Plymouth MI

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Plymouth MI

Fall 2016/Winter 2017
City of Plymouth Recreation (734)455-6620
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(Not to be used for soccer, t-ball, or hockey registrations)
Residency Requirements- A City of Plymouth Resident is any person that resides within the City of Plymouth borders. At this time, Plymouth Township Residents and
persons that live in Northville with Plymouth mailing addresses do NOT qualify for the lower City of Plymouth resident rates since no taxes are put toward recreation services.
Household/Primary Adult Contact: _________________________________________________________
Address: ______________________________ City/Twp: ________________ State: _____ Zip: ________
Primary Phone: (___________)____________________________________________________________
Email Address(es): ______________________________________________________________________
Participant’s Name: _____________________________________________________________________
Birthday (required): _______ / _______ / _______
Class #
Class Name
Male
Female
Dates
Time
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WAIVER AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY
READ BEFORE SIGNING
In consideration of being allowed to participate in any way in the City of Plymouth’s sports program, related events and activities, the
undersigned acknowledges, appreciates, and agrees that:
The risk of injury from the activities involved in this program is significant, including the potential for permanent paralysis and death, and while
particular rules, equipment, and personal discipline may reduce risk, the risk of serious injury does exist; and,
I KNOWINGLY AND FREELY ASSUME ALL SUCH RISKS, both known and unknown, EVEN ARISING FROM THE NEGLIGENCE
OF THE RELEASEES or others, and assume full responsibility for my participation; and
I will willingly agree to comply with the stated and customary terms and conditions for participation. If, however, I observe any unusual significant
hazard during my presence or participation, I will remove myself from participation and being such to the attention of the nearest official immediately; and,
I, for myself, my child, and on behalf of our heirs, assigns, personal representatives and next of kin, hereby release and hold harmless, and agree to
defend and indemnify the City of Plymouth, their officers, officials, agents, and/or employees, other participants, sponsoring agencies, sponsors, advertisers, and if applicable, owners and lessors of premises used to conduct the event (Releasees), with respect to any and all injury,
disability, death, or loss or damage to person or property, whether arising from the negligence of the Releasees, any other entity or individual,
or otherwise, to the fullest extent permitted by law.
The City of Plymouth Cultural Center, and each of its rooms, including, but not limited to those which are rented to the public, with the exception
of the restrooms, are/may be under video surveillance at all times and any persons or activities which take place therein may be viewed by City
employees and third-parties any time.
I HAVE READ THIS RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK AGREEMENT, FULLY UNDERSTAND ITS
TERMS, UNDERSTAND THAT I HAVE GIVEN UP SUBSTANTIAL RIGHTS BY SIGNING IT, AND I SIGN IT FREELY AND
VOLUNTARILY WITHOUT ANY INDUCEMENT.
X ______________________________________
(Parent/Guardian or Participant Signature)
_______________________________________ ________________
(Print Name)
(Date)
If paying by credit card, and CARD IS NOT PRESENT, please complete the following information:
(The City of Plymouth Recreation Department accepts MasterCard, Visa, American Express and Discover for your convenience)
Credit Card Number: _____________________________________ Expiration Date: ______ / ______ Security Code: ______
Name on Card: ____________________________________ Signature of Cardholder: ________________________________
Plymouth
Cultural
Center - 525 Farmer Street,
525 Farmer
Street
Plymouth,–MI
City of Plymouth
Recreation
Department
Plymouth,
MI 48170 – Phone: (734)455-6620
Fax:48170
(734)453-1132
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REGISTRATION, REFUND
REFUND,, & PHOTO INFORMATIO
INFORMATION
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WALK IN
Registrations are accepted at the Recreation Office during our normal business hours, Monday—Friday 11:30am-4:00pm.
MAIL / FAX
Registrations may be mailed or faxed to the Recreation Department. When mailing or faxing, please include all necessary information,
including payment, or registration will not be processed.
Mail to: City of Plymouth Recreation Fax to: City of Plymouth Recreation
525 Farmer Street
(734)453-1132
Plymouth, MI 48170
ONLINE
To register online, you must have an email address on file, and a username and password (PIN). For first time users, this must be issued
by the Recreation Department, and residency must be verified.
