essential details for
successful movement and play will make for a fun and educational camp. Beginners are welcome and experienced players will be equally challenged! Instructor:
Deborah Newkirk and certified Coach ‘Em Up coaches | Ages: 10-12
8/6 - 8/9 Mon.-Thurs. 9:00-11:30am CMRC-Gym 10963 $105
VOLLEYBALL | COACH ‘EM UP TRYOUTS & SEASON PREP CAMP

COACH ‘EM UP is ready to prepare you for your school, rec league, or club tryout! We love to share hints and tips for effective movement and highlight the top skill
sets that every coach wants on his/her team. Camp will focus on a battery of tests including vertical jump and agility. We will expect a hard working athlete who
is ready to “train” and prepare. Athletes will also have 30 minutes of specialized skill training along with 20 minutes of 6v6 play (wash drills/transition work - not
scrimmage). This combination of conditioning, skill quick introduction and polishing, along with maximizing touches for muscle-memory progress will have our
COACH ‘EM UP Athletes READY! Instructor: Deborah Newkirk and certified Coach ‘Em Up coaches | Ages: 12-16
8/6 - 8/9 Mon.-Thurs. 12:30-3:00pm CMRC-Gym 10961 $105
VOLLEYBALL | FIREFLIES GIRLS CAMP

This five-day camp is perfect for young volleyball players, with age-appropriate training on athletic
movement and the fundamentals of volleyball. Coaches emphasize lots of movement, lots of touches
on the ball and lots of fun! Players will be taught the proper technique of all basic skills: overhand
serving, passing, defense, setting, and spiking; with competitive drills and games designed to help play-
ers develop court awareness and learn how to apply skills in live situations. Instructor: Doug Keyser,
USAV-accredited skills instructor | Girls Ages: 7-11

VOLLEYBALL | FIRESTORM ELITE GIRLS CAMP

This popular five-day camp is designed to help intermediate and advanced players get to the next level
in club and school volleyball or improve skills for league play. Players will receive technical instruction
on all skills: serving, passing, setting, hitting and blocking; with lots of touches on the ball, competitive
drills, and game play designed to help players develop court awareness. Athletes will be evaluated by
skill level to ensure they receive relevant training and instruction. Instructor: Doug Keyser, USAV-accred-
ited skills instructor | Girls Ages: 12-15
6/4 - 6/8 Mon.-Fri. 1:00-4:00pm CMRC-Gym 10960 $139
7/9 - 7/13 Mon.-Fri. 1:00-4:00pm CMRC-Gym 10962 $139

CAMPS
VOLLEYBALL | FIRESTORM PRE -TRYOUT SKILLS CLINIC
This clinic will help prepare players for school tryouts and sharpen volleyball skills for the upcoming season. The fast-paced three-hour session is designed to
maximize reps, with a focus on proper execution of fundamental skills, while physically and mentally preparing players for a competitive environment. Players
will also receive guidance and tips to help them perform their best at tryouts. Instructor: Doug Keyser, USAV-accredited skills instructor | Girls Ages: 11-14

8/18 Sat. 1:00-4:00pm CMRC-Court 2 10956 $30
CAMPS - TRADITIONAL | FULL DAY
Camps
COUNSELOR IN TRAINING
During this weekly program, teens will learn to be leaders and future counselors. Each teen participant must be able to commit to the development of their
leadership skills while helping guide, instruct and set up games and activities for the Kapers and Kids or the Rockin’ R Campers! CITs will also take part in
special camp projects, field trips, college visits, community service and more throughout the summer. Each will have a specific focus so CITs can learn what it’s
like to be a counselor and have the skills and experience necessary for future employment! There are two locations for your CIT to choose from: the Kapers
and Kids Camp or the Rockin’ R Camp. Optional field trips and activities may be available for an additional fee; alternative activities will be provided if CITs
choose not to participate. More details will be available at time of registration. CITs need to bring a sack lunch and water bottle every day unless noted on
the field trip schedule.
CIT Program Dates Rockin’ R Course Code Kapers & Kids Course Code Week’s Focus Field Trip Fee
June 4 - 8 11788 11806 Intro to CIT Dart em up $95
June 11 - 15 11789 11807 Teamwork Top Golf $95
June 18 - 22 11790 11808 Responsibility Natural Bridge Caverns $95
June 25 - 29 11791 11809 Leadership Blazer Tag $95

July 2 - 6 (No July 4) 11792 11810 Energy Paddleboarding $80
July 9 - 13 TBA 11811 Conflict Resolution Summer Fun USA $95
July 16 - 20 11795 11812 Communication Austin Rock Gym $95
July 23 - 27 11796 11813 Initiative Six Flags $95
July 30 - August 3 11798 11814 Encouragement Urban Air $95
August 6 - 10 11800 11815 Putting it all Together Paintball $95

*Field Trips are subject to change

Where: Kapers and Kids Camp: Kinningham House, 1000 South Creek Drive
Rockin’ R Camp: Old Setters Association Tabernacle, 3300 E. Palm Valley Blvd
DUO QUEST CAMP

Allow your camper to take part in a unique summer camp experience at the Duo Quest Camp! Part of the camp day will fire up your camper’s mind and body,
by allowing them to take part in an instructional class. The other part of the day will be filled with arts and crafts, sports, group games, field trips, swimming
and lots of fun. Each week is a different instructional class for the campers to get involved in. Please send campers with a sack lunch and water bottle each
day. Morning and afternoon snack will be provided. Come join the quest for a summer filled with friends, fun, excitement and new memories. For ages 5-12.


