The Salvation Army Kroc Center Winter/Spring 2012 Program Guide

2012 Winter/Spring Program Guide Jan 1-June 9

Sign-up early for best class selections.

Dec. 13–15: Gold Members Early Enrollment Dec. 16: Open Enrollment

Youth Golf Lessons. pg. 14 Learn to be a Lifeguard. pg. 20

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Drop-in Options to choose from.

Pick-up a Drop-in Fitness Schedule at the front desk or download one at www.kroccda.org.

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Welcome to The Kroc Center.

Operating Hours Mon–Fri: 5am–10pm Sat: 7am–10pm Sunday: 8am–7pm

Hours are subject to change.

Please visit the website, www.kroccda.org, for current hours, schedules, and events.

Aquatics 208.763.0613 Birthday Parties 208.763.0632 Business/Accounting 208.763.0628 Catering 208.763.0633 donations 208.763.0627 Facility Rentals 208.763.0616

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

Fitness 208.763.0637 group inquiries 208.763.0632 kids’ Camps & After school 208.763.0618

0-6 yrs

marketing 208.763.0629

kroc activity

Ministry/church 208.763.0606

Cove Pool With Adult Supervision In Water

Play Care/Child watch 208.763.0646

Indoor Playground With Adult Supervision

Scholarships 208.763.0596

Rock Climbing With Adult Supervision/Waiver on File

Planned Facility Closures

Walk/Jog Track With Supervision (15+)

Dec. 24 | Christmas Eve, Closed**

The Zone and Gym With Supervision (15+)

Dec. 25 | Christmas Day, Closed**

Competition Pool With Adult On-Deck

Dec. 31 | New Years Eve, Closed

Cove Pool With Supervision On-Deck (15+)

Jan. 1 | New Years Day, Closed

7-10 Play Care With Adult On-Site

Apr. 8 | Easter Sunday, Closed**

Competition Pool Rec Swim Without Adult With Deep Water Swim Test

May 28 | Memorial Day, 8AM–5PM* Jul. 4 | Independence Day, Closed

Check-In Without Adult

*No drop-in fitness classes or Play Care offered on holidays with special hours. **Open for Church services only.

The Zone Without Adult

Planned Swim Meets

Cove Pool Rec Swim Without Adult

There are occasional scheduled aquatic events. During the following days, the Competition Pool will be closed to host an event.

Walk/Jog Track Without Adult

Gym Without Adult

March 3, 8AM–6PM | Masters Swim Meet

Competition Pool Lap Swim Without Adult

Open Aqua/Open River With Adult

Ramsey Road

US 95

Golf Course Rd.

Fitness Machines and Free Weights Without Adult Group Exercise Class Without Adult

11 | T he Kroc Center reserves the right to terminate membership in response to any immoral or illegal activity by a member.

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Christian Church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its

5 | C lothing including shirt and shoes must be worn in all areas outside of pools and sun deck. No swimwear or wet clothing is allowed outside of aquatic areas. Proper workout attire is required in fitness area (no street shoes or jeans.) Any clothing, including logos or messages on apparel, must be acceptable in a family setting.

10 | W ith exceptions to special dietary restrictions, outside food is not allowed at The Salvation Army Kroc Center.

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The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal

4 | No one under the age of 13 is allowed in the Fitness Area unless participating in a Kroc Center program or class. Members 13–14 may use the Fitness Area after successfully passing the Smart Start for Teens program or with a participating adult.

9 | W eapons of any kind are not permitted on the premises.

Belay Certification/Waiver on File

Open Aqua/Open River Without Adult

About The Salvation Army

3 | L ost membership cards must be reported and replaced within 30 days. There is a $5 fee to replace a membership card.

8 | S moking and/or use of any type of smokeless tobacco are prohibited in the facility or on facility grounds.

Fitness Machines With Smart Start Class

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1 | C hildren under the age of 11 must be accompanied in The Kroc Center. See age chart to left for more information.

7 | A lcohol and/or drugs are not allowed anywhere on the premises.

Fitness Machines and Free Weights With Adult

Post Falls

In order to facilitate positive life experiences while at The Kroc Center, mutual respect between members, guests, and staff is required at all times. Failure to observe these policies will result in disciplinary action and/or termination of membership privileges. Center personnel have the right to refuse service to anyone deemed disruptive or abusive. The Kroc Center reserves the right to conduct background checks on all members and day pass users.

6 | B icycles, roller blades, skateboards, scooters or pets (excluding service animals) will not be allowed inside the facility.

Rock Climb Without Adult/Waiver on File

Group Exercise Class With Adult

Facility location

Code of Conduct & Discipline Policy

2 | R efrain from the use of foul language, abusive actions, and inappropriate behavior.

Programming 208.763.0641

We wish you a happy and healthy new year. We are dedicated to providing your family with a quality experience that will help you reach your very best in 2012.

7-10 11-12 13-14 15-17 yrs yrs yrs yrs

Play Care With Adult On-Site

multisport 208.763.0657

We thank you for your ongoing support of The Kroc Center. We couldn’t do it without you. May your year be blessed with good health and amazing friendships.

A great place to grow.

General Information/Main 208.667.1865 | 208.667.6301

Memberships 208.667.1865

A note from the Majors.

The Kroc Center:

Looking for even more? The Kroc has over 100 Drop-in Options to Choose from.

Fitness classes Basketball, Boot Camp, Extra Gentle Stretch and Tone, Group Strength, Indoor Cycling, Kids N’ Me Stretch and Tone, Low Intensity Stretch and Tone, NIA, Pickleball, Pilates, Shake & Tone, Soccer, Stretch & Tone, Turbo Kick, Ultimate Frisbee, Volleyball, Zumba, & Zumba Tone.

raised is used to support those services in nearly 9,000 communities nationwide. For services,

Aquatics classes Aqua Sculpt, Aqua Blast, Arthritis Aqua Fit, Arthritis Gentle Aerobics, Aqua Zumba, Cardio Core, Deep Water Cardio, Deep Water Running, Hydromaniacs, River Walk Class, & Wave Runners.

donations, and other information, visit www.salvationarmyusa.org.

Pick-up a Drop-in Fitness Schedule at the front desk or download one online at www.kroccda.org.

discrimination.

Nearly 33 million Americans receive assistance from The Salvation Army each year through a wide array of social services that range from providing food for the hungry, relief for disaster victims, assistance for the disabled, outreach to the elderly and ill, clothing and shelter to the homeless and opportunities for underprivileged children. About 83 cents of every dollar

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Flex Fee classes Masters Adult Swim Team Open Ballroom Dancing Stroller Strides TRX Water 4 Lunch

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Features

Keep warm with new Winter classes!

2 | welcome Contact Information

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Operating Hours and Closures

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4 | general information Membership Information/Rates

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Kroc Scholarship Program Kroc Center Policies

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Play Care/Child Watch After School Program

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School’s Out Day Camp

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8 | KROC CHURCH Community Groups 8 Youth Group 10 12 | multisport fitness Multisport Programming 12 13 | fitness & climbing Fitness Programming 13 Personal Coaching 13 Climbing Programming 15 16 | Aquatics

Personal Coaching 16 Swim Lessons 17 Aquatics Programming 20 21 | arts & culture Youth Workshops

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class is up-beat and pure jazzy fun! If

Dance Classes Scrapbook Club Media Workshops

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you love to move to the music & want to

25 | community education

look good dancing this class is for you!

Community Learning

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Gardening

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15 | Mommy Boot Camp

23 | Youth Jazz

Designed for women only, this high

Jazz dance is a blend of ballet technique

energy class boot camp class will help you

and Broadway-styled performance. This

get into better shape and have fun doing it. Get motivated, and meet the challenge while having fun as you get in shape!

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Join The Kroc community.

Membership & Day Passes Choosing the perfect membership for you and your family is easy. To sign-up, visit www.kroccda.org to download a membership form.

Applications and payment can be submitted to the front desk.

Membership Rates

Membership Benefits

Membership Type

Kroc Gold Membership

Kroc Silver Membership

Activity

Adult (19-61 Years)

$39 per month

$29 per month

Family (up to 5 people)

$69 per month

Family† (More than 5 people)

Silver

Gold

Aquatic Center

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$57 per month

Multi-Activity Gym

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$79 per month

$64 per month

Cardio Fitness & Weight Center

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Senior (62+ Years)

$29 per month

$21 per month

Fitness Equipment Orientation

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Teen (12-18 Years )

$20 per month

$15 per month

The Zone Game Room

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Youth (0-11 Years)

$13 per month

$8 per month

Private Changing Cabanas

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A one-time registration fee is required with each membership type. There is a $60 registration fee for an adult, senior or teen membership and a $75 registration fee for family memberships. Annual rate is monthly rate multiplied by 12.

Membership rates and details are subject to change.

All rates subject to sales tax. †

See Family definition in Member Policies.

Day Passes

3 Free Fitness Coaching Sessions

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Drop-in Land Fitness Activities

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Drop-in Water Fitness Activities

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10% Discount on registration fees for classes, programs and camps

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Pre-registration Opportunities

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Not a member? Pick up a Day Pass for access to the Aquatic Center, Fitness Area, Gym, Game Room, and Public Areas during open hours. Rock climbing and drop-in classes available for an additional fee. A photo ID is required for anyone 18+ when purchasing any Kroc pass.

Adult (19-61)

$10 per day ($9.43 plus tax)

Kroc Scholarship Program

Teen or Senior

$6 per day ($5.66 plus tax)

The Salvation Army Kroc Center is pleased to provide a scholarship

Youth

$5 per day ($4.72 plus tax)

program to help provide access to The Salvation Army Ray & Joan

facility day pass rates

drop-in class pass rates Gold Member

Included in membership

Silver Member

$3.50 per class

Non-Member

$5 per class

one-Day climb Pass*

$6

climb Punch Pass

5/$24

belay certification**

$10

$2 Equipment Rental Fee. Equipment Fee waived for Gold Members. *Includes up to one hour of staff belay time. **Requires purchase of climb time pass during specified hours.

To apply for a Kroc scholarship, please pick-up an application from the front desk and return it completed with copies of your household income documents for verification. When you drop-off to attend a Community Workshop. This workshop will allow us to get to know you better so that we can connect you with the activities, education, and personal enrichment program opportunities offered within The Kroc.

For more information

Tours are available!

about scholarships to The

To find out when tours are available, or to schedule a personal tour, contact the front desk at 208.667.1865.

Kroc Center, please call

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

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How to apply

your completed application, you will automatically be enrolled

climb pass rates

new to the kroc?

Kroc Center of Coeur d’Alene.

208.763.0596 or email scholarships@kroccda.org.

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

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

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

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

Financial Assistance/ Scholarship Program Individuals, families, and seniors who cannot afford Kroc Center membership or fees for youth camps and/or group classes can apply for a discount. Eligibility for this program is based on income level. See page 4 for how to apply.

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

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

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

Membership Cancellation/ Change Policy Changes or cancellations to a membership must be submitted in writing using a “Cancellation/ Change Form.” Changes will take effect immediately.

Cancellations Membership fees are nonrefundable. In order to cancel a membership, members must submit a written request by the 10th day of the current month for it to become effective in the following month. If a member cancels or if membership payments lapse for more than 30 days, the appropriate registration fee will be charged to reopen the membership account.

There is no fee charged for cancellation.

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

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

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

Kroc Safety Information The Salvation Army is dedicated to keeping children and vulnerable adults safe from physical, emotional and sexual harm. We refer to our safety efforts as “Protecting The Mission.”

Protecting The Mission guidelines ensure The Kroc Corps Community Center emphasizes safety in the following ways: • Salvation Army personnel (officers, employees and volunteers) are trained in child abuse prevention and are mandated reporters of suspected child/vulnerable adult abuse.

• Salvation Army personnel undergo criminal background checks.

• Adults accessing the facility may be screened against public sexual offender registry.

• The Kroc Center maintains video surveillance of the facility 24 hours a day.

• Instructors are trained in appropriate interactions with Kroc members to enhance learning by creating a safe and inviting environment.

• Programs involving children are closely monitored to ensure adequate supervision and safe interactions between Kroc personnel and children.

• In order to promote a safe and secure environment, The Salvation Army Kroc Center has placed video cameras in various locations.

As part of our commitment to the safety of children and vulnerable persons, The Salvation Army Kroc Center reserves the right to consult public sources to determine whether any member or guest of any member poses an unreasonable risk of harm to its patrons, staff, or visitors.

• The Kroc Center constantly adapts and enhances safety protocols to adjust to needs.

Members and guest are encouraged to report suspicious behavior. Forms for anonymous reporting, called Confidential Notices of Concern, are available at the Front Desk.

The Salvation Army Kroc Center reserves the right to remove from the facility and terminate the membership of any member who fails to comply with any posted rules and regulation or otherwise breaches the Code of Conduct, in which case member will not be entitled to a refund of dues.

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

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Play Care

3thmruo 6 yrs

The Kroc Center provides a safe environment for your child while you participate

ages

7–10

in any activity in the facility. Play Care is first-come, first-served for children 3 months

Holiday Club 7-10 On special holidays through the school year, The Kroc Center offers a Play Care option program for kids, ages 7–10. Space is limited. Standard Play

to 6 years. Space is limited. Two hour

Care policies and check-in/check-out procedures apply. Two hour

maximum per day. Adult must remain on-

maximum per day. Play Care rates apply.

site. Monthly passes are available.

Play Care for ages 7 years to 10 years will be available from 8am–1:30pm on the following days:

Play care hours for ages 3 months thru 6 years Mon–Fri

8am–7:30PM

Saturday

7:30AM–2PM

Sunday

9:30–11:30AM: Reserved for Kroc Church Sunday School

January 16 January 27 February 17 February 20

Get into The Zone

play care rates price per Child Day Use, Member

$5 per session

Day Use, Non-Member

$6 per session

Monthly Pass

$30 per month

March 9 March 22 March 23 March 26–30

Each additional child $20 per month

ages

11+

The Kroc Game Room is the perfect

Purchase Play Care passes at the front desk. For questions, call 208.667.1865. All rates subject to sales tax.

place for families and friends to hang out and have fun. Kids 11 and older can be in The Zone alone. Kids 7–10 are

1u0n d&e r

Huckleberry Hollow Indoor Playground

A fun place for children ten and under who are

welcome in The Zone accompanied by an adult or a responsible teen (15+).

Check the drop-in fitness schedule for

free!

accompanied by an adult. Use of Huckleberry Hollow is open to the public during scheduled hours.

schedules of when The Zone is staffed. fun activities every day!

Zone staff lead a fun activity each day. These activities will be posted on The Zone Facebook page and displayed on

huckleberry hollow Hours

the community boards in The Zone. Everyday is different, so

MON–FRI 1–8pm SATURDAY 7am–8pm/6pm* SUNDAY Noon–6pm

come have fun and get connected!

*Closes at 6pm every 3rd Saturday (Jan 21, Feb 25, Mar 17) for Date Night, pg. 27.

Monthly Activities One big group activity happens every month! Check out the chalk boards in the zone to make sure you get in on the fun!

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Woohoo!

School’s Out Day Camp Kroc Single Day Camps Take part in Day Camps at The Kroc Center, where you can make new friends, discover new talents, learn new skills—all while creating memories that will last a lifetime. Kroc staff provides quality programming when school is not in session. Each day of the week is action packed with activities like swimming, rock climbing, cooking, crafts, games and more.

Campers will be entertained and supervised by staff who are dedicated to strong family values and having fun. A daily fee is charged for each session, lunch and snack are provided.

