YOUTH DEVELOPMENT - YMCA of Southeast Ventura County

FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT ® 

FOR HEALTHY LIVING 

FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY 

GROWING 

STRONGER 

TOGETHER 

School Year 2012-2013 Program Guide 

SIMI VALLEY FAMILY YMCA 

a branch of the Southeast Ventura County YMCA 

805.583.5338 • sevymca.org

WELCOME TO THE SIMI 

VALLEY FAMILY YMCA 

OUR MISSION 

The Southeast Ventura County YMCA’s mission is to 

put Judeo-Christian principles into practice through 

programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all. 

YOUR MEMBERSHIP 

When you join the Y, you join a community of 

men, women and children who are committed to 

youth development, healthy living, and social 

responsibility. Whether you are interested in being 

fit, making friends, supporting your community, or 

all three, the Y can help you reach those goals. 

Our staff is committed to providing you and your 

family with classes, programs, and activities 

designed to help you learn, grow and thrive. 

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE 

Our programs and membership are designed 

for everyone. It is the goal of the YMCA to be 

affordable to all. As a result, a financial assistance 

program is offered. Financial assistance is made 

possible by the generous support of members, 

individuals, foundations and businesses through 

the “Strong Kids Campaign.” Financial assistance 

applications are available at the Member Service 

Center and at sevymca.org. 

AWAY PROGRAM 

Members are always welcome at the Y. When you 

are traveling, your exercise routine can remain 

uninterrupted. The AWAY Program gives you access 

to more than 2,400 branches of the Y, at a free or 

reduced rate. To find a participating Y, call 

800-872-9622 or check online at ymca.net. 

FACILITY HOURS 

Monday – Thursday 5:30 A.M. – 10:00 P.M. 

Friday 

5:30 A.M. – 9:00 P.M 

Saturday 

6:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. 

Sunday 

9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. 

*Pools close 30 minutes prior to facility closing. 

HOLIDAYS 

The Y will be closed in observance of the 

following holidays: 

2012 Holiday Closings 

Labor Day, September 3 

Thanksgiving Day, November 22 

Christmas Eve, December 24, Close at 1:00 P.M. 

Christmas Day, December 25 

New Year’s Eve, December 31, Close at 1:00 P.M. 

2013 Holiday Closings: 

New Year’s Day, January 1 

Easter Sunday, March 31 

Memorial Day, May 27 

FACILITY MAINTENANCE AND UPGRADE 

CLOSINGS 

It is necessary from time to time to close YMCA 

areas and/or the building for short periods due 

to facility improvements and construction. 

The Y does not provide refunds or credits due 

to occasional building or specific facility area 

closings. 

SATISFACTION GUARANTEE 

We are so confident in meeting your needs that 

we offer a 30-day satisfaction guarantee. We 

will refund your joining fee within the first 30 

days of your join date, provided you have used 

the Y 6 times and attended a fitness orientation 

with a staff member. 

(Guarantee applies to full memberships only.) 

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Y MEMBERSHIP 

FULL MEMBERSHIP 

The Benefits of Full Membership Include: 

• A wholesome, family oriented environment 

• MobileFit customized exercise system 

• Knowledgeable fitness staff 

• More than 50 weekly group exercise classes 

• More than 30 weekly aquatics fitness classes 

• Dance classes 

• Martial Arts 

• Youth Gymnastics 

• Family/recreational swim time 

• Child Watch 

• Priority registration and special rates 

for programs 

• Use of the Conejo Valley and Miller 

Family YMCAs 

• AWAY membership privileges at more 

than 2,400 Ys throughout the 

U.S. and Canada 

• Guest privileges 

• Family Fun Nights and special events 

Facility Features Include: 

• Fitness Center with full lines of strength 

and cardio equipment 

• Free Weights 

• Youth Fitness Center 

• Indoor Aquatics Center with 25 yard 

indoor lap pool and warm water pool 

• Aquatics exercise equipment 

• Locker rooms 

PROGRAM MEMBERSHIP 

The Y is a membership based organization. As a 

Y-Program Member, you can sign up for a specific 

class or activity you choose at a designated fee. 

Y-Program Members can only participate in those 

activities for which they are enrolled and do not 

have facility use privileges except for on special 

occasions. 

Individual Program Membership 

Family Program Membership 

$40/year 

$80/year 

MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES 

Membership Type 

Monthy 

Membership Fee 

Monthy Option 

Joining Fee* 

Family $70 $10 

Single Parent Family $55 $10 

Couple $62 $10 

Individual $45 $10 

Teen $29 $5 

THERE ARE TWO METHODS OF PAYMENT 

A. MONTHLY AUTOPAY – AS EASY AS 1-2-3 

Continuous membership through payment of a low 

monthly fee. 

1. Complete a membership application form. 

2. Complete and sign authorization for bank or 

credit card company to make monthly 

membership payment to YMCA. 

3. Provide YMCA with a voided check/credit card 

number and a down payment (first month and 

joining fee). 

Cancellation must be in writing with a 15-day 

notice. 

B. ANNUAL PAYMENT 

Dues may be paid in full upon joining and yearly 

thereafter. 

Payment is accepted via cash, check or credit card. 

*JOINING THE Y IS SIMPLER THAN EVER! 

Now you get to choose how you want to pay your 

joining fee! 

Pay just $10 per month over the course of one year 

or pay $120 (teen $60) at the time of enrollent. 

• There is a joining fee with every new Y membership. 

You will never have to pay this fee again as long 

as you keep your membership current. If the 

membership is inactive for more than 30 days, it 

is no longer considered current. 

• Memberships discontinued for 30 days or more 

are subject to being charged the joining fee. 

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Y MEMBERSHIP 

CHILD WATCH 

While working out or participating in a Y program, 

Full Members are invited to use our complimentary 

Child Watch service. Children ages six weeks to 

ten years can enjoy supervised playtime for up to 

two hours while parents are in the facility. All Child 

Watch staff are trained and certified in CPR and 

First Aid. Parents are required to observe our sign 

in/out policy. Diaper changing is not provided; 

parents will be called to change diapers. 

Child Watch is offered for children 

ages 6 weeks – 10 years 

Child Watch Hours: 

Monday – Friday 8 A.M. – 12 P.M. 

4 P.M. – 8 P.M. 

Saturdays 8 A.M. – 1 P.M. 