Where: Heritage Center: Carriage House, 910 Heritage Center Circle
DUO QUEST CAMP

Camp Dates Course Code Instructional Class Field Trip Cost
June 4 - 8 11777 Yoga-Doodles Art & Science Camp Playland Skate $160
June 11 - 15 11778 Sportball Multi Sport Camp Mel’s Lone Star Lanes $160
June 18 - 22 11779 Engineering FUNdamentals using LEGO The Thinkery $160
June 25 - 29 11780 Magic Camp Gattiland $160
July 2 - 6 (No July 4) 11781 Mad Science Texas Museum of Science and Tech $130
July 9 - 13 11782 Hip Hop Hollywood Austin Aquarium $160
July 16 - 20 11783 Engineering FUNdamentals using LEGO Inner Space Caverns $160
July 23 - 27 11784 Mad Science Jump USA $160
July 30 - August 3 11785 Penfold Players Theatre Camp Alamo Drafthouse $160
KAPERS AND KIDS & ROCKIN R SUMMER DAY CAMPS

Don’t let another summer slide by in the blink of an eye while your child does the same old routine. Sign them up for our Kapers and Kids or Rockin’ R Sum-
mer Camp, where each week is a new adventure. The campers will go on weekly field trips as well as swimming and park days. They will also participate in
indoor and outdoor games, sports, cooking projects, arts and crafts and much more. By the end of the summer your kids will have plenty to say when they are
asked, “what did do this summer?” For ages 4–12.
Each week is set to its own theme for everyone to get involved in. Please send campers with a sack lunch and water bottle each day. Morning and afternoon
snacks provided. Come join us for a summer filled with friends, food, fun and memories forever!
Camp Dates Kapers & Kids Course Code Rockin’ R Course Code Weekly Theme Field Trips Fee
May 30 - June 1 NO CAMP 11753 Great Wall of China Jumpstreet $82
June 4 - 8 11767 11754 Dubai Austin Park and Pizza $130
June 11 - 15 11768 11755 Coney Island ZDT $130
June 18 - 22 11769 11756 Amazon Cameron Park Zoo $130
June 25 - 29 11770 11757 Italy Gattiland $130
July 2 - 6 (No July 4) 11771 11758 Australia Jump USA $105
July 9 - 13 11772 TBA Hawaii Summer Fun USA $130
July 16 - 20 11773 11761 Vietnam Longhorn Caverns $130
July 23 - 27 11774 11763 France Playland Skate $130
July 30 - August 3 11775 11764 Wild West Reunion Ranch $130
August 6 - 10 11776 11765 England Mel’s Lone Star Lanes $130
August 13 -15 NO CAMP 11766 Mt. Everest Mt. Playmore $82

Where: Kapers and Kids Camp: Kinningham House, 1000 South Creek Drive
Rockin’ R Camp: Old Setters Association Tabernacle, 3300 E. Palm Valley Blvd

SPRING BREAK CAMP

Spring into a week of camp with us! Every day at camp is a new adventure. The daily adventures will be filled with indoor and outdoor games, sports, cooking,
arts and crafts, and field trips! Please bring a sack lunch and water bottle daily. Morning and afternoon snack provided. Ages: 4-12

3/12 - 3/16 Mon.-Fri. 7am-6pm Kinningham House 4825 $120
FITNESS & WELLNESS
Bootcamp
BACKYARD BOOTCAMP
We are taking Bootcamp Training OUTDOORS! Come join us this spring for an outstanding Bootcamp style class that will take place at our state of the art amphi-
theater overlooking Brushy Creek, behind the Rabb House. Participants will improve their overall endurance, speed, strength, and power through a multitude of
exercise routines that will leave you feeling accomplished and refreshed. The best part of this program is that it is all OUTSIDE! Register for the entire program
for a discounted rate, this is one Bootcamp you will not want to miss! Instructor: RockActive Team | Ages: 16+

3/19 - 5/23 Mon. & Wed. 6:30-7:30pm Rabb House 10774 $90
Martial Arts
ADULT
Austin Society of Karate Instructors will teach American Karate with an emphasis on self-defense, self-esteem, and self-confidence. Black uniform required
after the first class and can be purchased from instructor or outside source. No refunds on uniform. Optional opportunities for advancement in the program
require additional fees for tournaments and belt tests. All questions about belt testing should be communicated directly with the instructors. Instructor:
Austin Society of Karate | Ages: 13+