AGES 6–13

$35 per day

Class #

Dates

Time

21PCA101

jan 16

9:00AM–4:00PM

21PCA102

Jan 27

9:00AM–4:00PM

21PCA103

feb 17

9:00AM–4:00PM

21PCA104

feb 20

9:00AM–4:00PM

21PCA105

mar 9

9:00AM–4:00PM

21PCA106

mar 22

9:00AM–4:00PM

21PCA107 21PCA108 21PCA109 21PCA110 21PCA111 21PCA112

mar 23 mar 26 mar 27 mar 28 mar 29 mar 30

9:00AM–4:00PM 9:00AM–4:00PM 9:00AM–4:00PM 9:00AM–4:00PM 9:00AM–4:00PM 9:00AM–4:00PM

Day Camp Policies Day Camp Drop-Off/Pick-Up Procedures Day Campers are to be dropped off between 9:00–9:30AM. Adults authorized to pick-up children (including parents) will be required to show identification at pick-up. A Sign-Out Waiver Form must be completed by both parent and child for a camper to be allowed to sign him/herself in and out of Kroc Programs.

When a child is given the authority to sign him/herself out, he/she is no longer in the care of The Kroc Center staff and standard Kroc Center membership policies apply. 24-hour notification is needed for late drop-off or early pick-up if the event has been pre-planned.

A phone call to the Youth Coordinator in the case of unexpected absence or schedule changes is required. Consistent late pick-ups may be penalized with a fee.

Waiver/Medical Forms Each student must have a parent or guardian sign a waiver (on the after school enrollment form) and supply correct and updated medical information in regards to their child(ren).

Waiver(s) must be completed and signed prior to participation, preferably at time of registration.

To register, pick-up the School’s Out Day Camp form at the front desk or download at www.kroccda.org.

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

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

Looking for kids’ programming?

Take a peek at the Programs by Age Index on page 29 to find the perfect programs for your children.

free p l e h k r o w t e m r o a ns h tatiopno! rProgram Kroc After School

12 – 6 s e d a r G

free!

Mon–Fri, 3:00–5:45pm in the Zone The Kroc Center provides homework help, a healthy snack, physical activity and exposure to various aspects of the facility on a daily basis. Transportation will be provided from the middle schools to The Kroc Center. Students arrive at 3:00 and participate in a minimum of 30 minutes of homework help, test preparation and/ or study skills as needed. After homework is complete, students will have the opportunity to experience a variety of activities organized by Kroc staff.

To register

Pick-up the Homework Help application at the front desk or download at www.kroccda.org.

This is a drop-in activity. Open to students in grades 6–12 at no cost.

Homework Help is not available on early dismissal days, school holidays, or snow days.

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Kroc Church

study the bible Prayer how ton Raise your voice The connectio

A celebration of the gospel.

At Kroc Church, we don’t gather to put on a show or impress one another. We strive to be honest

tudy, ’s Bible S Women ys at 10:30AM. a Thursd

You’re invited to come worship with us.

about who we are, and our goal is to

Main Service: All ages welcome, 10am, Worship Theater

simply glorify God with our lives; it is

Join The Kroc Church community as we continue to look at what “The Gospel” really is

the grace of God that motivates us.

in the book of Romans.

We hope to point our community to Jesus.

Community Groups

Kroc Church is simply a group of

It is important to meet together on Sundays and worship God

people with a common desire to

together. It is more important to invest in one another’s lives and

follow and love Jesus. Being part

impact our community as followers of Jesus all week long. Kroc

of The Salvation Army Kroc Center

Church meets all week long all around Kootenai County in Com-

allows us a number of different ways to create community. It doesn’t matter who you are or where you find yourself in life, if you want to get closer to Jesus and you want to build Christian community, we would love to have you join us.

munity Groups. We worship together, study together, have fun together and seek to share Jesus’ love with our neighborhoods together. For a list of current groups, visit www.kroccda.org/ministries.html or contact krocchurch@kroccda.org or call 208.763.0606.

Women’s Bible Study thursdays, 10:30–noon All women are welcome to share a time of worship including study, small group discussion, prayer, and fellowship.

Children’s Ministry

Check the tic-in at booth ket

Nursery: 3 months–3 years, Drop-off/Pick-up in Play Care Room Little ones in the Nursery are well cared for by our wonderful volunteers who nurture the love of God and bring the message of the bible to them in simple, easy to understand terms.

Taylor’s life will never be the same.

When an injury in high school changed her plans for the future, Taylor had to make new ones. She became a part of The Kroc family— and the rest is history.

Watch Taylor’s story at youtube.com/kroccda

Huckleberries: Pre-K & Kindergarten, Drop-off/Pick-up in Huckleberry Hollow Huckleberry Hollow is where our most curious and active age group meets. Kids will have plenty of time to climb, explore and meet new friends. Our fabulous volunteers will guide your children in fun, meaningful worship and engage them in a bible lesson. Bible verse memorization is encouraged through simple movement. Please have your children dressed for arts and crafts. Children must be fully potty trained.

Kroc Kids: 1st–5th grades, Drop-off/Pick-up in Osprey Room The elementary age kids will gather in the Community Rooms. This is where the fun begins! Children in this class are entering the age where they’re applying what they learn from the Bible into practice in their own lives. Children will engage in small group discussions where they share how they can apply what they learned from scripture to everyday life. Prayer and worship are also a focus in the lesson each week.

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KrocChurch Mid-Week Worship Chapel

Teen & Adult Kroc Church Classes

Join fellow believers for a time of worship and

How To Study The Bible

The Story of Redemption

a short devotion in The Kroc Theater.

If the Bible is really the Word of God, why do

Is the Bible one big book, or a bunch of little

Thursdays, Noon –1PM, Jan 5–May 31

so few people read and understand it? This

ones? What is it all about anyway? Does the

Open seat time

class will teach you how the Bible was written,

Old Testament teach something different than

Do you need someone to talk to but don’t feel

how to make sense of it when you read it, and

the New Testament? We will take a look at

comfortable walking into an office? We all go

a variety of ways to help you study it consis-

the Bible as a whole, unified document and

through difficult times where we can’t do it on

tently.

discover how the 66 books of the Bible form

Sunday, 1 class AGES 14+ FREE

one cohesive story about God’s plan to rescue

our own. Sometimes all it takes is a listening ear and a lot of Jesus. Kroc Ministry staff will make themselves available in the café looking

Class #

Dates

Time

21PCH110

Sun, Jan 22

Noon–3:00PM

humanity from sin.

Sunday, 2 classes AGES 14+ FREE Class #

Dates

Time

21PCH113

Mar 11–18

Noon–3:00PM

forward to an opportunity to listen and pray

Kroc Church membership

with you. We pray that Open Seat Time can

The Salvation Army Kroc Center’s mission is

provide that opportunity.

to preach Jesus and meet needs in His name.

Saved To Serve

Thursdays, 2–3PM, Jan 5–May 31

The soldiers and members of Kroc Church are

What does it mean to be a part of the local

on the front lines of this battle. If you have at-

church? How does each individual function

tended Kroc Church for a while and would like

within the body of Christ? What are the

to know what it means to get more involved,

spiritual gifts and how do they function? In this

join us for this six week introduction to Kroc

class we will explore Jesus’ example of service,

Church and The Salvation Army.

His expectations for His church, and the super-

Mondays, 6 classes Ages 14+ FREE

natural gifts that He gives to His body

Youth Kroc Church Classes Sunbeams This program gives girls the opportunity to build a solid life foundation through Christian fellowship and educational programs. The weekly meetings are full of fun and teach important truths and life skills.

Tuesdays, 6 classes AGES 7–11 FREE Class #

Dates

Time

21PCH101

apr 17–may 22

4:30–5:30PM

Class #

Dates

Time

21PCH111

Feb 6–Mar 19

6:00–8:00PM

Prayer

Join Kroc Kids each month for an ice cream social. Parents will have an opportunity to hang out together while their kids get to enjoy a fun treat after Sunday School.

Sundays, 6 classes All Ages FREE Class #

Dates

Time

21PCH102

Sun, Jan 1

11:15AM–noon

21PCH103

Sun, Feb 5

11:15AM–noon

21PCH104

Sun, Mar 4

11:15AM–noon

21PCH105

Sun, Apr 1

11:15AM–noon

21PCH106

Sun, May 6

11:15AM–noon

21PCH107

Sun, Jun 3

11:15AM–noon

Class #

Dates

Time

21PCH114

Sun, May 20

Noon–3:00PM

Praying to God can be intimidating. We have all heard pastors and notable Christians deliver prayers worthy of Academy Awards. But, it doesn’t have to be scary. God desires a deep

Sunday Sundae

Sunday, 1 class AGES 14+ FREE

relationship with you and seeking Him in time of prayer can be one of the most rewarding experiences of our lives. In this class, we will learn to let go of the things that hold us back and give our best to God. Wednesday, 1 class AGES 14+ FREE Class #

Dates

Time

21PCH112

Wed, Feb 22

6:00–8:00PM

1.25.2012

your ringside seat awaits

When seven pastors come together and discuss some of the biggest issues of the day, anything can happen. To learn more or register visit www.theelephantroom.com.

Music Ministry Conference Do you want to learn more about Kroc Church?

Contact us at 208.763.0606 or visit us online at www.kroccda.org/church.

May 12, 2012 | 9AM Register before April 15, $35.

Register April 16–May 12, $50

Thanks to our Sponsors North Country Chapel Coeur d’Alene Bible Candlelight Christian Fellowship

Featuring: Brenton Brown Evan Wickham Dr. Harold Best

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KrocChurch The Connection: Middle & High School Youth Group

Get connected to Kroc Student Ministry!

The Connection is a youth group for middle and

Kroc Student Ministry is on

high school students that meets weekly at The

Facebook! “Like” us to get all

Kroc Center. It’s goal is to introduce students to

the latest details on events, fun

Jesus so that they will love the Lord and be pas-

outings, Youth Group and Serve

sionate about loving and serving others without

Night. Parents are welcome to “like” us too;

discrimination.

it’s a great way to know what’s going on when

Dinner and Discipleship Wednesdays, 6:00–8:30pm, Cedar Room

your teens forget to bring home information.

“like” us on Facebook

www.facebook.com Search for “The Kroc Center Connection”

This is for students who want to know more and

receive text messages

have questions about Jesus and what it’s like to

Kroc Church in

The Zone

Ages 11+

Free for members & day-pass users!

Looking for a place where your kids can go have fun and learn more about ministry? The Zone is staffed with positive role models who are trained in youth ministry. Plus, we’re now offering a new class in The Zone that strives to teach kids about the power of Christ.

Want to have the inside scoop on what’s going

really live like He did. Dinner will be served at

on with the student ministry here at The Kroc?

6pm. Bring your Bibles and get ready to grow in

Sign-up to receive text messages from the stu-

the Word of God and have a ton of fun.

dent ministry department. We’ll let you know

worship Night, jan–jun, every 3rd Wednesday, 6:00–8:30pm

when we are running dodgeball games, Youth Group, games and field trips!

Join us as we give glory to our Father by wor-

To sign-up, email krocconnect@kroccda.org

shiping through music and prayer.

and let us know if you are interested in

Serve Night, jan–jun, every 4th Wednesday, 6:00–8:30pm

Student Ministry, Kroc Zone, Parent Ministry, or all three!

Students gather to give back to our community for all they have been given through Jesus.

Kroc Church Parents We here at The Kroc exist to Encourage, Equip, and Engage. We want to make ourselves available to you anytime you have a question, comment, or concern about your teen. Please know that we don’t have all the answers to life, but will commit to helping you through tough times. Feel free to contact The Kroc Ministry Youth Coordinator at 208.763.0620 or email us at krocchurch@kroccda.org.

free!

Bible 101 thursdays, Jan–5–May 24 4:30–5:30pm, free

community worship night

Middle and High School students are invited to come hang out in The Kroc and discover what this Bible thing is all about. We are taking an honest approach to understanding what the Bible teaches and how it applies to our lives.

No experience needed. Come ready to have fun. Afterwards we will hang out and play in the gym, The Zone, and more!

Stay Connected to The Zone!

Follow us on Facebook to see the activities we have planned each week.

10 winter/spring 2012

for more info visit www.kroccda.org SPONSORED BY

free!

A live worship concert Jan. 21 | Feb. 18 | Mar. 17 Featuring a different, local praise & worship band each month.

2012 rship a l o h c enter S C c o R K ament

urn o T f l o G

June 22 8am Shotgun Start

At The Avondale Golf Course

Tee-off to make a difference!

Proceeds from this year’s event will benefit local youth, teens, families, and seniors in the way of providing scholarships for Kroc memberships, summer camps, and athletic and education program.

Look for more details this spring.

May 6–12

National Salvation Army Week National Salvation Army Week was first declared

by President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1954, “The Salvation Army’s work has been a constant reminder to us all that each of us is neighbor and kin to all Americans, giving freely of themselves, they have won the respect of us all.”

Join us this week as The Salvation Army Kroc Center celebrates our heritage, our local community impact, and our world-wide efforts to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ and meet human needs in His name without discrimination.

Corporate Sponsorship Program a value added partnership These collaborations provide The Kroc Center with funding for public programs and events, and much more, while providing companies the advantages of unique marketing opportunities.

Make y marke our dolla ting rs furthe go r!

your local marketing solution Sponsorships are available three times a year, in conjunction with the release of The Kroc Center’s triannual Program Guide. By becoming a corporate sponsor of The Kroc Center, your company will profit from extensive marketing and promotional campaigns, all without lifting a finger.

The Salvation Army Kroc Center offers 5 levels of sponsorships. $1000 friend of the kroc, 208,500 Impressions $2500 silver sponsor, 438,500 Impressions $5000 gold sponsor, 805,000 Impressions $7500 platinum sponsor, 1,175,000 Impressions $10000 krocstar sponsor, 2,225,000 Impressions

Interested in becoming a Corporate Sponsor of The Kroc?

Contact our Development Office at 208.763.0592 to learn more.

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n challenge a m c o r k t r a ce swim Swim sm ries Enduran e S e r tu c Le i Tr c s ro ber ess K tn e emFi ng M ly lle n a O Ch

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Training & Coaching

Kroc Man sw im

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for aining r t n o l triath adults & youth

b ik e

run

3 Months, 3 Events, 1 Amazing Triathlon!

February: Swim 2.4 Miles March: Bike 112 Miles April: Run 26.2 Miles Tackle one event, or complete all

You save $20!

Multisport Personal coaching: swimming Work one-on-one with a qualified multisport personal coach to achieve

your training and racing goals. Your coach will tune up your existing stroke and help you maximize your skills for endurance swimming. Call 208.763.0657 for more information. kroc Personal multisport swim lessons: $20 per 1/2 hour Semi-private and small group lessons also available.

Multisport for Adults TRI SWIM–SWIM SMART This class is perfect for the new triathlete or

triathlon lecture series

those who have never had formal swim train-

This is an exciting

ing. Focus is on technique, building confi-

opportunity to learn

dence in the water, and setting the foundation

about the rapidly

for becoming a successful swimmer.

growing sport of triathlons from one of the

Prerequisite: Ability to swim front crawl for 25

Northwest’s best triathletes. Derek Garcia is a

yards in water up to 10 feet deep.

