Lee's Summit Illustrated Winter 2017-2018 by City of Lees Summit

ACTIVITY GUIDE

Nov. 15, 2017 –Mar. 31, 2018

THE FITNESS ISSUE Get Personal with LSPR's Personal Trainers RevUP 6 Tips for Finding a Workout Partner 10 Encouraging Tips for Weight Loss 9-Page Lee's Summit Activity Guide PLUS MORE!

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12-WEEK WELLNESS PROGRAM Includes membership to Legacy Park & Gamber Community Centers

Weight Loss, decreased body comp & cholesterol, increased strength, endurance, energy and more!

PERSONAL TRAINING

Small groups give you the individualized attention you deserve. With new workouts every week, you will build strength, improve endurance, and learn the skills necessary to feel confident with exercise.

HEALTHY EATING EVERY DAY (HEED)

Each week attend a one hour session designed to improve your nutritional choices, eating habits, and food knowledge. Eating healthy has never been so easy!

RevUpLSPR.net

RevUP IS FOR EVERYONE

RevUp is for anyone age ten and up no matter their level of fitness. Regardless of what your health goals may be, RevUp will provide a personalized program to meet your needs!

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Letter from the Interim

ADMINISTRATOR Welcome to the fitness and health issue of the Illustrated. As we move into winter and the start of a new year, many people will be making the decision to commit to a healthier lifestyle. This issue of the Illustrated highlights the many resources and programs provided by Lee's Summit Parks and Recreation in support of those health-related goals. LSPR provides fitness opportunities at all three of our community centers; Legacy, Harris, and Gamber. We know our community has diverse interests and you will find we offer many options including an indoor track, pickleball, racquetball, basketball, group fitness, indoor aquatics, spinning classes, free weights, selectorized equipment, functional fitness equipment, and cardiovascular equipment. Included in your membership is access to over 100 land and water fitness classes weekly. Classes and times vary by location so be sure to pick up a schedule from each facility. One of the best resources provided by LSPR is our excellent personal training staff and our community wellness program, RevUp. Turn to page 16 to meet our trainers, the superstars of our personal training and RevUp programs. "Did you know" research shows a person is more likely to experience success with their fitness goals if they have a workout partner to hold them accountable and consistent. On page 6 we provide tips on finding a workout partner. One of the most popular New Year resolutions is weight loss and on page 9 we provide some tips to assist with your weight loss goals. Also, our patrons at Legacy Park Community Center can look forward to the addition of new strength equipment in the near future including an addition to the Synergy 360 functional fitness unit we currently have. Finally, I'm excited to share that recently Legacy Park Community Center received the Reader's Choice Award for best fitness center in Lee's Summit by the readers of Lee's Summit Lifestyles Magazine. We are proud, humbled, and very appreciative of the recognition. I am a bit biased, but I think Legacy Park Community Center is a special place that provides programs and amenities for "every age and every season." However, the heart and soul that truly makes Legacy special is our staff and patrons! I encourage you to stop by for a workout, enjoy a cup of coffee, engage in some conversation, and experience the best fitness center in Lee's Summit! Enjoy,

Joe Snook, CPRP | Interim Administrator 220 SE Green Street | Lee’s Summit, MO 64063 816.969.1504 | fax: 816.969.1515 | www.lsparks.net

CONTENTS 4 �� Night Flight 5K 5 �� Father/Daughter Dance No School Day Camp 6.................................... 6 Tips for Finding a Workout Partner 7 ��Facility Rentals 8 �� Tour de Lakes Bike Ride 9................................... 10 Encouraging Tips for Weight Loss 10-11 �� Legacy Park Community Center 12-13 ��Gamber Community Center 14-15 ��Harris Park Community Center 16-17 �� Meet Our Personal Trainers 18-26 ��Activity Guide 27 ��Volunteering 28-29 �� LSPR Staff, General Info & FAQs, City Council, Parks & Recreation Board, Dog Park Rules 30-31 ��Park Finder

CONTACT INFO LSParks.net • (816) 969-1500 Fax: (816) 969-1515 lspr@cityofls.net 220 SE Green St., Lee’s Summit, MO 64063 Gamber Community Center.................................... (816) 969-1580 Harris Park Community Center................................ (816) 969-1540 Legacy Park Community Center.............................. (816) 969-1550 Summit Waves.......................................................... (816) 969-1545 LS Historical Cemetery............................................. (816) 969-1590 Inclusion Coordinator............................................... (816) 969-1555

ON the COVER

Kathy Sloan is featured doing one of her favorite activities at Legacy Park Community Center. She also enjoys taking S.E.T, Lift, Piyo, and Yoga at Legacy Park Community Center. One of her favorite quotes to live by is "if it doesn't challenge you, it won't change you."

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Save-the-Date

Holiday Camp Thursday, December 21 Friday, December 22 Tuesday, December 26 Wednesday, December 27 Thursday, December 28 Friday, December 29 Spring Break Camp Monday, March 19 Tuesday, March 20 Wednesday, March 21 Thursday, March 22 Friday, March 23 Daily Fee

$30 per day per camper. Pick & choose days of attendance! Cost includes a daily snack & all field trips like skating, movies, stadium tours, and more!

Fri, Jan 26 • Sat, Jan 27 Fri, Feb 2 • Sat, Feb 3 6-9pm, doors open at 5:30pm at Gamber Community Center For girls ages 3-12 and fathers, step-fathers, & grandfathers of all ages. $25/LS resident until Dec. 31 • Open registration begins Jan. 1, $28/person

Fee includes dinner, dancing, 5"x7" photograph, rose, and a small gift for each girl. MENU: Two meat entrees, potatoes, veggies, tossed salad, rolls and dessert

Enrollment Fee

One time, $30 fee. Enrollment capacity is 150 first come, first serve!

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for 6 TIPS FINDING a

WORKOUT

PARTNER by Joe Sherman

We’ve all been there: your alarm goes off to get up

for the gym and you keep hitting snooze until it’s too late. But what if you had made a commitment to someone that you would be there? Would you be less likely to hit that snooze because you didn’t want to let that person down? Having a workout partner can be helpful in many ways including accountability, socialization, increased workout intensity due to competition and increased likelihood to try new exercises. With someone else in the gym with you going through the same struggles you are a bond can be developed that can assist both of you in achieving your health and wellness goals. Not sure how to go about finding a workout partner? Below are 6 tips on how to find a workout partner.

#1 JOIN A FITNESS FACILITY

At a fitness facility, everyone is there for the same reason: exercise. Becoming a regular at the facility will allow you to interact with individuals with similar goals. This is the perfect place to begin your search. LSPR offers three facilities with fitness options: Legacy Park Community Center, Gamber Community Center and Harris Park Community Center.

#2 FIND SOMEONE WITH

SIMILAR INTERESTS If you are a fan of lifting weights, find someone who likes to lift weights. If you are a fan of running, find someone who likes to run. Doing this will make it more likely that you can develop a connection with your newfound partner. Friends and family are the obvious choice for where to look. Search your personal network for people who enjoy similar activities. If that doesn’t work, social media is a great place to find individuals with similar fitness interests as your own.

#3 FIND SOMEONE WITH A

SIMILAR SKILL LEVEL This does not necessarily mean someone at the same fitness level. This is simply someone who is at the same point in their fitness journey. If you are just beginning, try to find someone who is just beginning, as well. If you

are more advanced, find someone who is also advanced. Working out with someone who is significantly above or below your skill level can become discouraging or even frustrating and could lead to a derailing of your fitness journey.

#4 FIND SOMEONE WITH A

SIMILAR SCHEDULE The main reason most of us have for not exercising is a lack of time. If you can find an individual who has a schedule that mimics yours, you're more likely to be able to help each other find time that works for exercise.

#5 FIND SOMEONE WILLING

TO TRY NEW EXERCISES Doing the same exercise routine day-in and day-out can become boring. Finding a workout partner who is willing to switch up the routine every few weeks will help both of you break through the plateaus.

FIND SOMEONE RELIABLE If your workout partner constantly cancels on you or goes back on their commitment, are they any real benefit to you? Look for someone you know is dependable and willing to keep their commitment on a regular basis. And make sure to keep your commitment in return! ¢

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WEDDING

MEETING

PARTY

SHOWER LOCK-IN

TOURNAMENT CONSIGNMENT SALE

EXPO PERFORMANCE FAMILY REUNION

CORPORATE PICNIC

ETC. We Have the

Perfect Place!

Visit LSParks.net and click “Facilities” to explore our beautiful and versatile Community Centers available for rent. Questions? Contact us at 816-969-1500. Legacy Park Community Center

Gamber Community Center

Harris Park Community Center

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Rent the aquatics area for a Totally Awesome Private AFTER HOURS Pool Party without worrying about the weather.

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The Shenandoah Ballroom is dividable and has a built in dance floor & raised stage. Also great for meetings.

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Need a place to host a youth group lock-in or after prom event? LPCC has great lock-in packages.

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Chairs & tables can be arranged in several ways, including the ideal set up for a DJ or band with room for dancing.

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And for a super fun pool party anytime of year, remember to reserve a Pool Party Package now you can reserve it online.

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Our outdoor space with gazebo & Bistro off the ballroom allows for expansion of your event.

See pages 10-11 for more info.

See pages 12-13 for more info.

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HPCC is perfect for business meetings. Kitchen available for rental as well if you are catering the event. Is there a gender reveal or birthday party in your future? HPCC offers excellent classroom space and provides tables and chairs for your event. HPCC is a great place for a company lock-in or dodge ball/ basketball corporate challenge

See pages 14-15 for more info.

Rental Cancellation Policy: 30 days or more in advance: 100% of rental fees refunded; 14-29 days in advance: 75% of rental fees refunded; 7-14 days in advance: 50% of rental fees refunded; Less than 7 days from event: 0% rental fee returned, order/service fees may be refunded if Lee’s Summit Illustrated • Winter 2017 / 2018 7 able to cancel (linens, security, etc.)

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#1 Write it down.

by Joe Sherman

Keep an accurate food log of everything you put into your mouth. Research says that those who keep food logs tend to lose weight effectively. Some great sites to log your food are www. myfitnesspal.com & www.livestrong.com. Also make note of why you eat. Were you hungry, stressed, bored? Include the time of meal and accurate amounts.

#2 Frontload your calories. If you eat a lighter breakfast and heavier in the evening, try switching it to eat a bigger breakfast and smaller dinner. Think about it – you need more energy to help you get through the day.

#3 Eat slowly.

The brain needs about 20 minutes to receive the signal that you’re full, so eating slowly can cause you to save those calories. Avoid eating in front of the computer or television because distractions can cause you to eat more mindlessly.

#4 Eat your favorite foods.

If you deny yourself to eat what you truly want, you’re more likely to binge. Eat in proper proportions and you’ll be less likely to blow your caloric plan.

#5 Avoid temptation.

Out of sight, out of mind, out of mouth! If you spend a lot of free time in the kitchen, consider relocating to the living room where food is less likely to be available.

#6 Make a list of non-food activities.

When you’re bored, check your to-do list on activities that you can do to take your mind off of food. Food is your fuel, not entertainment, and not a reward for having a stressful day.

#7 Make a realistic eating plan.

If you have a hectic schedule, you’ll need energy to cope with the stress. Don’t immediately set yourself up for failure the first week of your healthy lifestyle. Focus on the small changes and progress towards weight loss.

#8 Schedule exercise appointments.

Make it a priority. If you’re serious about exercising and losing weight, you’re likely to have a regular training plan. American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) recommends at least 150 minutes of moderate-vigorous intensity exercise a week for exercise (30 minutes, 5 days/week).

#9 Make sleep a priority.

Too little sleep can make you hungrier. Tell yourself that you need to “snooze to lose”.

#10 Think fit and healthy.

Every morning, visualize yourself being leaner and healthier. This will help you start your day with a positive attitude. Positive self talk is so important in healthy lifestyles. Remind yourself of how much better you feel when you eat well and exercise, and avoid those fad diets that sound too good to be true, because they are!

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LEGACY PARK Community Center Voted Best Fitness Center!

816-969-1550 901 NE Bluestem Dr • Lee's Summit, MO 64086 REGULAR OPERATING HOURS* Monday – Friday..........................5:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. Saturday...........................................7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Sunday..............................................8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. HOLIDAY HOURS* Thanksgiving, Nov. 23 �� CLOSED Christmas Eve, Dec. 24.................8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Christmas Day, Dec. 25 �� CLOSED New Year's Eve, Dec. 31.................8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. New Year's Day, Jan. 1...............10:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.

*Aquatics area closes 30 minutes prior to facility.

CHILDCARE HOURS For ages 6 months – 10 years Monday, Wednesday, Friday......8:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. and 4:15 – 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday........................8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 4:15 – 8:30 p.m. Saturday...........................................7:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Sunday...................................................... 2:00 – 5:00 p.m. For the safety of your children, photo IDs are required to check your child in and out of childcare. $3 per child for up to two hours. A "Childcare Pass" is also available and offers 30 stays. $70 for members (average $2.33/visit), $80 for non-members (average $2.67/visit)

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LEGACY PARK Community Center MEMBERSHIP FEES

Proof of residency will be required. A Lee's Summit mailing address does not guarantee residency. All membership fees are priced for individuals ages 4 and over. Includes one complimentary equipment orientation. Children 3 and under are free.

POOL PARTY PACKAGES

Annual Discounted............................ $190 Regular................................... $225 Passport Discounted............................ $240 Includes LPCC, GCC, HPCC Regular................................... $300 LPCC Flex* Discounted..................$15.83/mo Regular.........................$18.75/mo Passport Flex Discounted....................... $20/mo Includes LPCC, GCC, HPCC Regular.............................. $25/mo *$25 enrollment fee and first month fee due at time of enrollment. Must have voided check and photo ID to process.