GUEST POLICY 

We encourage adult Full Members 18 years and 

over to introduce family and friends to the Y. Our 

guest policy has been adopted to protect our 

members and assure safety. 

• YMCA member ID is required. 

• Guests must show a photo ID and sign 

a waiver of liability. 

• Guests under 18 must be accompanied by a 

parent or legal guardian who must sign a 

waiver of liability and remain in the facility for 

the entire visit. 

• All guests must follow YMCA policies 

and procedures. 

• Guests are limited to two visits. 

V VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES 

The Y is a cause for strengthening communities, 

committed every day to youth development, 

healthy living, and social responsibility. 

When you volunteer at the Y, you take an 

active role in bringing about meaningful, enduring 

change in your own neighborhood. No matter what 

your special talents, interests, or schedule, you can 

impact the lives of others as a YMCA Volunteer. 

To find out more, call our Volunteer 

Coordinator, Joan Yarborough, at 805.583.5338. 

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES 

For employment opportunities, please stop 

by our Member Service Center in the lobby, 

or call 805.583.5338. 

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YOUTH DEVELOPMENT 

PRESCHOOL 

The YMCA state licensed preschool is located on 

the Royal High School Campus. The YMCA trained 

staff have completed at least 12 Early Childhood 

Education Units. There is 1 staff to every 

12 children. 

CURRICULUM: 

Each learning experience in our program develops 

one or more skills or concepts from these content 

areas: 

• Fine and Gross Motor Skills 

• Cognitive Development 

• Science and Mathematics 

• Language and Cultural Arts 

• Nutrition & Food Experience 

• Computer Awareness 

• Values 

A TYPICAL DAY 

7:00 Interest Centers/Breakfast 

8:30 Greeting/Group Circle Time 

8:45 Hand Washing/Morning Snack 

9:00 Outside Time 

10:00 Inside Curriculum/Centers 

11:00 Small Group Activities 

12:00 Lunch 

1:00 Quiet Individual Reading 

Nap Time 

3:00 Interest Centers 

Hand Washing/Snack 

4:30 Outside Play/Outside Clean Up 

5:30 Inside Play/Clean Up 

6:00 School Closes 

AGES: 

2 1/2 to 5 (must be potty trained) 

DAYS: Monday – Friday 

HOURS: 

FULL TIME 

PART TIME 

7:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. 

7:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. 

PRESCHOOL TUITION 

CATEGORY Full Time Part Time 

Full Day $592 $363 

Part Day $420 $257 

We accept CDR/CHS/ First 5 

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CHILD CARE 

BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL AGE 

CHILDCARE 

REGISTER EARLY, SPACE IS LIMITED! 

The Simi Valley Family YMCA Before and 

After School Program is a state-licensed, value 

enriched program that provides safe, convenient, 

reliable and fun, supervised care for students in 

Kindergarten through 6th grades with a ratio of 

1 staff to 12 students. Staff are Y trained and 

CPR/First Aid Certified. 

TIMES: Before school 6:00 A.M.– 8:30 A.M. 

After school 12:30 P.M. – 6:30 P.M. 

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Before and After School Program Curriculum: 

Sports, Nutrition, Creative Play, Arts and Crafts, 

Games, Academics (science, math, language, 

cultural awareness, computers and homework), 

Values (Respect, Honesty, Caring and Responsibility) 

BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL 

PROGRAM LOCATIONS: 

Abraham Lincoln Elementary 

Arroyo Elementary 

Atherwood Elementary 

Berylwood Elementary 

Big Springs Elementary 

Hollow Hills Fundamental 

Justin Elementary 

Katherine Elementary 

Santa Susana Elementary 

Simi Elementary 

Sycamore Elementary 

White Oak Elementary 

Child Care Monthly Fees 

CATEGORY 

Full time Part time 

(4-5 days) (2-3 days) 

A.M. Care $92 $56 

P.M. Care - 4 hours $372 $228 

P.M. CARE 

Up to 2 Hours 

for Kindergartners Only 

$204 $159 

WE ACCEPT CDR/CHS 

CHANGING THE COMMUNITY 

What would our lives be like if we never developed 

bad eating habits What if excercise was as much 

a part of our routines as brushing our teeth At 

the Y, we think every child should have the gift of 

good health for life. When you enroll your child in a 

Y childcare program, you will find healthy food and 

fitness as a part of all that we do. Healthy habits 

improve your child’s life in every way. Are you ready 

to make the best choice for your child YMCA 

childcare is committed to healthy living. We are 

different, this is Y. 

We provide transportation to and from selected 

schools. 

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DAY CAMP 

WINTER CAMP 

Y Winter Camp is held at our child care sites. Kids will 

develop their creative skills with arts and crafts, enjoy 

exciting activities and have fun on a field trip! Winter 

Camp is open to the community: current enrollment in 

YMCA Child Care is not required. 

GRADES: K–6 

DATES: December 24 - January 4 

TIMES: 

6:00 A.M.–6:30 P.M. 

SPRING CAMP 

Y Spring Camp is held at the Simi Valley Family YMCA. 

Kids will participate in indoor and outdoor games and 

activities, and have fun on a field trip! Spring Camp is 

open to the community: current enrollment in YMCA 

Child Care is not required. 

GRADES: K–6 

DATES: March 25 - 29 

HOURS: 

6:00 A.M.–6:30 P.M. 

CAMP OBJECTIVES 

Y Day Camp is designed to provide a positive 

camp experience in a safe and accepting 

environment. Well-trained, qualified camp staff serve 

as positive role models for campers. 

Y Day Camp enhances camper’s self-confidence, 

self-esteem and leadership skills through 

organized fun activities. Campers are motivated 

to be creative, expressive and learn new skills. 

Campers will develop an appreciation of our 

environment and explore ways to take an active 

role in protecting and conserving it. They will also 

strengthen their sense of teamwork and form 

new friendships. 

CAMP LEVEL GRADES FEES 

Day Camp K & 1st $98 (2-3 days) 

$162 (4-5 days) 

Day Camp 2nd & 3rd $98 (2-3 days) 

$162 (4-5 days) 

Day Camp 4th & 5th $98 (2-3 days) 

$162 (4-5 days) 

SUMMER DAY CAMP 

At the Y’s Summer Day Camps, every day is an 

adventure, filled with fun and shared with friends. 

For parents, camps are reliable, affordable and 

convenient, with hours to accomodate their busy 

work schedules. 