USA Triathlon certified coach and All-American

thursdays, 6 classes Ages 15+

$35

Professional Triathlete who has competed in

Class #

Dates

Time

Sprint, Olympic and Ironman events including

21PMS101

jan 26–Mar 1

7:30–8:25pM

21PMS102

jan 26–Mar 1

6:00–6:55pM

the Kona Ironman World Championships. Join

21PMS103

mar 8–Apr 12

7:30–8:25pM

21PMS104

mar 8–Apr 12

6:00–6:55pM

tions and tips from Derek about the swim, bike

21PMS105

apr 19–may 24

7:30–8:25pM

and run sections of a triathlon, plus informa-

21PMS106

apr 19–may 24

6:00–6:55pM

tion about transitions and nutrition. Separate

us for three evenings of lectures, demonstra-

three to become a KrocMan Triath-

tri endurance swim

classes offered for youth and adults.

lon Finisher! Prizes will be awarded

Looking to swim faster with less effort? This

mondays, 3 classes Ages 11–18 $25

for successful completion of the swim, bike and run events and also for those who reach the milestone of completing all three events to become a KrocMan Triathlon Finisher. learn more about each event

KrocMan Swim Challenge, Pg. 16 KrocMan Bike Challenge, Pg. 13 KrocMan Run Challenge, Pg. 13 12 winter/spring 2012

is a perfect class to work on your stroke and

Class #

Dates

Time

endurance while learning distance swimming

21PMS116

mar 26–apr 9

4:00–5:30pM

mondays, 3 classes Ages 18+

training techniques. Prerequisite: Ability to swim front crawl for 200 yards in water up to 10 feet deep. tues/Thur, 12 classes Ages 15+

$70

Class #

Dates

Time

21PMS107 21PMS108 21PMS109 21PMS110 21PMS111 21PMS112 21PMS113 21PMS114 21PMS115

jan 24–mar 1 jan 24–mar 1 jan 24–mar 1 mar 6–Apr 12 mar 6–Apr 12 mar 6–Apr 12 apr 24–may 31 apr 24–may 31 apr 24–may 31

5:00–5:55AM 6:00–6:55AM 7:00–7:55AM 5:00–5:55AM 6:00–6:55AM 7:00–7:55AM 5:00–5:55AM 6:00–6:55AM 7:00–7:55AM

$25

Class #

Dates

Time

21PMS117

mar 26–apr 9

6:00–7:30pM

Looking for a Drop-in option?

Try Deep Water Running—a challenging class for adults to increase running endurance. Every Mon/Wed at 7pm and Tues/Thurs at 11am.

Free for Gold Members. Class Pass purchase required for Silver and non-members. See the Drop-in Guide for more info.

Quickfit kids g g in c n Fe s p m Trainin Boot ca lf Pickleball o g th u o Y X TR Buy more and save!

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Training & Coaching Personal coaching Work one-on-one with a qualified personal trainer to help you achieve your long-term fitness goals. Our personal training staff will work with you to develop the most effective

Go the extra mile.

You save $25!

Let our fitness coaches help you along the way.

individualized program, and will motivate and support you in remaining committed to your fitness program.

Let’s get started!

New new to The to the Kroc? kroc

$25 per 1/2 hour

smart start one-on-one coaching 3 sessions/$75

Small Group Training also available. Call our Fit-

(Included with each Adult Gold Membership)

ness Team at 208.763.0637 for information.

Don’t know where to start? Work directly with

kroc Personal fitness coaching:

Body Composition Analysis $5/person A fitness professional can help determine your body composition–the percentage of lean muscle mass versus body fat. This information will be helpful in the development of a personal fitness program and assist in setting attainable fitness goals. Body Compositions are done by appointment only. Please schedule with Fitness desk at 208.763.0637.

rs Only Kroc Membe enges Fitness Chall

one of our exercise & wellness specialists to

smart start for adults Fitness Orientation

free!

Join our exercise & wellness specialists for this complimentary general fitness facility and equipment orientation. Please see the fitness desk to schedule an appointment and learn how to get started. Ages 15+.

free!

develop an individualized program to meet

Smart Start for Teens

your lifestyle needs. Session One is an introduc-

This course is a prerequisite for teens (ages 13–

tory 60-minute consultation that includes short

14) prior to using The Kroc Center Cardio and

& long-term goal setting, introductory program

Weight area as well as attend drop-in fitness

design, equipment orientation and a body

classes. Youth will learn the basics of fitness

composition test. Sessions Two and Three are

etiquette, resistance training, cardiovascular

30-minute personal training sessions. Sign-up

training, and program design. To book a Smart

for Smart Start at the front desk, and then

Start class, please fill out a program enrollment

schedule your training sessions at the fitness

form and return to the fitness desk. The fitness

desk. Ages 15+.

desk will schedule your session.

Team Weight Loss Challenge

Krocman bike Challenge

Krocman run Challenge

Want to lose weight? Bring a friend, join a team

Challenge yourself to a fun 112 mile indoor

Ever dream of completing a marathon? Now

and get healthy together. Teams of four will

bike ride-over the course of 31 days! Bikers

you can! Walk or run your way to the finish

compete in this 6 week weight loss contest.

can collect miles at their own pace, by riding

line. The goal is for participants to run or walk

Each team will consist of four teammates that

on stationary bikes at The Kroc Center. Kroc

26.2 miles indoors (on treadmills, ellipticals,

will weigh in weekly with their assigned fitness

Center fitness coaches will be there to cheer

or the track) over the course of 30 days. Kroc

coach. Weekly team results will be posted in

you on and track your progress. All partici-

Center fitness coaches will be there to cheer

the Fitness department and the team with the

pants receive a Kroc water bottle! Registration

you on and track your progress. All participants

highest percentage of body fat lost at the end

restricted to members and day pass users.

receive a Kroc drawstring sports bag! Registra-

of the 6 weeks will be declared the winner. All

31 day event Ages 13+

participants receive a water bottle! Registration

Class #

Dates

restricted to members and day pass users.

21PFT103

Mar 1–31

6 week event Ages 18+ $15/team member Class #

Dates

21PFT101 21PFT102

Jan 1–Feb 11 Apr 1–May 12

$10

30 day event Ages 13+

KrocMan sw im

b ik e

tion restricted to members and day pass users.

Class #

Dates

21PFT104

Apr 1–30

$10

the krocman these classes are part ofmor e info. challenge! see pg. 12 for

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Fitness&climbing kroc

3on3

basket

ball tournament

2012

new!

Youth & Teens

Youth golf lessons

QuickFit Kids

Kids can learn to play golf this winter! Basic

This after school fitness class will provide a 30

golf skills will be taught by a golf pro. Equip-

minute group exercise session for kids. Kids

ment will be provided and is designed to be

will participate in a circuit style class that will

used indoors. Take advantage of these lessons

increase strength, flexibility and overall health.

and be ready to play in the spring!

tuesdays, 3 classes AGES 5–7

Mondays, 6 classes AGES 6–9

Time

Class #

Dates

Time

21PFT106

Jan 24– Feb 7

4:00–4:30PM

21PFT134

Jan 30–Mar 12*

4:00–4:45PM

21PFT167

APR 2–May 7

4:00–4:45PM

21PFT107

Feb 28–Mar 13

4:00–4:30PM

21PFT108

apr 3–17

4:00–4:30PM

*No class Feb. 20.

21PFT109

May 1–15

4:00–4:30PM

Wednesdays, 6 classes AGES 6–9

Thursdays, 3 classes AGES 5–7

march 17-18

$100/adult Team. $80/youth Team.

Register by March 1.

Time

21PFT135

Feb 1–Mar 7

4:00–4:45PM

21PFT168

APR 4–May 9

4:00–4:45PM

21PFT111

mar 1–15

4:00–4:30PM

21PFT112

Apr 5–19

4:00–4:30PM

21PFT113

May 3–17

4:00–4:30PM $30

Dates

Time

21PFT114

jan 24–feb 9

4:00–4:30PM

21PFT115

feb 28–Mar 15

4:00–4:30PM

21PFT116

apr 3–19

4:00–4:30PM

21PFT117

May 1–17

4:00–4:30PM $15

Time 4:45–5:30PM

21PFT136

APR 2–May 7

4:45–5:30PM

Wednesdays, 6 classes AGES 10–12 $50 Class #

Dates

Time

21PFT170

Feb 1–Mar 7

4:45–5:30PM

21PFT137

Apr 4–May 9

4:45–5:30PM

Dates

Time

Young Elite Athlete

Jan 24– Feb 7

4:30–5:00PM

Athletes can be born, but they

21PFT119

Feb 28–Mar 13

4:30–5:00PM

can also be made. Motivated,

21PFT120

apr 3–17

4:30–5:00PM

21PFT121

May 1–15

4:30–5:00PM

hard-working kids that are dedicated and will-

Thursdays, 3 classes AGES 8–11

$15

athletes. Specialized small group training will

Dates

Time

21PFT122

Jan 26–Feb 9

4:30–5:00PM

focus on building the strength,

21PFT123

mar 1–15

4:30–5:00PM

endurance, speed and agility of

21PFT124

Apr 5–19

4:30–5:00PM

young competitive athletes.

21PFT125

May 3–17

4:30–5:00PM

tues/Thurs, 6 classes AGES 8–11

$30

new!

ing to be coached can be developed into elite

Class #

less th a 7 per cl n ass

$

Mon/Wed/Fri, 18 classes AGES 7–13 $119 Class #

Dates

Time

Dates

Time

21PFT138

jan 30–Mar 19

6:00–7:00PM

21PFT126

jan 24–feb 9

4:30–5:00PM

21PFT139

Apr 2–May 11

6:00–7:00PM

21PFT127

feb 28–Mar 15

4:30–5:00PM

21PFT128

apr 3–19

4:30–5:00PM

21PFT129

May 1–17

4:30–5:00PM

This series of classes is for youth who have completed the Kroc Smart Start orientation

ball. This workshop is a terrific chance to be

program. Each of the three class sessions will

introduced to a fast growing sport that can

focus on one exercise topic including free

be played year round. Pickleball is played on a

weights, circuit training and cardio exercise.

badminton size court with rackets and plastic

Class sessions will educate participants and

balls, and may be played as a singles or double

teach safety. All participants must be Smart

game. Come to the workshop and learn the

Start certified.

rules and basic skills of the game so you can

Saturdays, 3 classes AGES 13–15 $15

join the drop-in games at The Kroc.

Class #

Dates

Time

Tuesday, 1 class AGES 13+ FREE

21PFT130

Feb 4–25*

9:00–10:00AM

21PFT131

Mar 3–17

9:00–10:00AM

21PFT132

Apr 14–28

9:00–10:00AM

21PFT133

May 5–19

9:00–10:00AM

*No Class Feb. 18.

14 winter/spring 2012

Dates Jan 30–Mar 12*

Class #

Pickleball Workshop

Time

Class # 21PFT169

21PFT118

If you like tennis it is likely you will love pickle

9:00–11:00AM

Mondays, 6 classes AGES 10–12 $50

*No class Feb. 20.

Smart Safe Series

Dates

$50

4:00–4:30PM

Teams can have up to 5 players and must have at least one woman. Games will be played on indoor courts. All games will have a score and time limit.

Prizes will be awarded to the winning team.

Tues, Jan 10

Time

Dates

Class #

Class #

Dates

Jan 26–Feb 9

Registration packets will be available on February 1.

21PFT105

Class #

Class #

tuesdays, 3 classes AGES 8–11

youth 14-18 Coed Tournament

$15

21PFT110

Class #

march 10

$50

Dates

tues/Thurs, 6 classes AGES 5–7

adult (ages 18+) Coed Tournament

$15

Class #

® ® TRX e e F x aining Fle r T n o i ns Suspe ssion. $5 per se anytime!

Swing in

Mondays: 5:15am & 9:00AM Wednesdays: 5:15am & 9:00AM Fridays: 5:15am & Noon This Fitness coach led, flex fee class is a revolutionary training program. Suspension Training® is an innovative method of leveraged body weight exercise. Safely perform hundreds of exercises that build power, strength, flexibility, balance, mobility, and prevent injuries, all at the intensity you choose. Ages 18+ welcome.

See drop-in guide.

Fitness&climbing Climbing Programs

Specialty Fitness Programs

kroc Personal climbing coaching: $20 per 1/2 hour

Learn to Fence En Garde! This class is an introduction to the classic Olympic discipline that is now a popular

K-Rock Kids Climbers

high school, college and recreational sport. Our

Climbers will learn safety, teamwork, balance,

instructor has both competition and coaching

coordination, climbing etiquette, and com-

experience. Equipment provided. This class can

mands. Kroc certified instructors will teach and

be taken multiple times. Wear non-marking

coach to meet individual skill levels.

athletic shoes and loose clothing.

Saturdays, 6 classes AGES 7–10

monDAYS, 4 classes AGES 11+

Adult Fitness Programs

new!

Mommy Boot Camp Designed for women only, this high energy

$36

Class #

Dates

Time

21PFT145

JAN 23–FEB 13

6:00–6:55PM

21PFT146

FEB 27–MAR 19

6:00–6:55PM

21PFT147

APR 2–23

6:00–6:55PM

21PFT148

APR 30–MAY 21

6:00–6:55PM

Kroc Fencing Club

class boot camp class will help you get into better shape and have fun doing it. Get moti-

Call 208.763.0648 for information.

Join the newest club at The Kroc! Do you

$45

Class #

Dates

Time

21PFT157 21PFT158

feb 4–Mar 17* Apr 14–May 19

10:30AM–Noon 10:30AM–Noon

*No Class Feb. 18.

K-Rock ‘N Roll Climbers Climbing builds confidence, focus, and critical thinking skills. Learn safety and movement techniques for bouldering and rope climbing

want to work to develop your skills in Fenc-

on The Kroc rock wall. Climbers of all ability

challenge while having fun as you get in shape

ing? Do you want to learn more about the

levels are welcome. Kroc certified instructors

for spring activities.

three weapons used in fencing, the Foil,

will teach and coach to meet individual skill

Fridays, 6 Classes AGES 18+

Sabre and Épée? This club is for you! Come

levels.

Fridays, 6 classes AGES 11–14 $45

vated, combat the winter blues and meet the

$30

Class #

Dates

Time

practice techniques that will prepare you

21PFT140

feb 3–Mar 16*

9:30–10:30AM

to compete in the Olympic Sport of Fenc-

Class #

Dates

Time

21PFT141

Apr 13–May 18

9:30–10:30AM

ing! Prerequisite: Completion of The Kroc

21PFT159 21PFT160

feb 3–Mar 16* Apr 13–May 18

3:30–5:00PM 3:30–5:00PM

*No Class Feb. 17.

Center’s Learn to Fence program or similar

Core and Cardio Boot Camp

fencing experience with instructor approval.

This boot camp is for men and women and will

Mondays, 4 classes AGES 11+

$36

*No Class Feb. 17.

Introduction to Rock Climbing

focus on core strength, ab work and cardio

Class #

Dates

Time

conditioning.

21PFT149

JAN 23–FEB 13

7:00–7:55PM

21PFT150

FEB 27–MAR 19

7:00–7:55PM

21PFT151

APR 2–23

7:00–7:55PM

climbing techniques including lay backs and

21PFT152

APR 30–MAY 21

7:00–7:55PM

overhangs plus friction and dynamic reaches.

Mon/Wed/Fri, 18 Classes AGES 15+

$69

Class #

Dates

Time

21PFT142

Jan 23–mar 2

6:15–7:15AM

TAG boot camp This boot camp is for men and women.

Come and challenge yourself in a boot camp designed to strengthen and tone your TAG– thighs, abs and glutes. Accept the challenge today!

Mon/Wed/Fri, 18 Classes AGES 15+

$69

Class #

Dates

Time

21PFT143

Mar 12–apr 20

6:15–7:15AM

Xplode boot camp

introduction to feldenkrais®: Awareness Through Movement In a supportive environment you will be guided

New and beginning level climbers will learn how to tie in and belay, proper foot and

fridays, 3 classes AGES 15+

$24

Class #

Dates

Time

21PFT161

Feb 24–Mar 9

7:00–8:00pm

21PFT162

Apr 13–27

7:00–8:00pm

help your body discover more functional ways

Kroc Lead Climbing Certification

to move. Learn to enjoy moving free from con-

Climbers can now learn to safely lead indoor

straint, pain and unnecessary effort. Benefits

climbing routes at The Kroc Center. Participants

include ease of motion in daily and professional

will acquire skills such as proper clipping tech-

life and an increased range of motion. For this

niques, lead belaying, catching lead falls, tak-

through an exploration of movements that

class, participants should be able to get up and

ing down anchors and repelling. Prerequisites:

This boot camp is for men and women. Core

down from the floor. Perfect for active elder

Kroc top rope belay certification, the ability to

and cardio training will be a part of this intense

adults and people with injuries.

competently climb 5.8, safe lead rope, and 8

boot camp, but the focus will be strength.