REFUNDS
Don’t Forget to
Register Early to
Prevent Class
Cancellations!!
All patron requested refunds are subject to a $10 administrative fee, and payment for any classes that have
taken place at the time of the refund request. Any other applicable fees will be withheld unless the
program is cancelled by the City of Plymouth Recreation Department. Please see sport-specific refund
policies for any athletic programs.
PHOTO POLICY
In order to keep our publications up to date, City of Plymouth photographers take pictures in a number of
classes and programs. These photos are used for upcoming brochures, flyers, and other advertisements for City
activities. If you do not want to be photographed, please let the photographers know when they enter the classroom.
Guide To The Inside
Room Rentals 4
Ice Arena Information
Ice Rentals 5
Advertise With Us 5
Open Skate Information 5
Youth Hockey
Learn to Play Hockey 6
Fall Youth Hockey 6
Youth Soccer
Spring Soccer 7
Special Events
Pet Costume Contest 8
Snowman Photo Contest 8
Daddy Daughter Dance 8
City Parks Information
City Parks 13
Bricks & Engineering For Kids
Brick Club 14
Junior Aerospace 14
Aerospace 14
City Commission
Dan Dwyer—Mayor
Oliver Wolcott —Mayor Pro-Tem
Dan Dalton
Suzi Deal
Colleen Pobur
Joseph Valenti
Mike Wright
Engineering For Kids
Junior Toys 15
Rescue Robots 15
Robotics, We Do Animals 15
Minecraft - Redstone 15
Martial Arts
Little Ninjas Karate 16
Kung Fu 16
Tai Chi 16
Fitness Programs Cont. &
Senior Programs
Feldenkrais Awareness 18
Senior Exercise 18
Senior Woodcarving 18
Senior Duplicate Bridge 18
Senior Party Bridge 18
Council on Aging 18
Senior Transportation 18
Fitness Programs
Adult Slow Flow Yoga 17
Pilates Plus 17
Beginner Hoop Fitness 17
Hoop Fitness, Dance,... 17
Recreation Department Staff
Steve Anderson - Recreation Director
(734)455-6620, Ext. 302 -- [email protected]
Ron Baase - Plymouth Cultural Center, Ice Arena & Hockey Operations Manager
(734)455-6620, Ext. 312 -- [email protected]
Lauren Misuraca - Assistant Recreation Director
(734)455-6620, Ext. 309 Email: [email protected]
Tracey Moran - Ice Arena & Hockey Operations Coordinator
Michelle VanDenBeurgeury - Facility Coordinator
Front Counter Hours: Monday-Friday,11:30am-4:00pm Online Information & Registration: 24/7 at www.ci.plymouth.mi.us
Paul Sincock—City Manager
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CULTURAL CENTER ROOM RENTALS
The City of Plymouth Recreation Department
Plymouth Cultural Center
Large Reception Room
Our Reception Room accommodates up to 180 people and
includes a stage and dance floor. Features 6’ round tables that
can comfortably seat 8-10 per table. Room can be divided to
accommodate up to 90 people.
Full Reception Room:
$90 per hour, Monday - Thursday
Half Reception Room:
Full Reception Room:
Half Reception Room:
$120 per hour, Friday - Sunday
Kitchen Use:
$100 flat fee
Meeting Rooms
Comfortably seat up to 50 people with the flexibility of theater,
classroom or round table seating.
All Meeting Rooms:
All Meeting Rooms:
Room Rates
All room rental fees must be paid in full at time of reservation.
Rentals include set up and use of tables and chairs.
Discounts
10% discount given to all 501c3 organizations (proof of exempt status
required)
10% discount given to all long term rentals over one year
Security/Damage Deposits
Security/Damage deposits are required for all one-time rentals.
The deposit shall be 50% of the total room rental cost, up to but not to
exceed $175.
Alcohol
The Plymouth Cultural Center holds a State of Michigan Class C
Liquor License. State law requires that no alcoholic beverages may be
present in this facility, unless they are supplied by the Plymouth
Cultural Center Recreation Department.