Registration begins March 1, 2013 

GRADES: K–8 

SUMMER STARTS: June 17, 2013 

HOURS: 

6:00 A.M.–6:30 P.M. 

To achieve this purpose, program staff and 

volunteers have adopted the following goals: 

Employ and train staff who are good role 

models and skilled in leading group work 

and outdoor activities. 

Develop and maintain facilities and equipment 

that provide a safe environment for exploration 

and growth. 

Prepare program plans that ensure an organized 

and well-rounded camp experience. 

Cultivate in campers strong feelings of self-worth, 

appreciation of diversity in others and creation of 

lifelong friendships. 

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SWIM LESSONS 

YMCA aquatic programs promote the development of the whole person – spirit, mind, and body. In order to 

obtain the highest quality of instruction, our swimming lessons are structured around a child-centered learning 

model and children are divided into ability appropriate levels. Our trained instructors emphasize personal water 

safety, swimming skills, endurance, and social skills; while guiding children with praise and encouragement. 

Lessons are scheduled to conveniently take place once a week, Monday-Thursday and Saturday, but please keep 

in mind that success in developing skills comes with increased repetition. 

PARENT/CHILD: 

Children 6 - 36 months with parent 

Parent will accompany their child into the pool 

to acquaint them with the water environment. An 

instructor provides guidance in how to help your 

child develop comfort, coordination, motor skills, 

balance and social skills in the water. 

(Swim diaper required.) 

AGES 3 - 5 

PIKE: Designed for beginners who have little 

or no water experience. Emphasis is on basic 

swimming skills. 

Prerequisite: At least 3 years old. 

EEL: Introduction to arm movements, breathing 

and glides without assistance. 

Prerequisite: Completion of Pike or comfortable 

going under water and completing basic movement 

with assistance. 

RAY: Emphasis on swimmer’s ability to perform 

strokes unassisted. Learn rhythmic and rotary 

breathing, jump, surface and return to wall, 

introduction to backstroke and breaststroke, and 

continue practicing freestyle. 

Prerequisite: Completion of Eel or front and back 

float for 10 seconds and swim 15 feet without a 

flotation device. 

AGES 6 & UP 

POLLIWOG: 

Gradual introduction to basic swim skills, personal 

safety, survival float, and confidence building. 

Prerequisite: 6 years old. 

GUPPY: 

Work on stroke development for freestyle, 

breaststroke, backstroke and elementary backstroke, 

rhythmic and rotary breathing, streamline on front 

and back, introduction to butterfly kick, being 

comfortable in the deep end. 

Prerequisite: Completion of Polliwog or be able to 

swim the length of the pool without assistance. 

MINNOW: 

Mastering freestyle with rotary breathing. 

Increase endurance of backstroke, freestyle and 

breaststroke(50 yards). 

Prerequisite: Completion of Guppy or be able to 

swim 25 yards of freestyle with rhythmic breathing, 

breaststroke, and backstroke without assistance. 

FISH: 

Designed to help swimmers perfect freestyle with 

rotary breathing, backstroke, and breaststroke with 

rhythmic breathing for 50 yards. Learn flip turns and 

introduction to butterfly. 

Prerequisite: Completion of Minnow or be able to 

swim 50 yards of freestyle breaststroke and backstroke. 

SWIM LESSONS FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS: 

Swim Lessons are available for children with special needs. Lessons are developed to provide a safe, effective, 

and successful class for individuals requiring adaptations to any or all environments, equipment, instructional 

strategies, skill techniques, and teaching methods. Classes are taught by swim instructors who have experience 

working with children with special needs. 

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SCHOOL YEAR SWIM LESSONS 

Please arrive a few minutes prior to your lesson. • Please note the specific lesson start and end time. 

Weekday 

Lesson Times 

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Weekend 

Lesson Times 

Saturday 

2:30-3:00 P.M. Pike, Eel, Ray Pike, Eel, Ray Pike, Eel, Ray Pike, Eel, Ray 9:00-9:30 A.M. Parent/Tot, 

Pike, Eel, Ray 

3:05-3:35 P.M. Polliwog, Guppy, 

Minnow, Fish 

3:40-4:10 P.M. Pike, Eel, Ray 

Private 


Minnow, Fish 

Polliwog, Guppy, 

Minnow, Fish 


Private 


Minnow, Fish 


Minnow, Fish 


Private 


Minnow, Fish 


Minnow, Fish 


Private 


Minnow, Fish 

9:40-10:10 A.M. Polliwog, Guppy, 

Minnow, Fish 

10:20-10:50 A.M. Parent/Tot, 


11:00-11:30 A.M. Polliwog, Guppy, 

Minnow, Fish 

4:50-5:20 P.M. Private Private Private Private 11:35-12:05 P.M. Private 

5:25-5:55 P.M. Pike, Eel, Ray, 

Parent Tot 


Minnow, Fish 

Pike, Eel, Ray, 

Parent Tot 


Minnow, Fish 


Parent Tot 


Minnow, Fish 


Parent Tot 

6:35-7:05 P.M. Private Private Private Private 


Minnow, Fish 

All swim lessons are once a week for 7 weeks sessions unless noted. 

Swim Lesson Fees Family Full Member Program Member 

Group Lessons: 

1 day/week 

Group Lessons: 

2 day/week 

$47 for 7 lessons $94 for 7 lessons 


Private Lessons $114 for 7 lessons $193 for 7 lessons 

Fall II Group Lessons 

( For Wed., Thurs., Sat.) 

Fall II Private Lessons 

( For Wed., Thurs., Sat.) 



Program Membership Fee None $80 For Family 

Session 

Dates 

Fall I September 10 – October 27 

Fall II October 29 – December 15 

(No classes November 21 – 24) 

Winter January 7 – February 23 

Spring I February 25 – April 20 

(No classes March 25 – 30) 

Spring II April 22 – June 8 

Age Group 

6-36 Months Parent/Tot 

3-5 Years Old Pike, Eel, Ray 

Level 

6 Years Old and Up Polliwog, Guppy, Minnow, Fish 

12:10-12:40 P.M. Private 

12:45-1:15 P.M. Private 

Aquatic Policies 

• Swim lesson registration 

closes the Thursday prior to 

start of each session. 

• Please attend your scheduled 

class, as make-up classes 

are not available for 

non-attendance. 

No credits or refunds 

will be given. 

• Swim diapers required for all 

Parent/Child swim lessons. 