Come and watch your personal strength grow by leaps and bounds!

Mon/Wed/Fri, 18 Classes AGES 15+ Class # 21PFT144

Dates apr 30–jun 8

$69

Time 6:15–7:15AM

tuesDAYS, 4 classes AGES 15+

$20

quick draws. wednesdays, 2 classes AGES 15+

Class #

Dates

Time

21PFT153

Jan 24–Feb 14

9:30–10:30AM

Class #

21PFT154

FEB 28–MAR 20

9:30–10:30AM

21PFT155

APR 3–24

9:30–10:30AM

21PFT156

MAY 1–22

9:30–10:30AM

$20

Dates

Time

21PFT163

jan 25–Feb 1

8:00–10:00pm

21PFT164

Feb 29–Mar 7

8:00–10:00pm

21PFT165

Apr 4–11

8:00–10:00pm

21PFT166

May 2–9

8:00–10:00pm

winter/spring 2012 15

lifeguarding swim lessons ater for lunch water polo w Buy more and save!

Tips for safe & healthy swimming

6

Programs, Youth Aquatic®, Pg 20. im Youth Skw

You save $20!

Help us keep the pool safe and healthy for everyone! + Children ages 6 years and younger must be within an adult’s (18 years+) reach at all times. + Children 3 & under must wear a swim diaper

Private, Semi-Private & Small Group Swim Lessons.

Training & Coaching

and plastic pants with full elastic legs and waist.

Personal swim coaching

+ Children 7–10 must be directly supervised by

Beginners through competitive swimmers ages 6+ can

an adult 15+.

benefit from working one on one with a Kroc Aquatics Personal

+ Parents are ultimately responsible for the

Coach. Learn to swim, improve your strokes, review basic water safety and lifeguarding skills, or

safety and well being of their children.

perfect your flip turn. Our personal coaches will design an individual lesson, a semi-private lesson, a

+ Please shower to remove any lotions, makeup

small group lesson, or series of lessons to help you meet your personal swimming goals and master

or perfumes prior to entering the pool.

the techniques of the healthy lifelong sport of swimming. Call our Aquatics Management team at

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

208.763.0657 to schedule an appointment. Ask for Jessica.

illness or had diarrhea in the last two weeks.

Private Lessons: $20 per 1/2 hour

+ Lifeguards are the final authority on rules and

Semi-Private lessons: $15 per 1/2 hour

regulations in the pool area.

Please note: Maintaining a clean and healthy swim environment is of the utmost importance

Group lessons: Small and larger group lessons available. Call our Aquatics Management team at 208.763.0657 for more information.

at The Kroc Center. You can help by having your family follow the tips listed above. The Kroc pool will close immediately for 30 minutes to 24 hours if an illness or bathroom incident occurs

rs Only

Kroc Membe

in the swim area. Health and safety protocols are conducted prior to reopening the pool.

new!

KrocMan Swim challenge Thinking about participating in a triathlon or open water swim and want to build your distance? Take it one stroke at a time and one day at a time and complete the KrocMan 2.4 mile Swim. Chart your lap swim progress by recording your pool lengths from each swim on The Kroc Swim-O-Meter. This 2.4 mile swim can also be completed as the first leg of The KrocMan Triathlon. All participants receive a Kroc swim cap.

1 month Ages 13+ Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ101

February 1–29

During open lap swim

KrocMan sw im

16 winter/spring 2012

b ik e

run

$10

man this class is part of the kroc e info. challenge! see pg. 12 for mor

Learntoswim Dive into the deep end.

No matter what skill level you are, we make swimming easy.

Swimming Skills for Life The Salvation Army Kroc Center Learn-To-Swim program provides a safe and fun environment for learning the fundamentals of

American Red Cross Swim Lessons Parent & Child Classes: Ages 6 Months–3 Years This program has two levels. Parent and Child Aquatic classes are designed for infants/toddlers and their adult guardian to familiarize young children (from ages 6 months to about 3 years) with water

swimming and water safety, gaining self-confi-

activities and to prepare children to progress

dence in the water, and developing skills up to a

into the American Red Cross Preschool

competitive level.

Aquatics and Learn-to-Swim program. These

About Swim Lessons Swim lessons are 25-minutes in length. Five min-

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

the pool. For maximum efficiency, please be on

Parent and Child Level 1 (L1) and level 2 (L2)

time and dressed in swimwear prior to the lesson

Parent and Child Level 1 and Level 2

start time. Remember a towel.

classes are held simultaneously in differ-

utes are given between lessons to enter and exit

Questions?

For guidance in determining which class is the

ent parts of the Cove Pool. mon/wed, 8 lessons

Preschool Classes: Ages 4–5 Years

Preschool Level 1 This is the child’s first experience in a lesson without being accompanied by an adult. Child will learn basic bubble blowing, acclimate to the water, and begin floating.

Preschool Level 2 Child begins independent locomotion skills and explores using simultaneous and alternating arm and leg actions on front and back. They will learn to have their face in the water and floating independently on both front and back.

Preschool Level 3 Child will improve coordination of combined simultaneous arm and leg actions and learn to swim short distances independently.

Preschool Level 1, 2 & 3 classes are held simultaneously in different parts of the Cove

6 mos–3yrs $48

Pool.

best match for your child’s ability level, please visit

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ102

Jan 9–Feb 1

9:30–9:55AM

Preschool level 1, 2 and 3

the front desk or contact the Aquatics Depart-

21PAQ103

feb 6–29

9:30–9:55AM

mon/wed, 8 lessons

ment at 208.763.0657.

21PAQ104

mar 5–apr 4*

9:30–9:55AM

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ121 21PAQ122

jan 9–feb 1 feb 6–29

10:00–10:25AM 10:00–10:25AM

21PAQ123

mar 5–apr 4*

10:00–10:25AM

21PAQ124

apr 9–may 2

10:00–10:25AM

21PAQ125

May 7–june 4**

10:00–10:25AM

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

PARENT AND CHILD + Parent and Child (Ages 6mo–3Yrs) Level 1 + Parent and Child (Ages 6mo–3Yrs) Level 2 PRESCHOOL + Preschool Level 1–3 (Ages 4–5 years) LEARN TO SWIM (Ages 6+) + Learn to Swim Level 1: Intro to Aquatics + Learn to Swim Level 2: Aquatic Fundamentals + Learn to Swim Level 3: Stroke Development + Learn to Swim Level 4: Stroke Improvement + Learn to Swim Level 5: Stroke Refinement + Learn to Swim Level 6A: Youth Fitness Swim + Adult Beginner Swim Lessons

21PAQ105

apr 9–may 2

9:30–9:55AM

21PAQ106

may 7–june 4**

9:30–9:55AM

*No class Mar. 26 & 28. *No class May 28. tues/thurs, 8 lessons

6 mos–3yrs $48

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ107

Jan 10–feb 2

12:30–12:55PM

21PAQ108

Jan 10–feb 2

5:30–5:55PM

21PAQ109

feb 7–mar 1

12:30–12:55PM

21PAQ110

feb 7–mar 1

5:30–5:55PM 12:30–12:55PM

21PAQ111

mar 6–Apr 5*

21PAQ112

mar 6–Apr 5*

5:30–5:55PM

21PAQ113

apr 17–may 10

12:30–12:55PM

21PAQ114

apr 17–may 10

5:30–5:55PM

21PAQ115

May 15–Jun 7

12:30–12:55PM

21PAQ116

May 15–Jun 7

5:30–5:55PM

*No class Mar. 27 & 29. saturdays, 8 lessons

6 mos–3yrs $48

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ117 21PAQ118 21PAQ119 21PAQ120

jan 14–Mar 10* jan 14–Mar 10* apr 14–Jun 9** apr 14–Jun 9**

8:30–8:55AM 10:30–10:55AM 8:30–8:55AM 10:30–10:55AM

*No class Feb. 18. **No class May 26.

mon/wed/fri, 10:30–11:30am; Tues/thurs, 1:30–3:00pm Parents with children 5 and under can explore the play area of the Cove Pool together. All members and day pass users welcome!

Class Pass not needed to play.

$48

*No class Mar. 26 & 28. **No class May 28. tues/thurs, 8 lessons

4–5yrs

$48

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ126 21PAQ127 21PAQ128 21PAQ129 21PAQ130 21PAQ131 21PAQ132 21PAQ133 21PAQ134 21PAQ135 21PAQ136 21PAQ137 21PAQ138 21PAQ139 21PAQ140

jan 10–feb 2 jan 10–feb 2 jan 10–feb 2 Feb 7–mar 1 Feb 7–mar 1 Feb 7–mar 1 mar 6–Apr 5* mar 6–Apr 5* mar 6–Apr 5* apr 17–May 10 apr 17–May 10 apr 17–May 10 may 15–jun 7 may 15–jun 7 may 15–jun 7

1:00–1:25pM 6:00–6:25pM 6:30–6:55pM 1:00–1:25pM 6:00–6:25pM 6:30–6:55pM 1:00–1:25pM 6:00–6:25pM 6:30–6:55pM 1:00–1:25pM 6:00–6:25pM 6:30–6:55pM 1:00–1:25pM 6:00–6:25pM 6:30–6:55pM

*No class Mar. 27 & 29. saturdays, 8 lessons

Open Toddler/Preschool Time

4–5yrs

4–5yrs

$48

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ141 21PAQ142 21PAQ143 21PAQ144

Jan 14–mar 10* Jan 14–mar 10* apr 14–jun 9** apr 14–jun 9**

9:00–9:25AM 9:30–9:55AM 9:00–9:25AM 9:30–9:55AM

*No class Feb. 18. **No class May 26.

winter/spring 2012

17

aquatics Learn to Swim: Ages 6+

Learn to swim Level 3: Stroke development

There are five levels in the Learn to Swim

Learn to swim Level 6A: Youth Fitness Swim

tues/thurs, 8 lessons Ages 6+

Program. Each level includes the teaching and

$48

This group training program is designed

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ173 21PAQ174

jan 10–Feb 2 jan 10–Feb 2

6:00–6:25pM 7:00–7:25pM

21PAQ175

feb 7–Mar 1

6:00–6:25pM

participation on a competitive swim team or in

at each level. Please note that a student may

21PAQ176

feb 7–Mar 1

7:00–7:25pM

a multisport triathlete training program. Youth

21PAQ177

mar 6–apr 5*

6:00–6:25pM

remain at the same level for multiple sessions

21PAQ178

mar 6–apr 5*

7:00–7:25pM

Fitness Swim will help swimmers build endur-

until they master the skills necessary to ad-

21PAQ179

apr 17–May 10

6:00–6:25pM

21PAQ180

apr 17–May 10

7:00–7:25pM

petitive strokes including freestyle, backstroke,

21PAQ181

may 15–Jun 7

6:00–6:25pM

breaststroke and butterfly. The Coaching staff

21PAQ182

may 15–Jun 7

7:00–7:25pM

will create fun and interactive workouts while

assessment of swimming and water safety skills. Students are moved through the progressive levels as they accomplish the skills required

vance to the next level. The lessons are taught in small group classes by Certified American Red Cross Instructors and Aides. Kroc Instruc-

*No class Mar. 27 & 29.

tors make swimming lessons fun and help

saturdays, 8 lessons Ages 6+

students develop both swimming skills and self confidence.

Learn to swim Level 1: intro to aquatics tues/thurs, 8 lessons Ages 6+

$48

$48

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ183 21PAQ184 21PAQ185 21PAQ186

Jan 14–Mar 10* Jan 14–Mar 10* Apr 14–Jun 9** Apr 14–Jun 9**

8:30–8:55aM 10:00–10:25aM 8:30–8:55aM 10:00–10:25aM

*No class Feb. 18. **No class May 26.

Time

21PAQ145 21PAQ146

jan 10–Feb 2 jan 10–Feb 2

6:00–6:25pM 7:00–7:25pM

Learn to swim Level 4: Stroke Improvement tues/thurs, 8 lessons Ages 6+

$48

21PAQ147

feb 7–Mar 1

6:00–6:25pM

21PAQ148

feb 7–Mar 1

7:00–7:25pM

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ149

mar 6–apr 5*

6:00–6:25pM

21PAQ150

mar 6–apr 5*

7:00–7:25pM

21PAQ187 21PAQ188

jan 10–Feb 2 feb 7–Mar 1

7:00–7:25pM 7:00–7:25pM

21PAQ151

apr 17–May 10

6:00–6:25pM

21PAQ189

mar 6–apr 5*

7:00–7:25pM

21PAQ152

apr 17–May 10

7:00–7:25pM

21PAQ190

apr 17–May 10

7:00–7:25pM

21PAQ153

may 15–Jun 7

6:00–6:25pM

21PAQ191

may 15–Jun 7

7:00–7:25pM

21PAQ154

may 15–Jun 7

7:00–7:25pM

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ155 21PAQ156 21PAQ157 21PAQ158

Jan 14–Mar 10* Jan 14–Mar 10* Apr 14–Jun 9** Apr 14–Jun 9**

8:30–8:55aM 10:00–10:25aM 8:30–8:55aM 10:00–10:25aM

*No class Feb. 18. **No class May 26.

tues/thurs, 8 lessons Ages 6+

$48

$48

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ192 21PAQ193

Jan 14–Mar 10* Apr 14–Jun 9**

10:30–10:55AM 10:30–10:55AM

*No class Feb. 18. **No class May 26.

Learn to swim Level 5: Stroke Refinement $48

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ194 21PAQ195

jan 10–Feb 2 feb 7–Mar 1

7:00–7:25pM 7:00–7:25pM

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ196

mar 6–apr 5*

7:00–7:25pM

21PAQ159 21PAQ160

jan 10–Feb 2 jan 10–Feb 2

6:00–6:25pM 7:00–7:25pM

21PAQ197

apr 17–May 10

7:00–7:25pM

21PAQ198

may 15–Jun 7

7:00–7:25pM

21PAQ161

feb 7–Mar 1

6:00–6:25pM

21PAQ162

feb 7–Mar 1

7:00–7:25pM

21PAQ163

mar 6–apr 5*

6:00–6:25pM

21PAQ164

mar 6–apr 5*

7:00–7:25pM

21PAQ165

apr 17–May 10

6:00–6:25pM

21PAQ166

apr 17–May 10

7:00–7:25pM

21PAQ167

may 15–Jun 7

6:00–6:25pM

21PAQ168

may 15–Jun 7

7:00–7:25pM

*No class Mar. 27 & 29. saturdays, 8 lessons Ages 6+

$48

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ169 21PAQ170 21PAQ171 21PAQ172

Jan 14–Mar 10* Jan 14–Mar 10* Apr 14–Jun 9** Apr 14–Jun 9**

8:30–8:55aM 10:00–10:25aM 8:30–8:55aM 10:00–10:25aM

*No class Feb. 18. **No class May 26.

18 winter/spring 2012

middle school students: TUES/THURS Ages 11–14 $36 Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ201 21PAQ202

Month 1: Jan Month 2: Feb

4:00–5:00PM 4:00–5:00PM

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ203

Month 3: mar*

4:00–5:00PM

*No class Mar. 27 & 29.