Our reception and meeting rooms are the perfect places for business
meetings, civic clubs, wedding receptions, showers, and other special events.
Pictures: Fitness Room (top), Meeting Room (bottom), Reception Room (right).
*The City of Plymouth Cultural Center, and each of its rooms, including, but not limited to those which are rented to the public, with the exception of the restrooms, are/
may be under video surveillance at all times and any persons or activities which take place therein may be viewed by City employees and third-parties any time.
Contact Michelle at (734)455-6620, Ext. 304 for reservation details & room availability
525 Farmer Street
Plymouth, MI 48170
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ICE ARENA INFORMATIO
INFORMATION
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The City of Plymouth Recreation Department
and the
are PROUD to be the home of:
The Friday Noon Rotary Club of Plymouth
The Plymouth Hockey Association (PHA)
Ice Rentals
Hockey and private ice rental times are available at the Plymouth Cultural Center Ice Arena.
For more information please contact the Plymouth Cultural Center, Ice Arena & Hockey Operations Manager at (734)
455-6620, Ext. 312.
Want to Advertise in our Rink?
The Plymouth Cultural Center Ice Arena wants to partner with your group or business to help advertise your name
and/or product to the 150,000+ visitors who walk through our doors each year. If you would like to advertise in
our arena by getting your very own ice rink glass ad, contact Ron Baase, at (734) 455-6620 ext. 312 or email:
[email protected] for more information.
Open Skate
Open skate hours will return in August. For the up-to-date Open Skate schedule please contact
our Open Skate Line at (734)455-6620 & press 1, or visit our website at
www.ci.plymouth.mi.us/icearena.
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YOUTH HOCKEY
Learn to Play Hockey (Ages 4-9)
The PHA Instructional program has been teaching hockey players for more than 30 years and emphasizes positive methods
and a fun experience for new players using USA Hockey certified coaches.
Learn to Play Hockey Fees
$400* a session
(*Please note: A minimum of $200 is due at the time of registration. Remaining balance will be due by 10/15/2016)
Learn to Play Hockey Registration will take place NOW - SEPTEMBER 6. Registrations will be accepted at the City of
Plymouth Recreation Office during front counter hours (Monday-Friday, 11:30am-4:00pm) or online 24/7. To register
online, you must have an email address on file, and a username and password (PIN). For first time users, this can be set-up
by the Recreation Department, please e-mail us at [email protected] or call us at (734)455-6620.
Program Format:
 Program runs September 18, 2016 through March 19, 2017.
 On-ice skill development Sundays 2:30pm-3:20pm. No sessions 11/27, 12/25 or 1/1.
 Additional Wednesday evening skates will be added 1/11 through 3/15 for cross-ice games.
 All sessions held at the Plymouth Cultural Center (525 Farmer).
 Every player receives a free jersey.
 Free youth hockey stick to each player during the Stick Day Event scheduled for 9/18.
 Full Equipment is required and includes:
- Hockey Socks
- Shin Guards
- Hockey Pants
- Elbow Pads
- Shoulder Pads
- Jersey
- Neck Guard
- Gloves
- Skates
- Ice Hockey Stick
- Unexpired Helmet with Full Face Guard
- Athletic Supporter with Cup (boys) or Pelvis Protector (girls)
 For all questions and inquiries, please contact Tracey Moran, Arena & Hockey Coordinator, by e-mail at
[email protected] or (734)455-6620 ext. 314.
Fall Youth Hockey - PHA House League (Ages 5-14)
House Hockey Registration Fees
$180* (*See FAQ’s for info on cost)
House Hockey FAQ’s:
 What is House Hockey? House Hockey is a recreational hockey team. Players are selected by a draft of all age eligible
players and all players get an equal chance to play, regardless of skill level. House hockey players can expect to skate 2-3
times a week.
 When does the season start? When does it end? How much is this going to cost me? The official season start
date is September 1. The draft skate to place players on teams will be held August 20 (child must be pre-registered to
participate). Teams will skate through the end of March. The cost for the season varies on the choices made by each
individual team. Typically, a house team can expect to pay between $1200-$1800 for the season. Each player is
responsible for providing their own equipment, including skates and sticks. The team provides jerseys, socks, and pucks.