• We cannot guarantee that 

the instructor that you are 

requesting will be available. 

We will do our best to 

accommodate your request. 

• All schedules are subject to 

change with notifications. 

For more information 

call 805-583-5338. 

For updated schedules 

stop by the YMCA. 

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SWIM TEAM 

JR. STINGRAYS - The Jr. Stingray team is designed 

for beginning swim team members. Attention is 

focused on stroke development, endurance, team 

building, and having fun! Swimmers must be able to 

complete 25 yards of butterfly, backstroke and 

breaststroke and 50 yards of freestyle. 

TIMES: 

DAYS: 

FEES: 

Practice options 

4:30-5:30 P.M. or 

5:30-6:30 P.M. 

Practices are held with a 2 day option 

or an up-to-four-day option 

Monday – Thursday. 

2 Day option 

Full Member - $30 

Program Member - $60 

3 or 4 Day option 

Full Member - $40 

Program Member - $80 

SR. STINGRAYS - The Sr. Stingray team is 

designed for more advanced swimmers. Swimmers 

will work on perfecting their stroke technique, 

building endurance and strive to beat their personal 

best. Swimmers must be able to complete 100 yards 

of freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and 50 yards 

of butterfly. 

TIMES: Practice options 

4:30-5:30 P.M. or 

5:30-6:30 P.M. 

DAYS: Practices are held on 

Monday - Thursday. 

FEES: Full Member $40 

Program Member $80 

All registration fees are due by the first of the month. 

For your convenience we have online registration 

available at sevymca.org and automatic draft for 

ongoing participation 

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HEALTHY LIVING 

AQUATICS CLASSES 

The Y offers a wide range of swimming options for the whole family. Our two indoor heated pools operate 

year round. Activities in the pools are designed to promote healthy lifestyles and offer opportunities to 

meet other members at the Simi Valley Family YMCA. For an updated class schedule, stop by the Member 

Services Center. 

JOINT MOBILITY: 

This class will provide you the opportunity to 

work out sore joints and aches and pains that 

accompany fibromyalgia, arthritis, osteoarthritis, 

or just those everyday aches and pains. Taught in 

the warm water pool. 

LOW IMPACT W.E.T: 

An intermediate step between Joint Mobility and 

W.E.T., this class provides a full body workout with 

smooth low impact moves. Taught in the warm 

water pool. 

W.E.T: 

Improve your cardiovascular endurance and muscle 

tone using the buoyancy and resistance of the water. 

W.E.T. provides a great workout with no impact or 

harmful effects on joints/muscles, and you stay cool 

during your workout! Taught in the main pool. 

POOLATES: 

Poolates: Combining the elements of mat and 

apparatus-based Pilates, Poolates takes the 

fundamental principles of the Pilates method to 

the pool. Effective and challenging, Poolates 

is soothing to the mind and spirit and gentler 

on joints and muscles than land-based exercises. 

Poolates innovatively uses the buoyancy, 

resistance, and gentle movement of water to 

strengthen muscles, enhance flexibility and 

posture, sharpen coordination and balance, 

and relax body and soul. 

WATER EXERCISE CLASSES ARE 

INCLUDED IN FULL MEMBERSHIP. 

MASTERS SWIM TEAM: 

A moderate pace team which encourages swimmers 

18 years and older to stay active and fit. Practice 

is led by an experienced swimmer who makes goals 

attainable and exciting. 

DAYS: 

TIMES: 

FEES: 

Mondays and Wednesdays 

6:00 – 7:15 A.M. 

Program Members $60/Month. 

Full Member $10/Month. 

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HEALTH, WELL-BEING & FITNESS 

JOURNEY TO HEALTH 

CHALLENGE 

TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR HEALTH 

Starting a new wellness routine is not easy, but 

the Y’s JOURNEY TO HEALTH CHALLENGE is here 

to simplify the process and get you started on the 

right foot. (Ages 12+) 

Based on scientific research, this program incorporates 

goal setting, fitness and nutrition into a one-year 

program designed to help you achieve long-term 

results. Available for Y Members only. 

THE Y WILL HELP YOU 

• Stay accountable & motivated by providing 

coaching and MobileFit 

• Remove barriers to success 

• Embark on a journey that leads to better health 

and wellness 

• Achieve your results 

HOW IT WORKS 

With the help of a certified fitness coach and our 

exclusive MobileFit online training and nutrition 

system, you will establish your goals and benchmarks 

to accomplish your results. Along the way, you will 

track your JOURNEY TO HEALTH points and earn 

bonus rewards. 

JOURNEY TO HEALTH POINTS 

Points can be earned by working out at any YMCA, 

taking a group excercise class, swimming, walking, 

jogging, enjoying your favorite sport, exercising on 

your own, attending appointments with your fitness 

coach and MUCH more. 

BONUS REWARDS 

Bonus Rewards have been selected to help keep 

you focused and energized on your journey. Stop by 

the welcome center to find out how you can enroll 

in the JOURNEY TO HEALTH CHALLENGE and begin 

earning bonus points today! 

MOBILE FIT 

Integrated within our JOURNEY TO HEALTH 

CHALLENGE, Mobile Fit is specifically designed 

for the YMCA. It is the next generation for personal 

fitness. Mobile Fit allows you to customize and track 

your workouts using state-of-the-art technology. It 

is easy to use and a great motivational tool. It 

provides physical assessments, nutritional planning, 

and a great opportunity to communicate with our 

trained fitness coaches. A YMCA fitness coach will 

help get you started. 

PERSONAL TRAINING 

Get motivated with a Personal Trainer. Imagine having 

a professional at your side to ensure you receive 

proper knowledge, safety, and maximum results in 

your workout! Our trainers are experienced and friendly. 

• Does your workout need some 

personal attention 

• Do you have special needs or are you 

recovering from an injury 

• Are you looking to achieve a specific goal 

or look better for a special event 

(i.e. wedding) 

• Do you need to jump start your 

exercise regime 

FEE: 3 sessions $120 

6 sessions $225 

12 sessions $445 

To schedule 

an appointment, 

please call the 

Fitness Center at 

805.583.5338 

x 232 

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F CARDIO FUSION – High energy class that 

combines intense aerobic training with high impact 

resistance training. A challenging workout for all 

levels of fitness. 

F FULL BODY FUSION – A blend of stability 

ball training and functional core training for a total 

body workout. Mats provided. 