Single Visit Discounted ��$6 Regular........................................$8 90-Day LPCC Memberships Available Membership runs 90 days from date of purchase. Non-refundable. Discounted (Resident): $120 Regular: $144 PERSONAL TRAINING

LPCC offers several Personal Training Packages:

1 Session

MEMBER REGULAR Individual............................................. $40............................................. $48 2 people.................................................. $65............................................. $78 3-6 people.............................................. $105......................................... $126

5 Sessions

MEMBER REGULAR Individual............................................. $190......................................... $230 2 people.................................................. $310......................................... $375 3-6 people.............................................. $500......................................... $605

Packages start at $135.

Includes printed invitations, special T-shirt for party honoree, 1.5 hours in the Private Party Room, use of the aquatics area during “Open Swim” hours, and use of the gymnasium during open play time for up to 20 guests.

Reserve ONLINE at lsparks.net, or IN PERSON at LPCC. FITNESS ON DEMAND With just the touch of a button, choose from hundreds of fun and exciting exercise videos. Fully integrated on-demand system with dedicated support. New fitness classes added every month!

RACQUETBALL Reservations available! Call 816-969-1550.

MASSAGE For a complete menu, visit lsparks.net. Appointment required. Call 816-969-1550.

PICKLEBALL (OPEN PLAY) Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.............8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday................................8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Wednesday........................................................5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Sunday*............................................................12:00 - 1:00 p.m. *Every 3rd Sunday, 6-8pm

10 Sessions

MEMBER REGULAR Individual............................................. $350......................................... $440 2 people.................................................. $580......................................... $680 3-6 people.............................................. $930...................................... $1,120

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GAMBER Community Center 816-969-1580 4 SE Independence Ave • Lee's Summit, MO 64063 REGULAR OPERATING HOURS Monday – Thursday.......................... 6:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Friday..................................................... 6:00 a.m. – 6:0 p.m. Saturday.............................................. 7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Sunday....................................................... 12:00 – 6:00 p.m. HOLIDAY HOURS Thanksgiving, Nov. 23 ��CLOSED Christmas Eve, Dec. 24..................12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Christmas Day, Dec. 25 ��CLOSED New Year's Eve, Dec. 31..................12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. New Year's Day, Jan. 1...................... 6:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

FREE AMENITIES • Walk the "Grand Hall" (18 laps=1 mile) • Billiards Room with three tables • WiiTM on wheels: bowling, tennis, golf, & Wii FitTM • Free WiFi throughout the facility • Game area: play cards, games, or read • Table tennis AND OUTSIDE • 9 different pieces of outdoor fitness equipment • Walk the trail (3 laps=1 mile) • Play croquet or Bocce Ball

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GAMBER Community Center MEMBERSHIP FEES

Annual Discounted............................ $150 Regular................................... $185 Passport Discounted............................ $240 Includes LPCC, GCC, HPCC Regular................................... $300 Gamber Flex* Discounted..................$12.50/mo Regular.........................$15.42/mo Passport Flex Discounted....................... $20/mo Includes LPCC, GCC, HPCC Regular.............................. $25/mo *$25 enrollment fee and first month fee due at time of enrollment. Must have voided check and photo ID to process.

Single Visit Discounted ��$5 Regular.................................. $6.25 90-Day GCC Memberships Available Membership runs 90 days from date of purchase. Non-refundable. Discounted (Resident): $95 Regular: $118 WEEKLY ACTIVITIES • Bingo: Tuesdays, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. Fee $1. • Chess: Wednesdays & Fridays, 1 – 4 p.m. FREE. • Bridge: Wednesdays & Fridays, 11:30 a.m. Fee $1. PLAYERS WANTED! All Levels. Come join our friendly group. • Line Dancing: Thursdays, 1 – 2 p.m. Fee $5. Join accredited dance instructor Karen Hedges for this fit and fun activity.

Thursday, December 14 Annual Holiday Celebration Prepared by our own staff! Enjoy good food and a festive atmosphere.

Menu: Smoked Brisket, Cheesy Potatoes, Mixed Vegetables, Watergate salad, rolls & butter and assorted desserts. $9.00. Deadline for registration & payment is Friday, Dec. 8.

2018 Lunch-and-a-Play

with The Senior Barn Players. Lunch and performance $10; Performance alone $5.00; Lunch alone $6.00. Meal is served at noon; performance begins at 12:45 p.m.

Thursday, January 4 "Life, Love and Laughter” Humorous skits about life events. Menu: Chicken Fried Steak, Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans, Dessert. Deadline for registration & payment is Monday, Jan. 1.

Thursday, February 1 "Show Stopper” A wife and her friends have difficulty trying to get her husband to agree to be in their church play… especially after they show him the costume. Menu: Chili & Fritos , Coleslaw, Dessert. Deadline for registration & payment is Monday, Jan. 29.

Thursday, March 1 "60 and Holding” A recently widowed lady has rented out two rooms of her house to two interesting senior ladies. One has listed with a dating service and the other is trying to resume her career as an actress. Menu: Lasagna, Salad, Garlic Bread, Dessert. Deadline for registration & payment: Monday, Feb. 26.

Thursday, April 5 "How I Lived To Be 100 Plus” A panel of very outspoken senior citizens discussing the secret of aging. Menu: Baked Ham with Pineapple, Augratin Potatoes, Mixed Vegetables, Dessert. Deadline for registration & payment is Monday, April 2.

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HARRIS PARK Community Center 816-969-1540 110 SW Blue Parkway • Lee's Summit, MO 64063 REGULAR OPERATING HOURS Monday – Friday...................................9:00 a.m. – Varies* Saturday & Sunday ��Varies* *Call 816-969-1540 for schedule

HOLIDAY HOURS Thanksgiving, Nov. 23 ��CLOSED Christmas Eve, Dec. 24 ��CLOSED Christmas Day, Dec. 25 ��CLOSED New Year's Eve, Dec. 31..................10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. New Year's Day, Jan. 1 ��CLOSED

Harris Park Community Center is an excellent choice for Expos, Lock-ins, Meetings, Practices, and more! Need to get out of the office for an annual meeting or retreat? HPCC offers A/V equipment and several setup options. Our acticity rooms can be set up to accomodate a variety of events and activities. #DidYouKnow In the fall of 2010, Harris Park

Community Center changed the gymnasium lighting to an energy efficient T-5 lighting, which saves approximately $8,000 per year in energy costs and reduces our carbon footprint. The energy savings paid for the improvements in less than six years.

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HARRIS PARK Community Center MEMBERSHIP FEES

Annual Discounted............................ $150 Regular................................... $185 Passport Discounted............................ $240 Includes LPCC, GCC, HPCC Regular................................... $300 HPCC Flex* Discounted..................$12.50/mo Regular.........................$15.42/mo Passport Flex Discounted....................... $20/mo Includes LPCC, GCC, HPCC Regular.............................. $25/mo *$25 enrollment fee and first month fee due at time of enrollment. Must have voided check and photo ID to process.

Single Visit Discounted ��$4 Regular........................................$5 90-Day HPCC Memberships Available Membership runs 90 days from date of purchase. Non-refundable. Discounted (Resident): $95 Regular: $118 Rental Space

Capacity

Disc / Reg / Per

Entire Facility....................634...........................$1200 / $1500 / 8 Hrs Entire Facility for...............634.......................... $2000 / $2500 / Event Weekend Rental Lock-In (after hours)..........634.......................... $1200 / $1200 / Event Entire Gym Floor................540............................... $176 / $220 / Hour 1/2 Gym Floor....................220 �� $88 / $110 / Hour Full Gym Court...................Varies �� $72 / $90 / Hour 1/2 Gym Court...................Varies �� $40 / $50 / Hour 2 Activity Rooms...............100 �� $60 / $75 / Hour 1 Activity Room.................48 �� $40 / $50 / Hour Kitchenette........................N/A �� $12 / $15 / Hour Deposit Fees.....................N/A............................. $100 / $100 / Event

FITNESS CLASSES ARE BACK AT HARRIS PARK COMMUNITY CENTER MONDAYS

9:30 - 10:20 a.m. ��Barre 10:30 - 11:20 a.m. �� Silver Sneakers Classic 6:00 - 6:50 p.m. ��Barre Bootcamp 7:00 - 7:50 p.m. ��Yoga

WEDNESDAYS

9:30 - 10:20 a.m. �� Refit 10:30 - 11:20 a.m. ��S.E.T. 6:00 - 6:50 p.m. ��Barre Bootcamp 7:00 - 7:50 p.m. ��Yoga

FRIDAYS

9:30 - 10:20 a.m. ��BUTZ & GUTZ

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

Zumba

Combines Latin rhythms with cardiovascular exercise to create an aerobic routine that is high energy with unique moves that help you dance away your worries. A true “feel happy” workout.

Yoga

Entry level yoga focusing on basics of yoga poses and stretches that increase flexibility.

SilverSneakers® Classic

Have fun and move to the music through a variety of exercises designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement and activities for daily living. Hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles and a SilverSneakers ball are offered for resistance. A chair is available if needed for seated or standing support.

Barre

Our Barre workout is designed to trim, tighten and tone your entire body with an emphasis on defining your glutes and legs. By using small, controlled movements, isometric holds and high repetition, you can develop a dancer’s physique much faster than you can imagine! Come check out what all the talk is about.

Barre Bootcamp (with Low Impact Cardio)

Lets take that heart rate up a notch! With low impact cardio, our Barre bootcamp workout is designed to trim, tighten and tone your entire body with an emphasis on defining your glutes and legs but also burning significant calories. Let’s move and burn!

S.E.T: Strength and Endurance Training

A great combination of strength and cardio packed into one class.

BUTZ and GUTZ

A great class designed for all ages and abilities! Your heart rate will soar while your intensely focus on your abs and glutes. Lee’s Summit Illustrated • Winter 2017 / 2018

Lori Davis

Specialist in exercise and strength training. I played pro football but I really can't play fantasy football!!

Pam Davenport

Specializes in athletic performance and weight loss. Still owns and wears tri-shoes from 2004 Ironman.

Tulei Tapii

Specializes in strength training, fat loss and sports performance. Game of Thrones fan that can be bribed with donuts and protein bars!

Jen Good

Weight training is key, Nutrition is my jam.

Charlene Benbrook

Specializes in Strength Training and Athletic Conditioning. Hot Tamales are my kryptonite!

10 Reasons for Personal Training 1. You have been working out on your own

but aren’t seeing results.

2. You have committed to yourself to make a

change but you don’t know where to start.

3. You’re knowledgeable but bored with the

same old workouts. You just need a change of routine.

4. You are fit and fabulous but need to be

challenged.

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Did you know the overall costs of being overweight over a five year period are $24,395 for a female and $13,230 for a male? LPSR has personal trainers available at Legacy Par k Community Center, and Gamber Community Center to provide added support and enhance the potential for your personal succes s. Source: the STOP Obesity Alliance

Rob Kyle

Specializing in Cycle & Strength Training. I should've been a cowboy!

Jason McDaniel

Specializes in Interval Training and core strengthening. Enjoys candy corn and peanuts.

Melissa Balten

Can help you get strong, be fast, set goals and crush them!! Believes in unique fitness plans for each client. Can be bribed with coffee.

James Watson

My passion is helping people with their goals! My spare time is spent modeling.

Jill Miller

Provides effective and efficient training to meet your specific goals. Known to power nap like a pro.

5. You can’t afford a trainer for very long,

so you want to learn how to exercise on your own.

6. You need to be held accountable and need

added motivation.

7. You have a specific illness, injury, or

condition which limits you.

8. You’re training for a sport or event. 9. You want supervision and support during

workouts, or guidance on proper form.

10. You may need someone to keep count for

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Lee's Summit Parks & Recreation Activity Guide (Nov. 15, 2017 – Mar. 31, 2018)

Animal Classes

Questions? 816-969-1542 • heath.harris@cityofls.net

Location: Legacy Park Community Center (unless otherwise noted)

Animal Wonders' Camp (Ages 5-12)

Each day is a new adventure and theme. Weather permitting, the campers go on daily nature hikes to explore the wildlife of Legacy Park. Bird watching data is entered on eBird so parents & campers can keep track of species observed at home. Campers also perform crafts related to each day’s subject and of course, all favorite scaled, feathers, & furry friends from Animal Wonders are there daily. Our curriculum is based on the project WILD series and matches national science standards. Day One: Invertebrates; Day Two: Amphibians; Day Three: Reptiles; Day Four: Birds like us; Day Five: Wrap-up/Fun Day Activity #.... Day....... Date........ Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 222711-03.........M-F...........3/19-3/23.... 9am-12pm...... $99 till 3/5........... $108 after 3/5 ��3/12

Animal Wonders' One Day Camp (Ages 5-12)

Spend the morning with the animals of Animal Wonders. Students will see animals from all continents and biomes, learn about ecosystems, bio-geography,perform experiments and make crafts. Our curriculum is based on the Project WILD series and matches national science standards.