 What days and time will my team skate? Ice is rotated amongst the teams. Younger age teams typically skate earlier in
the day with later evening times reserved for the older age groups. The schedule varies, dependent on ice availability at
the rinks. The PHA skates primarily out of the Plymouth Cultural Center.
 What does my registration fee pay for? The $180 registration fee paid by each player covers the cost of home/away
jerseys and socks (which the player keeps), and administration fees and costs involved in running a hockey association.
The registration fee is non-refundable.
 Questions? Contact Tracey Moran at [email protected], (734)455-6620 ext. 314, or visit www.pchockey.net.
525 Farmer Street
Plymouth, MI 48170
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YOUTH SOCCER
Spring Youth Soccer (Ages 4 - 14)
Spring Soccer Registration will take place at the Recreation Office during normal front counter hours (Monday-Friday,
11:30am-4:00pm) and online 24/7 during the entire month of JANUARY. To register online, you must have an email
address on file, and a username and password (PIN). For first time users, this can be set-up by the Recreation Department.
To get set-up with a username and password, please e-mail us at [email protected] or call us at (734)455-6620.
Spring Soccer Fees*:
Instructional
House
WSSL
3v3
5v5
7v7, 9v9, 11v11
$108* (City of Plymouth Residents $78*)
*Fees subject to change
Soccer Age Division Listing - Spring 2017
Instructional - 3v3
House 5v5
WSSL 7v7
9v9
11v11
5U - 2012 Birth Year,
6U - 2011 Birth Year
SOCCER FAQ's
When does the Spring 2017 Season run? The Spring 2017 Game Season is scheduled
to begin April 8 and will end June 18. Practice begins a week or two before games.
When are games? Games are played primarily on weekends but may have an occasional
mid-week game. Saturday games can be from 9am to 7pm. Sunday games are anywhere
from 12pm to 7pm. Mid-week games generally begin at 6:00pm, unless requested
differently by the coach. The U5 & U6 instructional program generally plays in 60
minute blocks on Saturdays however coaches have the option of practicing during the
week instead of before the games.
When do they practice? U7 and older practice days and fields are determined by the
“Practice Field Lottery” held at the general coaches meeting. The time is determined by
the coaches’ availability. U5 & U6, the coaches have the option of practicing before the
games or during the week, depending on coaches’ availability.
When will I be notified that my child has been placed on a team? The coaches will
call the players approximately 2 weeks before the season starts. They receive their rosters
at the general coaches meeting, held 2-3 weeks prior to the season starts.
TOPSoccer
TOPSoccer (The Outreach Program
for Soccer) is a community-based
training and team placement program
for young athletes with disabilities,
organized by youth soccer association
volunteers. Children ages 4 to 20 are
encouraged to participate. The
program is open to any person with
any disability. The cost is $25.00 for
the season. Children will need shin
guards and a water bottle.
For program and registration
information, contact Mary Poisson by
phone (313)942-5609 or by email
[email protected]
How are teams determined?
Fall Seasons - With the exception of the U5 program, all returning coaches are allowed to
request players from their previous season if also requested to do so by the player’s
parent. Once those players are chosen, an Age Group Coordinator distributes the
remaining players and rosters are viewed and approved by ALL the coaches in the
division. Due to roster maximums enforced by the State Association and other factors,
not all requests for placement can be honored.
Spring Seasons - The Spring season is a continuation of the Fall. Teams from the Fall
remain together unless there are specific requests. New players for the Spring season will
fill any holes existing on a roster or will form new teams.
I live in Plymouth Township or have a Plymouth mailing address, why do I pay
more? At this time, because no Plymouth Township taxes are put toward recreation
services, Plymouth Township Residents and persons that live in Northville with
Plymouth mailing addresses do not qualify for the lower City of Plymouth resident rates.
City of Plymouth Residents contribute to the support of the City of Plymouth Recreation
Department through their property taxes, therefore, they receive a lower rate.
Useful Soccer Website
Western Suburban Soccer League
www.wsslsoccer.org
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SPECIAL EVENTS
Howl-ween Pet Costume Contest
Sunday, October 23 - 12:00pm-1:00pm in Kellogg Park
Registration 11:45am-12:00pm - The contest begins at 12:00pm
Pets, bring your owners downtown to the City of Plymouth Recreation Department’s Pet Costume Contest.