3/29 - 6/7 Thurs. 7:30-9:00pm CMRC Mtg. Room 4434 $70
YOUTH
Austin Society of Karate Instructors will teach American Karate with an emphasis on self-defense, self-esteem, and self-confidence. Black uniform required
after the first class and can be purchased from instructor or outside source. No refunds on uniform. Optional opportunities for advancement in the program
require additional fees for tournaments and belt tests. All questions about belt testing should be communicated directly with the instructors. Instructor:
Austin Society of Karate | Ages: 5-12


FITNESS & WELLNESS
Rockactive
40 DAYS OF FITNESS: STRENGTH
40 Days of Fitness is back for the Summer! This summer, the Rock Active team is bringing you a new variety of exercise routines that will leave you feeling stron-
ger and tighter than ever before. If you have attended 40 Days of Fitness New Year New You this will be the Strength Version of that class. This class will focus
on corrective exercises, and muscle toning & growth. In addition to lifting weights, there will be cardio resistance training to maintain your endurance! If you
are looking to take your fitness and body to the next level do not leave yourself out, commit to it and change your life! Instructor: RockActive Team | Ages: 16+

3/19 - 5/11 Mon.-Fri. 12:15-1:15pm CMRC Mtg. Room 11759 $160
Group Personal Training

SMALL GROUP PERSONAL TRAINING
If the large group classes and one-on-one training isn’t your thing, then give Small Group Training a try! SGPT is designed to provide participants a non-intimi-
dating environment that has the structure of group exercise but the individual experience of Personal Training. Groups have their choice of number of sessions;
the meeting times and days are discussed between the small group and their personal trainer. RESCHEDULING IS PROHIBITED. Call or stop by Clay Madsen
Recreation Center for more information and get signed up today!
PAIRS TRAINING
4 SESSIONS $60 / PERSON COMPLETE IN 30 DAYS
GROUP TRAINING (3-5 PARTICIPANTS)

*Sessions must be completed within the allotted days stated above. Any sessions not used will be discontinued. *
GROUP EXERCISE-CMRC
Clay Madsen Recreation Center values health and exercise, and provides a variety of group exercise classes to our members for free. Specialty Classes are
offered at a $5/ class rate. The specialty classes will give you the extra attention you are looking for in your group exercise routine. Non-members must pay
the visitor pass rate of $5/day. Class participation is limited based on space & equipment. Please see www.claymadsenrec.com or the Clay Madsen Recreation
Center front desk for current group exercise schedule and class guidelines.
PERSONAL TRAINING - CMRC Fees

It’s time to get serious about becoming physically fit. Let one of our personal trainers’ help 1 Personal Fitness Consultation FREE
you get the results you’ve always wanted! Our trainers have a result driven philosophy that 3 Personal Training Sessions $105
will push you to a level of fitness you never thought possible. Our trainers bring a wealth of
knowledge, passion, and motivation that make every session interesting. 5 Personal Training Sessions $175
10 Personal Training Sessions $330
Personal training is only available for CMRC members. One free consultation is given to
CMRC members. Schedule your consultation and register for personal training sessions 15 Personal Training Sessions $495
with the CMRC front desk call 512-218-3220. 20 Personal Training Sessions $630
WEIGHT ROOM CERTIFICATION - CMRC

Youth members of CMRC ages 14 and 15 years old who wish to work out in the weight room without a parent or guardian must complete a weight room
certification. Participants will learn CMRC weight room rules, proper weight room etiquette and basic training techniques. This class must be completed to
be approved to work out in the weight room by themselves. Please see CMRC front desk or call (512) 218-3220 to schedule an appointment. It is a $10 fee,
that is valid until member is eligible for regular usage of the weight room at 16 years old.

OUTDOOR RECREATION & ADVENTURE
Trails & Trips

COLORADO RIVER PADDLING TRIP
Have a blast as you kayak down the Colorado River! This 6-mile trip will take participants down the scenic
El Camino Real Paddling Trail, stopping along the way for a picnic lunch and many opportunities to hop in
the water and cool off. Fee includes transportation to and from Bastrop, 3-hour river trip and all equipment.
Please bring a sack lunch, drinks, snacks, sunscreen, bathing suit/shorts, t-shirt or rash shirt (for sun protec-
tion), towel, hat/visor, extra clothes, water socks/shoes (optional). Chaperone: Round Rock Parks and Recre-
ation Department Team | Ages 11-15

7/17 Tues. 8:30am-4:30pm Meet at CMRC 11581 $45
OFF SHORE FISHING

Cast your hook into the Gulf of Mexico and see what catches on the other end! This day trip will take par-
ticipants to Port Aransas where everyone will experience Texas’s finest fishing aboard a charter boat. Fee
includes transportation to and from Port Aransas, 5-hour off shore charter, all equipment and a pizza dinner.
Please bring a sack lunch or money to purchase lunch, money to clean any fish to be kept, snacks, drinks,
sunscreen, hat/visor and wear comfortable walking shoes. Chaperone: Round Rock Parks and Recreation De-
partment Team | Ages 11-15