Activity #.... Day....... Date........ Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 422711-02.........M..............2/19............. 9am-1pm........ $60 till 2/5........... $65 after 2/5 ��2/12 422711-03.........F................3/30............. 9am-1pm........ $60 till 3/16......... $65 after 3/16 ��3/23

Animal Wonders' School’s Out (Ages 5-14)

Each day is a new adventure and theme. Weather permitting, the campers go on daily nature hikes to explore the wildlife of Legacy Park. We will be participating each day in the National Audubon Society’s Christmas Bird Count. Campers also perform crafts related to each day’s subject and of course, all of your favorite scaled and feathered friends from Animal Wonders are there daily. Our curriculum is based on the Project WILD series and matches national science standards. Subjects: Day One: Invertebrates; Day Two: Amphibians; Day Three: Reptiles; Day Four: Birds. Activity #.... Day....... Date........ Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 422711-01.........Tu-F...........12/26-29..... 9am-12pm...... $75 till 12/12....... $82 after 12/12 ��12/20

Birding 101

Join Animal Wonders to learn birding basics, tips for identifying birds at the height of the Spring migration and enjoy a guided tour to observe the wildlife of Legacy Park. Recommend to bring your own binoculars, field guide and dress for the outdoors with moderate hiking. The class is designed for adults and families. The class begins at 8:00 a.m. and typically lasts 3 hours, but can go longer or shorter depending on weather conditions. Activity #.... Day....... Date........ Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 222930-02.........Sa.............4/28-5/12.... 8-11am........... $50 till 4/14......... $55 after 4/14 ��4/21

Animal Wonders' Works (Ages 2-12)

Location: Harris Park Community Center Each week, students will see live examples and learn about the lives of animals from tiny insects to exotic birds and mammals. A new class to explore each week. Students will learn about animal care, behaviors, ecosystems, terminology, and perform age appropriate experiments. Curriculum is based on the Project WILD series and matches national science standards. Parents are welcomed and encouraged to participate. Week One: Invertebrates; Week Two: Amphibians; Week Three: Reptiles; Week Four: Birds No Class: 2/26 Activity #.... Day....... Date........ Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 322710-05.........M..............2/5-3/5........ 7-8pm............. $50 till 1/22......... $55 after 1/22 ��1/29 322710-06.........Tu..............3/6-3/27...... 7-8pm............. $50 till 2/20......... $55 after 2/20 ��2/28 322710-07.........M..............4/9-4/30...... 7-8pm............. $50 till 3/26......... $55 after 3/26 ��4/2

Art

Questions? 816-969-1544 • jacob.johnson@cityofls.net

Location: Gamber Community Center

Let’s Draw (Ages 6-12) Young Rembrandts artists will draw ALL NEW lessons in this winter class. Colorful pop art dog, incredible relevant art history and a powerful unicorn are just a few of the drawing’s they’ll learn and LOVE. Good color selection, and effective drawing technique will be emphasized in all of our lessons. They’ll build on their skills but also have a ton of fun while drawing and personalizing cool things like a soccer player, pineapple, and a robot lesson. All materials provided. Activity #.... Day....... Date........ Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 133343-01.........W..............1/31-2/28.... 6-7pm............. $65 till 1/17......... $72 after 1/17 ��1/24

Cartoon Style Drawing Class (Ages 6-12) Encourage your child’s enthusiasm for art and help develop his or her drawing skills with a Young Rembrandts drawing class. Our cartoon drawing lessons will stoke your child’s artistic fire. Your child will learn animation techniques in our anime-themed expression lesson. Your child will also learn personification as they transform ordinary items into fully realized cartoon characters. Learning to tell a story through a series of drawings will be the focus in our illustrations featuring a humorous drive-thru sequence and a colorful piñata sequence. Activity #.... Day....... Date........ Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 133344-01.........W..............3/7-4/11...... 6-7pm............. $65 till 2/21......... $72 after 2/21 ��2/28

Drawing the Wild, Wild West (Ages 6-12) Come explore the Wild West with Young Rembrandts. We will draw a variety of objects, people and scenes found in the adventurous Wild West, while exploring different types of media. We will create a full scene of cowboy accessories using color pencils as well as draw a collection of fun rodeo cartoons. During the last day, we will be inspired with pastel chalks as we create a nighttime, fireside drawing worthy of framing. No experience necessary. All materials provided. Bring a healthy (nut-free) snack and bottled water for break time. Please wear an old shirt or smock on the last day. Activity #.... Day....... Date........ Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 133346-01.........W-F...........3/21-3/23.... 1-4pm............. $78 till 3/7........... $85 after 3/7 ��3/14

Australian Adventures (Ages 6-12) Let’s tour Australia. This three-day workshop will provide your child plenty of opportunity to try different techniques and media all designed to strengthen artistic skills. In three days, we will explore the Australian Opera House and have some fun with cartoon style drawing Australian outback scenes. On our last day, we will create a powerful pastel drawing of a furry koala bear. Pastels are a unique medium and allow us the opportunity to practice some truly sophisticated techniques. No experience necessary. All materials provided. Bring a healthy (nut-free) snack and bottled water for break time. Please wear an old shirt or smock on the last day. Activity #.... Day....... Date............. Time..... Early Reg......... Reg Fee............... Deadline 433374-01.........W-F...........12/27-12/29...... 1-4pm....... $78 till 12/13.......... $86 after 12/13 ��12/20

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Basketball

Location: Harris Park Community Center

Girls' Basketball (Grades 1-2)

Questions? 816-969-1544 • jacob.johnson@cityofls.net

Practices will be held in various elementary schools determined by coaches, as will practice times. Activity #.... Day....... Date........ Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 121370-01.........M-Sa........1/2-2/24...... 12-12am......... $102 till 12/19..... $112 after 12/19 ��12/27

Men’s Basketball League

Questions? 816-969-1542 • heath.harris@cityofls.net

Stay in shape while having fun with the guys. Up to a 12 person roster, 5 on the court. Will play 7 week regular season followed by playoff bracket.

Spring

(Registration ends 1/29 or when league fills)

Division..........Day........Date................Time................. EARLY BIRD............ AFTER 1/15 Competitive..........W.............. 2/14-4/18............7:30–10:30pm.........$380 till 1/15 �� $418 Recreational.........W..............2/14-4/18.............7:30–10:30pm.........$380 till 1/15 �� $418

Summer

(Registration ends 4/23 or when league fills)

Division..........Day........Date................Time................. EARLY BIRD �� AFTER 4/9 Competitive..........W..............5/9-7/18...............6:30–10:30pm.........$380 till 4/9 �� $418 Recreational.........W..............5/9-7/18...............6:30–10:30pm.........$380 till 4/9 �� $418

Basketball Clinic (Ages 7-13)

Questions? 816-969-1544 • jacob.johnson@cityofls.net

Teaching the fundamentals of basketball, and providing a safe, fun, and engaging atmosphere for campers and staff. Two-day clinic— Friday 6:30-8:30 p.m. and Saturday 12-2 p.m.

Activity #.... Day..... Date.............Time.............Early Reg.... Reg Fee �� Deadline 132156-01.........F/Sa....... 3/30-3/31.......... 6:30-8:30pm...... $50 till 3/15...... $55 after 3/15 ��3/26

Dance

First Aid & CPR

Questions? 816-969-1556 • ryan.gibson@cityofls.net

Location: Harris Park Community Center

Healthcare CPR (Ages 18+)

The American Heart Association credentialed course for nurses, R.T.’s, P.T’s, nursing students and others with health care background. It includes adult, child and infant one and two-rescuer skills, bag/ valve/mask and AED. Skills are evaluated and a written test is administered. Upon successful completion, the two-year AHA Healthcare Provider CPR card is issued. Books are available at class for $15. Instructor: Julie Johnson, M.S. Ed., AHA Regional Faculty

Activity #.... Day....... Date........ Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 202783-01.........M..............11/20........... 5:30-9pm........ $40 till 11/6......... $42 after 11/6 ��11/13 202783-02.........Th.............2/15............. 5:30-8:30pm... $40 till 2/1........... $42 after 2/1 ��2/9

CPR for Family & Friends (Ages 10+)

CPR for Family and Friends is an American Heart Association, noncertified course, which gives individuals the skills to respond to an emergency in the home or in the community. Perfect for younger scout groups or youth 10 years of age or older! Adult, child and infant CPR is covered along with choking management. Emphasis is placed on ample practice time on your own manikin and no skills or written testing is required. Instructor: Julie Johnson, M.S. Ed., AHA Regional Faculty

Activity #.... Day....... Date........ Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 302781-01.........W..............11/1............. 7-8:30pm........ $16 till 10/18....... $18 after 10/18 ��10/27 302781-02.........Th.............3/8............... 7-8:30pm........ $16 till 2/22......... $18 after 2/22 ��3/2

First Aid (Ages 16+) Heartsaver First Aid is a certified course meeting guidelines of OSHA and DHS. Skills include management of bleeding, shock, burns, dislocations, fractures, splinting, head/neck injury, and medical emergencies. Upon successful completion, the Heartsaver First Aid two-year certification card is issued. Book available at class for $12. Instructor: Julie Johnson, M.S. Ed., AHA Regional Faculty

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Activity #.... Day....... Date........ Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 302782-02.........M..............12/18........... 6-8:30pm........ $24 till 12/4......... $28 after 12/4 ��12/13 302782-03.........Tu..............2/27............. 6-9pm............. $24 till 2/13......... $28 after 2/13 ��2/23

Ballroom & Latin Dance

Babysitter Boot Camp (Ages 10+)

Location: Gamber Community Center

Dance is both a healthy and enjoyable activity. Dance exercises the mind and body in an ever changing interplay of steps and rhythm. Progress from basic to advanced in the wide varieties of Ballroom and Latin American dance. The dances that are included in this class are East and West Coast Swing, Foxtrot, Waltz, Rumba, Mambo, Cha Cha and Tango. Both couples and individuals are welcome to the dance floor. Activity #.... Day....... Date........ Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 112015-02.........Th.............1/4-1/25...... 6:15-8:30pm... $27 till 12/21....... $30 after 12/21 ��12/28 112015-03.........Th.............2/15-3/8...... 6:15-8:30pm... $27 till 2/1........... $30 after 2/1 ��3/8

Basic Ballroom

Ballroom Dancing offers both fitness and fun. Learn the basics of Ballroom dance and showcase your style on the dance floor. The dances included in this class are East & West Coast Swing, Foxtrot, Waltz Rumba, Mambo, Cha Cha and Tango. Both couples and individuals are welcome. Activity #.... Day....... Date........ Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 177010-01.........Su.............1/7-2/11...... 2:15-3:45pm... $27 till 12/24....... $30 after 12/24 ��12/31 177010-02.........Su.............2/18-3/25.... 2:15-3:45pm... $27 till 2/4........... $30 after 2/4 ��2/11

Fall In! Basic training for youth aspiring to babysit! New recruits will learn how to play effectively with children of all ages, prepare chow, manage lights-out, discipline, personal and child safety, first aid and CPR. Participants will also prepare business cards, create a marketing plan and determine how to prepare for any sitting job. Participants need to bring a sack lunch and drink. Dismissed!

Activity #.... Day....... Date........ Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 322494-03.........Sa.............1/20............. 9am-2pm........ $28 till 1/6........... $31 after 1/6 ��1/16

Kids First Aid (Ages 7-12) Prepare your child, ages 7 to 12, to get help quickly and handle first aid emergencies such as bleeding, burns, sprains, facial injuries as well as illness. Activities and games will provide emergency skill development while emphasizing accident prevention. Perfect for scout groups. Each student will receive a First Aid notebook and course completion certificate.

Activity #.... Day....... Date........ Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 322780-02.........Th.............3/8............... 6-7pm............. $10 till 2/22......... $11 after 2/22 ��3/2

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Swing Dancing

Swing dancing is an entertaining and amazing interplay of steps and rhythm, combined with style. Learn the impressive variations of Swing and bring the dance floor to life. The dances included in this class are East Coast Swing, Jitterbug, Lindy Hop & Jive and West Coast Swing. Both couples and individuals are welcome.

Activity #.... Day....... Date........ Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 177018-03.........Tu..............1/2-2/6........ 7-8:30pm........ $27 till 12/19....... $30 after 12/19 ��12/26 177018-04.........Tu..............2/13-3/20.... 7-8:30pm........ $27 till 1/30......... $30 after 1/30........ 2/6

Lee’s Summit Illustrated • Winter 2017 / 2018

Lee's Summit Parks & Recreation Activity Guide (Nov. 15, 2017 – Mar. 31, 2018) Heartsaver CPR/AED (Ages 15+) An American Heart Association credentialed course designed for first responders in the workplace, safety/security personnel, lifeguards, day-care providers, youth leaders and others whose job expectation is to handle emergency situations. Adult, child and infant CPR is covered along with choking management and use of an AED. Following ample practice time on your own manikin, skills are evaluated. Upon successful completion, the two-year AHA Heartsaver certification card is issued. Book available at class for $12. Instructor: Julie Johnson, M.S. Ed., AHA Regional Faculty

Activity #.... Day....... Date........ Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 402785-03.........M..............12/18........... 7-9pm............. $24 till 12/4......... $28 after 12/4 ��12/1 402785-04.........W..............1/24............. 7-9pm............. $24 till 1/10......... $28 after 1/10 ��1/19 402785-05.........W..............3/28............. 7-9pm............. $24 till 3/14......... $28 after 3/14 ��3/23

LPCC Voted Best Fitness Center!

ReCreate: Obstacle Race Training

Obstacle course races are all the rage. Join us for a six-week program focusing on small-group fitness and obstacle race training. You will learn how to safely and effectively navigate the course for your best time yet. Activity #............. Date...................................... Reg Fee.................................. Deadline 199984-03....................1/15-2/25......................................... $99..................................................................1/15 199984-09....................2/26-4/08......................................... $99..................................................................2/26

ReCreate: Nutrition

With so much information available about nutrition how are we supposed to know what’s real and fake? Join us for an eight-week program focusing on small-group fitness training and in-depth nutrition classes instructed by a Registered Dietitian. Learn how to effectively incorporate fitness and nutrition into your lifestyle. Activity #............. Date...................................... Reg Fee.................................. Deadline 199984-04....................1/15-3/11......................................... $200................................................................1/15 199984-10....................2/26-4/22......................................... $200................................................................2/26

Fitness

Questions? 816-969-1550 lspr@cityofls.net

Location: Legacy Park Community Center (unless otherwise noted)

RevUP

RevUP is a comprehensive wellness program designed to help you achieve your health goals. With detailed fitness assessments, top-notch individualized personal training, and effective nutrition guidance you can take the right steps to reaching your highest level of wellness possible. There has never been a better time to begin the journey to a healthier you. Activity #............. Date...................................... Reg Fee.................................. Deadline 199980-01....................1/8-4/1............................................. $295................................................................1/08 199980-02....................2/26-5/20......................................... $295................................................................2/26 499980-12....................12/18-3/25....................................... $295..............................................................12/18

RevUP: New Year, New You

There has never been a better time to start a lifestyle change than a New Year. Join us for this six-week mini RevUP to help springboard your year onto a path of health and wellness. We will give you the knowledge necessary to make a lasting change.

