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Youth Activities/SportsDANCE PROGRAMCrystal Recreation is offering an 8-weekSummer Dance Program from Junethrough July. During this summerprogram you will learn dance steps andterms while working on routines for theend-of-the-session presentation. Shoesare preferred depending on the class, butare not required. All classes meet at theCrystal Community Center. Due to room size, class is limitedto participants only. Minimum: 7 Maximum: 14. Shoe orderforms will be provided during the first class. Classes are taughtby Julia Carlson. Register by May 27.TAP & BALLET: Ages 3 1 ⁄2-5 (Activity 6223)No previous dance experience required. Students will learn thebasics of tap and ballet techniques while using these techniquesin combinations. Tap and ballet shoes are preferred butnot required.Thursdays, June 9-July 28 .......................... 6:00-6:30 pmFee: $36 residents $43 non-residentsTAP & BALLET: Ages 6-8 (Activity 6224)No previous dance experience required. Students will learn thebasics of tap and ballet techniques while using these techniquesin combinations. Tap and ballet shoes are preferred butnot required.Thursdays, June 9-July 28 .......................... 6:30-7:00 pmFee: $36 residents $43 non-residentsDANCE BOOT CAMP: Ages 8-12 (Activity 6225)No previous dance experience required. Come and learnthe basics of tap, ballet, jazz, danceline and hip hop. T-shirtincluded.Thursdays, June 9-July 28 .......................... 7:00-8:00 pmFee: $41 residents $48 non-residentsSOO BAHK DOA classical martial art of Korean and Chinese origin that helpsdevelop confidence through the integration of intellect, body,emotion and spirit. Improve balance, flexibility and fitness withvaluable self-defense techniques. Program is offered at the CrystalCommunity Center throughout the year. Pay on a month-by-monthbasis and start at the first of any month. Additional optional feesfor uniform, testing and tournaments are paid to instructor. Registerat either Crystal or Robbinsdale Recreation Departments. Makechecks payable to: City of Robbinsdale. For more information, callRobbinsdale Recreation at 763-531-1278.Wednesdays ............................... Ages 4-6 .........5:15-6:00 pmFee: $20/month residents of Crystal and Robbinsdale$27/month non-residentsMondays and Wednesdays ........ Ages 7-16.........6:00-7:00 pmFee: $32/month residents of Crystal and Robbinsdale$39/month non-residentsHOOPSTAR BASKETBALLCAMPSYouth in kindergarten and first grade learnand develop new skills and advance theirgames in this FUNdamentals-based basketballcamp. Limited class size will offer thebest in personalized instruction to each player.This camp will be led by our own basketball guru, Ron Behl.Session 1 register by March 21. Session 2 register by May 31.Session 1: (Activity 6345)Mondays & Wednesdays, March 28-April 13 ... 6:00-7:30 pmLocation: Davis Community CenterSession 2: (Activity 6344)Tuesdays & Thursdays, June 7-23 ...............6:00-7:30 pmLocation: Crystal Community CenterFee: $45 residents of Crystal, Golden Valley$52 non-residentsCRYSTAL RECREATION DEPARTMENT763-531-005224WWW.CI.CRYSTAL.MN.USWWW.CRYSTALCONNECT.ORG
Youth SportsMINI SPIKERSVOLLEYBALLCAMP (Activity 6394)Bump, Set, Spike! Youth ages4-8 will learn to play the game ofvolleyball in an age-appropriatesetting. 4-1 player/coach ratio.Instructors from MN Volleyball HeadquartersSaturdays, April 9-30 ..................................... 10:30-11:15 amLocation: Robbinsdale Community GymsFee: $36 for residents of Crystal, New Hope, Robbinsdale$43 non-residentsREVOLUTIONARYSPORTS LACROSSE CAMPThis camp is a non-competitive fundamental skills program forplayers to advance their individual skills in the game of lacrosse.This camp maximizes the time a player spends with their ownstick and focuses on stick and ball handling, passing, catching andshooting. Time will be spent on focused skills and not on positionsor strategy. This program is coordinated by nationally licensedCoach John Richardson and his Revolutionary Sports staff.Grades 1-2 (Activity 6395)Monday-Friday July 11-15 ...............................8:30-10:30 amGrades 3-5 (Activity 6523)Monday-Friday July 11-15 ....................... 10:30 am-12:30 pmGrades 6-8 (Activity 6524)Monday-Friday July 11-15 ....................... 10:30 am-12:30 pmLocation: Synthetic Turf Field at Robbinsdale Middle SchoolFee: $56 Crystal, Robbinsdale $63 non-residentsVolunteer coaches are used for Crystal youth sports programs. Players are responsible for providing transportation to games and practicesand need to bring all equipment that is needed for the particular sport (shoes, glove, sunscreen, water bottle, etc.). T-shirt and other equipmentprovided by department. Register your child for the correct program based on his/her age or grade. Do not ask us to make exceptions.A child may be asked to leave the program if the age/grade guide is misused. Call the Recreation Department to volunteer, 763-531-0052.The Recreation Department reserves the right to combine locations to form teams and to cancel a team if a coach cannot be found. Volunteercoaches are necessary for the success of the programs: T-Ball, Coach Pitch, Grade 3-5 and 6-9 youth softball. Volunteer coacheswill get their child’s registration fee reimbursed at the end of the season.T-BALL (Activity 6396)This is an instructional program for boys and girls ages 5 and6 as of June 1, 2011. Your player will begin to learn the basicfundamentals of baseball through this program. Coaches will helpparticipants with instruction in rules and skillsincluding positions, batting and throwing. Ballis batted off a rubber tee using an 11'' Incrediball.The first night of the program will be heldat the Crystal Community Center on Monday,June 13 at 6:15 pm. Players will be dividedinto teams, meet their coaches, andreceive a practice schedule. Practicesand games will be held at Welcomestarting June 15. No meeting July 4.Register by May 20.Monday & Wednesdays,June 13-July 20 ..........6:15-7:15 pmFee: $42 residents$49 non-residentsCOACH PITCH (Activity 6397)This is an instructional program for boys and girls ages 7 and 8as of June 1, 2011. Your player will continue to learn the basicfundamentals of baseball through this program. Coaches will helpparticipants in the areas of batting, catching and throwing. Coachespitch underhand to batter using an 11'' Incrediball. The first Mondayof the program will be held at the Crystal Community Centeron June 13 at 7:25 pm. Players will be divided into teams, meettheir coaches, and receive a practice schedule. Practices and gameswill be held at Welcome Park starting June 15. No meeting July 4.Register by May 20.Monday & Wednesdays, June 13-July 22 ...........7:25-8:25 pmFee: $42 residents $49 non-residentsYOUTH SOFTBALLThis league is for boys and girls completing grades 3-9 in the 2010-2011 school year. Volunteer coaches provide a fun, instructionalleague with emphasis on mastering the skills and rules of the sport.Coaches will call players mid-June. Games are played Tuesdayand Thursday evenings at 6:15 and 7:30 pm starting July 7 at NewHope Elementary and Welcome Park. The league is co-sponsoredwith New Hope Parks and Recreation. Register by May 20.Grades 3-5 (Activity 6398)Grades 6-9 (Activity 6399)Practice: Starts Tuesday, June 14 ........................... EveningsAdditional practices may be added based on the coach’s scheduleGames: Tuesday & Thursday, July 7-July 28 .......... EveningsFee: $48 residents of Crystal, New Hope$55 non-residentCRYSTAL RECREATION DEPARTMENT763-531-005225WWW.CI.CRYSTAL.MN.USWWW.CRYSTALCONNECT.ORG
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