FREE TO ENTER!
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Costume contest will consist of first, second, and third place winners.
Prizes will be give to the top three winners!
Pets must have current vaccinations and be people and animal friendly.
Stay downtown for Pumpkin Palooza which includes trick-or-treating, kid costume contests, and much more! For more information on
Pumpkin Palooza either visit www.plymouthmich.org or call the Plymouth Community Chamber of Commerce at (734)453-1540.
For more information on the Howl-ween Pet Costume Contest contact Lauren Misuraca at
[email protected] or call the Recreation Department at (734) 455-6620. The registration form is
available online at www.ci.plymouth.mi.us/recreationspecialevents.
Snowman Photo Contest
Gather up all the snow and creativity you can and start building! Build a
snowman, dress him up, and take a picture. Drop-off the picture at the City of
Plymouth Recreation Office or send it in by mail, email, or fax, whatever it takes. Just get the
picture to the office along with the child’s name, address, phone number and email address of
the person submitting the picture before Friday, March 3rd at 4:00pm,
City of Plymouth Recreation
to be entered into the contest.
Judging will take place the week of March 6th and the winner will
be announced March 13th.
525 Farmer,
Plymouth, MI 48170
Fax: (734) 453-1132
[email protected]
Daddy-Daughter Dance
Come dance the night away at the City of Plymouth Recreation Department’s sixth annual Daddy Daughter Dance!
Dads, Uncles, and Grandfathers grab your little lady and get ready for an evening packed with dancing and
memories! Light refreshments and snacks will be served. Semi-formal, dressy-casual attire recommended. Advance
ticket purchase is required because space is limited. Sorry no Walk-Ins will be accepted.
Location: Plymouth Cultural Center Reception Room
Ages: All Ages
Fees: $10 per person
Time: 6:30-8:30pm
Date: Friday, February 3rd Registration #: 346104.01
OR
Date: Saturday, February 4th Registration #: 346104.02
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Plymouth, MI 48170
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Looking for somewhere to hold your next event?
The Plymouth Cultural Center reception and meeting rooms are
the perfect places for business meetings, civic clubs, wedding
receptions, showers, and other special events.
Contact Michelle at (734)455-6620, Ext. 304 for reservation details & room availability.
525 Farmer Street
Plymouth, MI 48170
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CITY PARKS
City Parks
Don Massey Field: Located on Plymouth Road near Haggerty, 7.38 acres
Fairground Park: Located at the corner of Harding & Joy, 2.52 acres
Garden Club Park: Located at Forest & Sutherland, .66 acre
Holbrook-Caster Park: Located near the corner of Farmer and Holbrook, .42 acre
Hough: Located between Maple Avenue and Park Place, 1.95 acres
Jack Wilcox Park: Located at the corner of Byron & Dewey, .28 acre
Kellogg Park: Located on S. Main between Penniman & W. Ann Arbor Trail. 1.14 acres
Kiwanis Park: Located at the corner of Auburn & Junction, .77 acre
Knights of Columbus Park: Located at the corner of Holbrook & Spring, .50 acre
Lion’s Club Park: Located on Burroughs Between Harding & Coolidge, 2.15 acres
Point Park: Located at the intersection of Starkweather & N. Mill, .67 acre
Rotary Club Park: Located at the corner of Wing & Herald just south of downtown, .71 acre
Smith Park: Located at the end of Elm Avenue, near Sheldon Road, .37 acre
Starkweather: Located on Farmer between N. Mill & Starkweather, .24 acre
Tonquish Creek Neighborhood Park: Located North of Sheridan St, 1.72 acres
Veteran’s Memorial Park: Located at Church and Main St., .75 acre
For information on each park’s amenities or reserving a park please visit the City’s website, www.ci.plymouth.mi.us.