Activity #............. Date...................................... Reg Fee.................................. Deadline 399980-08....................1/8-2/18........................................... $99..................................................................1/08

RevUP: Late Winter

Stuck in the winter rut? Not as successful as you wanted to be with your New Year’s Resolution? We are here to help. Join us for our sixweek program to help you reassess your goals and get back on track to health and wellness. Activity #............. Date...................................... Reg Fee.................................. Deadline 499980-10....................2/12-3/25......................................... $99..................................................................2/12

RevUP: Spring Into Shape

Summer is right around the corner. Now is the perfect time to begin the journey to a healthier you. Take part in this six-week mini RevUP to get on the fast track to health and wellness. Activity #............. Date...................................... Reg Fee.................................. Deadline 499980-10....................3/19-4/29......................................... $99..................................................................3/19

ReCreate: Running Group

ReCreate: Living with Diabetes

Living with diabetes can be challenging. You don’t need to do it alone. Take part in our eight-week course focusing on nutrition and fitness specifically for individuals battling the disease. Activity #............. Date...................................... Reg Fee.................................. Deadline 199984-05....................1/15-3/11......................................... $200................................................................1/15 199984-11....................2/26-4/22......................................... $200................................................................2/26

ReCreate: Stress Management

We all could use a little down time. Don’t let stress get you down. This six-week program involving stress management, small-group fitness classes, and two 30-minute Swedish massages will teach you the skills necessary to de-stress in a healthy and effective way. Activity #............. Date...................................... Reg Fee.................................. Deadline 199984-06....................1/15-2/25......................................... $150................................................................1/15 199984-12....................2/26-4/08......................................... $150................................................................2/26

TRX

(Ages 16+) Born in the Navy SEALs, Suspension Training bodyweight exercise develops strength, balance, flexibility and core stability simultaneously. It requires the use of the TRX Suspension Trainer, a highly portable performance training tool that leverages gravity and the user's body weight to complete 100s of exercises. For all levels from beginner to expert. Limited to 10 registrations.

Activity.............. Day............Date....................Time................. Fee.................. Deadline 499758-02................. W................... 11/15-12/6................ 9-10am.................... $25..................................11/14 499758-03................. W................... 12/13-1/3.................. 9-10am.................... $25..................................12/12 199758-01................. W................... 1/10-1/31.................. 9-10am.................... $25......................................1/9 199758-02................. W................... 2/7-2/28.................... 9-10am.................... $25......................................2/6 199758-03................. W................... 3/7-3/28.................... 9-10am.................... $25......................................3/6 299758-04................. W................... 4/4-4/25.................... 9-10am.................... $25......................................4/3

Off-Season Triathlon / Race Conditioning (Ages 16+) Have you ever

thought about taking your fitness to the next level? Need help with your run time? How about some individual help with cycling? Perfect your lane stroke. This class is for all levels from beginner to expert. Completely specialized to your specific needs. Work with USAT Certified Triathlon coach Pam Davenport. Activity.............. Day............Date....................Time................. Fee.................. Deadline 499751-09................. Tu................... 12/5-12/26................ 6:30-7:30am............ $25....................................12/4 199751-14................. Tu................... 1/2-1/23.................... 6:30-7:30am............ $25......................................1/1 199751-15................. Tu................... 1/30-2/20.................. 6:30-7:30am............ $25....................................1/29 199751-16................. Tu................... 2/27-3/20.................. 6:30-7:30am............ $25....................................2/26 299751-22................. Tu................... 3/27-4/17.................. 6:30-7:30am............ $25....................................4/17

Always wanted to run a 5k but not sure where to start? Are you an experienced runner looking to take the next step in your performance? Or are you wanting to be social while you exercise? ReCreate: Running Group is for runners of any experience level looking to join likeminded individuals and have some fun while exercising. Activity #............. Date...................................... Reg Fee.................................. Deadline 199984-02....................1/15-2/25......................................... $99..................................................................1/15 199984-08....................2/26-4/08......................................... $99..................................................................2/26

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Circuit Training (Ages 16+)

This class is designed to build Strength and Muscular Endurance. Each class is designed with your specific needs in mind. For all levels from beginner to expert.

Activity.............. Day............Date....................Time................. Fee.................. Deadline 499751-03................. M................... 11/6-11/27................ 9:30-10:30am.......... $25....................................11/6 199751-11................. M................... 1/8-1/29.................... 9:30-10:30am.......... $25......................................1/7 199751-12................. M................... 2/5-2/26.................... 9:30-10:30am.......... $25......................................2/4 199751-13................. M................... 3/5-3/26.................... 9:30-10:30am.......... $25......................................3/4 299751-20................. M................... 4/2-4/23.................... 9:30-10:30am.......... $25......................................4/1 299751-21................. M................... 4/30-5/21.................. 9:30-10:30am.......... $25....................................4/29

Circuit / Small Group Training (Ages 18+)

Location: Gamber Community Center This class is designed to build Strength and Muscular Endurance. Each class is designed with your specific needs in mind. For all levels from beginner to expert. Learn how to use the machines in the weight room like an expert.

Activity.............. Day............Date....................Time................. Fee.................. Deadline 377691-07................. Tu................... 11/7-11/28................ 1-2pm...................... $25....................................11/6 177691-09................. Tu................... 1/9-1/30.................... 1-2pm...................... $25......................................1/8 177691-10................. Tu................... 2/6-2/27.................... 1-2pm...................... $25......................................2/5 177691-11................. Tu................... 3/6-3/27.................... 1-2pm...................... $25......................................3/5 277691-07................. Tu................... 4/3-4/24.................... 1-2pm...................... $25......................................4/2 277691-08...... Tu..........4/25-5/22......1-2pm......................... $25..................................................................4/24

Futsal

Questions? 816-969-1544 • jacob.johnson@cityofls.net

Location: Harris Park Community Center

Pre-K Futsal (Ages 3-5) Practices are held at various elementary schools. Teams will have one practice per week and one game either on Friday night or Saturday. Fee includes R7 usage fee of $13.00, eight game schedule, t-shirt, socks and a small award. Shin guards are required. Medals will be given for the small award. Activity #.... Day....... Date........ Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 221360-01.........Sa.............3/11-5/6...... 8am-4pm........ $66 till 2/25......... $66 after 2/25 ��2/27

Futsal (Grades 1-2) Practices are held at various elementary schools. Teams will have one practice per week and one game either on Friday night or Saturday. Fee includes R7 usage fee of $13.00, eight game schedule, t-shirt, socks and a small award. Shin guards are required. Medals will be given for the small award. * No games on 3/5 or 3/19 Activity #.... Day....... Date........ Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 221361-01.........Sa.............3/11-5/6...... 8am-4pm........ $65 till 2/25......... $65 after 2/25 ��2/27

Golf

Questions? 816-969-1544 • jacob.johnson@cityofls.net

Location: Shamrock Hills

Adult Beginner Golf (Ages 15+) For individuals who have little or no experience playing golf and need instruction in basic fundamentals. Weather hotline: 969-1516 option 4 for youth and adult instructional activities. The main clubs used are a driver, 7 iron and putter. Extra clubs are available, however not all club sizes are available.

Activity #.......Day... Date.......... Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 212032-01............M........ 4/2-4/23......... 6-7pm............. $80 till 3/18......... $88 after 3/18 ��3/26

Youth Beginner Golf (Ages 8-14) For individuals who have little or no experience playing golf and need instruction in basic fundamentals. Rain out line: 969-1516 option 4 for youth and adult instructional activities. Please bring your own clubs. The main clubs used are a driver, 7 iron and putter. Extra clubs are available, however not all club sizes are available.

Activity #.......Day... Date.......... Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 222034-01............M........ 4/2-4/23......... 5-6pm............. $80 till 3/18......... $88 after 3/18 ��3/26

Gymnastics

Questions? 816-969-1544 • jacob.johnson@cityofls.net

Location: Xtreme Gymnastics

Gym Warrior (Ages 6-12) In the Gym Warrior Program, kids will focus on coordination, grip strength, speed, agility, balance, general strength, and mobility. We will use everything from agility ladders, monkey bars, slack line, bosu balls, body weight, obstacles, and a whole lot more. Activity #.......Day... Date.......... Time.......... Early Reg....... Reg Fee................. Deadline 422762-02............W........ 1/10-2/21....... 6-6:50pm........ $110 till 12/27..... $110 after 12/27 ��1/5

Horsemanship

Questions? 816-969-1542 • heath.harris@cityofls.net

Location: Sunset Trails Stables Students must wear long pants and hard-soled shoes. A riding helmet is mandatory and will be provided. A permission/release form must be signed the first week of class for each program.

Beginning Horsemanship

(Ages 6+) This class is designed for the beginner with an emphasis on the basis of horsemanship including safety, grooming, tacking, horse anatomy and basic horse care. A parent or guardian must accompany a child to each lesson.

Activity #.... Day...Date............. Time...............Early Reg......... Reg Fee........... Deadline 102111-01.........Tu........ 1/16-2/20.......... 6:30-7:30pm......... $129 till 1/2............ $140 after 1/2 ��1/15 102111-02.........Tu........ 2/27-4/3............ 6:30-7:30pm......... $129 till 2/13.......... $140 after 2/13 ��2/26 202111-01.........Tu........ 4/10-5/15.......... 6:30-7:30pm......... $129 till 3/27.......... $140 after 3/27 ��4/9

Beginning Rider

(Ages 6+) This class is designed for the beginner student who has taken Beginning Horsemanship or had previous riding lessons. Students will groom and tack a pony or horse and will learn English or Western riding technique.

Activity #.... Day...Date............. Time...............Early Reg......... Reg Fee........... Deadline 102112-01.........M........ 1/15-2/19.......... 6-7pm................... $149 till 1/1............ $160 after 1/1 ��1/12 102112-02.........Tu........ 1/16-2/20.......... 7:30-8:30pm......... $149 till 1/2............ $160 after 1/2 ��1/15 102112-03.........M........ 2/26-4/2............ 6-7pm................... $149 till 2/12.......... $160 after 2/12 ��2/23 102112-04.........Tu........ 2/27-4/3............ 7:30-8:30pm......... $149 till 2/13.......... $160 after 2/13 ��2/26 202112-01.........M........ 4/9-5/14............ 6-7pm................... $149 till 3/26.......... $160 after 3/26 ��4/6 202112-02.........Tu........ 4/10-5/15.......... 7:30-8:30pm......... $149 till 3/27.......... $160 after 3/27 ��4/9

Beginning Rider II

(Ages 6+) This class is designed for students that have taken both Beginning Horsemanship and Beginner Rider 1. Each student will groom, tack his/her own lesson horse and riding will be the majority of class time. Students will practice balance and learn to ride gaits.

Activity #.... Day...Date............. Time...............Early Reg......... Reg Fee........... Deadline 122113-01.........M........ 1/15-2/19.......... 7:30-8:30pm......... $169 till 1/1............ $180 after 1/1 ��1/12 122113-02.........Tu........ 1/16-2/20.......... 5:30-6:30pm......... $169 till 1/2............ $180 after 1/2 ��1/15 122113-03.........M........ 2/26-4/2............ 7:30-8:30pm......... $169 till 2/12.......... $180 after 2/12 ��2/23 122113-04.........Tu........ 2/27-4/3............ 5:30-6:30pm......... $169 till 2/13.......... $180 after 2/13 ��2/26 222113-01.........M........ 4/9-5/14............ 7:30-8:30pm......... $169 till 3/26.......... $180 after 3/26 ��4/6 222113-02.........Tu........ 4/10-5/15.......... 5:30-6:30pm......... $169 till 3/27.......... $180 after 3/27 ��4/9

Texas Tots (Ages 4-5) Everything is big in Texas but this class is designed for little ones. In this class, kids will meet real horses and have the opportunity to learn while having a real big time! Saddles, bridles, horse grooming and safety are all part of the program. Activity #.... Day...Date............. Time...............Early Reg......... Reg Fee........... Deadline 122110-01.........Sa....... 3/3-4/7.............. 10-10:45am.......... $129 till 2/17.......... $140 after 2/17 ��3/2 222110-01.........Sa....... 4/14-5/19.......... 10-10:45am.......... $129 till 3/31.......... $140 after 3/31 ��4/13

Texas Tots II (Ages 4-5) This class is designed for student who have taken Texas Tots. Students will groom and tack a horse in groups and will learn English or western riding technique while on the horse and by observing classmates. Safety is first priority. Activity #.... Day...Date............. Time...............Early Reg......... Reg Fee........... Deadline 122116-01.........Sa....... 3/3-4/7.............. 11-11:45am.......... $149 till 2/17.......... $160 after 2/17 ��3/2 222116-01.........Sa....... 4/14-5/19.......... 11-11:45am.......... $149 till 3/31.......... $160 after 3/31 ��.4/13

Lee’s Summit Illustrated • Winter 2017 / 2018

Lee's Summit Parks & Recreation Activity Guide (Nov. 15, 2017 – Mar. 31, 2018)

Itty Bitty & Pee Wee

Questions? 816-969-1544 • jacob.johnson@cityofls.net

Location: Harris Park Community Center (unless otherwise noted)

BASKETBALL

Skill development program where children are divided into groups and rotated through stations including passing, shooting, dribbling, and blocking. During the final week, the participants will scrimmage an entire game. The success of this program is dependent upon volunteer station leaders, therefore parents/guardians will be asked to be volunteers. The Itty Bitty & Pee Wee Basketball “Volunteer Station Leader” Meeting is set for Thursday, January 11, 2018 from 6:00-7:00 p.m. at Harris Park Community Center. Inclement Weather Line: 816-969-1516, option #1.