F KICKBOXING – A high energy and high impact 

class that combines easy to follow punch and kick 

combinations. A challenging workout for all levels of 

fitness. 

F MUSCLE CONDITIONING – This strength 

training class is aimed at increasing muscular 

strength, endurance, and definition for your entire 

body. Helps to increase bone density, burn fat, and 

improve your quality of life. 

F PILATES – Helps to build strength and 

flexibility with an emphasis on lengthening the body 

and aligning the spine. Mats provided. All levels are 

welcome! 

F YOGA – Combines core conditioning with 

flexibility to promote a healthy relationship between 

mind, body and spirit. Yoga mats provided. 

F ZUMBA – A very dynamic and exciting class 

full of Latin and Exotic music flavors. The routines 

feature aerobic interval training with a combination of 

fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. 

It targets areas such as glutes, legs, arms, abdominals, 

and the most important muscle in the body, the heart! 

F Indicates Family Classes (12 & up) 

– Family classes are designed 

with the family in mind. 

A parent must accompany their child 

in the class! 

F BOOT CAMP – This fun and energetic class 

combines intense cardio training, high impact step 

aerobics, muscle strengthening, and total body 

conditioning. 

F INDOOR CYCLING – An instructor led cycling 

class designed to build strength, endurance, and 

expend calories for a total aerobic workout. All levels 

of fitness are welcome! 

F STEP FUSION – This cardio class combines 

the high intensity challenge of step with easy-to-follow 

choreography and weight bearing movements. It’s old 

school but it works! 

SILVER AND STRONG – A stress free energetic 

class geared towards seniors. This low-impact class 

will help to increase flexibility, strengthen muscles, 

and improve day to day functions. 

SILVER & STRONG WOMEN ON WEIGHTS 

A class designed specifically for active older 

women seeking weight training in a more 

comfortable environment. The class meets 

in the Youth Fitness Center. 

T’AI CHI – A slow, gentle exercise based on the 

internal, soft Chinese martial arts and is suitable 

for all ages. The benefits of T’ai Chi include improved 

posture, coordination, flexibility, stress management, 

balance, strength, and more. Wear comfortable 

clothes and shoes, but no special equipment is 

required. Taught by Manuel Cuizon. 

Y FITNESS CLASSES ARE INCLUDED 

WITH FULL MEMBERSHIP. THESE FITNESS 

CLASSES ARE FOR FULL MEMBERS ONLY. 

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YOUTH FITNESS CENTER 

The Youth Fitness Center, equipped with state-ofthe-art 

youth size equipment, is a place for our 

younger members to develop healthy habits that 

they will carry throughout their lives. A safe, fun, 

supervised environment where boys and girls ages 8 

to 13 can participate in the cardiovascular, resistance 

training and flexibility activities that are appropriate 

for their age. Certified fitness instructors will teach 

children aspects of a healthy lifestyle. 

AGES: 8 to 13 

DAYS/TIMES: Monday - Thursday 

5:00 - 8:00 P.M. 

FEES: 

Full Member 

Included with Membership 

CHILDREN F.I.R.S.T. 

(Fitness Instruction for the Rising Stars of Tomorrow) 

Designed to help children, ages 3-7, develop an 

early understanding of the basic principles of 

health and fitness. Children learn the basics of 

good nutrition, proper stretching techniques, the 

benefits of exercise, and the emotional benefits in 

a fun atmosphere with music. All sessions conclude 

with an exercise designed to develop self-esteem. 

AGES: 3 to 7 

DAYS/TIMES: Tuesdays 3:30 - 4:30 P.M. 

FEES: 

Full Member 

Included with Membership 

Program Member 

$35/7-week session 

KARATE/JUJITSU is a practical and effective 

way to learn to defend yourself. The class will 

instruct you in techniques of joint locks, throws, 

strikes, kicks, and blocks. Through practice you 

will gain endurance, flexibility, and improve 

coordination while having a great time and a good 

workout. Children will develop self-confidence, 

respect, discipline, and concentration - values and 

skills that will support them the rest of their lives. 

Wear comfortable, loose fitting clothing. Uniforms (Gi) 

are not required; however, they are available through 

the Sensei. Taught by Sensei Alan McNary 

AGES: 

DAYS/TIMES: 

AGES: 

DAYS/TIMES: 

FEES: 

12 to Adult 

Saturdays 11:00 A.M.-12:00 P.M. 

7 to Adult 

Saturdays 12:15-1:15 P.M. 

Full Member 




YOUTH MARTIAL ARTS is specially designed 

for youth ready to begin a Martial Arts class. Class 

will help build self-esteem, confidence, body 

coordination, balance and motor skills. Participants 

will learn the basic fundamentals of Karate/Jujitsu 

within a fun and energetic atmosphere. 

Wear comfortable loose fitting clothing. Uniforms 

(Gi) are not required. 

AGES: 5-10 

DAYS/TIMES: Mondays 3:30-4:30 P.M. 

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FEES: 

Full Member 



$35/7-week session



PRESCHOOL BALLET & TAP 

Specially designed for the little ones who are 

ready for their first Ballet & Tap class. Dance 

instruction helps children develop motor skills and 

coordination. Your child will learn structured dance 

routines, feel comfortable exploring their artistic 

side and enhance their grace and poise. Our 

experienced instructors, will introduce your child 

to the joy of dance by making it a fun, enjoyable 

learning experience. 

Requirements: Ballet slippers and Tap shoes may 

be required. See instructor for details. 

AGES: 3 to 4 

DAYS/TIMES: Fridays 

11:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. 

Saturdays 

3:30 P.M. – 4:30 P.M. 

FEES: 

Full Member 




YOUTH BALLET & TAP 

Is your child too old for Teenie Weenie Ballerinie 

and wants to take Ballet and Tap This class uses 

the same format and is led by our very popular 

instructors. 

Requirements: Ballet slippers and tap shoes may 

be required. See instructor for details. 

AGES: 5 to 8 

DAYS/TIMES: Saturdays 2:30 - 3:30 P.M. 

FEES: Full Member - 




HIP HOP 

Put some fun and excitement in your life and 

fitness routine. This is a fun, high-energy class 

which will teach you various hip hop styles and 

moves including a variety of dance combinations. 

Requirements: Tennis shoes, comfortable clothes. 

NO denim. 