6/12 Tues. 8:30-2:00am Meet at CMRC 11584 $125
PAINTBALL
Whether you’re a paintball pro or an amateur, you’re guaranteed to have a day of fun on this adventure trip. Texas Paintball is home to ten of the most unique and
exciting playing fields located on 40 acres of wooden terrain and we will get to explore them all. Fee includes transportation to and from Jonestown, 4 hours of
paintball play and all equipment. Please wear loose fitting, comfortable clothing and good running shoes, (ex: jeans and a long-sleeved shirt), bring a sack lunch
and sunscreen. Chaperone: Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department Team | Ages 11-15

6/27 Wed. 8:30am-4:00pm Meet at CMRC 11582 $65
ZIP LINE CANOPY TOUR

! Zip line your way to a new adventure! This trip takes participants to Cypress Valley Canopy Tours in Spicewood to fly through the canopy of
NEW 100-foot tall cypress trees, gliding on steel ziplines from platform to platform high in the tree tops. The tour includes 5 ziplines, 2 sky bridges
and a rappel. While on site, we’ll enjoy a picnic lunch and an optional lake zip-line and rope swing (depending on lake levels). Fee includes
transportation to and from Spicewood, canopy zip tour and all equipment. Please wear comfortable clothing and closed toe shoes, bring a sack
lunch, sunscreen, bathing suit/shorts. Chaperone: Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department Team | Ages 11-15

7/31 Tues. 8:30am-4:00pm Meet at CMRC 11583 $105
SPECIAL EVENTS
YOUTH FISHING DERBY

Grab your pole, tackle and bait to join us for the 7th Annual Youth Fishing Derby at Bright Lake in Old Settlers Park. There will be three age divisions in this catch
and release derby: Perch Division (ages 3-5), Snapper Division (ages 6-9) and Redfish Division (ages 10-12). Prizes will be awarded in each division. There will
also be demonstrations and other activities.
This event is FREE but pre-registration is strongly encouraged and participants must check in before fishing. Participants must be checked in by 9:00am to re-
ceive a t-shirt*, food* and to be eligible for awards (*while supplies last). Winners must be present to claim awards. All children must be accompanied by a parent
or guardian. Participants will need to provide all of their own equipment, including bait and only one pole per child will be allowed.
Schedule of Events: Check In/Late Registration: 6:45-9:00am; Fishing: 7:00-11:00am; Activities: 7:00-11:00am; Fried Fish/French Fries for wrist banded partici-
pants and one parent/guardian: 10:00am; Awards immediately following result tabulation at conclusion of fishing.

SPECIAL EVENTS
YOUTH FISHING DERBY
Date Day Times Age Location Code
4/14 Sat. 7:00-11:00am 3-5 OSP-Lakeview Pavilion 4602
URBAN XCURSION
X marks the spot! The Urban Xcursion is a citywide scavenger hunt intended to highlight the beautiful and unique charms of Round Rock. Xcursion Teams will
be sent on the journey of a lifetime and battle it out for an entire day to complete challenges and the obstacles presented. Challenge destinations will include
but are not limited to local businesses, city parks, trails, entertainment and shopping attractions throughout Round Rock. These Urban Xcursion memories will
be captured and submitted through a team member’s Instagram account. If you think you have what it takes to conquer the impossible and take the glory, your
Urban Xcursion awaits.
Date Day Time Location Code Fee

4/21 Sat. 10:00am TBA 11762 $10
MUDDY MILER FAMILY ADVENTURE

Bring your entire family and experience the 8th Annual Muddy Miler Family Adventure at Old Settlers Park.
The Muddy Miler is a one-mile fun run offering the entire family more obstacles, more mud and more fun
than your average run event! We dare you to complete and conquer new obstacles! WARNING: You will get
muddy from head to toe! Participants are required to be in line between 8:00-9:30am. Event will begin at
8:30am.
Date Day Time Ages Location Code Fee

5/5 Sat. 8:30am All Old Settlers Park 4559 Free
ROUND ROCK SERTOMA JULY 4TH PARADE & FRONTIER DAYS CELEBRATION
The Round Rock Sertoma July 4th Parade has become a signature event in At the Frontier Days Celebration, look forward to fireworks, a pepper eating
Round Rock. With 20,000 spectators made up of residents and visitors from contest, Swifty Swine Pig Races, children’s games, Sam Bass Shootout,
Austin, Georgetown and beyond; the event boasts of hometown goodness. Movies in the Park and more!
Over 2,000 people participate in the parade and even more are expected to This event is FREE for the entire family.
take part in 2018. Sparkling Red, White & Blue floats glitter as spectacular
performances offer flair along the route. Special guest announcers and LOCATION: Old Settlers Park
patriotic tunes entertain the whole way through! DETAILS TO BE ANNOUNCED: Check our website for the latest information:
LOCATION: Downtown Round Rock | TIME: 10:00am start www.roundrocktexas.gov/july4
NIGHT RIDER FAMILY BIKE RIDE

The Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department will host the 6th Annual Night Rider Family Bike Ride on Saturday, July 21st at the Rabb House which is
adjacent to the Play For All Park. Night Rider is a unique and exciting organized bike ride utilizing the Brushy Creek Trail System. The entire trail system is lit
up with amazing lighting FX to delight the entire family! Cyclists select a course distance and ride at their own safe pace with support along the course. Glow-
in-the-dark bike gear and flashing lights are encouraged. Bike helmets, a front bicycle light and rear reflector or bicycle light are required to participate in this
event. The following bicycle types are allowed on the course: Single Bicycle, Single Bicycle with Child in Tow, Tandem Bicycle. The following bicycle types are
NOT ALLOWED on the course: Bicycle with training wheels, Tricycles.
Late Registration and packet pick up will begin at 7:00pm with bike riders taking off at dark. Due to the safety of the cyclists and your family pet, please leave
your dog at home. For complete details visit: www.roundrocktexas.gov/NightRider

7/21 Sat. Dark Start Rabb House 11817 $10 Early/$15 Late
5K FOR CLAY
Join us for the 15th annual 5K for Clay! This event honors Clay Madsen and the Clay Madsen Recreation Center which strives to be a safe place where chil-
dren, adults and families have a safe and fun place to play, learn, develop and recreate. CMRC strives to help all learn the leadership and sportsmanship
qualities that Clay upheld throughout his life. This benefit driven 5K for Clay is a fun run/walk for everyone! First 350 participants are guaranteed to receive
a dry fit 5K for Clay tank! Please continue to check the website at www.5KforClay.com for more event information!
Parking: Limited parking will be available onsite; additional parking located at the Shops of Turtle Creek
Packet Pick Up: Packet Pick up begins Friday, August 10 at 12:00pm.

SPECIAL EVENTS
5K FOR CLAY
8/11 Sat. 7:30am (5K-youth 17 & Under) CMRC 11794 $18/$23
8/11 Sat. 7:30am (5K-adult 18+) CMRC 11797 $25/$30
KIDS K FOR CLAY

The 3rd annual Kids K for Clay is a special activity just for kids (ages 10 and younger) in conjunction with the annual 5K for Clay. The Kids K for Clay will start
after the regular 5K is complete, approximately 8:00am. This is a fun run/walk and will not be timed. Parents can choose to run/walk alongside their child
or release them to the course with our supportive volunteers and cheering sections. Each participant will receive a prize! Youth runners/walkers will need
to choose to sign up for only the 1K or the 5K. Please pick the appropriate distance you feel your child is comfortable with.

8/11 Sat. 8:00am CMRC 11799 $10
FANTASY FOOTBALL
All arm chair coaches and Monday morning quarterbacks, this is your time to shine and bask in the glory of today’s modern-day backyard brawl! Weekly
prizes is a new aspect of our event this year! We will be giving out weekly prizes for teams with the most points that week, as well as teams with the high
scoring individual player. Create your own Fantasy Football Team, participate in a live draft party, compete for playoff championships, and, most importantly,
win GREAT PRIZES! The Live Draft Party will be held August 27th and include food, beverages, draft swag and all the statistics and player analysis you need
to create your Championship Team! The Live Draft Party & league entry fee is $25 per team.

8/27 Sun. TBA Rabb House 12067 $25
FAMILY CAMPOUT
Come spend the night in Old Settlers Park! You’ll pop your tent around the Lakeview Pavilion, eat din- Date
ner, have fun, play games, sit around the campfire eating s’mores and then off to sleep under the stars. Friday, September 21 -
Wake up with the sunrise and enjoy breakfast, and then check out the National Hunting and Fishing Saturday, September 22
Day activities. Location
Registration Opens in early August. Full details at www.roundrocktexas.gov/familycampout Old Settlers Park
HOLIDAY BAZAAR
Come and shop all things festive & bright! Gifts, jewelry and more will sure delight!
A variety of vendors will be present for you to start shopping for unique and handcrafted items. Shopping hours are November 10 from 9:00am–4:00pm.
Admission is free however we encourage you to bring a canned food donation for the Round Rock Food Pantry or a box of colorful/character band aids for
the children’s hospital.

11/10 Sat. 9:00am-4:00pm CMRC Free
SEEKING VENDORS
Interested in being a Holiday Bazaar Vendor?
Booths are encouraged to sell arts, crafts, handcrafted and unique items. Limited commercial and Interested in being
a Holiday Bazaar Vendor? Booths are encouraged to sell arts, crafts, handcrafted and unique items. Limited commer-
cial and multi-level marketing products will be allowed as approved by Event Coordinators. Applications accepted
beginning August 6. All application forms must be accompanied by signed Vendor Information Form, photos of items
to be sold and/or links to websites to view items. In order to maintain a variety of vendors, management reserves the
right to accept or deny applications based on show needs. Please know that various categories of merchandise will
be limited to ensure a quality and well-balanced show.
Booth applications will be accepted and reviewed on a first come, first serve basis. Vendors will be informed of ac-
ceptance/denial into the Holiday Bazaar. Do not assume that submission of application guarantees you a space in the
Holiday Bazaar. If you are interested in being a vendor please visit the website at www.RoundRockTexas.Gov/Bazaar
to view event information and complete required registration forms.