Online Registration
Just send us an email, to [email protected], or call us
at 734
734--455
455--6620 during office hours,
and we’ll get you set up for this convenient registration option!!
www.ci.plymouth.mi.us/webtrac
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BRICKS 4 KIDZ & ENGI
ENGINEERING
NEERING FOR KIDS
(Ages 6-11)
At Bricks 4 Kidz® ‘Brick Club’, we believe it’s important to tap into a child’s potential by encouraging their
curiosity and creativity. Our Brick Club provides a weekly session of building motorized models with our Project
kits. We aim to provide a playful learning experience for our club members. Using our theme-based project kits,
designed by engineers and architects, we reinforce S.T.E.M. principles while enhancing self-esteem, fine-motor
skills, organization and following directions. Club members meet once a week on Thursday evening.
Thursdays, 5:30pm - 6:30pm
Fall Session:
Class #
221503.01
Dates
September 22 - December 15
Fees
$170 (City of Plymouth Residents $155)
*No Class November 24th
Junior Aerospace (Ages 4-7)
Enjoy identifying and assembling the different types of air and space craft as we learn what makes objects fly up,
up, and away.
September 14 - October 19
Wednesdays, 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Class # 221521.01 Fees: $140 (City of Plymouth Residents $125)
Aerospace (Ages 8-14)
Learn how to design, construct, and assemble different aircraft and spacecraft as we explore aeronautic and
astronautic engineering and understand the concepts of flight.
525 Farmer Street
Plymouth, MI 48170
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ENGINEERING FOR KIDS
Junior Toys (Ages 4-7)
Enjoy the world of toy making as we enter a workshop of fun and learn the design, construct, assemble, and test
the toys we make.
November 2 - December 21*
(*No class November 23 & December 14)
Rescue Robots (Ages 8-14)
Students will design, construct, and program robots as they are sent on different rescue missions. The students
will be problem solving and adjusting the robot’s programming to fit the disaster and how to rescue survivors.
November 2 - December 21*
(*No class November 23 & December 14)
Robotics, We Do Animals (Ages 4-7)
Enjoy developing skills to design, create, and program different Lego animals. Learn to program your animals to
move and make a variety of sounds.
January 11 - February 15
MineCraft - Redstone (Ages 8-14)
Join us as we rely on our engineering and technological skills to solve engineering problems during medieval times.
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MARTIAL ARTS
Little Ninjas Karate (Ages 4-5)
Instructor: Kids Power Karate
The Little Ninjas Karate Program is an introductory karate class specifically designed for children ages 4 and 5. It
focuses on teaching children 8 important main life skills: Focus, Memory, Teamwork, Discipline, Self-Control, Fitness,
Balance, and Coordination. All this is achieved through exciting and fun games and activities! Wear loose fitting clothes.
A responsible adult must remain in attendance during class.
Fall Session:
Winter Session:
Class #
221213.01
Dates
Fees
Class #
321213.01
Dates
Fees
Kung Fu (Ages 6+)
Instructor: NWC Martial Arts
Martial arts training for children and adults that teaches Chinese Kung Fu basics (stances, strikes, blocks, kicks, and how
to fall and roll safely), form and application, practical self-defense and weapons training. We help students develop
physically and mentally, we build self-esteem, self-awareness, and self-discipline. We teach in a traditional environment that
allows students to learn at their own pace. We offer youth and adult programs. Students are required to wear black
uniforms that can be purchased in class for $50. For more information, please call (734)502-5399.
Tuesdays, 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Fall Sessions:
Winter Session:
Class #
225211.01
225211.02
Dates
November 1 - December 20
Fees
Class #
325211.01
Dates
Fees
*No Class November 8
Tai Chi (Ages 14+)
Instructor: NWC Martial Arts
Learn the beautiful Chinese art of Tai Chi Chuan. The class offers a blend of training for the body, mind and spirit for
students ages 14 and above - but focusing on our senior citizens. The class will include instruction in the Tai Chi form,
Chi Kung (internal energy skill), meditation, and practical application and self-defense. Tai Chi will increase your fitness,
health, stamina, and flexibility, regardless of your experience or level of fitness. Help build your internal energy with the
power of Tai Chi! For more information call (734)502-5399.