AGES: 12 to 20 

DAYS/TIMES: Mondays TBA 

FEES: 

Full Member 




DANCE THEATER 

Does your child have an imagination Then this 

is the class for them! Dance Theater will explore 

the children’s imagination through movement and 

dance in a fun environment. It will help develop 

motor skills, coordination and self-esteem. Our 

experienced instructor, will introduce your child to 

the joy of dance and theater by making it 

a fun, enjoyable learning experience. 

AGES: 4-7 

DAYS/TIMES: Fridays 3:30-4:30 P.M. 

FEES: Full Member 




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YOUTH GYMNASTICS 

Classes are designed to build self-esteem, confidence, 

body coordination, balance, and motor skills. Kids 

are introduced to a group environment. Classes 

will cover the fundamentals of gymnastics, tumbling 

skills, and different types of apparatus, which in 

turn will increase muscle strength and 

flexibility. Fun for all ages! 

BEGINNING/INTERMEDIATE 

AGES: 6 - 11 

DAYS/TIMES: Wednesdays 

FEES: 

Full Member 




MOMMY & ME 

AGES: 2 to 3 

DAYS/TIMES: Thursdays 

FEES: 

Full Member 




2:45-3:30 P.M. 

3:30-4:15 P.M. 

9:00 A.M.-9:45 A.M. 

TINY TOT 

AGES: 3 to 5 

DAYS/TIMES: Wednesday 11:30 A.M.-12:15 P.M. 

2:00 P.M.-2:45 P.M. 

Thursday 9:45 A.M.-10:30 A.M. 

11:30 A.M.-12:15 P.M. 

FEES: 

Full Member 




GIRLS & BOYS DEMO TEAM 

AGES: 6 to 11 

DAYS/TIMES: Thursdays 3:00 P.M.-3:45 P.M. 

Girls 

3:45 P.M.-4:30 P.M. 

Boys 

FEES: 

Full Member 




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YOUTH SPORTS 

Future athletes start at the Y! Children ages 4-14 will enjoy learning a new sport or developing their skill in a 

familiar one. Beginner level is a pre-competitive sports program designed to teach the basic rules, skills and 

tactics of a sport using a unique “games approach” to instruction. Intermediate level is a values-based 

instructional/competitive program built on the foundation of beginner level. Each participant receives a full 

uniform, practice time, an 8-week season, and an end of the season celebration with trophies. 

BASKETBALL LEAGUE 

Dates Divisions / Ages Days & Times 

Fall 

(Sept. 23 - Nov. 11, 2012) 

Summer 

(June 9 - July 28, 2013) 

5-6 years 

7-8 years 

9-11 years 

12-14 years 

Games on Sundays 

Session Fees: Full Members: $80 Program Members $110 

FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE 


Winter 

(Jan. 20 - Mar. 17, 2013) 

5-7 years 

8-10 years 

11-14 years 

Games on Sundays 


SOCCER PROGRAM 


Summer 

(June 19 - Aug. 7, 2013) 

4-5 years 

6-7 years 

Wednesdays 5 pm - 6 pm 

Wednesdays 6 pm - 7 pm 


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FAMILY PROGRAMS 

JOIN A TRIBE 

and become your child’s “friend forever.” The 

Simi Valley Family YMCA Indian Guide Program is 

designed to strengthen the bond between parents 

and children. Each tribe will attend monthly events 

including camp-outs, skating parties, pool parties, 

a pinewood derby and many other fun activities. 

Come up with Indian Guide nicknames for you and 

your child, earn patches for your vests, meet other 

families, and have tons of fun. 

V Y-INDIAN GUIDES 

Kindergarten through Third grade ages 5-10 years 

old Indian Guides features one-on-one parent-child 

activities while also being part of a group. Every 

parent or caregiver is actively involved with their 

child – whether going camping, competing in group 

games or just preparing for an event – and that 

makes all the difference. YMCA Indian Guides is 

designed to assist you and your child on your 

journey of discovery together. 

V Y-TRAILBLAZERS 

Fourth through Sixth grade ages 11 to 13 years 

old Y-Trailblazers provides a more challenging and 

varied experience, while teaching leadership and 

responsibility through group clubs using a Frontier 

theme. Join other parent/child pairs for Club 

meetings, fun, fantastic events and outings. 

Children assume the planning, organization and 

operation of the Club meetings with assistance from 

the parents. Children plan events, set goals, collect 

dues for outings and activities, and discuss service 

projects for their community and/or YMCA. 

GROUPS: 

Father/Son 

Father/Daughter 

Mother/Son 

Mother/Daughter 

For more info contact 

Stacey Huff ext. 239 

shuff@simiymca.org 

Information night 

September 11 & 19 

6:30 @ the Y 

Join us for an overnighter 

@ the Y in Pats Park 

September 15 @ 6:00 pm 

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SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY 

CIVIC ENGAGEMENT 

V SIMI VALLEY PREMIER DELEGATION CALIFORNIA YMCA 

YOUTH & GOVERNMENT 

GRADES: 9 - 12 

Come and join over 2,000 teenagers from across the State of California for this amazing program! 

For 64 years California YMCA Youth and Government has brought together teenagers in Grades 9 through 

12 for this hands-on experience. Participants are trained in various government and court roles in 

preparation for the Model Legislature and Court Conference held at the State Capitol in Sacramento in 

February. Y&G is the only program in the State of California to have the privilege of working in the senate 

and assembly chambers of the Capitol Building! 

The California YMCA Model Legislature & Court teaches the values of democracy by creating citizen leaders 

from high school students, providing them with hands-on opportunities to experience government first hand 

and to learn how to solve community problems through the democratic process. The program uses a variety 

of activities to build, encourage, and strengthen life assets and character traits that will help high school 

youth become involved, responsible adults. 

INFORMATION NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 5, 2012 AT 6:30 P.M., AT THE Y 

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT YOUTH & GOVERNMENT, 

CONTACT STACEY HUFF AT 805.583.5338 EXT.239 OR 

SHUFF@SIMIYMCA.ORG 

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Y’S MEN 

The Simi Valley Y’s Men’s Club is a service club 

whose primary mission is to support the YMCA. 

The club meets at the Y on the 2nd and 4th 

Wednesdays of every month. There is a business 

meeting on the 2nd Wednesday evening and a 

dinner meeting on the 4th Wednesday evening. 

The Y’s Men operate a food booth at the Simi 

Valley Street Fair in May, operate a Christmas Tree 

lot in December, and organize several other service 

projects throughout the year. 