SPORTS
Leagues (Adult)
COREC KICKBALL LEAGUES
Our Summer Kickball Leagues consist of 8 games with CoRec divisional play available on Monday or Thursday evenings. Games are played at the Bluff Field
at Memorial Park. Season ending awards will be given to each championship team. You may only register for this program at the main Parks and Recreation
office or at www.RoundRockRecreation.com. A $20 late fee will be applied after the last official day of registration (space permitting). For more information,
please visit www.TeamSideline.com/RoundRock.
League Registration Dates Season Begins Team Fee

Summer I League 3/6 - 4/15 Week of 4/23 $180
Summer II League 6/11 - 7/22 Week of 7/30 $180
MEN’S BASKETBALL LEAGUES

Grab a group of friends or co-workers and come join our Men’s Basketball Leagues! These leagues are
a great way to socialize while staying in shape. We offer Men’s Low League (for lower level teams) and
Men’s Open League (for more competitive teams) on Wednesday nights and Sunday afternoons at the Clay
Madsen Recreation Center. Each team is guaranteed 8 games. The top four teams will play in an end of
the season tournament to declare a league winner. You may only register for this program at the Parks and
Recreation Department office or at www.RoundRockRecreation.com. A $20 late fee will be applied during
the last week of registration (space permitting). For more information, please visit www.TeamSideline.
com/RoundRock.

Summer I League 3/19 – 4/29 Week of 5/6 $380
Summer II League 6/18 – 7/29 Week of 8/5 $380
MEN’S FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUES

Our Men’s Flag Football Leagues consist of 8 games with 8v8 leagues on either Monday or Tuesday nights and 4v4 leagues on Wednesday nights. All games
are played at Old Settlers Park. Season ending awards will be given to each championship team. Teams must provide their own jerseys, SONIC flag belts and
footballs. You may only register for this program at the main Parks and Recreation office or at www.RoundRockRecreation.com. A $20 late fee will be applied
after the last official day of registration (space permitting). For more information, please visit www.TeamSideline.com/RoundRock.

Summer League 8v8 5/7 - 6/10 Week of 6/18 $360
Summer League 4v4 5/7 - 6/10 Week of 6/18 $220
Fall League 8v8 7/16 - 8/19 Week of 8/27 $360
Fall League 4v4 7/16 - 8/19 Week of 8/27 $220
SOFTBALL LEAGUES
Our Summer Softball Leagues consist of an 8-game season for CoRec teams only. Season ending awards will be given to each championship team. Games
are played at the Bluff at Memorial Park on Sundays or Tuesdays. You may only register for this program at the main Parks and Recreation office or online.
A $20 late fee will be applied after the last official day of registration (space permitting). For more information, visit: www.TeamSideline.com/RoundRock.
Corec League Registration Dates Season Begins Team Fee

Summer I League 3/16 - 4/15 Week of 4/22 $325
Summer II League 6/11 - 7/22 Week of 7/22 $325
Men’s League
Check back for more details at www.TeamSideline.com/RoundRock.

SPORTS
Leagues (Youth)
GIRLS FALL VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE: JUMP SERVE. DIVE. AT TACK.
Be part of a league that teaches fundamentals and good sportsmanship as we strive toward excellence. This league is for girls ages 7-14 years as of 9/1/18.
Practices and games will be held at local RRISD school gyms and the Clay Madsen Recreation Center. Fee includes a uniform top, RRISD gym fees, pictures,
medal, and game officials. There are two levels of play: Division I/Open is for teams with six or more girls requesting to play together and Division II is when
five or less girls request to play together and randomly formed teams. For more information, please call 512-218-5540 or visit www.TeamSideline.com/
RoundRock. A $10 late fee will be applied after the last official day of registration (space permitting).
League Registration Ages Begins Fee

Fall 7/16 - 9/9 7-14 (as of 9/1/18) Week of 9/17 $95
QUICK SET GIRLS SUMMER VOLLEYBALL LEAGUES

Come join this premier summer league! This league is designed to allow athletes the opportunity to play volleyball during the off-season. There will be
opportunities to attend specific skill clinics during the season for free! The 9-10 year olds will play Monday nights at either 5:45pm and/or 6:45pm and 11-
12 year olds will play Monday nights at either 7:45pm and/or 8:45pm (age as of 9/1/18). Participants will receive a shirt (no pictures/no awards). This is a
GAMES ONLY LEAGUE. Please understand that due to gym limitations we are not able to offer practices. For more information, please call 512-218-5540 or
visit www.TeamSideline.com/RoundRock. Register early! This league will fill up fast!
League Registration Begins Code Fee
Ages 9-10 (as of 9/1/18) 4/23 – 5/20 6/4 11615 $50
Ages 11-12 (as of 9/1/18) 4/23 – 5/20 6/4 11617 $50
*Schedule times subject to change
YOUTH SOCCER LEAGUE

DRIBBLE. KICK. SCORE.
The Round Rock Parks and Recreation Soccer League is designed to introduce youngsters to the basic
game of soccer. This league will focus on developing skills, team play, basic rules of the game, socializa-
tion and having fun. Practices will be held once a week and games will be played on Saturdays in Old
Settlers Park. Fee will include a uniform top and bottom, pictures, medals and game officials. Boys and
girls will play together in small sided games in 4U (3 & 4 years old), 6U (5 & 6 years old) and 8U (7 &
8 years old). Age is as of 12/31/18. Participants must be bathroom independent to participate. For more
information, please call 512-218-5540 or visit www.TeamSideline.com/RoundRock. A $10 late fee will
be applied after the last official day of registration (space permitting).
League Registration Ages Begins Fee