TUES/THURS Ages 11–14 $36 Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ204 21PAQ205

Month 4: Apr Month 5: May

4:00–5:00PM 4:00–5:00PM

HIGH school students: Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ206 21PAQ207

Month 1: Jan Month 2: Feb

3:30–5:00PM 3:30–5:00PM

Mon/Wed/Fri Ages 14–18 $40 Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ208

Month 3: mar*

3:30–5:00PM

*No class Mar. 26, 28 and 30.

tues/thurs, 8 lessons Ages 6+

Learn to swim Level 2: aquatic Fundamentals

fitness and swimming goals.

Mon/Wed/Fri Ages 14–18 $48

*No class Mar. 27 & 29. saturdays, 8 lessons Ages 6+

$48

ance and learn techniques for the four com-

TUES/THURS Ages 11–14 $28

Dates

saturdays, 8 lessons Ages 6+

ming ability, fitness level, and/or prepare for

helping swimmers to set and achieve individual

Class #

*No class Mar. 27 & 29.

for youth who wish to improve their swim-

*No class Mar. 27 & 29. saturdays, 8 lessons Ages 6+

$48

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ199 21PAQ200

Jan 14–Mar 10* Apr 14–Jun 9**

10:30–10:55AM 10:30–10:55AM

Mon/Wed/Fri Ages 14–18 $48 Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ209 21PAQ210

Month 4: Apr Month 5: May*

3:30–5:00PM 3:30–5:00PM

*No class May 28.

youth Adapted Swim Lessons Achieve fundamental water skills in a class structured to service the special needs population. Ages 6–18.

Please call 208.763.0657 for a list of available classes.

*No class Feb. 18. **No class May 26.

Andy trains for the Idaho State Games & Special Olympics.

Andy is a phenomenal and inspiring athlete. He has been training with Dale, one of our personal trainers here at The Kroc.

Watch Andy’s story at youtube.com/kroccda

aquatics Adult Aquatics Adult Beginner Swim Lessons

Water for Lunch

Afraid to go in the water? Want to learn how to

Join us weekdays and choose Water for Lunch

swim? Our compassionate swim instructor will

followed by a quick bite at your desk. This is

assist you in learning basic aquatic skills that will

a structured workout for all. Workouts are

help you to enjoy being in the water. Taught in a

designed to rotate between long slow distances,

warm water shallow pool, step-by-step instruc-

sprints, and will even mix in some IM days.

tion is provided to allow you to comfortably

Whether you are a triathlete, serious competitor,

progress at your own pace. Take the plunge and

or fitness enthusiast, this fits the need for a fast

let us help you learn how to swim.

paced workout designed to give you structure

tues/thurs, 8 lessons

ages 18+

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ211 21PAQ212 21PAQ213 21PAQ214 21PAQ215

Jan 10–Feb 2 Feb 7–Mar 1 Mar 6–Apr 5* Apr 17–May 10 May 15–Jun 7

8:00–8:25aM 8:00–8:25aM 8:00–8:25aM 8:00–8:25aM 8:00–8:25aM

the side. This class can be taken as

*No class Mar. 27 & 29. saturdays, 8 lessons

ages 18+

and direction with camaraderie on

$48

$48

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ216 21PAQ217

Jan 14–Mar 10* Apr 14–Jun 9**

8:00–8:25aM 8:00–8:25aM

*No class Feb. 18. **No class May 26.

a monthly program or as a drop-in

Masters Adult Swim Team

flex fee class.

Mon–Fri Ages 15+

Kroc Masters Swimming is for adult swimmers

month 1: Jan*

Noon–1:00PM

month 2: Feb**

Noon–1:00PM

fun, and competition (optional!). If you are an

*No class Jan. 2. **No class Feb. 20.

adult (19-108 years) and interested in stroke

Mon–Fri Ages 15+

improvement, swim workouts (adjusted to your

are welcome to join in anytime

little help to tighten up your swim strokes? This

between 5:00 and 5:45AM. Or,

course is for you! You’ll be instructed by one

join us for evening workouts

of our top notch, experienced coaches who

on Tuesdays and Thursdays at

will take you at your basic swim level and help

7PM!

tion. Remember: “Last one in wins!” shallow water tues/thurs, 8 lessons Ages 18+

drop-i n only $ for 5 pe cl ass. r

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ218 21PAQ219

Jan 10–Feb 2 Feb 7–Mar 1

6:00–6:55AM 6:00–6:55AM

about our coach, mike hamm A passion for swimming and desire to help swimmers of all levels improve and succeed motivates Coach Mike Hamm to coach the and coaching background.

Mon/Wed/Fri

ages 19–108 yrs!

$40

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ230

month 1: Jan

5:00–7:00aM

21PAQ220

Mar 6–Apr 5*

6:00–6:55AM

21PAQ231

month 2: Feb

5:00–7:00aM

21PAQ221

Apr 17–May 10

6:00–6:55AM

21PAQ232

month 3: Mar

5:00–7:00aM

21PAQ222

May 15–Jun 7

6:00–6:55AM

*No class Mar. 27 & 29. deep water tues/thurs, 8 lessons Ages 18+

$48

Dates

Time

21PAQ244

month 3: Mar

Noon–1:00PM

*No class Mar. 26–30.

Mon–Fri Ages 15+ Class #

Time

21PAQ245

month 4: Apr

Noon–1:00PM

21PAQ246

month 5: May*

Noon–1:00PM

21PAQ247

Month 6: Jun

Noon–1:00PM

21PAQ233

month 4: Apr

5:00–7:00aM

21PAQ234

month 5: May

5:00–7:00aM

21PAQ235

Month 6: Jun

5:00–7:00aM

*No class May 28.

Tues/Thurs

ages 19–108 yrs!

$20

C.A.S.T

Coeur d’Alene Area Swim Team CAST is a year round competitive swim team that participates in local and regional swim meets hosted by USA Swimming. Swimmers compete against other swimmers in their age bracket in two year increments.

Contact Bob Wood at 208-699-8008.

Or check CAST out online at: www.swimcast.net.

Class #

Dates

Time

Jan 10–Feb 2 Feb 7–Mar 1

7:00–7:55AM 7:00–7:55AM

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ236

month 1: Jan

7:00–8:00PM

21PAQ225

Mar 6–Apr 5*

7:00–7:55AM

21PAQ237

month 2: Feb

7:00–8:00PM

Army. This content and

21PAQ226

Apr 17–May 10

7:00–7:55AM

21PAQ238

month 3: Mar

7:00–8:00PM

conduct of its programs

7:00–7:55AM

21PAQ239

month 4: Apr

7:00–8:00PM

21PAQ240

month 5: May

7:00–8:00PM

tion Army Ray & Joan

21PAQ241

Month 6: Jun

7:00–8:00PM

Kroc Center.

May 15–Jun 7

*No class Mar. 27 & 29. saturdays, 8 lessons Ages 18+

$48

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ228 21PAQ229

Jan 14–Mar 10* Apr 14–Jun 9**

7:00–7:55aM 7:00–7:55aM

$40

Dates

21PAQ223 21PAQ224

21PAQ227

$34

Class #

*No class May 28.

team. Mike has an extensive swim instructor $48

$40

21PAQ243

Do you love to swim for exercise but need a

an hour of fun, fitness and enthusiastic instruc-

Time

21PAQ242

you. Practice starts at 5:00AM, but swimmers

Swim Team, or a Multisport program. Join in for

Dates

with others and who like to swim for fitness,

Adult Fitness Swim lessons

to prepare you for fitness swimming, Masters

Class #

who want to share their love of the water

ability level) and camaraderie, this group is for

you achieve your goals. This course is designed

drop-i n only $ for 5 pe cl ass. r

CAST is not owned or operated by The Salvation

are not controlled or supervised by The Salva-

enroll in morning and $50! evening masters for only

*No class Feb. 18. **No class May 26. winter/spring 2012 19

aquatics Youth & Adult Aquatic Games

Water Ballet Dive into the artistic and creative world of synchronized swimming. This class will introduce

Youth SKWIM® This international sport is like ultimate frisbee in the water and is perfect for kids of all ages.

Play to compete or to have fun. The soft-flexible SKWIM Disk™ actually slides on the water over 100 feet! SKWIM® is building a watersafe, water-smart, water-strong community!

students to basic floating patterns, figures and routines. Develop split second timing, a dramatic flair for musical interpretation and choreography.

Deep water swimming ability is required.

Thursdays Ages 11–18 $15 Class #

Dates

Time

American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Class Instructor candidates will learn the skills necessary to teach water safety, including the Basic Water Rescue and Personal Water Safety courses, six levels of Learn-to-Swim, three levels of Preschool Aquatics and two levels of Parent and Child Aquatics. Learn to identify

21PAQ268

Month 1: Jan

5:00–6:00pM

key elements and strategies for planning and

SKWIM is fun, fast (Skwimfins™ are provided

21PAQ269

Month 2: Feb

5:00–6:00pM

preparing effective and safe swim lessons.

for players to wear), easy, and for youth ages

21PAQ270

Month 3: Mar*

5:00–6:00pM

Learn techniques to adapt teaching to meet

11-18. Must be able to swim in deep water.

21PAQ271

Month 4: APR

5:00–6:00pM

21PAQ272

Month 5: May

5:00–6:00pM

Tuesdays Ages 11–18 $15 Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ248 21PAQ249 21PAQ250 21PAQ251 21PAQ252

Month 1: Jan Month 2: Feb Month 3: Mar* Month 4: APR Month 5: May

5:00–6:00pm 5:00–6:00pm 5:00–6:00pm 5:00–6:00pm 5:00–6:00pm

*No class Mar. 27.

*No class Mar. 29.

American Red Cross Lifeguarding Classes American Red Cross Lifeguarding Class prevent and respond to aquatic emergencies

Looking to learn a new

ment. The course content and activities prepare

game or have fun cross

participants to recognize and respond quickly

training for another sport

and effectively to emergencies and prevent

both in a pool and at a waterpark environ-

in your off season? This coached class teaches

waterpark drownings and injuries. Leader-

the fundamentals of this Olympic sport while

ship skills and professionalism are emphasized

challenging you physically. This class is for both

throughout this course. Participation in all

young men and women. Prerequisite: Must be

classes is required.

able to tread in deep water comfortably.

Upon successful completion of this class,

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ253

Month 1: Jan*

7:30–9:30pM

21PAQ254

Month 2: Feb

7:30–9:30pM

lowing: • Lifeguarding Waterpark

• AED • First Aid

21PAQ256

Month 4: APR

7:30–9:30pM

• CPR for the Lifeguard

21PAQ257

Month 5: May†

7:30–9:30pM

Prerequisites:

*No class Jan. 2. **No class Mar. 26. †No class May 28.

Adult Water Polo

front crawl or breaststroke, surface dive 7-10

up and join us for weekly Adult Water Polo

feet, retrieve 10-pound object, return to the

sessions. Warm-ups and drills will be followed

surface, swim 20 yards back to starting point

by some quality playing time. New and

with object and exit water without using lad-

experienced players welcome. Prerequisite: The

der or steps, within one minute, 40 seconds.

Wednesdays Ages 18+

Tuesdays, 7 classes Ages 15+ $15

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ258

Month 1: Jan

7:30–9:30pM

21PAQ259

Month 2: Feb

7:30–9:30pM

21PAQ260

Month 3: Mar*

7:30–9:30pM

21PAQ261

Month 4: APR

7:30–9:30pM

21PAQ262

Month 5: May

7:30–9:30pM

*No class Mar. 28.

$150

maintain position on back for one minute in deep water (floating or sculling); tread water for one minute.

Wednesdays, 8 classes Ages 15+ $200 Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ263

Apr 4–May 23

4:30–9:30PM

American red cross Lifeguard Management Learn the management skills to take the next This course teaches aquatics managers and lifeguard supervisors how to effectively man-

Dates

Time

Jan 31–Mar 13 Apr 3–May 15

4:30–9:30PM 4:30–9:30PM

Required Pre-Test Jan. 27, 8:00PM Required Pre-Test Apr. 2, 8:00PM Saturdays, 4 classes Ages 15+

$150

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ267

Apr 28–May 19

8:00–5:00PM

The cost includes all materials and manuals.

Management responsibilities covered include the selection and training of lifeguards, team building principles, injury prevention, risk management, and emergency response planning.

Prerequisites: • Current American Red Cross Lifeguarding/ First Aid certificate or current certificate from another nationally recognized organization.

• Lifeguarding experience or management

Class # 21PAQ265 21PAQ266

Required Pre-Test Apr. 26, 8:00PM 20 winter/spring 2012

and sidestroke and 15 yards of the butterfly;

age and maintain safety in an aquatic facility.

• Swim 300 yards continuously.

Welcome back by popular demand! Sign-

recommended.

crawl, breaststroke, elementary backstroke

step in your career as an aquatic professional.

• Starting in the water, swim 20 yards using

ability to swim 200 yards and tread water is

Prerequisites:

The cost includes all materials and manuals.

examination, you will be certified in the fol-

7:30–9:30pM

tions. Participation in all classes is required.

Required Pre-Test Apr. 2, 8:00PM

including attendance, skills tests, and written

21PAQ255 Month 3: Mar**

pants with disabilities and other health condi-

ming 25 yards each of front crawl, back

Junior Water Polo

$15

issues and the ability to accommodate partici-

• Demonstrate Level 4 proficiency by swim-

Participants will learn the skills needed to

mondays Ages 11+

unexpected challenges including behavior

experience in another occupation.

Wednesdays, 4 classes Ages 16+

$75

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAQ264

Feb 1–22

7:00–9:00PM

Arts & culture ia itar multimed dance art gu graphy crafts theater photo Photography Outdoor Photography, new!

Capturing Spring Scenes Flowers are so beautiful when they bloom.

Capture the colors of the flowers and foliage that surrounds them in this photography class.

This class combines outdoor shooting (weather permitting) with classroom instruction in order to develop skills that will help you become a better photographer. We will discuss aperture and shutter settings, ISO settings, the rule of golden hours. This class is designed for the beginner to intermediate skill level. Bring your camera.

Class #

Dates

Youth Art Workshops

all ne w cl asse s!

$40

Time

21PAC101

apr 14–may 5

10:00–noon

21PAC102

may 12–jun 9*

10:00–noon

*No class May 26.

Teen & Adult Art Workshops

Class will focus on four main art components:

Supply lists available at front desk.

Drawing, Painting, Clay and Print Making, all in

Learn to Crochet

new!

Learn about hook sizes, reading patterns, different stitches, switching color and working in rounds. If you already know how to crochet, come anyway! Enjoy working on fun, seasonal projects in a social environment.

supplies are included

Acrylics or Watercolor. This

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC105

jan 26–feb 16

4:00–5:30PM

$40

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC103

jan 25–feb 15

4:00–5:00pm

Learn to Knit

understanding perspective and eye-level, devel-

Class will focus on four main art components:

opment of individual compositions, color mix-

Drawing, Painting, Clay and Print Making, all in

ing, and materials preparation. We will review

the theme of Spring!

basic watercolor technique. Acrylics will be taught using the transparent overlay technique

supplies are included

$40

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC106

apr 5–26

4:00–5:30PM

9:30AM–NOON

This class is designed especially for pre-teens!

21PAC111

apr 24–may 29

9:30AM–NOON

Find your inspiration through Masters such as Van Gogh and learn how to creatively develop your own individual compositions. Subject

$40

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC107

mar 1–22

4:00–5:30PM

Supplies are provided

by Alpaca Direct.

colors found in acrylic media. Classes will cover

watercolor techniques. You will develop original compositions using landscapes, marinescapes and still life subjects. Supply list available at the front desk.

Thursdays, 4 Classes Ages 9–12

Mondays, 6 Classes Ages 13+

$60

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC112

jan 30–mar 12*

6:00–8:30PM

*No class Feb. 20.

great results. We will experiment with different

4:00–5:00pm

Intro to Acrylic Painting Learn to draw and paint using the vibrant

material preparation.