Y’s MEN CHRISTMAS TREE LOT 

Celebrate the holiday with a fresh, beautiful tree 

from the Y’s Men Tree Lot. The lot opens in early 

December and closes just before Christmas. 

Proceeds from this event help support the YMCA 

financial assistance program. 

If you’d like to learn more about the Y’s Men, 

or are interested in joining, please call Dan Jaeger 

at 805.583.5338. 

ACTIVATE SIMI VALLEY 

The second annual Activate Simi Valley initiative 

will kick off on January 10, 2013. Activate Simi 

Valley is a free community wide health program 

that provides knowledge and support to participants 

resulting in a healthier lifestyle for the individual 

and a healthier Simi Valley community. 

The “kick off” on January 10 th from 4:00 p.m. - 

8:00 p.m. will include the first weigh-in and will 

host Simi Valley’s largest health fair with numerous 

exhibits and health screenings. The first 250 

participants to arrive will receive a free Activate 

Simi Valley T-shirt. Starting on Friday, January 18 th 

from 6:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m., there will be weekly 

weigh-ins for eight weeks. A health lecture series 

is offered and each week participants will receive 

a Healthy Living Guide. A group walking program 

will follow the weigh-ins and will be offered on 

Saturday mornings. 

Participants are encouraged to register 

individually or as a corporate/group challenge. 

Please call the YMCA if your group or business is 

interested. 

Registration begins November 30, 2012. 

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SPECIAL EVENTS 

The Y, as part of our community, is actively involved 

in annual events like the Simi Valley Street Fair, 

community Health Fairs, Festivals and more. 

The Y also hosts several events each year which 

are open to our members and the community. 

Among the events are: 

HALLOWEEN FAMILY FUN NIGHT October 26, 2012 

7:00-8:30 P.M. 

A family-friendly pre-Halloween tradition at the Y! 

Come in costume to enjoy games, crafts, activities, 

snacks, a costume parade and more! This fun 

family event is open to all Y members and the 

community. 

HEALTHY KIDS DAY & SIMI VALLEY STREET 

FAIR May 9, 2012 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. 

A fun-filled day of healthy activities, Healthy Kids 

Day is held in conjunction with the Simi Valley 

Street Fair. Kids can enjoy crafts, bounce houses, 

sports competitions and more! 

PARENT’S NIGHT OUT 

Kids enjoy a YMCA staff supervised dinner, crafts, 

games, activities or a movie while parents enjoy 

a night out. Parents Night Out is open to all Y 

members. Please check with Member Services or 

Child Watch for the next scheduled event. 

LUCKY LEPRECHAUN GOLD HUNT March 15, 2013 

Little leprechauns design their own 4-leaf clover 

headbands and set out to hunt for gold to trade in 

for a piece of the rainbow. This annual family event 

is open to Y members and the community. 

PICTURES WITH SANTA December 8, 2012 

9:00-11:00 A.M. 

Free picture with Santa at the Y. 

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YMCA POLICIES 

CELL PHONES 

Cell phone use is restricted to the lobby and hallways of the 

YMCA facility. 

FOOD AND DRINK 

Food and drink are allowed in the lobby only. Water may be 

used throughout the facility, in unbreakable containers only. 

MEMBERSHIP CARDS 

Each Full member receives a coded membership card. Your 

membership identification card is required for access into 

facility. If you forget this card, you will be required to show a 

picture ID at the Member Service Center. All Full members are 

required to have a photo on file. A replacement card cost $10. 

MEMBER REFERRALS 

Satisfied members are our best advertisement! When a friend 

referred by you joins the YMCA, you get one month free after 

your friend has completed their first 3 (three) months of full 

yearly membership! Thank you! 

GENERAL POLICIES 

All youth 12 years and under must be supervised by an adult 

when using the YMCA facility. To assure all feel welcome 

within our YMCA, access through the halls, workout areas, 

and to exercise equipment and programs will be maintained 

at all times. Safety is a priority. Members should report any 

injury sustained in the YMCA to a staff person or Member 

Service Center when it occurs. YMCA staff will provide first 

aid or call for emergency assistance depending on the nature 

of the injury. To assure safety and quality, specific rules and 

regulations are posted in program areas. Please abide by 

posted and printed rules. 

LOCKER ROOMS 

Locker rooms are available to all members and guests. 

Children ages six (6) and older must use appropriate gender 

locker rooms. Lockers are available for daily use only. 

PROGRAM/CLASS FEES 

All session fees must be paid in full at time of registration. 

Payments are accepted by cash, check, bank debit card with 

MasterCard or Visa logo, or credit card (Visa, MasterCard, 

Discover, or JCB). Memberships must be current through 

length of program. 

MEMBERSHIP FEES/RATES 

The joining fee is a one-time fee for as long as your YMCA 

membership remains current. Memberships discontinued for 

30 days or more will be charged a joining fee. 

The YMCA reserves the right to change all membership rates 

with a 30-day written notice. 

LOST OR STOLEN ITEMS 

We encourage you to leave your valuables at home. When 

using a locker we recommend you use a lock to secure your 

items. The YMCA is not responsible for lost or stolen items. 

Any lost or stolen personal items should be reported 

immediately to the Member Service Center. Found items 

are held in our lost and found for 14 days. 

REFUNDS, CREDITS AND CANCELATIONS 

The YMCA reserves the right to cancel, combine or modify a 

program due to insufficient enrollment. If the YMCA cancels 

a program, every attempt will be made to place the enrollee 

in another section of the same level program. If the enrollee 

cannot be accommodated, the YMCA will issue a full refund. 

If a participant decides not to take a class, credit for that 

class must be requested prior to the first class of the session. 

After the session has started, credits will only be issued for 

extended illness/injury and with a doctor’s note. Credits will 

be prorated based upon attendance and all requests for credit 

are subject to a $20 processing fee. Credits are good for 

one year from issue date. Credit requests are available at the 

Member Service Center. 

CLASS MAKE-UPS 

Please attend your scheduled class, as make-up classes are 

not available for non-attendance. No credits or refunds will 

be given. 

AUTO PAY 

A 15-day written notice is required prior to your next 

scheduled draft date to stop auto pay. It is the member’s 

responsibility to check monthly bank/credit card statements 

to ensure the cancellation has taken effect. No refund will 

be given for an auto pay that occurs during the 30-day 

cancellation period. The YMCA will not take responsibility 

to cancel your auto pay. Accounts with non-sufficient 

funds (NSF) will be re-drafted the next auto pay date for the 

returned draft, the current draft, plus a $25 service fee. If the 

account drafted has NSF a second time, or has been closed, 

the YMCA has the right to suspend the membership until all 

fees have been reconciled. 