Fall 7/16 – 9/9 3-8 (as of 12/31/18) Week of 9/17 $75
YOUTH TRACK AND FIELD

INTERVALS. LONG RUNS. SPRINTS.
Come join the Round Rock Trackers Track and Field Team! This is a summer youth track and field pro-
gram for boys and girls ages 5–18 that will emphasize athletic development in a fun and personal
environment. The goal of the program is to teach the basic principles of track and field, sportsmanship
and expose participants to competition through scheduled meets. Beginners and seasoned athletes are
welcome. Practices are held on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesdays from 6:00-7:30pm at the Chisholm
Trail Middle School track. We have a practice only and a practice/AAU meets option to choose from.
Runners will pay for meets separately. For more information, please call 512-218-5540 or visit www.
TeamSideline.com/RoundRock. A $10 late fee will be applied after the last official day of registration
(space permitting).
Registration Ages Skills Begins Code Fees

3/5 – 5/6 5-18 Practice/Meet 4/30 11591 $120
3/5 – 5/27 5-18 Practice only 5/29 11595 $55

SPORTS
Lessons
ARCHERY | BEGINNER
Learn the Olympic sport of archery in this beginner class for ages 8 and up! Xpert Archery will shoot you
straight as the skills of modern day archery will be taught through skill drills, active shooting and games.
By the end of this basic course, archers will be Xperts at range safety, knowing their shooting limitations
and grouping all arrows on their target. All equipment is provided. Classes will be held outdoors so ar-
chers need to dress accordingly. Rained out classes will be made up at the end of the session. Instructor:
Ron Dahlseid | Ages: 8 and up
(Look for Archery Lessons to return in the Fall. New for Summer 2018: Archery Camps, located in the
CAMPS – SPECIAL INTEREST – SPORTS section.)

3/21 - 4/18 Wed. 5:30-6:30pm Kinningham Park 4666 $100
4/25 - 5/23 Wed. 5:30-6:30pm Kinningham Park 4669 $100
BALL HARD BASKETBALL

Athletes will have the opportunity to get better through Ball Hard Basketball Camps and Classes. Come and learn the fundamentals of basketball or take
your skills to the next level. Athletes will gain valuable court time and information and learn from a certified trainer. For more background information on
Ball Hard please visit www.Ball-Hard.com or call 512-218-5540. Instructor: Ball Hard Elite Training and Skills Development | Ages: 5-14

6/8 - 6/29 Fri. 6:00-7:30pm CMRC-Court 2 10927 $66
7/6 - 7/27 Fri. 6:00-7:30pm CMRC-Court 2 10928 $66
8/3 - 8/24 Fri. 6:00-7:30pm CMRC-Court 2 10929 $66
COACH ‘EM UP VOLLEYBALL ACADEMY

This volleyball academy is designed to build confidence, teach the game fundamentals and instill a champion mentality. Key words and movements will be
emphasized to reinforce player development through consistent muscle-memory drill work. All players will receive individual instruction and correction. This
approach is based on minimal movement to gain the greatest amount of success. Instructor: Certified Coach ‘Em Up Coach | Ages: 7-14 as of 9/1/17
Dates Days Times Age Location Code Fee

4/8 - 5/13 Sun. 10:30-11:30am 7-10 CMRC-Court #2 4671 $70
4/8 - 5/13 Sun. 12:00-1:00pm 11-14 CMRC-Court #2 4670 $70
SOCCER SHOTS
Soccer Shots - The Children’s Soccer Experience - is a leader in youth soccer development. Our nationally recognized program offers high energy, fun, and
age-appropriate introduction to the wonderful game of soccer. Our innovative curriculum emphasizes both soccer skills and character development. Our
goal is simple: to leave a lasting, positive impact on every child we coach. Please bring a water bottle—all other equipment will be provided (cleats are not
necessary). Rained out classes will be made up at the end of the session, maximum of 2. Instructor: Soccer Shots Coach | Ages: 2-8
MINI 2 TO YOUNG 3 YEAR OLDS

Soccer Shots Mini introduces 2 and young 3 year old children to fundamental soccer principles, such as using your feet, dribbling and the basic rules of the
game. Through fun games, songs and positive reinforcement, children will begin to experience the joy of playing soccer and being active.
3/21 - 5/23 Wed. 4:50-5:20pm OSP-MP Field 4693 $190
3/24 - 5/26 Sat. 9:00-9:30am Buck Egger Park 4696 $190
6/16 - 8/4 Sat. 8:30-9:00am OSP-MP Field 11179 $152