Itty Bitty Basketball (Ages 3-4)

Activity #.... Day...Date............. Time...............Early Reg......... Reg Fee........... Deadline 123162-01.........Sa....... 1/13-2/17.......... 8-8:45am.............. $38 till 12/29.......... $42 after 12/29 ��1/8 123162-02.........Sa....... 1/13-2/17.......... 9-9:45am.............. $38 till 12/29.......... $42 after 12/29 ��1/8 123162-03.........Sa....... 1/13-2/17.......... 10-10:45am.......... $38 till 12/29.......... $42 after 12/29 ��1/8 123162-04.........Sa....... 1/13-2/17.......... 11-11:45am.......... $38 till 12/29.......... $42 after 12/29 ��1/8 123162-05.........Sa....... 1/13-2/17.......... 12-12:45pm.......... $38 till 12/29.......... $42 after 12/29 ��1/8

Pee Wee Basketball (Ages 5-6)

Activity #.... Day...Date............. Time...............Early Reg......... Reg Fee........... Deadline 122371-01.........Sa....... 1/13-2/17.......... 1-1:45pm.............. $38 till 12/29.......... $42 after 12/29 ��1/8 122371-02.........Sa....... 1/13-2/17.......... 2-2:45pm.............. $38 till 12/29.......... $42 after 12/29 ��1/8 122371-03.........Sa....... 1/13-2/17.......... 3-3:45pm.............. $38 till 12/29.......... $42 after 12/29 ��1/8 122371-04.........Sa....... 1/13-2/17.......... 4-4:45pm.............. $38 till 12/29.......... $42 after 12/29 ��1/8

Itty Bitty Dancers (Ages 3-4)

Works on gross motor skills and socialization through basic dance steps, simple combos and a variety of Jazz, Ballet, Tap and Cheerleading steps.

Activity #.... Day...Date............. Time...............Early Reg......... Reg Fee........... Deadline 123168-01.........Sa....... 1/20-2/10.......... 10-10:45am.......... $45 till 1/5.............. $49 after 1/5 ��1/15 123168-02.........Sa....... 3/10-3/31.......... 10-10:45am.......... $45 till 2/23............ $49 after 2/23 ��3/5 123168-03.........Sa....... 4/14-5/5............ 10-10:45am.......... $45 till 3/30............ $49 after 3/30 ��4/9

Itty Bitty PE (Ages 3-4) Are you looking for a way to introduce your kiddo to many different, fun, exciting sports while interacting with many other kids the same age? Sign-up today. Each week will cover a new sport... everything from kickball, indoor soccer, t-ball, flag football, and basketball. No Class: 2/28

Activity #.... Day...Date............. Time...............Early Reg......... Reg Fee........... Deadline 423462-02.........Th....... 11/30-12/21...... 9:30-10:15am....... $45 till 11/15.......... $49 after 11/15 ��11/22 423462-03.........W........ 1/10-1/31.......... 9:30-10:15am....... $45 till 12/26.......... $49 after 12/26 ��1/3 423462-04.........W........ 2/14-3/14.......... 9:30-10:15am....... $45 till 1/30............ $49 after 1/30 ��2/7 423462-05.........Tu........ 3/27-4/17.......... 9:30-10:15am....... $45 till 3/12............ $49 after 3/12 ��3/20

Itty Bitty Recess (Ages 3-4)

Are you looking for a way to introduce your kiddo to many different, fun, exciting recess games while interacting with many other kids the same age? Sign-up today. Each week will cover a new recess game... everything from kickball, 4 square, hungry hungry hippos, knock out, and 4 corners. No Class: 2/26

Activity #.... Day...Date............. Time...............Early Reg......... Reg Fee........... Deadline 447255-02.........Tu........ 11/28-12/19...... 9:30-10:15am....... $45 till 11/13.......... $49 after 11/13 ��11/21 447255-03.........M........ 1/8-1/29............ 9:30-10:15am....... $45 till 12/24.......... $49 after 12/24 ��1/1 447255-04.........M........ 2/12-3/12.......... 9:30-10:15am....... $45 till 1/28............ $49 after 1/28 ��2/5 447255-05.........Th....... 3/29-4/19.......... 9:30-10:15am....... $45 till 3/14............ $49 after 3/14 ��3/22

Itty Bitty Soccer – Indoor (Ages 3-4)

A great way to introduce your kiddo to the sport of soccer through basic skills like dribbling, trapping, shooting and goal keeping. Basic rules of the game will also be covered. No Class: 2/27

Activity #.... Day...Date............. Time...............Early Reg......... Reg Fee........... Deadline 423461-02.........W........ 11/29-12/20...... 9:30-10:15am....... $45 till 11/14.......... $49 after 11/14 ��11/22 423461-03.........Th....... 1/11-2/1............ 9:30-10:15am....... $45 till 12/27.......... $49 after 12/27 ��1/4 423461-04.........Tu........ 2/13-3/13.......... 9:30-10:15am....... $45 till 1/29............ $49 after 1/29 ��2/6 423461-05.........M........ 3/26-4/16.......... 9:30-10:15am....... $45 till 3/11............ $49 after 3/11 ��3/19

Itty Bitty Soccer – Outdoor

(Ages 3-4) Location: Miller J. Fields Park A skill development program that rotates participants through stations that focus on major skills of the game. During the final week, participants will play an entire game. The success of this program is dependent upon volunteer station leader, therefore parents/guardians will be asked to be volunteers. Inclement Weather Line: 816-969-1516 option #1. PARENTS, MARK YOUR CALENDARS. The Itty Bitty Soccer “Volunteer Station Leader” Meeting is set for Thursday, April 5, 2018 from 6:00-7:00 p.m. at the Harris Park Community Center (located at 110 SW Blue Pkwy, Lee’s Summit, MO 64063).

Activity #.... Day...Date............. Time...............Early Reg......... Reg Fee........... Deadline 223163-01.........Sa....... 4/7-5/12............ 9-9:45am.............. $38 till 3/23............ $42 after 3/23 ��4/2 223163-02.........Sa....... 4/7-5/12............ 9:30-10:15am....... $38 till 3/23............ $42 after 3/23 ��4/2 223163-03.........Sa....... 4/7-5/12............ 10-10:45am.......... $38 till 3/23............ $42 after 3/23 ��4/2 223163-04.........Sa....... 4/7-5/12............ 10:30-11:15am..... $38 till 3/23............ $42 after 3/23 ��4/2 223163-05.........Sa....... 4/7-5/12............ 11-11:45am.......... $38 till 3/23............ $42 after 3/23 ��4/2 223163-06.........Sa....... 4/7-5/12............ 11:30a-12:15p...... $38 till 3/23............ $42 after 3/23 ��4/2 223163-07.........Sa....... 4/7-5/12............ 12-12:45pm.......... $38 till 3/23............ $42 after 3/23 ��4/2 223163-08.........Sa....... 4/7-5/12............ 12:30-1:15pm....... $38 till 3/23............ $42 after 3/23 ��4/2

Itty Bitty T-Ball – Indoor (Ages 3-4) A 4 week instructor lead program that introduces and expands their knowledge of T-ball. Skills included fielding ground balls and pop ups, hitting and bases-running. Participants are encouraged to wear a shirt or jersey of their favorite team. No Class: 3/1

Activity #.... Day...Date............. Time...............Early Reg......... Reg Fee........... Deadline 447253-02.........M........ 11/27-12/18...... 9:30-10:15am....... $45 till 11/12.......... $49 after 11/13 ��11/20 447253-03.........Tu........ 1/9-1/30............ 9:30-10:15am....... $45 till 12/25.......... $49 after 12/26 ��1/2 447253-04.........Th....... 2/15-3/15.......... 9:30-10:15am....... $45 till 1/31............ $49 after 1/31 ��2/8 447253-05.........W........ 3/28-4/18.......... 9:30-10:15am....... $45 till 3/13............ $49 after 3/13 ��3/21

Itty Bitty Tumblers (Ages 3-4) Works on gross motor skills and socialization through physical activity to help develop coordination, movement, tumbling, exercise, and floor work.

Activity #.... Day...Date............. Time...............Early Reg......... Reg Fee........... Deadline 123171-01.........Sa....... 1/20-2/10.......... 9-9:45am.............. $45 till 1/5.............. $49 after 1/5 ��1/15 123171-02.........Sa....... 1/20-2/10.......... 11-11:45am.......... $45 till 1/5.............. $49 after 1/5 ��1/15 123171-03.........Sa....... 3/10-3/31.......... 9-9:45am.............. $45 till 2/23............ $49 after 2/23 ��3/5 123171-04.........Sa....... 3/10-3/31.......... 11-11:45am.......... $45 till 2/23............ $49 after 2/23 ��3/5 123171-05.........Sa....... 4/14-5/5............ 9-9:45am.............. $45 till 3/30............ $49 after 3/30 ��4/9 123171-06.........Sa....... 4/14-5/5............ 11-11:45am.......... $45 till 3/30............ $49 after 3/30 ��4/9

Pee Wee Tumblers (Ages 5-6) Intermediate gross motor skills and socialization through physical activity to help develop coordination, movement, tumbling, exercise and floor work.

Activity #.... Day...Date............. Time...............Early Reg......... Reg Fee........... Deadline 122372-01.........Sa....... 1/20-2/10.......... 12-12:45pm.......... $45 till 1/5.............. $49 after 1/5 ��1/15 122372-02.........Sa....... 3/10-3/31.......... 12-12:45pm.......... $45 till 2/23............ $49 after 2/23 ��3/5 122372-03.........Sa....... 4/14-5/5............ 12-12:45pm.......... $45 till 3/30............ $49 after 3/30 ��4/9

Kickball

Questions? 816-969-1542 • heath.harris@cityofls.net

Location: Hartman Park Sports Complex

Spring Adult Kickball League

Flash back to the best playground game of all time... NO experience needed. Minimum of 10- and maximum of 15-persons on roster. Play with 11 on the field. Fee includes minimum of seven games. Registration ends 4/6 or when division fills Division.............. Day....... Date............. Time................ EARLY BIRD............ AFTER 4/1 Coed DI...................... Tu..............4/10-5/29..........6:30-9:30pm............$225 till 4/1 �� $250 Coed DII..................... Tu..............4/10-5/29..........6:30-9:30pm............$225 till 4/1 �� $250 Coed.......................... F................4/13-6/1............6:30-9:30pm............$225 till 4/1 �� $250

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Knitting

Questions? 816-969-1544 • jacob.johnson@cityofls.net

Location: Gamber Community Center

Learn basic knitting techniques while making simple projects to practice skills. Class discussions will include needle size, types of yarn, American style vs. Continental style, reading basic patterns, and fixing common mistakes, reading charts, changing color, cables provisional cast on and other advanced skills. As your skills improve or if you are already knitting you may choose a project of your choice to complete. Homework between class sessions is required.

Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time..................Early Reg...... Reg Fee.............. Deadline 142540-02...... Th..........11/30-1/11....2-3:30pm.................$30 till 11/16...... $33 after 11/16 ��11/23 142540-03...... Th..........1/25-3/1........2-3:30pm.................$33 till 1/11........ $33 after 1/11 ��1/24 242540-01...... Th..........3/15-4/26......2-3:30pm.................$33 till 3/1.......... $33 after 3/1 ��3/8

LEGO®

Questions? 816-969-1544 • jacob.johnson@cityofls.net

Location: Gamber Community Center

STEM Challenge (Ages 6-12)

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-designed projects such as: Bulldozers, Hovercrafts, Hot Air Balloons, and the Great Wall of China Design and build as never before, and explore your craziest ideas in a supportive environment. There are no prerequisites for this course.

Activity #....Day....Date............. Time.......... Early Reg......... Reg Fee............... Deadline 112344-02........Tu-F...... 12/26-12/29...... 1-4pm............. $130 till 12/12........ $140 after 12/12 ��12/19

Intro to STEM (Ages 5-7) Ratchet up your imagination with tens of thousands of LEGO®. Build engineer-designed projects such as: Fire Trucks, Space Stations, Tugboats, and the Eiffel Tower. Design and build as never before, and explore your craziest ideas in a supportive environment. There are no prerequisites for this course. Activity #....Day....Date............. Time.......... Early Reg......... Reg Fee............... Deadline 112345-02........Tu-F...... 12/26-12/29...... 9am-12pm...... $130 till 12/12........ $140 after 12/12 ��12/19

Jedi Engineering (Ages 5-7)

The Force Awakens in this introductory engineering course for young Jedi. Explore engineering principles by designing and building projects such as LEGO® X-Wings, R2 Units, Energy Catapults, Defense Turrets, and Settlements from a galaxy far, far away. Create motorized and architectural projects with imagination and engineering to defeat the Empire.

Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time.................... Early Reg.......Reg Fee............ Deadline 112348-01...... M-F.......3/19-3/23......9am-12pm.................. $165 till 3/5........ $180 after 3/5 ��3/12

Jedi Master Engineering (Ages 8-12)

The Force Awakens in this advanced engineering course for young Jedi. Discover key engineering concepts such as gear trains, worm drives, pneumatics, and eccentric motion. Build LEGO® X-Wings, ATAT walkers, Pod Racers, Star Destroyers, Cloud Cities, Settlements, Fortresses, and other complex machines and structures from a galaxy far, far away.

Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time.................... Early Reg.......Reg Fee............ Deadline 112349-01...... M-F.......3/19-3/23......1-4pm......................... $165 till 3/5........ $180 after 3/5 ��3/12

Music

Questions? 816-969-1580 • lspr@cityofls.net

Location: Gamber Community Center

Dulcimer (Beginning)

Learn how to play the mountain dulcimer. No music knowledge necessary. You will learn basics of the instrument and simple songs. Must have own tuner. Dulcimers available for loan. Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time..................Early Reg...... Reg Fee.............. Deadline 177542-01...... Th..........1/25-3/1........9-9:55am.................$25 till 1/11........ $28 after 1/11 ��1/18 177542-02...... Th..........3/15-4/26......9-9:55am.................$25 till 3/1.......... $28 after 3/1 ��3/8

Dulcimer (Advanced)

You will move on to more complicated techniques, timings, and tunes in this dulcimer class. We will learn to write dulcimer tablature. Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time..................Early Reg...... Reg Fee.............. Deadline 477544-01...... Th..........11/30-1/11....10-10:55am.............$25 till 11/16...... $28 after 11/16 ��11/23 177544-02...... Th..........1/25-3/1........10-10:55am.............$25 till 1/11........ $28 after 1/11 ��1/18 177544-03...... Th..........3/15-4/26......10-10:55am.............$25 till 3/1.......... $28 after 3/1 ��3/8

Photography

Questions? 816-969-1544 • jacob.johnson@cityofls.net

Location: Abundant Moments Photography

Capturing the Moment (Ages 18+)

Debra Lawrence will introduce participants to the art of taking pictures with a digital SLR camera. Learn the basic digital terminology, gain an understanding of shutter speed, aperture and mega pixels, discuss flash techniques and natural lighting photography. Manual shooting and white balance are main topics. You must own or be able to borrow an SLR camera for class.

Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time..................Early Reg...... Reg Fee.............. Deadline 112771-02...... Tu..........1/16-2/6........6:30-9pm.................$60 till 1/2.......... $66 after 1/2 ��1/9

Fine Tune the Moment (Ages 18+) In this intermediate class, Debra Lawrence will introduce the use of the light meter, discuss techniques such as dragging the shutter, using off camera flash including studio strobes, bouncing light, and fill flash techniques. You must own an off camera flash for use in this class. Required to have taken “Capturing the Moment” or have basic knowledge or experience with a digital SLR camera. Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time..................Early Reg...... Reg Fee.............. Deadline 112772-02...... Tu..........2/13-2/27......6:30-8:30pm............$60 till 1/30........ $66 after 1/30 ��2/6

Manipulating the Moment (Ages 18+)

Debra Lawrence shows how to manipulate images in Photoshop from opening an image to creating a collage from scratch. We will take each student through the entire process in a hands on teaching environment. You must own a version of Photoshop to get the most from this class. You can download a free trial for the class. Bringing a laptop is highly recommended. This is a beginner’s class, but those who currently use Photoshop will also benefit by fine-tuning their skills and picking up new techniques.

Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time..................Early Reg...... Reg Fee.............. Deadline 112773-02...... Tu..........3/6-3/20........6:30-8:30pm............$75 till 2/20........ $83 after 2/20 ��2/28

Kids' Photography (Ages 8-17) Debra Lawrence shows kids how to take pictures with whatever camera they have; point and shoot, phone, film or digital. We talk about holding the camera, checking the backgrounds, experimentation, zooming in and out, taking pictures of people, things, and places, rule of thirds, focal points, and more. Our hands on approach helps kids retain the information and all will go home with a handout reviewing everything we went over. Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time..................Early Reg...... Reg Fee.............. Deadline 122771-01...... Tu/Sa....1/9.................6:30-8:30pm............$30 till 12/26...... $33 after 12/26 ��1/2

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Lee's Summit Parks & Recreation Activity Guide (Nov. 15, 2017 – Mar. 31, 2018) Travel Photography (Ages 18+)

Going on a trip of a lifetime? Taking a weekend break at the Lake? Whether you are in your own backyard, or backpacking across Europe a Travel photography class can open up a whole new world to you. Which lenses do I take? What types of shots do I look for? People or things? In this class Debra Lawrence goes over approach, equipment and technical tips in our journey through the quest to create the “Postcard image.” Please bring your camera to class, whether it be a phone camera, point and shoot or SLR. Condensed to one night includes hands on practice.

Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time..................Early Reg...... Reg Fee.............. Deadline 122772-01...... Tu..........1/2.................6:30-8:30pm............$45 till 12/19...... $50 after 12/19 ��12/26

Lightroom Basics (Ages 18+)

Debra Lawrence co-teaches this class with Kaela Lawrence, who uses Lightroom professionally for editing. There are no prerequisites for this class, and though Photoshop will be referenced, experience in Photoshop is not necessary to be successful. Many photographers and hobbyists alike use Lightroom exclusively for their post processing and editing. You must have a copy of Lightroom 6 or CC on your laptop for the class. Topics include adjusting picture color, tone and hue, cropping, spot removal, sharpening, batch processing, lens correction and more. Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time..................Early Reg...... Reg Fee.............. Deadline 177770-01...... Tu..........12/5-12/19....6:30-8:30pm............$75 till 11/21...... $83 after 11/21 ��11/28

Starting a Photography Business (Ages 18+)

Want to turn your hobby into cash? In this class, Debra Lawrence discusses how to get your business started including coming up with a name writing a business plan, deciding what to specialize in, use of social media and the Internet, legal issues, partnerships, marketing, and much more. Useful for already established businesses as well.

Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time..................Early Reg...... Reg Fee.............. Deadline 112774-01...... Tu..........3/27...............6-9pm......................$60 till 3/13........ $66 after 3/13 ��3/20

Pint Size

Questions? 816-969-1544 • jacob.johnson@cityofls.net Location: Harris Park Community Center

Pint Size Playtime (Ages 1+)

Bring your preschoolers to the gym and run some of their energy out. Play with jump ropes, balls, hula hoops, tumbling mats, parachutes, and more. Only participant registers and pays.

Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time.................... Early Reg.......Reg Fee............ Deadline 423669-04...... F............12/15.............10a-12p...................... $2 till 12/1.......... $3 after 12/1 ��12/14 123669-01...... F............1/5.................10a-12p...................... $2 till 12/22........ $3 after 12/22 ��1/4 123669-02...... F............1/19...............10a-12p...................... $2 till 1/5............ $3 after 1/5 ��1/18 123669-03...... F............2/2.................10a-12p...................... $2 till 1/19.......... $3 after 1/19 ��2/1 123669-04...... F............2/16...............10a-12p...................... $2 till 2/2............ $3 after 2/2 ��2/15 223669-01...... F............3/9.................10a-12p...................... $2 till 2/23.......... $3 after 2/23 ��3/8 223669-02...... F............3/16...............10a-12p...................... $2 till 3/2............ $3 after 3/2 ��3/15 223669-03...... F............3/30...............10a-12p...................... $2 till 3/16.......... $3 after 3/16 ��3/29

Science

Questions? 816-969-1544 • jacob.johnson@cityofls.net

Location: Gamber Community Center

Secret Agent Lab (Ages 6-12)

Step into the shoes of a detective - uncover the science involved in evidence gathering and analysis. Become a super sleuth and learn clever ways of performing tasks in this hands-on view of the science that spies use. From decoding messages to metal detectors and night vision, campers will have the opportunity to check out spy equipment, and discover the technological tools of detection.

Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time.................... Early Reg.......Reg Fee............ Deadline 122700-01...... M-F.......3/19-3/23......9am-12pm.................. $145 till 3/5........ $160 after 3/5 ��3/12

Lights and Sights (Ages 7-12) Students discover the secrets of light. Break light into parts, and put them back together, learn about waves and colors, explore reflection, refraction and diffraction, and make your own multi-colored Sun Catchers using only three primary colors, make messages appear and disappear using colors and patterns that deceive the eye. Participants need to bring a lunch and 2 healthy snacks.

Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time.............. Early Reg......... Reg Fee �� Deadline 422702-01...... F............12/29.............9am-4pm............ $60 till 12/15..........$66 after 12/15 ��12/22

Birds 'n' Beasts (Ages 7-12)

Where do owls live and what do they eat? How do some bugs walk on water? These types of questions and more will be answered with a walk on the wild side of things to explore owls, birds and all kinds of bugs. Build your own birdhouse and participate in a territory and a food chain game following the rigid rules of nature. Discover the purpose of a gizzard and dissect an owl pellet, investigate how some insects walk on water. Finally, study insect life cycles and behavior by building your won tiny bug house. Participants need to bring a lunch and 2 healthy snacks.

Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time.................... Early Reg.......Reg Fee............ Deadline 422703-01...... Th..........12/21.............9am-4pm.................... $60 till 12/7........ $66 after 12/7 ��12/14

Machine Mania (Ages 7-12)

Find out how wedges, screws and levers help us in our daily lives. Run through an obstacle course and use teamwork to show how useful simple machines can be. Students will be introduced to the concepts of simple machines and observe the awesome power of pneumatics and hydraulics. They will see how combing simple machines can create very complex machines. Participants need to bring a lunch and 2 healthy snacks.

Activity #...Day.... Date...... Time.......... Early Reg............Reg Fee.................... Deadline 422708-01...... F............12/22.........9am-4pm........$60 till 12/8................$66 after 12/8 ��12/15

Science of Sport (Ages 7-12)

Check out how science has helped us understand sports and performance. Investigate everything from why your toes are important, the role of chemistry in your blood, to the capacity of your lungs. And what’s this? Physics is part of baseball, football and even acrobatics. It’s All about energy transfer, gravity and forces we explore in this full day of fun science. Participants need to bring a lunch and 2 healthy snacks.

Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time.............. Early Reg......... Reg Fee �� Deadline 422709-01...... Th..........12/28.............9am-4pm............ $60 till 12/14..........$66 after 12/14 ��12/22

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Lee’s Summit Parks & Recreation "Ever y Age, Ever y Season."

Softball

Questions? 816-969-1542 • heath.harris@cityofls.net

Location: Hartman Park Sports Complex

Spring Adult Softball League

All Spring Leagues are five-week, double-header leagues. Minimum of 10- and maximum of 20-persons on roster. Additional charge of $17 for ASA sanctioning fee for all new 2018 teams. Teams provide their own 11” .44 and 12” .52 red stitch core. Manager or Co-Manager must attend managers meeting on March 15 at 7:00 p.m. at the Harris Park Community Center. Registration ends 3/10/17 or when league fills

Division.............. Day....... Date............. Time................ EARLY BIRD............ AFTER 3/3 Men’s Rec.................. Su.............3/18-4/22..........4-9pm......................$400 till 3/3 �� $425 COED Rec.................. Su.............3/18-4/22..........4-9:30pm.................$400 till 3/3 �� $425 COED Rec.................. Tu..............3/20-4/24..........6:30-9:30pm............$400 till 3/3 �� $425 Men’s Rec.................. Th..............3/22-4/26..........6:30-9:30pm............$400 till 3/3 �� $425 COED REC.................. F................3/23-4/27..........6:30-9:30pm............$400 till 3/3 �� $425

Swim Lessons (Indoor) Questions? 816-969-1550 • lspr@cityofls.net

Location: Legacy Park Community Center

Call 816-969-1500 or 816-969-1550 for Legacy Park Community Center member discount (participant must have membership in order to receive discount, except with Seahorses).

Swim – Seahorses (Ages 6mo - 4yr) Water orientation and FUN are the keys to success for any child learning to swim. Each child must be accompanied by a participating adult and wear a swimsuit and swim diaper. Safety is the key skill with emphasis on pool rules, toys and FUN. 30 minutes of guaranteed water time. Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water and wear a swim diaper. Class ratio is 1:10 pairs.

Activity #.Day........Date.........Time.......... Early Reg............ Reg Fee................. Deadline 199211-05...Tu/Th........ 1/2-1/18...... 5-5:30pm........$28/$35 till 12/19..... $32/$39 after 12/19 ��12/31 199211-06...Tu/Th........ 1/2-1/18...... 6-6:30pm........$28/$35 till 12/19..... $32/$39 after 12/19 ��12/31 199211-08...Sa............. 1/6-2/10...... 8-8:30am........$28/$35 till 12/23..... $32/$39 after 12/23 ��1/4 199211-09...Sa............. 1/6-2/10...... 9-9:30am........$28/$35 till 12/23..... $32/$39 after 12/23 ��1/4 199211-15...Tu/Th........ 2/6-2/22...... 5-5:30pm........$28/$35 till 1/23....... $32/$39 after 1/23 ��2/4 199211-16...Tu/Th........ 2/6-2/22...... 6-6:30pm........$28/$35 till 1/23....... $32/$39 after 1/23 ��2/4 299211-05...Tu/Th........ 3/27-4/12.... 5-5:30pm........$28/$35 till 3/13....... $32/$39 after 3/13 ��3/25 299211-06...Tu/Th........ 3/27-4/12.... 6-6:30pm........$28/$35 till 3/13....... $32/$39 after 3/13 ��3/25

Swim – Sea Turtles (Ages 4-6) Designed for the child who has never taken formal swim lessons or is afraid of the water. Focus: supported front and back floats, beginning arm movements, putting face in the water and increasing comfort level in the water. Maximum ratio for Sea Turtles is 1:6.

Activity #.Day........Date.........Time.......... Early Reg............ Reg Fee................. Deadline 199221-05...Tu/Th........ 1/2-1/25...... 5-5:45pm........$36/$45 till 12/19..... $41/$50 after 12/19 ��12/31 199221-06...Tu/Th........ 1/2-1/25...... 6-6:45pm........$36/$45 till 12/19..... $41/$50 after 12/19 ��12/31 199221-08...Sa............. 1/6-2/24...... 8-8:45am........$36/$45 till 12/23..... $41/$50 after 12/23 ��1/4 199221-09...Sa............. 1/6-2/24...... 9-9:45am........$36/$45 till 12/23..... $41/$50 after 12/23 ��1/4 199221-15...Tu/Th........ 2/6-3/1........ 5-5:45pm........$36/$45 till 1/23....... $41/$50 after 1/23 ��2/4 199221-16...Tu/Th........ 2/6-3/1........ 6-6:45pm........$36/$45 till 1/23....... $41/$50 after 1/23 ��2/4 299221-05...Tu/Th........ 3/27-4/19.... 5-5:45pm........$36/$45 till 3/13....... $41/$50 after 3/13 ��3/25 299221-06...Tu/Th........ 3/27-4/19.... 6-6:45pm........$36/$45 till 3/13....... $41/$50 after 3/13 ��3/25

Swim – Penguins (Ages 4-7) This class is designed to successfully teach the fundamental skills of swimming. Focus: deep water introduction, locomotion skills, front and back glides. Maximum ratio for Penguins is 1:6.