All membership rates are subject to change with 30 days 

written notice. 

NON-SUFFICIENT FUNDS 

Your personal check and ACH draft is welcome here at the 

YMCA. If your check or draft is returned NSF, it will be 

collected electronically and you will be charged a $25 NSF fee. 

If the account has NSF a second time, or has been closed, the 

YMCA has the right to suspend the membership until all fees 

have been reconciled. 

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YMCA POLICIES 

YMCA CODE OF CONDUCT 

The Southeast Ventura County YMCA is committed to 

providing a safe and welcoming environment for all members 

and guests. To promote safety and comfort for all, all 

individuals are asked to act appropriately at all times 

when in our facility or participating in our programs. 

We expect persons using the YMCA to act maturely, to behave 

responsibly, and to respect the rights and dignity of others. Our 

Member’s Code of Conduct outlines behaviors not allowed but is 

not intended to be an all-inclusive list of behaviors considered 

inappropriate in our facilities or programs. 

• Using or possessing alcohol or illegal 

drugs/chemicals on YMCA property, in YMCA vehicles, 

or at YMCA sponsored programs. 

• Smoking on YMCA property- the YMCA and its 

property is a smoke-free environment. 

• Carrying or concealing a firearm or weapon on 

YMCA property. 

• Harassment or intimidation by words, gestures, 

body language, or any type of unwelcome behavior. 

• Physical contact with another person in an angry, 

aggressive, or threatening way. 

• Verbally abusive behavior. Including angry or vulgar 

language, swearing, name-calling, or shouting. 

• Sexually explicit conversation or behavior, any 

sexual contact with another person. 

• Inappropriate, immodest, or sexually revealing attire. 

• Theft or behavior that results in the destruction or 

loss of property. 

• Transferring membership cards. 

• Loitering within or on the grounds of the YMCA. 

In addition, the YMCA reserves the right to deny access or 

membership to any person who has been accused or convicted of 

any crime involving sexual abuse, is or has been a registered sex 

offender, has ever been convicted of any offense related to the use, 

sale, possession, or transportation of narcotics or habit forming 

and/or dangerous drugs, or is presently or habitually under the 

influence of dangerous drugs or chemicals, narcotics or intoxicating 

beverages. 

SIMI VALLEY FAMILY YMCA BOARD OF MANAGERS 

B. J. Anderson 

Samantha Argabrite 

Michele Bennett 

Michael Briggs 

Greg Cox 

Randy Eickhoff 

Fernando Estevez 

Rob Hitchcock 

Michelle Humphrey 

Mark Oyler 

Doug Platts 

Ed Reshew 

Tyler Templeton 

The YMCA is advised by a volunteer Board. 

If you are interested in learning more or 

volunteering for a YMCA committee 

please contact Dan Jaeger, 

Executive Director, at 805.583.5338 

YMCA Staff 

Telephone number: 805.583.5338 

sevymca.org 

Dan Jaeger...................................... E xe c u t i ve D i r e c t o r 

Lynda Wiggins..................................... O f fi c e M a n a g e r 

Diane Sanderson....................... Membership Director 

Stacey Huff...........................Senior Program Director 

Mitch McManus.... H e a l t h y L i v i n g & S p o r t s D i re c t o r 

Andrea Miller....................................A q u a t i c s D i r e c t o r 

Tom Pavia.........................................P r o p e r t y M a n a g e r 

Members and guests are encouraged to take responsibility for their 

personal comfort and safety by asking any person whose behavior 

threatens their comfort to refrain from such behavior. Anyone who 

feels uncomfortable in confronting a person directly should report 

the behavior to a staff person on duty. 

In order to be able to carry out these policies, we ask that members 

and guests identify themselves to staff when asked. 

The YMCA will investigate all reported incidents. Suspension or 

termination of YMCA membership privileges may result from a 

determination by the YMCA if in its discretion a violation of the 

YMCA Member’s Code of Conduct has occurred. 

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SECO YMCA 


3200 Cochran Street 

Simi Valley, CA 93065 

805.583.5338 

sevymca.org 

Y PROGRAMS SESSION 

AND REGISTRATION DATES 

Session 

Fall I 

Fall II 

Winter 

Spring I 

Spring II 

Dates 

September 10 

to 

October 27 

October 29 

to 

December 15 

January 7 

to 

February 23 

February 25 

to April 20 

(No Classes 

March 19-23) 

April 22 to 

June 8 

Full Member 

Registration 

Begins 

Program 

Member 

Registration 

Begins 

July 30 August 6 

October 8 October 15 

November 26 December 3 

February 4 February 18 

April 8 April 15 

DON’T MISS 

THESE GREAT 

YMCA PROGRAMS 

Y MEMBERSHIP page 3 

PRESCHOOL pages 5 

BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL 

CHILD CARE pages 6 

AQUATICS & SWIM LESSONS page 8-11 

HEALTH & FITNESS page 12-14 

DANCE page 15 

GYMNASTICS pages 16 

YOUTH SPORTS page 17 

INDIAN GUIDES page 18 

YOUTH & GOVERNMENT page 19 

Y’S MEN page 20 

SPECIAL EVENTS page 21 

The Simi Valley Family YMCA, a branch 

of the Southeast Ventura County YMCA, 

is a 501c3 public charity. Please consider 

the Y in your charitable giving and estate 

planning. 

WE’RE HERE FOR YOU! 

IMPROVE AND MAINTAIN YOUR FITNESS LEVEL • ENJOY FAMILY TIME • MAKE NEW FRIENDS 

BRANCHES OF THE SOUTHEAST VENTURA COUNTY YMCA 

CONEJO VALLEY YMCA 

Serving Thousand Oaks, 

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Santa Rosa Valley 

805.523.7613 

THE MILLER FAMILY YMCA 

OF NEWBURY PARK 

Serving Newbury Park 

805.480.0309 

SEVYMCA.ORG 


Serving Simi Valley 

805.583.5338 

TRIUNFO YMCA 

Serving Agoura Hills, 

Westlake Village 

and Oak Park 

818.707.9622

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT - YMCA of Southeast Ventura County

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