SPORTS
CLASSIC | OLDER 3-5 YEAR OLDS
For nearly 15 years, Soccer Shots has been introducing soccer to children ages 3 to 5. Using creative and imaginative games, weekly sessions focus on basic
soccer skills like dribbling, passing and shooting. We also highlight a positive character trait each session such as respect, teamwork and appreciation. Soccer
Shots will expose your child to the fun of soccer and provide the foundation needed to get started in the sport.
3/24 - 5/26 Sat. 11:20am-12:00pm Buck Egger Park 4700 $190
PREMIER | 5-8 YEAR OLDS

This program is for children who are new to soccer or who want to build upon what they have learned in Soccer Shots Classic. Focusing on individual skill,
fitness and sportsmanship, each session provides an opportunity for kids to be challenged through fun games and team competitions. Children will also be
introduced to tactical elements of the game as they prepare to play on competitive teams.
*Look for Premier classes to return in the Fall
TENNIS LESSONS
For all classes, participants are to wear comfortable clothes and shoes, bring a water bottle and a racquet if they have one. A class will be cancelled if there
has been rain at CMRC or Round Rock West Park 30 minutes prior to the class start. Call 512-218-3220 for class status. Cancelled classes will tentatively be
rescheduled for the Saturday prior to the last class of the session.
TENNIS | ADULT 201

This class is for those with previous tennis experience who are looking to improve their game. Using “live ball” drills, participants will get lots of repetition
to help them polish their game, refine their strokes and point building. Instructor: Tennis Professional Jack Alsup | Ages: 16 and up
TENNIS | JUNIOR BEGINNER

This class will cover the basics of playing tennis, including proper warm-up techniques and the basic strokes (forehand, backhand, serve, and volley), with
emphasis on proper grips and execution, fundamental rules, basic scoring and tennis etiquette. Fun games, drills & instruction are designed for developing
motor skills and confidence. No class on 5/28 (class will be held on 5/29). Instructor: Tennis Professional Jack Alsup | Ages: 10-14
4/9 - 4/30 Mon. 7:00-8:00pm RRW Park-Tennis Courts 4726 $59

SPORTS
TENNIS | JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT
This class takes the fundamentals learned in the beginner class and starts developing the participants into a more competitive player, using rallying drills
and situational instruction. This class is for those who have shown interest in playing competitive tennis and want to improve their chances of making their
school team. No class on 5/28 (class will be held on 5/29). Instructor: Tennis Professional Jack Alsup | Ages: 10-17
TENNIS | PEE WEE

This tennis class is a great way for a young child to improve hand-eye coordination, basic motor skills and to see how much fun the game of tennis is to play.
Parent participation is required during the class. No class on 5/28 (class will be held on 5/29). Instructor: Tennis Professional Jack Alsup | Ages: 3-4

*Look for Pee Wee classes to return in the Fall
TENNIS | QUICKSTART I (RED BALL)

QuickStart I is a perfect first experience to tennis that’s fun and active! This program uses kid-sized equipment: slower-moving and lower-bouncing red balls,
shorter and lighter racquets, and smaller courts. This format makes beginner tennis easier and fun, as kids build a foundation of hand-eye coordination, agility
and balance. No class on 5/28 (class will be held on 5/29). Instructor: Tennis Professional Jack Alsup | Ages 5-7

TENNIS | QUICKSTART II (ORANGE BALL)

Using QuickStart play format, kids keep the ball in play longer, learn faster and have more FUN! This class is a great introduction to the fun and rewarding
world of tennis. Emphasis is placed on learning basic movement and striking skills, as well as developing motor skills, coordination and confidence. No class
on 5/28 (class will be held on 5/29). Instructor: Tennis Professional Jack Alsup | Ages: 8-10

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Rock'N River Waterpark

Located in Old Settlers Park

Parks and Recreation Office

Administration Office Hours Special Events.................................................................................... 51

Reasonable Accommodations Statement

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301 West Bagdad, Building 2 • Round Rock, TX 78664 • 512-218-5499 • www.bacacenter.com

Hours of Operation Weight Room Hours

4 Register online at www.RoundRockRecreation.com

1600 Gattis School Road • Round Rock, TX 78664 • 512-218-3220 • www.claymadsenrec.com

Membership Information MEMBERSHIP AMENITIES

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AMERICAN MAH JONG - EXPERIENCED PLAYERS

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Clubs & Special Interest

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KUPUNA HULA FOR INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED DANCERS

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(No program on 7/4)

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8/3 Fri. 7:00-9:30pm Grand Room 11059 Free for Members

LINE DANCING, BEGINNING TO INTERMEDIATE

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PERSONAL TRAINING-BACA Fees

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SMALL GROUP PERSONAL TRAINING

WEIGHT ROOM ORIENTATION - BACA

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CHAIR YOGA FOR WELLNESS

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4/4 - 4/25 Wed. 9:00-10:00am Mtg. Room 1 4105 $38

5/2 - 5/23 Wed. 9:00-10:00am Mtg. Room 1 4106 $38

6/6 - 6/27 Wed. 9:00-10:00am Mtg. Room 1 11668 $38

7/11 - 7/25 Wed. 9:00-10:00am Mtg. Room 1 11669 $29

8/8 - 8/29 Wed. 9:00-10:00am Mtg. Room 1 11670 $38

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Field Trips are subject to change