Summer is coming and infant and toddler swimming lessons will be
available beginning in March. The Club also offers Parent and Child
Lessons as well as semi-private and private lessons for your little
ones. The spring schedule is as follows...
Parent and Child Lessons
For
ages 6-36 months.
This class is held with parent in the water with the child. Basic water
safety is taught at an age appropriate level as well as stroke basics.
Teaching a respect and love for the water at a young age is the primary
goal. The cost is
$45/session (8 lessons) for members and $90/session (8 lessons) for
non-members
Spring Sessions...
Session 1: March 4-27 - Tuesday and Thursday 10- 10:30 AM (6-36 months)
Session 2: April 8 - May 1 - Tuesday and Thursday 10- 10:30 AM (6-36
months)
Session 3: May 6 - May 29 - Tuesday and Thursday 10 - 10:30 AM (6-36
months)
Semi-Private Toddler Lessons--NEW!!
For children
ages 24-36 months
who are comfortable in and around the pool but are not old enough for
the regular swim lessons. Basic water safety is taught at an age
appropriate level as well as stroke basics. Parents are NOT in the pool
with the child. Only 2 children per class guaranteed!!
The cost is...
$100/session (8 lessons) for members ONLY.
Non-members are only accepted on a wait list only. Non-member cost is
$225/session.
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Spring Sessions...
Session 1: March 4-27 - Tuesday and Thursday 10:30-11 AM
Session 2: April 8 - May 1 - Tuesday and Thursday 10:30 - 11 AM
Session 3: May 6 - May 29 - Tuesday and Thursday 10:30-11 AM
Infant and Toddler Private Lessons--NEW!!
The focus on these lessons is survival swimming. The parent is NOT in
the water with the child. Each lesson is a one on one swimming lesson
for the child. Available for
children 6-48 months.
Contact Amy for available times.
The cost is
$25/30 minute session for members.
Tickets for private lessons can be purchased at the front desk.
FACTS that you should be aware of...
*Drowning is the #1 cause of death in children ages 1-4 in Florida.
*75% of victims are between the ages of 12 to 25 months.
*65% of those victims drown in the family pool.
*33% of those victims drown in a neighbor's or relative's pool.
*For every child who drowns, four are hospitalized for a near drowning.
*77% of the victims were out of the parent's sight for less than 5
minutes.
Amy's motto... "If your child can crawl, they NEED to learn how to
swim."
See you in the pool!
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Jiu-jitsu & Personal Defense
Ryujin Jiu-jitsu...Live
Prepared
Want a total body
workout that is street smart, too? Want to increase stamina,
flexibility, and strength while developing practical skills for living
prepared in today’s world? Men, women, and older teens can benefit
tremendously from this class, regardless of fitness level. Challenge
yourself, set your pace, live fit and prepared.
This is not your typical martial art school. Train with no belt
requirement or choose to go through a traditional belt system. Classes
offer practical, realistic training for men, women, and teens. Any
level of fitness and experience--train with us and see the difference.
We use the most effective techniques from traditional Jiu-jitsu to
modern military combat techniques to teach the skills necessary to
survive armed and unarmed violent confrontations. Flexible
training…techniques are practiced in all situations from upright
fighting to ground combat and every scenario in between. A unique
program...Elite self defense for men and women.
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Learn...
Advanced techniques in personal defense
Effective and disabling pressure
point application
Chokes, Joint
Locks, Throws, Strategy, Street tactics
Increased odds of surviving attacks in realistic situations
Defense against multiple, armed and unarmed attackers
Class times:
(effective 13 March 2008)
Mondays 7:15 to 8:15
Saturdays 11:30-1:00
Price per month:
$
35.00 (members)
$
40.00 (students and part-time)
$
55.00 (full time, non members)
http://www.ryujin-fl.com
Information:
Renshi Laure Bruha
Cell: 850.291.1968
Email:
laurebruha@mchsi.com
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CHAD CAGE NEW TENNIS DIRECTOR
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for tennis, strength, conditioning and movement at Tampa's esteemed
Saddlebrook Resort and has locally interned at the Andrews Institute in
Gulf Breeze.
Being involved with teaching the sport in some capacity for several
years has allowed Cage to feel more relaxed with a larger crowd
than one with less experience.
Rather than a test or challenge, this weekend's event is "more like an
opportunity to meet everybody
I plan to delve into it and see what the area's talent has got it
should be three days of good tennis," said Cage, who also is a
certified health fitness instructor by the American College of Sports
Medicine. "It will have a lot of teams from Gulf Breeze, Pensacola
and Navarre, and we have a team from Dothan, Ala. coming down, so it
should be exciting."
He's also got the seal of approval from the people in charge at The
Club.
"The owners, Chuck and Penny Emling are avid tennis fans, so
they're very, very supportive already," Cage said. "I'm looking
forward to programs I can put into place. I hope to continue strong
junior and adult clinics, and also, with the footwork and the agility
training that I have, I want to add that to the tennis lessons. I want
to add that to improving their health as well as their tennis skills."
Published in The News
Journal 2/28/2008
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