Thursdays, 4 Classes Ages 9–12

of watercolor. Learn how to wash colors for

feb 29–mar 21

*No class Mar. 27.

the study of color mixing, value, texture and

available at the front desk.

projects. Take part in the social interaction.

21PAC104

$60

9:30AM–NOON

Learn how to work with the wonderful media

Time

Time

jan 24–feb 28

This class is designed especially for pre-teens!

Dates

Dates mar 6–apr 17*

will supply the materials to create fun, seasonal

Class #

Class # 21PAC109

already know how to knit, come anyway! We

$40

Tuesdays, 6 Classes Ages 13+

21PAC110

Wonderful Watercolors

wednesdays, 4 Classes Ages 15+

called imprimatura.

Creative Acrylics

Come learn the basics of knitting. If you

supplies are included

class will concentrate on drawing techniques,

Spring Theme Workshop

nescapes and figurative painting. Supply list

wednesdays, 4 Classes Ages 15+

Choose to work in either

$40

matter will include landscapes, still life, mari-

supplies are included

mixed media: Drawing and Painting

the Winter Wonderland Spirit!

Thursdays, 4 Classes Ages 5–8

Crafts & Hobbies

Breakdancing T e e n Da n c e , pg. 23.

Winter Wonderland Workshop

Thursdays, 4 Classes Ages 5–8

thirds, understanding a histogram and the

saturdays, 4 Classes Ages 15+

to to late artist. never it’s a budding become

Intro to Watercolor Painting Learn the fundamentals of drawing and watercolor painting. Classes will cover the study of color, value, material preparation and watercolor techniques.

Mondays, 6 Classes Ages 13+

$60

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC113

apr 2–may 7

6:00-8:30PM

$40

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC108

may 3–24

4:00–5:30PM winter/spring 2012 21

Arts&culture new!

Adult Dance Country Line Dancing

Line Dancing is about moving to the beat of Country Music and dancing with a group rather than with a partner. Learn some new dances by joining us for these energetic evenings of

Sign toda-up y!

y. at da e r g e n ing. o craft f o s r 12 hou

pure fun and rhythm. Non-marking tennis shoes or soft leather soled shoes required. No boots please.

Thursdays, 4 Classes

Come learn and share! This twelve hour scrap-

Class # 21PAC127 21PAC128

booking day will include meals. Bring your own projects and supplies and join in the opportu-

es lud Inc ch! lun

nity to learn something new. There will be a

Class #

Dates

Time

sat, jan 28

9:00am-9:00PM

21PAC115

sat, may 19

9:00am-9:00PM

$36

Time 7:45–9:00PM 7:45–9:00PM

Introduction To Ballroom: East Coast Swing and Night Club 2-Step

$20

21PAC114

Ages 15+

Ages 13–14 welcome with adult also enrolled in class

teaching demo included in the day. one day event Ages 15+

Dates jan 26–feb 16 apr 5–26

Learn the basics of two dances—the East Coast Swing and the Night Club Two-Step. Ballroom Instructor Shari is a talented teacher and will have you dancing to the music. Leather or nonmarking soft sole shoes required.

Children’s Choir

Thursdays, 4 Classes

Kroc Kids Children’s Choir The Kroc Kids Children’s Choir will introduce students to the performing arts in creative, exciting ways. Students will learn basic musical concepts, explore the incredible sounds they

Guitar Lessons

can make with their voices and display their

Acoustic Guitar I

mance the week before Easter. All singers are

These group music lessons will cover the

invited to participate in special music at Kroc

fundamentals of playing the guitar. Strumming

Church on Easter Sunday as well. Volunteers

talent and hard work in a celebration perfor-

techniques, basic chords, reading music and

are always welcome so if you are interested in

simple songs will be taught. Bring your own

helping out please contact Patti Davenport at

acoustic guitar.

patti.davenport@usw.salvationarmy.org.

Mondays, 4 Classes Ages 11+ Class #

$32

Dates

Time

21PAC116

JAN 23–FEB 13

6:00–6:55PM

21PAC117

FEB 27–MAR 19

6:00–6:55PM

21PAC118

APR 02–APR 23

6:00–6:55PM

21PAC119

APR 30–MAY 21

6:00–6:55PM

Acoustic Guitar II guitar players. The instructor will teach students guitar playing techniques and how to read music. Students will also share information and enjoy the pleasure of playing music with other guitarists. Bring your own acoustic guitar.

$10

Dates

Time

21PAC124

Mar 1–apr 5

4:30–5:30PM

*No class Mar. 29.

free!

Art Education

This six week class explores the relationship between the arts and the church. What is ART? Is there a Biblical view of the arts? What does it mean to be an artist? What is an artist’s role in the church? Why is there so much tension between the arts and the church? Please register

$32

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC120

JAN 23–FEB 13

7:00–7:55PM

21PAC121

FEB 27–MAR 19

7:00–7:55PM

21PAC122

APR 02–APR 23

7:00–7:55PM

21PAC123

APR 30–MAY 21

7:00–7:55PM

Dates mar 1–22

Ages 15+

$36

Time 7:45–8:45PM

Introduction To Ballroom: The Waltz and Foxtrot The Waltz and the Foxtrot are feature dances that will be taught in this session. These two classic and smooth ballroom dances are enjoyable to do and fun to learn. Leather or nonmarking soft sole shoes required.

Thursdays, 4 Classes Class # 21PAC130

Dates may 3–24

Ages 15+

$36

Time 7:45–8:45PM

ee Flex F m Dancing o Ballro ssion. $5 per se nytime! a Swing in Tuesdays, starts jan. 3; 7:30–9:45pm, fitness studio Come and Swing, Fox Trot, and Waltz to your favorite ballroom tunes. Open Ballroom is not a formal dance class but a time to practice. Meet new friends, share dance steps with others and enjoy gliding across the beautiful maple wood floor. No

in advance. Space is limited. mondays, 6 classes Ages 11+

free

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC125 21PAC126

jan 30–mar 12* apr 2–may 7

6:00–8:00PM 6:00–8:00PM

*No class Feb. 20.

22 winter/spring 2012

Ages 6–11

Class #

Art & Church experience

Group music lessons for intermediate level

Mondays, 4 Classes Ages 11+

Thursdays, 5 Classes

Class # 21PAC129

advanced sign-up needed. Leather sole or non-marking soft sole shoes required.

Age 15+ welcome. See drop-in guide.

Arts&culture new!

Youth & Teen Dance Rhythmic Gymnastics

Preschool Ballet and Tap

Youth Jazz

In this combo class, young dancers will learn

Jazz dance is a blend of ballet technique and

In Rhythmic Gymnastics children will learn to

the fundamentals of both ballet and tap while

Broadway-styled performance. In this fun and

use hoops, ribbons, ropes, balls, and clubs.

also developing self confidence, poise and

energetic class students will learn fundamental

They will develop skills including flexibility, bal-

coordination. The ballet portion of the class

dance techniques and how to move with prop-

let, gymnastics, dance and choreography. This

will teach technique and body alignment and

er body alignment. Dancers will gain flexibility,

program helps build strong bones, muscles,

include creative interactive games and sing-

strength, coordination, and become confident

flexibility, coordination, good posture and bal-

ing. The Tap portion of the class will focus on

performers. This class is up-beat and pure jazzy

ance. At the end of each session students will

rhythm and timing and creating music with

fun! If you love to move to the music and want

put on a performance for family and friends.

the feet. Students should wear active style

to look good dancing this is the class for you!

Wear non-marking athletic shoes and workout

clothing. Bare feet or ballet slippers. Tap shoes

All moves and music are respectful and age ap-

attire. Clothing should be fitted, not loose.

required.

propriate. Wear active style clothing. No shoes

Enrollment ends March 2.

required. Bare feet are fine.

Mon/Wed, 8 Classes

Ages 5–10

$40

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC131 21PAC132 21PAC133 21PAC137 21PAC134 21PAC138

jan 23–feb 15 feb 27–mar 21 apr 2–25 apr 2–25 apr 30–may 23 apr 30–may 23

4:30–5:25PM 4:30–5:25PM 4:00–4:55PM 5:00–5:55PM 4:00–4:55PM 5:00–5:55PM

Mondays, 16 Classes

Ages 3–5

$96

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC145 21PAC146

jan 23–may 21* jan 23–may 21*

9:00–10:00aM 10:00–11:00aM

*No class Feb. 20 & Mar. 26.

Enrollment ends March 5. wednesdays, 17 Classes Ages 6–10

$96

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC147

jan 25–may 23*

4:00–4:45PM

*No class Mar. 28.

Breakdancing Workshop Breakdancing incorporates hip hop music and is an athletic and acrobatic style

Meet Mikaela Martin, Youth Dance Instructor

of dance. It combines spinning on the knees,

Mikaela Martin began dancing as a small child and has

hands and back; bodypopping; and creating

studied classical ballet, pointe, jazz, contemporary,

‘windmills’ with the legs. In this class you will

and hip hop. Mikaela graduated from Western

learn the four primary elements of Breakdanc-

Washington University with a B.F.A. in Dance Performance

ing: toprock, downrock, power moves and

and Choreography. She teaches all ages and styles of dance as well as

freezes. At the end of each session students

choreographs for the competitive team. Mikaela also has experience as a

will put on a performance for family and

special education, preschool, and kindergarten teacher in both the Bellingham

friends. Wear non-marking athletic shoes and

and Coeur d’Alene school districts. Her heart is truly happy when working

loose clothing.

with young children in a creative atmosphere.

repeat this class to further develop your skills!

Fridays, 6 Classes

Ages 5–7

$36

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC139 21PAC140

feb 3–mar 16* apr 13–may 18

5:00-5:45PM 5:00–5:45PM

Fridays, 6 Classes

Ages 8–10

$36

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC141 21PAC142

feb 3–mar 16* apr 13–may 18

4:15–5:00PM 4:15–5:00PM

Fridays, 6 Classes

Ages 11–14 $36

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC143 21PAC144

feb 3–mar 16* apr 13–may 18

3:30–4:15PM 3:30–4:15PM

*No class Feb. 17.

CYT: Christian Youth Theater Registration is now open for CYT-North Idaho’s winter session of theater arts classes that begin on January 6 & 7. All enrolled students between the ages of 8-18 are eligible to audition for our winter show, “Annie” to be performed at The Salvation Army Kroc Theater.

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

CYT is not owned or operated by The Salvation Army. This content and conduct of its programs are not controlled or supervised by The Salvation Army Ray & Joan Kroc Center.

winter/spring 2012 23

Arts&culture Youth Theater Classes

Media Workshops

King Arthur’s Quest Prepare for an adventure. Get introduced to

Introduction to Script Writing

knights and princesses in this interactive the-

Participants will be introduced to the Art of

the hours of recorded footage they have and

ater class. Each week, props and costumes are

Script Writing. We will familiarize ourselves

whittle it down to a quick, entertaining film to

used to tell stories of castles and adventures

with software, learn how to format a script,

share with their friends and loved ones.

on stage.

practice different ways to outline, and learn

Wednesdays, 2 Classes Ages 15+

tuesdays, 4 Classes

Ages 4–5

$40

Dates

Time

feb 28–mar 20

4:00–5:00PM Ages 6–7

$40

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC149

feb 28–mar 20

5:00–6:00PM

Spring Critters

Basic Video Editing This class will teach participants how to take

how to use the formula and rule of storytelling.

Mondays, 2 Classes Ages 15+

Class # 21PAC148

tuesdays, 4 Classes

New

$20

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC154 21PAC155

jan 23–30 apr 2–9

7:00–8:00PM 7:00–8:00PM

Ages 11+ welcome with adult also enrolled in class.

$20

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC158 21PAC159

jan 25–feb 1 apr 4–11

7:00–8:00PM 7:00–8:00PM

Ages 11+ welcome with adult also enrolled in class.

Introduction to Live Sound Make the move from listening to the show, to

Introduction to digital audio Recording

being part of creating it! The members of The

Welcome Spring with this new, creative drama class! Do you like to hop, quack, leap and

If you are a musician wanting to record your

sound engineering experience between them,

chirp? Each week, props and costumes are

own music, making a professional sounding

and they are sharing what they have learned

used to bring stories of Spring critters to life

recording is not as difficult as it once was.

along the way. Course content and activities

on stage. Develop teamwork skills and build

Come learn how to record your own music,

will provide participants with the fundamen-

confidence while having fun!

utilize plugins with audio software, and even

tal experience of working with microphones,

dig through a professionally mixed song or

speakers, live audio mixers and connecting

two to see how it’s put together. The class

them all together as a system.

will include computer workstations, but you

Mondays, 6 Classes Ages 18+

tuesdays, 4 Classes

Ages 4–5

$40

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC150

apr 3–24

4:00–5:00PM

tuesdays, 4 Classes

Ages 6–7

$40

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC151

apr 3–24

5:00–6:00PM

Globetrotters: Australia ible journey. Students will develop acting and communication skills while discovering new

Class #

Dates

Time

would like (software may be provided for an

21PAC160 21PAC161

jan 30–mar 12* apr 2–may 7

7:00–8:00PM 7:00–8:00PM

additional fee). $60

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC156 21PAC157

jan 24–feb 28 apr 24–may 29

6:00–7:00PM 6:00–7:00PM

*No class Feb. 20.

lands. Each week, we combine storytelling, movement and music to explore the exciting Australian culture. tuesdays, 4 Classes Class #

Dates

21PAC152

May 1–22

tuesdays, 4 Classes

Ages 4–5

$40

Time 4:00–5:00PM Ages 6–7

$40

Class #

Dates

Time

21PAC153

May 1–22

5:00–6:00PM

Thanks to our Media Workshop Sponsor!

Record your next hit today!

The Kroc Recording Studio Every recording studio session is engineered by

Love to sing?

experienced personnel to help you look and sound

Kids can now join the Kroc Kids’ Choir! See pg. 22 for details.

recording as well as HD video production and editing

your best. The Recording Studio offers digital multi-track and uses the industry’s most sought after hardware and software.

• Solo/group demos

• Radio Spots

• Solo/group albums

• TV Advertisements

• Music Videos

• Training Videos

• Voice-overs

• Green Screen Video

* Price per technician. Number of project hours to be determined by studio engineers prior to recording session.

Call 208.763.0644 to book a recording session.

24 winter/spring 2012

$60

are welcome to bring your own laptop if you

Tuesdays, 6 Classes Ages 18+

G’day Mate! Pack your bags for an incred-

Kroc Tech Department have 40+ years of live

amp ning money c e d r a g l o o h presc common cents cpr date night Youth Education

Adult & Youth Gardening , pg. 26.

new!

Preschool Connection Preschool Connection is a highly intentional

Rollers Rock ‘n’feb 29. s Start

opportunity for children to experience the joy of learning while being exposed to the vast world of information that’s so important in building a solid educational foundation.

Each week children will discover exciting new facts about the world around them and be introduced to important value-based concepts such as respect and patience. Excellent teach-

There’s always something new to learn.

ers with years of experience will engage the

Help your family learn and grow together with new Family and

natural curiosity of your children, teaching our

Community Education classes at The Kroc. From toddlers to seniors,

early learners to fall in love with learning itself.

there is a class that someone of every age can benefit from. Learn

The high quality curriculum will include classic children’s literature and covers language arts,

new skills, refine your strengths, and enrich your life with classes

social studies, applied math, art and science.

on finance, cooking, gardening, first aid and more.

Dress to get messy!

Tues/thurs, 8 Classes

Ages 3–6*

$48

Class #

Dates

Time

21PCL101 21PCL102 21PCL103 21PCL104

jan 24–feb 16 feb 28–mar 22 apr 3–26 may 1–24

9:00–11:00aM 9:00–11:00aM 9:00–11:00aM 9:00–11:00aM

Parent & Toddlers

*Must be potty trained.