Activity #.Day........Date.........Time.......... Early Reg............ Reg Fee................. Deadline 199231-05...Tu/Th........ 1/2-1/25...... 5-5:45pm........$36/$45 till 12/19..... $41/$50 after 12/19 ��12/31 199231-06...Tu/Th........ 1/2-1/25...... 6-6:45pm........$36/$45 till 12/19..... $41/$50 after 12/19 ��12/31 199231-08...Sa............. 1/6-2/24...... 8-8:45am........$36/$45 till 12/23..... $41/$50 after 12/23 ��1/4 199231-09...Sa............. 1/6-2/24...... 9-9:45am........$36/$45 till 12/23..... $41/$50 after 12/23 ��1/4 199231-15...Tu/Th........ 2/6-3/1........ 5-5:45pm........$36/$45 till 1/23....... $41/$50 after 1/23 ��2/4 199231-16...Tu/Th........ 2/6-3/1........ 6-6:45pm........$36/$45 till 1/23....... $41/$50 after 1/23 ��2/4 299231-05...Tu/Th........ 3/27-4/19.... 5-5:45pm........$36/$45 till 3/13....... $41/$50 after 3/13 ��3/25 299231-06...Tu/Th........ 3/27-4/19.... 6-6:45pm........$36/$45 till 3/13....... $41/$50 after 3/13 ��3/25

Swim – Seals (Ages 5-9) This class is designed to increase swimming comfort. Focus: Coordination during front and back crawl, introduction to elementary backstroke and sidestroke. Maximum ratio for Seals is 1:6.

Activity #.Day........Date.........Time.......... Early Reg............ Reg Fee................. Deadline 199241-05...Tu/Th........ 1/2-1/25...... 5-5:45pm........$36/$45 till 12/19..... $41/$50 after 12/19 ��12/31 199241-06...Tu/Th........ 1/2-1/25...... 6-6:45pm........$36/$45 till 12/19..... $41/$50 after 12/19 ��12/31 199241-08...Sa............. 1/6-2/24...... 8-8:45am........$36/$45 till 12/23..... $41/$50 after 12/23 ��1/4 199241-09...Sa............. 1/6-2/24...... 9-9:45am........$36/$45 till 12/23..... $41/$50 after 12/23 ��1/4 199241-15...Tu/Th........ 2/6-3/1........ 5-5:45pm........$36/$45 till 1/23....... $41/$50 after 1/23 ��2/4 199241-16...Tu/Th........ 2/6-3/1........ 6-6:45pm........$36/$45 till 1/23....... $41/$50 after 1/23 ��2/4 299241-05...Tu/Th........ 3/27-4/19.... 5-5:45pm........$36/$45 till 3/13....... $41/$50 after 3/13 ��3/25 299241-06...Tu/Th........ 3/27-4/19.... 6-6:45pm........$36/$45 till 3/13....... $41/$50 after 3/13 ��3/25

Swim – Dolphins (Ages 6-11)

This class is designed to increase endurance and refinement of basic strokes. Focus: swim basic strokes 25 yards or more for endurance and technique, introduction to competitive turns and breaststroke. Maximum ratio for Dolphins is 1:6.

Activity #.Day........Date.........Time.......... Early Reg............ Reg Fee................. Deadline 199251-05...Tu/Th........ 1/2-1/25...... 5-5:45pm........$36/$45 till 12/19..... $41/$50 after 12/19 ��12/31 199251-06...Tu/Th........ 1/2-1/25...... 6-6:45pm........$36/$45 till 12/19..... $41/$50 after 12/19 ��12/31 199251-08...Sa............. 1/6-2/24...... 8-8:45am........$36/$45 till 12/23..... $41/$50 after 12/23 ��1/4 199251-09...Sa............. 1/6-2/24...... 9-9:45am........$36/$45 till 12/23..... $41/$50 after 12/23 ��1/4 199251-15...Tu/Th........ 2/6-3/1........ 5-5:45pm........$36/$45 till 1/23....... $41/$50 after 1/23 ��2/4 199251-16...Tu/Th........ 2/6-3/1........ 6-6:45pm........$36/$45 till 1/23....... $41/$50 after 1/23 ��2/4 299251-05...Tu/Th........ 3/27-4/19.... 5-5:45pm........$36/$45 till 3/13....... $41/$50 after 3/13 ��3/25 299251-06...Tu/Th........ 3/27-4/19.... 6-6:45pm........$36/$45 till 3/13....... $41/$50 after 3/13 ��3/25

Technology

Questions? 816-969-1544 • jacob.johnson@cityofls.net

Location: Gamber Community Center

iPhone & iPad Training (Ages 16+)

In iPhone & iPad Training we will show you how to use most functions of these devices. You will learn and understand terms, how to use your fingers to navigate, setup email, texting, making phone calls/FaceTime (video phone calls), web browsing, orientation views, zooming, ringtones, brightness, security, camera/photos/video recording, games, puzzles, reading books/newspapers, and more. Please bring your Apple device to all sessions. Device is not included. Please bring an active email address & password, as well as an Apple ID and password.

Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time................ Early Reg....... Reg Fee............... Deadline 455320-03...... M/W.....12/4-12/13....10:30-11:30am...... $26 till 11/20....... $30 after 11/20 ��11/27 155320-02...... Tu/Th.....1/16-1/25......6:30-7:30pm.......... $26 till 1/2........... $30 after 1/2 ��1/9 155320-04...... Tu/Th.....2/6-2/15........6:30-7:30pm.......... $26 till 1/23......... $30 after 1/23 ��1/23 155320-7........ M/W.....3/5-3/14........10:30-11:30am...... $26 till 2/19......... $30 after 2/19 ��2/26 155320-08...... Tu/Th.....3/27-4/5........6:30-7:30pm.......... $26 till 3/6........... $30 after 3/6 ��3/13

Tennis

Questions? 816-969-1544 • jacob.johnson@cityofls.net

Location: Summit Park

Tennis – Adult Beginning (Ages 16+)

For adults who want to improve strokes through drills and precompetitive practice matches. Rain out line: 969-1516 option 4 for youth and adult instructional activities.

Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time.................... Early Reg.......Reg Fee............ Deadline 212040-01...... Sa.........4/7-5/12........12-12:45pm................ $80 till 3/23........ $88 after 3/23 ��4/2

Tennis – Youth Beginning (Ages 7-11)

For students with little or no previous tennis instruction. All strokes will be taught with an introduction to beginning match play and tactics. All participants must provide their own racquet. Rain out line: 969-1516 option 4 for youth and adult instructional activities.

Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time.................... Early Reg.......Reg Fee............ Deadline 222042-01...... Sa.........4/7-5/12........10-10:45am................ $80 till 3/23........ $88 after 3/23 ��4/2

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Tennis – Quick Start (Ages 5-7)

Spring

April- June (Registration ends when division fills)

Classes are taught in a fun and games atmosphere to introduce the grips, swings and contact point for young children. All participants must provide their own racquet. Rain out line: 969-1516 option 4 for youth and adult instructional activities.

Division.............. Day......... Time......................EARLY BIRD........................ AFTER 3/26 Coed Rec................... T...................7:30–10:30pm.............. $180 till 3/26................................................... $198 Coed Inter A.............. T...................7:30–10:30pm.............. $180 till 3/26................................................... $198 Coed Inter B.............. T...................7:30–10:30pm.............. $180 till 3/26................................................... $198 Women’s A................ Th.................7:30–10:30pm.............. $180 till 3/26................................................... $198 Women’s B................ Th.................7:30–10:30pm.............. $180 till 3/26................................................... $198 WM Power................ Th.................7:30–10:30pm.............. $180 till 3/26................................................... $198

Tennis – Right Sized (Ages 12-15) Class is for the Middle School and High School student that wants to learn the game amongst their peers. It is a faster paced class for this age of students. All participants must provide their own racquet. Rain out line: 969-1516 option 4 for youth and adult instructional activities.

Adult Volleyball League – Outdoor

Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time.................... Early Reg.......Reg Fee............ Deadline 222046-01...... Sa.........4/7-5/12........9:15-10am.................. $80 till 3/23........ $88 after 3/23 ��4/2

Activity #...Day.... Date..........Time.................... Early Reg.......Reg Fee............ Deadline 222049-01...... Sa.........4/7-5/12........11-11:45am................ $80 till 3/23........ $88 after 3/23 ��4/2

Volleyball Adult Volleyball League – Indoor

Questions? 816-969-1542 • heath.harris@cityofls.net

Location: Harris Park Community Center Have some fun and exercise while playing with friends and coworkers. Up to 12 on the roster, 6 on the court.

Winter

January- March (Registration ends when division fills)

Division.............. Day......... Time......................EARLY BIRD.......................... AFTER 1/2 Coed Rec................... T...................7:30–10:30pm.............. $180 till 1/2..................................................... $198 Coed Inter A.............. T...................7:30–10:30pm.............. $180 till 1/2..................................................... $198 Coed Inter B.............. T...................7:30–10:30pm.............. $180 till 1/2..................................................... $198 Women’s A................ Th.................7:30–10:30pm.............. $180 till 1/2..................................................... $198 Women’s B................ Th.................7:30–10:30pm.............. $180 till 1/2..................................................... $198 WM Power................ Th.................7:30–10:30pm.............. $180 till 1/2..................................................... $198

Questions? 816-969-1542 • heath.harris@cityofls.net

Location: Lea McKeighan Park North Dig in and have some fun with our Sand Volleyball League. Up to 12 on a roster, 6 on court. (Registration ends 3/26 or when division fills)

Division..........Day........Date................Time................. EARLY BIRD............ AFTER 3/14 Coed Rec..............M..............4/9-6/4.................6:30–10:30pm.........$140 till 3/14 �� $158

Youth Volleyball – Indoor (Grades 7-8)

Questions? 816-969-1544 • jacob.johnson@cityofls.net

Location: Harris Park Community Center A league for 4-8th grade youth in recreational and intermediate level play. Sign-ups are by team, and no practice time/space is offered. Games are played once a week. A great way to continue to work on volleyball skills during the winter months. A league for 4-8th grade youth in recreational and intermediate level play. No game on 12/23 Activity #.... Day....... Date........ Time................................. Reg Fee................. Deadline 421372-07.........Sa.............12/9-2/3...... 5-9pm.......................................... $375 ..........................................12/3 421372-08.........Sa.............12/9-2/3...... 5-9pm.......................................... $375...........................................12/3 421372-17.........Sa.............12/9-2/3...... 5-9pm.......................................... $375...........................................12/3

Parks... Your New Best Friend!

Become a Friend of the Parks and help ensure continued measured growth and enhancement of facilities and services of Lee’s Summit Parks & Recreation. As a Friend of the Park, you can become an informed and involved patron of the parks and your community. FREE Vehicle Magnet • FREE Immediate BOGO Pass PLUS FUTURE COUPONS & DISCOUNTS!

FREE membership, endless benefits!

Lee’s Summit Parks & Recreation "Ever y Age, Ever y Season."

Volunteering: GIVING BACK HAS MANY BENEFITS

by Eric Hamp

hat comes to mind when you think of volunteering? Dedicating your time to a noble cause? “Giving back” to your community? Helping others? One usually thinks of the benefit derived by the recipient of the effort, but in fact there are dozens of ways volunteering can help you. In addition to being personally rewarding, volunteering is an excellent way to expand your professional network. By working with others toward a common goal, you form relationships and connections with others who care about the same things you do. These relationships often pay dividends down the road when you are looking for a trusted source to ask for advice, provide support or just brainstorm around an idea. The connections you make with fellow volunteers can become friendships that last far beyond the volunteer opportunity that brought you together. Some years ago, I was talking with a board member in my organization at the time, and he said something that struck me. He said he gained leadership experience through volunteering long before becoming a leader in his own workplace, and the experience he gained through volunteering was a catalyst for his professional ascent. Leadership in a volunteer setting can help develop skills needed to become a leader in your organization. In an article in Forbes Magazine, contributor Richard Pound writes, “The type of leadership at the top is akin to being a leader of volunteers; it is not about carrots and sticks but about persuasion and getting people to grasp and follow your vision.” In a volunteer setting, you do not have compensation and organizational authority to keep your team moving forward, therefore tactful motivation and consensus building is essential to reaching your goals. These skills can be improved through meaningful volunteer leadership and they will serve you well professionally. There are still many additional benefits to volunteering beyond strengthening your professional network and leadership

skills. These include improved interpersonal relationships, self-confidence, self-esteem, problem-solving ability and even improvements in your health. Part of finding the right volunteer opportunity is being honest about what you hope to learn and accomplish. While the altruistic nature of volunteering is more than enough benefit, keep in mind the many positive effects it’s also likely to have on you. ¢ Eric Hamp is NRPA’s Director of Member Relations and Professional Development. Reprinted, with permission, from the October 2014 issue of Parks & Recreation magazine. Copyright © 2014 by the National Recreation and Park Association.

Volunteer

OPPORTUNITIES We need you to become a Volunteer in Parks (VIP). Volunteers are needed all year long and/or on a one-time basis. Here are some upcoming events to get you started. EVENT

DATE

TIMES LOCATION

Father Daughter Dance...............1/26,27, 2/2,3....................5:30-9:30pm ��Gamber Guest check-in, hand out flowers/gift bags, assists guests in buffet line. Night Flight 5K.............................6/8.....................................8-11pm................. Legacy Park Prep luminaries, prep fruit, man water station and course. Tour de Lakes Bike Ride.............6/23...................................6am-Noon ��Longview Hand out water and food, answer questions, check how riders' rides are going. Legacy Blast................................7/3.....................................5-9:30p................. Legacy Park Monitor bounce house, assist with parking, work First Aid tent. Junior Triathlon...........................7/22...................................6-11am......................Longview Hand out info/food/water to participants, direct bikers on bike course.