Youth Cooking Let’s Cook & Learn Etiquette Chef Anna Marie will teach the basics of safe and nutritious cooking. Students will follow a recipe to prepare a delicious light meal, learn to set a table and then enjoy eating the food they have prepared. Dining etiquette and table manners will be covered. Students will receive a copy of the recipes.

Thursday, 1 Class

Ages 5–10

$15

Class #

Dates

Time

21PCL105 21PCL106

Thurs, feb 23 thurs, may 24

4:00–5:30PM 4:00–5:30PM

Tiny Tots

Tiny rockers

You and your 1–2 year old

Have fun laughing, playing and dancing during

are invited to join our Tiny

this energetic class for toddlers and their par-

Tots community as we ex-

ents. Together, you and your child will explore

plore the sights and sounds

basic elements of movement and tumbling,

of the world around us. Tiny Tots will motivate

creating rhythm and making music, and prac-

the young minds, bodies and imaginations

tice your own very unique dance moves!

through song, dance, and lots of hands on

Wednesdays, 4 Classes Ages 1–2

activities.

Wednesdays, 4 Classes Ages 1–2

$24

Class #

Dates

Time

21PCL107 21PCL108

jan 25–feb 15 apr 4–25

9:15–10:00AM 9:15–10:00AM

Time

21PCL111 21PCL112

feb 29–mar 21 may 2–23

9:15–10:00AM 9:15–10:00AM

rock ‘n’ rollers Your kids will take the next step in exploring the incredible potential of movement. Through

There is something special about taking time

rhythm, dance, tumbling and free play this

to play. Each session of Tot Time is themed and

high energy class will keep your toddlers ex-

features arts, crafts, music, dancing & other

cited to come back for more! Kids only class.

activities. Kids and parents will have a great

Wednesdays, 4 Classes Ages 3–4

Wednesdays, 4 Classes Ages 3–4

Check out our FREE after school program for middle school students.

Transportation’s included! See pg. 7.

Dates

Tot Time

time laughing and playing together.

Know someone who needs homework help?

$20

Class #

$24

Class #

Dates

Time

21PCL109 21PCL110

jan 25–feb 15 apr 4–25

10:30–11:15AM 10:30–11:15AM

$20

Class #

Dates

Time

21PCL113 21PCL114

feb 29–mar 21 may 2–23

10:30–11:15AM 10:30–11:15AM

winter/spring 2012 25

communityeducation Youth Gardening

Community Learning

My first garden

American red cross CPR/AED for professional rescuers and health care providers

Our students need to experience the world in miraculous, positive ways. They will explore the fundamental knowledge needed to grow a successful garden. We will also learn about the beauty of gardens, the care involved with planning, nurturing and enjoying the benefits of gardening in a variety of spaces and places.

These skills will last a lifetime.

Wednesday, 1 Class Ages 5–10

$10

Class #

Dates

Time

21PCL115

wed, apr 18

4:00–5:00PM

everything you ever wanted to know about bugs!

Students will be taught about the life of

Newly updated material; this course is designed to train professional level rescuers to respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies in adults, children and infants until more advanced medical personnel take over. This class includes use of BVM and AED. Upon completion of all requirements you will receive your American Red Cross certification.

Dates

Time

21PCL119 21PCL120

thurs, feb 9 thurs, apr 19

4:30–9:30PM 4:30–9:30PM

american red cross community first aid/cpr/aed

such as molt, exoskeletons, and metamorpho-

Learn how to be a com-

sis. We will even learn how insects commu-

munity responder who can

nicate with each other. We will use all of our even take a shot at creating our own bug—on paper that is.

$40

Class #

they help nature. We will learn new words

act in emergency situations.

Know how to recognize and provide care for life-threatening and sudden illness emergencies for adults, children and infants. Includes use

Wednesday, 1 Class

Ages 5–10

$10

Class #

Dates

Time

21PCL116

wed, apr 25

4:00–5:00PM

Adult Gardening

free!

Panhandle Health Wellness Series: Living Well in Idaho The Living Well in Idaho program is designed

and licensed by Stanford University. If you have a Chronic Disease or if you are caring for someone who does, you qualify to be part of this FREE workshop! The class will go over action planning, problem solving, difficult emotions, fitness/exercise, better breathing, pain, fatigue, nutrition, future plans for health care, commu-

Thursday, 1 Class Ages 15+

insects, their habitats, what they do, and how

senses as we discover these insects. We will

Free Community Wellness Lectures

of AED. Thursday, 1 Class Ages 15+

$45

Class #

Dates

Time

21PCL121 21PCL122

Thurs, feb 16 thurs, apr 26

4:30–9:30PM 4:30–9:30PM

nication, depression, working better with your health professionals, working with the health care system, and future plans. All books and classroom materials are supplied.

Wednesdays, 6 Classes Ages 15+

free

Class #

Dates

Time

21PCL125

apr 11–may 16

11:00am–1:30PM

Community Support Overcoming Depression Overcoming Depression is a 6 week class designed to help women effectively face their own depression, as well as effectively help their friends who are struggling with depression.

Depression is wide-spread among women yet we often hide it in shame. Come be encouraged by finding there is no shame in the

Grow Your Own: an Introduction to Vegetable and Fruit Gardening

In a free, powerful presentation learn the latest

How to grow herbs and vegetables in contain-

and best research on teenage brain develop-

ers or a small garden area will be the focus

ment, media, advertising and social norms

of this class. Learn what varieties are recom-

around underage drinking. A small panel

mended for our region, how to sprout seeds,

of teens will have the opportunity to speak

what to look for when buying plants plus other

candidly about their challenges, and adults can

Grief Release Workshops

gardening tips to help you to grow a local

share “a-ha” moments of raising teens.

This workshop will give you a place to confide

bountiful harvest.

Wednesday, 1 Class Ages 18+

Thursday, 1 Class Ages 15+

struggle and gain tools to help you and others

i2i: Learn the Truth

$15

Class #

Dates

Time

21PCL117

Thurs, apr 5

5:30–7:00PM

free

Class #

Dates

Time

21PCL123

wed, apr 11

6:00–7:30PM

one needed emotional guidance and you felt

North Idaho. Learn how to mix and match

ill-equipped to help? This class will teach the

flower varieties for sunny and shady spots and

basics of interpersonal communication in times

how to choose containers and potting soil for

of crisis and provide tools to help you feel

a beautiful display of color that will bloom all

confident with difficult conversations.

summer long.

Wednesday, 1 Class Ages 14+ $15

Time

21PCL118

Thurs, apr 12

5:30–7:00PM

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Dates

Time

21PCL126

jan 29–mar 4

11:30am–1:00PM

your needs and grief, build relationships and trust, and become healthy again. It’s a place to move through your grief process and opportunity to meet others who share similar

The first of May is flower planting time in

Dates

free

Class #

grow from your experiences. You’ll have an

How to Handle Emotional Conversations Have you ever been in a situation where some-

Class #

person’: body, mind, spirit and emotions. sundays, 6 Classes Ages 15+

Colorful container & Hanging flower gardens

Thursday, 1 Class Ages 15+

overcome this condition. Focus is on the ‘whole

life experiences; to support and be supported; to find a friend who cares. For more information contact Joanie Dwyer at 208.676.0632.

Workbook included.

Tuesdays, 5 Classes Ages 16+

free

Class #

Dates

Time

21PCL124

wed, apr 25

6:00–8:00PM

$10

Class #

Dates

Time

21PCL127 21PCL128 21PCL129

jan 17–feb 21* feb 28–mar 27 apr 10–may 8

6:30–8:30PM 6:30–8:30PM 6:30–8:30PM

*No class Feb. 14.

communityeducation Family Financial Planning

Money Camp Money Camp gives students the tools they need to begin to develop healthy financial

Common Cents I: Understanding money and credit

habits. Want to know how to avoid getting scammed by high credit card rates? Go to

Learn how to take control of your financial situation, create a budget, monitor your progress, manage the flow of income and expenses, comparison shop and protect your assets. Through careful planning and use of money management skills and techniques, you can feel more confi-

camp. Interested in becoming a millionaire before you’re 30? Go to camp. Brought to you

by STCU. Sign-up required. Limited space available. Sign-up online at http://www.stcuteens.org/camp/ Friday, 1 class Ages 11–14 free

dent about your ability to live within your means, handle emergencies, reduce debt, and save for the future. Workbook included. Brought to you

by Money Management International.

Monday, 1 class Ages 15+ Class #

Dates

Time

21PCL130

mon, jan 30

6:00–7:30PM

$5

Common Cents II: Building Savings and Creating Wealth Every financial journey has some unexpected bumps along the way. Learn how to prepare for these bumps and be ready with savings in an emergency cash reserve account. In addi-

most people can find ways to reach their goals.

Discover how, by investing, you will be able to put the power of compounding to work for you and achieve higher rates of return than you can with savings. Risk, diversification and asset allocation are discussed in the program. Workbook included. Brought to you by Money Management International.

Dates

Time

21PCL131

mon, feb 6

6:00–7:30PM

fri, feb 17

9:00am–noon

Money Live: Real-life simulation for high school students

Experiencing Connection Experiencing Connection is an opportunity to have some fun with your spouse while you gain simple, practical tools to help you stay connected in your relationships. You will laugh, participate in hands on challenges, explore the role of Christ in your marriage and take home skills and tools you can pull out in the future to maintain a connection with your spouse. Workshop topics include: Playing with Personality, Listening with Empathy, What I Call Love: Love Languages, The Love and Respect Cycle, and The Strength of Three: The Power of Christ in

Money Live is a real-life, hands-on simulation

Your Marriage.

experience. It will put you in the shoes of your

Receive a coupon for $5/child for one Date

parents as you make choices about housing,

Night if you attend the Experiencing Connec-

food, childcare, insurance, auto buying and

tion Event!

much more. When you register we will send

1 Class Ages 18+

$25/couple

you some pre-work. Come prepared with your

Class #

Dates

Time

pre-work complete and be ready to play the

21PCL134

sat, feb 25

9:00am–noon

role of someone else. STCU staff will provide years from now. What will you do? Will you

goals and how, with a saving state of mind,

Class #

Time

you with a profile of your potential life ten

tion, learn how savings is needed for specific

Monday, 1 class Ages 15+

Dates

Relationships & Family

become a teacher, plumber, or lawyer? It’s time to make some choices and to see just how much your choices are going to cost you. You might appreciate Mom and Dad just a little bit more. Brought to you by STCU. Limited space available. Sign-up online at www.stcuteens.org/money-live/ Saturday, 1 class Ages 15–18 free

$5

Dates

Time

sat, mar 3

10:00am–noon

Youth Financial Workshops brought to you be STCU.

Date Night

$ 11

per ch ild per nig , ht

The kids will play while the parents are away!

For parents with kids Ages 3 mo–11 yrs Reconnect with your loved one over dinner and a movie—or whatever you like, while The Kroc Center provides quality programming and entertain-

become a

ment for your kids.

3 Nights to choose from!

6:00–9:45PM, Space is limited Saturday, january 21 Saturday, february 25 Saturday, march 17

Press On is a youth development strategy to help middle school students recognize their gifts, passion and potential. Caring and responsible mentors are an integral component of Press On. By volunteering four hours per month you could help students, families and our community truly thrive.

How to apply

For more information about the program, the role of the Press On Mentor, and how to apply, please visit www.kroccda.org/presson

Questions?

Contact Patti Davenport at 208.763.0617 or email patti.davenport@usw.salvationarmy.org.

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Book a spot at The Kroc Our Special Events Department can provide a number of services to assist you with the planning and production of your event. For all rental inquiries, Email specialevents@kroccda.org or call 208.763.0623 or visit us online at http://kroccda.org/rentals.html

Host your next event at The Kroc Center.

Our unique gathering spaces are all housed under one giant roof and outfitted with state-of-the-art technical capabilities. No matter if you are planning a meeting, party, theater performance, or wedding, we invite you to come take a look.

lectures. Weddings. Corporate retreats. workshops. reunions. performances. catering. meetings. receptions. Birthday parties.

Book your next Birthday party at The Kroc Center!

or

Each party package includes 1 hr. in a party room, holding up to 21 guests. Other spaces in the facility are available for larger parties. We have the perfect space to fit your party’s needs.

For more details, see the front desk or call our birthday party line at 208.763.0632.

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$

120

Add swimmers for $5 each.

$

120

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index Monthly Programs Page

Youth SKWIM........................................... 20 Masters Adult Swim Team......................... 19 Water 4 Lunch.......................................... 19 Junior Water Polo..................................... 20 Adult Water Polo...................................... 20 Smart Start for Teens................................. 13 Youth Fitness Swim................................... 18 Community Groups.................................... 8 Kroc Church Main Service........................... 8 Homework Help.......................................... 7 Chapel........................................................ 9 Open Seat Time.......................................... 9 The Connection........................................ 10 Bible 101.................................................. 10 Women’s Bible Study.................................. 8

Programs by Age Ages 0-4 years

Page

Date Night................................................ 27 Preschool Ballet and Tap............................ 23 Preschool Connection............................... 25 Rock N’ Rollers.......................................... 25 Sunday Sundae (All Ages)........................... 9 Swim Lessons...................................... 17–19 Tiny Rockers............................................. 25 Tiny Tots................................................... 25 Tot Time................................................... 25 Youth Theater........................................... 24

Ages 5-10 years Breakdancing............................................ 23 Creative Acrylics........................................ 21 Date Night................................................ 27 Everything You Wanted to Know, Bugs..... 26 K-Rock Kids Climbers................................ 15 Kroc Kids Children’s Choir......................... 22 Let’s Cook & Learn Etiquette..................... 25 My First Garden........................................ 26 Preschool Ballet & Tap............................... 23 Preschool Connection............................... 25 QuickFit Kids............................................. 14 Rhythmic Gymnastics................................ 23 Spring Theme Art Workshop..................... 21 Sunbeams................................................... 9 Swim Lessons...................................... 17–19 Winter Wonderland Art Workshop............ 21 Wonderful Watercolor.............................. 21 Young Elite Athlete................................... 14 Youth Golf Lessons................................... 14 Youth Jazz................................................ 23 Youth Theater........................................... 24

Programs by Age Ages 11 and up Acoustic Guitar I....................................... 22 Acoustic Guitar II...................................... 22 Basic Video Editing................................... 24 Bible 101.................................................. 10 Breakdancing............................................ 23 Creative Acrylics........................................ 21 Drawing and Painting............................... 21 Homework Help.......................................... 7 How to Handle Emotional Conversations.. 26 How to Study the Bible............................... 9 Indoor Bike Challenge............................... 13 Indoor Run Challenge............................... 13 Indoor Swim Challenge............................. 16 Into to Acrylics.......................................... 21 Into to Script Writing................................ 24 Intro to Watercolor................................... 21 Junior Water Polo..................................... 20 K-Rock N Roll Climbers............................. 15 Kroc Church Membership........................... 9 Kroc Fencing Club..................................... 15 Learn to Fence.......................................... 15 Money Camp............................................ 27 Prayer......................................................... 9 Quick Fit Kids............................................ 14 Saved to Served.......................................... 9 Smart and Safe Series............................... 14 Smart Start for Teens................................. 13 Swim Lessons...................................... 17–19 The Connection........................................ 10 The Story of Redemption............................ 9 Tri Lecture Series....................................... 12 Wonderful Watercolors............................. 21 Young Elite Athlete................................... 14 Youth Fitness Swim................................... 18 Youth Golf Lessons................................... 14 Youth Skwim............................................ 20

Ages 15 and up Adult Fitness Swim.................................... 19 Adult Swim Lessons.................................. 19 Adult Water Polo...................................... 20 Colorful Container Flower Gardens........... 26 Common Cents I....................................... 27 Common Cents II...................................... 27 Community CPR....................................... 26 Core and Cardio Boot Camp..................... 15 Experiencing Connection.......................... 27 Grief Release Workshops.......................... 26 I2I: Learn the Truth.................................... 26 Instructional Ballroom Dancing.................. 22 Intro to Feldenkrais................................... 15 Intro to Home Recording........................... 24

Ages 15 and up cont.

Intro to Live Sound.................................... 24 Intro to Rock Climbing.............................. 15 Junior Water Polo (Ages 11+).................... 20 Kroc 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament........... 14 Kroc Lead Climbing Certification............... 15 Learn to Crochet....................................... 21 Learn to Knit............................................. 21 Lifeguard Management............................. 20 Lifeguarding............................................. 20 Living Well in Idaho................................... 26 Masters Adult Swim Team......................... 19 Mommy Boot Camp................................. 15 Money Camp............................................ 27 Open Ballroom Dancing............................ 22 Outdoor Photography............................... 21 Overcoming Depression............................ 26 Scrapbook Bootcamp................................ 22 Swim Lessons...................................... 17–19 TAG Boot Camp........................................ 15 Team Weight Loss Challenge..................... 13 Tri Endurance Swim.................................. 12 Tri Lecture Series....................................... 12 Tri Swim Smart.......................................... 12 Vegetable & Fruit Gardening..................... 26 Water 4 Lunch.......................................... 19 Water Safety Instructor............................. 20 Women’s Bible Study.................................. 8 Xplode Boot Camp................................... 15

100 Drop-in Options

to choose from.

Pick-up a Drop-in Fitness Schedule at the front desk or download one at www. kroccda.org.

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index Programs by Date January JAN 1 JAN 1 JAN 3 JAN 9 JAN 10 JAN 10 JAN 17 JAN 21 JAN 21 JAN 22 JAN 23 JAN 23 JAN 23 JAN 23 JAN 23 JAN 23 JAN 23 JAN 24 JAN 24 JAN 24 JAN 24 JAN 24 JAN 24 JAN 25 JAN 25 JAN 25 JAN 25 JAN 26 JAN 26 JAN 26 JAN 28 JAN 29 JAN 30 JAN 30 JAN 30 JAN 30 JAN 30 JAN 30

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Sunday Sundae............................... 9 Team Weight Loss Challenge........ 13 Open Ballroom Dancing................ 22 Youth Swim Lessons Start........17–19 Adult Swim Lessons...................... 19 Adult Fitness Swim....................... 19 Grief Release Workshops.............. 26 Raise Your Voice........................... 10 Date Night.................................... 27 How to Study the Bible................... 9 Preschool Ballet and Tap............... 23 Rhythmic Gymnastics.................... 23 Intro to Script Writing................... 24 Acoustic Guitar I & II..................... 22 Learn to Fence.............................. 15 Kroc Fencing Club........................ 15 Core and Cardio Boot Camp......... 15 Preschool Connection................... 25 QuickFit Kids................................. 14 Drawing and Painting................... 21 Tri Endurance Swim...................... 12 Intro to Feldenkrais....................... 15 Intro to Digital Audio Recording.... 24 Tiny Toys & Tot Time..................... 25 Youth Jazz.................................... 23 Basic Video Editing....................... 24 Kroc Lead Climbing Certification... 15 Winter Wonderland Art Workshop.. 21 Tri Swim Smart............................. 12 Country Line Dancing................... 22 Scrapbook Bootcamp.................... 22 Overcoming Depression................ 26 Youth Golf Lessons....................... 14 Young Elite Athlete....................... 14 Art & Church Experience............... 22 Intro to Acrylics............................. 21 Common Cents I.......................... 27 Intro to Live Sound....................... 24

February FEB 1 FEB 1 FEB 1 FEB 1 FEB 3 FEB 3 FEB 4 FEB 4 FEB 5 FEB 6 FEB 6 FEB 6 FEB 7 FEB 7 FEB 16 FEB 17

Youth Golf Lessons....................... 14 Lifeguarding................................. 20 Lifeguarding Management............ 20 Indoor Swim Challenge................. 16 Breakdancing................................ 23 K-Rock N Roll Climbers................. 15 K-Rock Kids Climbers.................... 15 Smart and Safe Series................... 14 Sunday Sundae............................... 9 Youth Swim Lessons Start........17–19 Kroc Church Membership............... 9 Common Cents II.......................... 27 Adult Swim Lessons ..................... 19 Adult Fitness Swim....................... 19 Community CPR........................... 26 Money Camp................................ 27

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FEB 18 FEB 22 FEB 23 FEB 24 FEB 25 FEB 25 FEB 27 FEB 27 FEB 27 FEB 27 FEB 28 FEB 28 FEB 28 FEB 28 FEB 28 FEB 29 FEB 29 FEB 29

Raise Your Voice........................... 10 Prayer............................................. 9 Let’s Cook and Learn Etiquette..... 25 Intro to Rock Climbing.................. 15 Date Night.................................... 27 Experiencing Connection.............. 27 Rhythmic Gymnastics.................... 23 Acoustic Guitar I & II..................... 22 Learn to Fence.............................. 15 Kroc Fencing Club........................ 15 Grief Release Workshops.............. 26 Preschool Connection................... 25 Youth Theater: King Arthur’s Quest. 24 QuickFit Kids................................. 14 Intro to Feldenkrais....................... 15 Tiny Rockers & Rock N’ Rollers...... 25 Kroc Lead Climbing Certification... 15 Learn to Knit................................ 21

March MAR 3 MAR 3 MAR 4 MAR 5 MAR 6 MAR 6 MAR 6 MAR 6 MAR 8 MAR 10 MAR 11 MAR 12 MAR 17 MAR 17 MAR 17 MAR 26

Smart and Safe Series................... 14 Money Live................................... 27 Sunday Sundae............................... 9 Youth Swim Lessons Start........17–19 Drawing and Painting................... 21 Tri Endurance Swim...................... 12 Adult Swim Lessons...................... 19 Adult Fitness Swim....................... 19 Tri Swim Smart............................. 12 Adult 3 on 3 Basketball Tourney... 14 The Story of Redemption................ 9 TAG Boot Camp........................... 15 Raise Your Voice........................... 10 Teen 3 on 3 Basketball Tourney..... 14 Date Night.................................... 27 Triathlon Lecture Series................. 12

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Basic Video Editing....................... 24 Lifeguarding................................. 20 Water Safety Instructor................. 20 Spring Theme Art Workshop......... 21 Vegetable & Fruit Gardening......... 26 Country Line Dancing................... 22 Youth Swim Lessons Start........17–19 Grief Release Workshops.............. 26 Living Well in Idaho...................... 26 I2I: Learn the Truth....................... 26 Container Flower Gardens............ 26 Breakdancing................................ 23 K-Rock N Roll Climbers................. 15 Intro to Rock Climbing.................. 15 Mommy Boot Camp..................... 15 K-Rock Kids Climbers.................... 15 Outdoor Photography................... 21 Adult Swim Lessons...................... 19 Adult Fitness Swim....................... 19 Sunbeams....................................... 9 Smart and Safe Series................... 14 My First Garden............................ 26 Tri Swim Smart............................. 12 Drawing and Painting................... 21 Tri Endurance Swim...................... 12 Intro to Digital Audio Recording.... 24 Youth Gardening: Bugs................. 26 How to Handle Emotional Conversations............................... 26 Community CPR........................... 26 Lifeguarding................................. 20 Rhythmic Gymnastics.................... 23 Acoustic Guitar I & II..................... 22 Learn to Fence.............................. 15 Kroc Fencing Club........................ 15 Xplode Boot Camp....................... 15

May Sunday Sundae............................... 9 Indoor Run Challenge................... 13 Team Weight Loss Challenge........ 13 Rhythmic Gymnastics.................... 23 Young Elite Athlete....................... 14 Youth Golf Lessons....................... 14 Intro to Script Writing................... 24 Acoustic Guitar I & II..................... 22 Art and Church Experience........... 22 Learn to Fence.............................. 15 Kroc Fencing Club........................ 15 Intro to Watercolor....................... 21 Intro to Live Sound....................... 24 Intro to Feldenkrais....................... 15 Preschool Connection................... 25 Spring Critters.............................. 24 QuickFit Kids................................. 14 Kroc Lead Climbing...................... 15 Tiny Tots & Tot Time...................... 25 Youth Golf Lessons....................... 14

MAY 1 MAY 1 MAY 1 MAY 1 MAY 2 MAY 2 MAY 3 MAY 3 MAY 5 MAY 6 MAY 7 MAY 12 MAY 15 MAY 15 MAY 19 MAY 20 MAY 24

Preschool Connection................... 25 Globetrotters: Australia................. 24 QuickFit Kids................................. 14 Intro to Feldenkrais....................... 15 Tiny Rockers & Rock N’ Rollers...... 25 Kroc Lead Climbing Certification... 15 Wonderful Watercolor.................. 21 Waltz and Foxtrot......................... 22 Smart and Safe Series................... 14 Sunday Sundae............................... 9 Youth Swim Lessons Start........17–19 Outdoor Photography................... 21 Adult Swim Lessons...................... 19 Adult Fitness Swim....................... 19 Scrapbook Bootcamp.................... 22 Saved to Serve................................ 9 Let’s Cook & Learn Etiquette......... 25

June JUN 3

Sunday Sundae............................... 9

Age Quick Reference

Contact Us

Welcome to The Kroc Center.

Operating Hours Mon–Fri: 5am–10pm Sat: 7am–10pm Sunday: 8am–7pm

Hours are subject to change.

Please visit the website, www.kroccda.org, for current hours, schedules, and events.

Aquatics 208.763.0613 Birthday Parties 208.763.0632 Business/Accounting 208.763.0628 Catering 208.763.0633 donations 208.763.0627 Facility Rentals 208.763.0616

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

Fitness 208.763.0637 group inquiries 208.763.0632 kids’ Camps & After school 208.763.0618

0-6 yrs

marketing 208.763.0629

kroc activity

Ministry/church 208.763.0606

Cove Pool With Adult Supervision In Water

Play Care/Child watch 208.763.0646

Indoor Playground With Adult Supervision

Scholarships 208.763.0596

Rock Climbing With Adult Supervision/Waiver on File

Planned Facility Closures

Walk/Jog Track With Supervision (15+)

Dec. 24 | Christmas Eve, Closed**

The Zone and Gym With Supervision (15+)

Dec. 25 | Christmas Day, Closed**

Competition Pool With Adult On-Deck

Dec. 31 | New Years Eve, Closed

Cove Pool With Supervision On-Deck (15+)

Jan. 1 | New Years Day, Closed

7-10 Play Care With Adult On-Site

Apr. 8 | Easter Sunday, Closed**

Competition Pool Rec Swim Without Adult With Deep Water Swim Test

May 28 | Memorial Day, Holiday Hours* Jul. 4 | Independence Day, Closed

Check-In Without Adult

*No drop-in fitness classes or Play Care offered on holidays with special hours. **Open for Church services only.

The Zone Without Adult

Planned Swim Meets

Cove Pool Rec Swim Without Adult

There are occasional scheduled aquatic events. During the following days, limited lap lanes will be available, and the Competition Pool may be congested.

Walk/Jog Track Without Adult

Gym Without Adult

February 28, 9AM–7PM | Swim Meet

Competition Pool Lap Swim Without Adult

Open Aqua/Open River With Adult

Ramsey Road

US 95

Golf Course Rd.

Fitness Machines and Free Weights Without Adult Group Exercise Class Without Adult

11 | T he Kroc Center reserves the right to terminate membership in response to any immoral or illegal activity by a member.

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mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without

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

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Christian Church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its

5 | C lothing including shirt and shoes must be worn in all areas outside of pools and sun deck. No swimwear or wet clothing is allowed outside of aquatic areas. Proper workout attire is required in fitness area (no street shoes or jeans.) Any clothing, including logos or messages on apparel, must be acceptable in a family setting.

10 | W ith exceptions to special dietary restrictions, outside food is not allowed at The Salvation Army Kroc Center.

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No

The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal

4 | No one under the age of 13 is allowed in the Fitness Area unless participating in a Kroc Center program or class. Members 13–14 may use the Fitness Area after successfully passing the Smart Start for Teens program or with a participating adult.

9 | W eapons of any kind are not permitted on the premises.

Belay Certification/Waiver on File

Open Aqua/Open River Without Adult

About The Salvation Army

3 | L ost membership cards must be reported and replaced within 30 days. There is a $5 fee to replace a membership card.

8 | S moking and/or use of any type of smokeless tobacco are prohibited in the facility or on facility grounds.

Fitness Machines With Smart Start Class

Kellogg

1 | C hildren under the age of 11 must be accompanied in The Kroc Center. See age chart to left for more information.

7 | A lcohol and/or drugs are not allowed anywhere on the premises.

Fitness Machines and Free Weights With Adult

Post Falls

In order to facilitate positive life experiences while at The Kroc Center, mutual respect between members, guests, and staff is required at all times. Failure to observe these policies will result in disciplinary action and/or termination of membership privileges. Center personnel have the right to refuse service to anyone deemed disruptive or abusive. The Kroc Center reserves the right to conduct background checks on all members and day pass users.

6 | B icycles, roller blades, skateboards, scooters or pets (excluding service animals) will not be allowed inside the facility.

Rock Climb Without Adult/Waiver on File

Group Exercise Class With Adult

Facility location

Code of Conduct & Discipline Policy

2 | R efrain from the use of foul language, abusive actions, and inappropriate behavior.

Programming 208.763.0641

We wish you a happy and healthy new year. We are dedicated to providing your family with a quality experience that will help you reach your very best in 2012.

7-10 11-12 13-14 15-17 yrs yrs yrs yrs

Play Care With Adult On-Site

multisport 208.763.0657

We thank you for your ongoing support of The Kroc Center. We couldn’t do it without you. May your year be blessed with good health and amazing friendships.

A great place to grow.

General Information/Main 208.667.1865 | 208.667.6301

Memberships 208.667.1865

A note from the Majors.

The Kroc Center:

Looking for even more? The Kroc has over 100 Drop-in Options to Choose from.

Fitness classes Basketball, Boot Camp, Extra Gentle Stretch and Tone, Group Strength, Indoor Cycling, Kids N’ Me Stretch and Tone, Low Intensity Stretch and Tone, NIA, Pickleball, Pilates, Shake & Tone, Soccer, Stretch & Tone, Turbo Kick, Ultimate Frisbee, Volleyball, Zumba, & Zumba Tone.

raised is used to support those services in nearly 9,000 communities nationwide. For services,

Aquatics classes Aqua Sculpt, Aqua Blast, Arthritis Aqua Fit, Arthritis Gentle Aerobics, Aqua Zumba, Cardio Core, Deep Water Cardio, Deep Water Running, Hydromaniacs, River Walk Class, & Wave Runners.

donations, and other information, visit www.salvationarmyusa.org.

Pick-up a Drop-in Fitness Schedule at the front desk or download one online at www.kroccda.org.

discrimination.

Nearly 33 million Americans receive assistance from The Salvation Army each year through a wide array of social services that range from providing food for the hungry, relief for disaster victims, assistance for the disabled, outreach to the elderly and ill, clothing and shelter to the homeless and opportunities for underprivileged children. About 83 cents of every dollar

2 Winter/Spring 2012

Flex Fee classes Masters Adult Swim Team Open Ballroom Dancing Stroller Strides TRX Water 4 Lunch

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2012 Winter/Spring Program Guide Jan 1-June 9

Sign-up early for best class selections.

Dec. 13–15: Gold Members Early Enrollment Dec. 16: Open Enrollment

Youth Golf Lessons. pg. 14 Learn to be a Lifeguard. pg. 20

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Drop-in Options to choose from.

Pick-up a Drop-in Fitness Schedule at the front desk or download one at www.kroccda.org.

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