Why Volunteer in Parks? For You, you will get to... • Enjoy our properties • Try new things • Get to know staff and patrons • Spend volunteer time with family or friends • Share your expertise

For Us, you will be... • Supporting existing staff projects/programs • Helping build ties with our community • Promoting stewardship in parks • Extending our services • Developing skills for future employment

Fill out your VIP application at lsparks.net or call 969-1581 to speak with our VIP Coordinator, Pat Shepard or email pshepard@cityofls.net

Want to volunteer? Look for the VIP Logo! Lee’s Summit Illustrated • Winter 2017 / 2018

LSPR Staff ADMIN Interim Administrator Joe Snook Superintendent Carole Culbertson Accountant Beth Comer RECREATION Superintendents David Dean, Tede Price GCC Manager Pat Shepard GCC Maint. Specialist Jay Martin HPCC Manager Ryan Gibson HPCC Maint. Specialist Kalaen Wheeler LPCC Manager Jodi Bell PARKS Supt. of Park Operations Robert Sanchez Supt. of Planning & Construction Steve Casey Asst. Supt. of Park Construction Steve Thomas Park Maint. Supervisors Andy Carr, Brooke Chestnut

Our Affirmation Strategic Communications & Admin Manager Andrew Holmes Admin Services Assistant Dana Thurber

LPCC Asst. Manager Mike Hedrick LPCC Service Representatives Sara Dyer, Ruth Buckland LPCC Maint. Supervisor Jeff Lavenau LPCC Maint. Specialist Vernon Hughes Aquatics Manager Devin Blazek Recreation Supervisors Heath Harris, Jennifer Brennan, Jacob Johnson

We are committed to engaging and serving all our citizens through benefit based activities and parks that are representative of the best practices of our profession. We excel in patron service, responsible use of our fiscal and natural resources, and building our volunteer and community partnerships. Our success is measured by the quality of life enjoyed by our citizens. NRPA Gold Medal

The Gold Medal Award honors communities throughout the United States that demonstrate excellence in long-range planning, resource management and innovative approaches to delivering superb park and recreation services with fiscally sound business practices. Only two other Missouri cities have achieved this recognition—Columbia and Springfield.

Park Specialists Kevin Brackman, Ken Harper, Rob Hemme, Keith Schloman, Stormy Dale, Elizabeth Drentlaw, Steve Bonner, Steve Kirchhoff, Tyler Smith, Shawn Moores, Bryan Bair, Dana Rockers, Michael Cox

General Info & FAQ's IN CASE OF BAD WEATHER Call 816-969-1516 a half hour or less before your scheduled activity to see if it has been canceled. If the activity is scheduled at an R-7 school and school was canceled during the day, so are the activities for that evening. PROGRAM DISCLAIMER LSPR reserves the right to cancel, combine or divide classes. There may be a need to change dates, times, locations, instructors, fees or program outline revisions of any program offerings. We will give as much notice as possible for changes made. LSPR PROGRAM REFUND POLICY Satisfaction Guaranteed* In the case of a schedule conflict or inability to attend a program, a refund will be issued to the participant in the amount based on the following parameters: Prior to the deadline of the program a 100% refund of the fees will be returned. After the registration deadline, 90% of the fee paid will be returned. After the start of the program, 75% of the fees paid will be returned. Administrative fees withheld from team leagues may vary depending on time of withdrawal and schedule release. The amount withheld will be approved by LSPR’s Assistant Administrator. As per LSPR’s 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed practice, if a participant is not satisfied with the services provided by LSPR, the following options may be followed: 1. Receive a full refund. 2. Repeat the activity at no charge. 3. Receive a full credit that may be applied to any departmental activity. In order to receive a full refund, the participant may need to meet with the program supervisor. Refund checks or credits to credit cards will be processed within 14 business days. We are unable to refund Camp Summit enrollment fees, and activities/tickets that are provided by another organization or business. *We are unable to refund activities provided by other organizations or businesses (i.e., theme park tickets, etc.). 24 HOUR CANCELLATION POLICY A 24 hour notice of cancellation or change in contracted services, like massage therapy, personal training and private swim lessons, is required. If an appointment is canceled or changed within less than 24 hours of the scheduled appointment, a refund will NOT be processed. In the event of a cancellation by the contractor prior to the 24 hour notice, the appointment may be rescheduled or refunded. In the event of a cancellation by the contractor less than 24 hours of the scheduled appointment, you may reschedule your appointment and will receive an additional 15 minutes of service at no charge.

Lee’s Summit Parks & Recreation is an extraordinary team of employees and volunteers dedicated to providing quality, innovative, and comprehensive recreational services, facilities and parks.

CAPRA Accredited

The Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies (CAPRA) administers a rigorous program based on self-assessment and peer review using national standards of best practice to better promote the quality of agency services and delivery systems. LSPR was initially accredited in 2003, re-accredited in 2008, and again in 2013. Only five Missouri agencies have achieved this standard of compliance (Chesterfield, Clayton, Kansas City, and Lee's Summit), and 153 nationally.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE In order for LSPR to ensure all residents have an opportunity to enjoy the benefits of the many programs offered, a special work program has been developed. The Work Program offers a trade in service hours to the department for financial assistance to participate in programs and activities. If circumstances prevent a patron from participating in the Work Program, a request can be made to utilize funding from the Angel Program, which is made possible through private donations and grants. Call 816-969-1500 or visit any of our locations for more information. INCLUSIVE STATEMENT LSPR provides recreation programs which are open to all residents in the city and seeks and supports participation by all citizens with a variety of interests and abilities. If you or a family member needs accommodations or support to participate in LSPR programs, please contact us during the enrollment process. WHY KEY FOBS? For your convenience! The Key FOB is easy to carry with you, as it slides onto your key ring. In addition, the Key FOB allows LSPR to better track attendance, to know who is using the facilities and saves time when registering for programs or swiping in at facilities. Stop by anytime to pick up your free Key FOB at any of our facilities so you can start carrying your Key to Fun! Replacement FOBs are $1. SAY, “CHEESE!” LSPR staff may take photos of activities. These photos may be used in future issues of Illustrated, on the website, social media pages, brochures, articles, ads, etc. Thanks for saying cheese! Camera Policy: No person shall use a camera, cell phone, or PDA in any changing room or washroom in LSPR facilities. Please report any actions to the contrary. USE OF DRONES IN PARKS The operation of radio-controlled motorized aircraft in a park within LSPR jurisdiction is not permitted without prior approval from the Lee’s Summit Parks and Recreation Department. Permission to use a radio controlled motorized aircraft may be granted on a case by case basis if request demonstrates a specific public need for the radio controlled motorized aircraft usage and does not constitute an infringement on the public’s use of the parks, a danger to patrons within the parks, or violates park user privacy. The operator of the aircraft will be expected to follow all FAA guidelines including contacting the Lee’s Summit airport. LSPR is committed to providing a safe environment for patrons who choose to enjoy the park system.

Lee’s Summit Parks & Recreation "Ever y Age, Ever y Season."

Park Board

City Council

Mayor Randy Rhoads

Mayor Pro Tem Rob Binney

Diane Forte

President Brian Hutchin

Vice President Tyler Morehead

Treasurer Mindy Aulenbach

Craig Faith

Trish Carlyle

Phylis Q. Edson, Ph.D.

Lawrence Bivins

Hope Davis

Steve Hardin

Diane Seif

Fred DeMoro

Dave Mosby

Nancy Kelley

Marly McMillen

Samantha Shepard

Parks Liaison

Dog Park Rules 1. The off-leash dog area is for dogs and their handlers. No other use is permitted (including skateboard, bicycles, scooters, and rollerblades). 2. To create a positive experience for you and your dog, make sure your dog knows how to appropriately socialize with other dogs before using the park. 3. Dogs that exhibit aggressive behavior are not allowed in the park. 4. Dogs must be removed immediately from the off-leash dog area at the first sign of aggression. 5. Handlers are responsible for any injuries caused by dog(s) under their control. 6. Park users and dog owners assume all risk related to this use of the dog park. LSPR shall not be liable for any injury or damage caused by dogs or handlers in the offleash area. 7. All animal-to-human bites must be reported to the City of Lee’s Summit Animal Control Department immediately. City of Lee’s Summit Ordinance # 5.53. 8. All users of the park shall obtain and display a City of Lee's Summit dog license. Dog license and vaccination tag shall be on a collar or harness. City of Lee’s Summit Ordinance # 5.82. 9. No dogs under 4 months of age are allowed. 10. All dogs visiting the park must be spayed or neutered. 11. Female dogs in heat and dogs with fresh wounds are not allowed in the Park. 12. Dogs must be under voice control of their handler and in view of their handler at all times. 13. Dogs must be on leash, a maximum length of 6 ft., when entering and exiting the off-leash dog area. 14. No dogs are allowed within the off-leash area while restrained by a leash. 15. Spiked collars are not allowed. 16. Children under the age of 5 are not allowed in the off-leash area. 17. Children between ages 5-8 must be supervised by an adult. 18. Handlers must be a minimum of 16 years old. 19. Handlers must have possession of the dog leash at all times. 20. Only two dogs are allowed per handler. 21. Handlers must “scoop the poop” and dispose of waste in designated park provided container. 22. Handlers must repair all holes and damage done by their dog under their control. 23. No animals other than dogs shall be permitted in the area. 24. Dog Park Hours of Operation 5 AM to 9 PM (or sunset, whichever occurs first).

Past Parks & Recreation Board Honor Roll Since 1968

Kay Abrahamson, Don Allen, Paula Belser, Diane Black, Dan Blackwell, James Boughan, William Boyd, Jim Brockman, Walter Breuer, Bob Busby, Karen Cain, Daniel Caldwell, Jeff Carey, Beverly Cassity, Bill Childers, Charles Clifton, Jack Clingenpeel, Jana Cummings, Bonnie Douglas, Jim Drake, Mac Dumler, Oral Flippen, Richard Forbes, Ruthie Funk, Tom Hardin, Helen Hatfield, Doug Hatridge, Winton Huston, Max Jewell, Karen Johnson, Kenneth Jones, Leonard Jordan, Richard Kelly, Andrew Kuhar, Mary Laird, Jim Mack, George Martin, William Mathews, Dorothy Miller, Robert Newell, Frank Nugent, John O’Bryant, Jim Osborne, J.W. Page, Marjorie Perkins, Ralph Powell, Thomas Powell, Garey Reeves, John Richardson, Everett Schofield, Joe Sell, Harold Schaffer, Gunter Stein, Russell Stokes, Mike Stuckey, Steve Swanson, Lee Thomas, Tom Tougas, Joe Turney, Ken Urion, Tom Weir, Wes Westmoreland, Tom Wilson, Randy Woods, Fred Woolf

Public Participation Park Board meetings are the fourth Wednesday of each month, 6:00 p.m. at City Hall, 220 SE Green St. The public is permitted to speak during the “Comments from the Public” portion of the meeting by following this procedure:

1. Fill out a public participation form (available at main office or at LSParks.net);

2. Submit to the department at least five working days before the applicable meeting;

3. The individual will be placed on the agenda and given five minutes. Lee’s Summit Illustrated • Winter 2017 / 2018

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South Lea 819 SW Lea Dr 27

Pottberg 5200 Campground Rd 26

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Langsford 15 1709 SE Langsford Rd

Ord. 17-89

Additional Information: Your fee covers any number of hours required for your reservation for the day of your rental. Restrooms/Comfort Stations are seasonal, typically April 15 and October 15, but please call to verify dates.

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Kensington Farms Tract 14 1801 SW Blackpool Dr

Legacy Shelter #2 19 Coneflower Dr

**Bounce Houses are allowed BY PERMIT ONLY at Lowenstein and Osage Trails for $25. Renter provides all necessary equipment.

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Howard Station, William B. 13 228 SE Main St

Ord. 29-11

*Alcohol is allowed BY PERMIT ONLY at Legacy Park Shelter 1 & 2, and Lowenstein Park for $25. City ordinance prohibits the sale of alcohol on park property. Consumption of alcohol is also prohibited without a special permit from LSPR. Permit must be completed at least 5 business days before shelter rental date.

Howard 12 3498 NE Independence

Hartman, Charles David 11 700 SW Old Pryor Rd

$60 40 246 20

Harris 10 601 SW Jefferson

Happy Tails (Dog Park) 9 1251 SE Ranson Rd

LS Historical Cemetery 18 806 SE 3rd

Tobacco Policy In an effort to reduce the negative impact of tobacco use on parks and recreation patrons, the use of all tobacco products is prohibited in parks and facilities maintained, owned, and/or operated by the Lee’s Summit Parks and Recreation Department.

Eagle Creek 8 2561 SW Golden Eagle Dr

Ord. 19 Art III

• LITTERING.

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Dogwood (Dog Park) 51 NW Victoria Dr

Lea-McKeighan South 17 125 NE Chipman Rd

• SKATES, BICYCLES or SKATEBOARDS interfering with intended use of sidewalks, parking lots, or court area.

Shelter Rental Fee Capacity Parking Alcohol Permit*, $25 Bounce House**, $25 Community Gardens ● Electricity Mounted Grill Picnic Tables Restroom/Comfort Station Ball Diamonds Basketball Goals Disc Golf Horseshoe Courts ● Multipurpose Fields Off Leash Dog Area ● Playground Pickleball Courts Sand Volleyball Skate Features Splashpad Tennis Courts 49.6 17.2 Acreage 0.8 Trail (mile)

Deer Valley 6 1400 NE Neawanna Dr

Ord. 19 Art III

• Motorized VEHICLES on park grounds.

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• COURT PLAY over one hour when others are waiting. • ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES.

Canterbury 501 SE Blackwell Rd

$80 50 90

Ord. 19 Art III

Banner (Upper) 520 NE Noeleen 4

$80 32 24

• USE of parks from 11pm untill 5am.

$50 40 67

Ord. 17-85

Banner (Lower) 601 NE Park

$40 $200* / $80 24 35

The following are NOT allowed in parks: • DAMAGE of park property.

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person at the Main Office in LS City Hall, M-F. 8 :00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. • Reserving a shelter does not give exclusive use to playgrounds or other amenities, only the shelter. • Garage sales are not permitted in the parks. • Petting Zoos, Horses, Carnivals, Personal Water Slide, Pools, and Music Concerts are NOT allowed. • Electrically amplified music is not allowed. • Motorized vehicles are allowed in designated parking areas only.

Sylvia Bailey 1800 SE Ranson Rd

$40 10 6

RESERVATIONS & RULES • Shelter Reservations must be made in

Arbor Walk 1301 SW Arbor Park Dr

$40 20 20

PARK FINDER

*Fees Memorial Day Weekend thru Labor Day ∆ Under Construction

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and click on “Parks” for a digital listing of the amenities and offerings at all of our parks and other facilities

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