Thursdays, 9:00am - 10:30am
Fall Sessions:
Winter Session:
Class #
225212.03
225212.04
Dates
Fees
Class #
325212.03
Dates
Fees
525 Farmer Street
Plymouth, MI 48170
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FITNESS PROGRAMS
Adult Slow Flow Yoga (Ages 18+)
This active, multi-level yoga class is taught in a flow style format. Yoga improves posture & balance, develops body awareness,
increases strength & flexibility & relieves stress. Learn to relax, focus & breathe. This class will incorporate a gentle flow of
movement & breath with a focus on form & body awareness. Each class will end with a guided meditation & relaxation.
Fall Sessions:
Class #
223201.01
223201.02
223201.03
223201.05
Days
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Tuesday
Times
6:30-7:45pm
8:30-9:45am
6:30-7:45pm
6:30-7:45pm
Dates
Fees
$104 (City of Plymouth Resident $89)
223201.06
Wednesday
8:30-9:45am
223201.07
Thursday
6:30-7:45pm
Days
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Times
6:30-7:45pm
8:30-9:45am
6:30-7:45pm
Dates
Fees
Winter Sessions:
Class #
323201.01
323201.02
323201.03
*No Class November 10 & 24
Pilates Plus (Ages 13+)
Flatten your ABS! Become lean and fit, improve your overall health and appearance. Release stress! Pilates will strengthen
your CORE (ABS, gluts, muscles of the back and pelvic area) and help overcome back pain. PILATES IS NOT
AEROBICS! It is more similar to some forms of YOGA, but rather than holding poses, we move through the exercises.
Pilates will improve your posture, and muscle tone. We work on improving balance, coordination, flexibility, and range of
motion. The instructor can make modifications are made to make exercises easier or more challenging. Wear exercise clothes
and bring a mat (preferably a little thicker than a yoga mat).
Fall Sessions:
Class #
223205.01
223205.02
Days
Tuesday
Times
8:30-9:30am
Dates
Fees
Wednesday
6:00-7:00pm
Times
8:30-9:30am
Dates
Fees
6:00-7:00pm
Winter Sessions:
Class #
Days
323205.01 Tuesday
323205.02
Wednesday
*No Class February 14
Beginner Hoop Fitness and Dance (Ages 15+)
Learn the fundamentals of Hoop Dance & work up a sweat to your favorite music. Hula Hooping can improve your balance, your
brain, & your body. Each week you will be introduced to new moves that will challenge your core, your legs, your arms, your soul, &
make you look like a hoop rock star! I am here to help you discover your unique style with the hoop & take you on an amazing journey.
Class #
223220.01
Days
Wednesday
Times
7:15-8:15pm
Dates
Fees
Hoop Fitness, Dance, And Beyond (Ages 15+)
Even if you are a beginner, this class will still cover the fundamentals of hoop fitness/dance, just at a faster pace. More
intermediate moves will be covered & explored so you can rock your journey with the hoop! Take your hoop dance to the
next level & learn how to wow yourself & your friends with fun, unique moves that will challenge your body & your brain!
Class #
223221.01
Days
Wednesday
Times
7:15-8:15pm
Dates
Fees
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FITNESS PROGRAMS CON
CONT.
T. & SENIOR PROGRAMS
Feldenkrais Awareness Thru Movement®/ABM Method (Ages 15+)
Most of us now expect to live much longer than our parents’ generation, the challenge has become less about surviving and
more about thriving.
Are we really meant to reach our full height and strength in our late twenties and then begin the inevitable “aging process”?
Are we truly meant to suffer from loss of our intelligence and optimism with ever increasing aches, pains, and stiffness?
Absolutely not!
Reconnect with your natural ability to move. Eliminate aches and pains. Increase flexibility..both physical and mental.
Boost strength and energy/eliminate aches and pains. Enhance and revitalize sensuality. Move towards greater grace, joy
and wisdom in daily life.
Fall Sessions:
Class #
223210.01
223210.02
Days
Thursday
Thursday
Times
7:30-9:00pm
7:30-9:00pm
Dates
Fees
Winter Sessions:
Class #
Days
323210.01 Thursday
Times
7:30-9:00pm
Dates
Fees
Senior Exercise
Senior Woodcarving
The City of Plymouth and instructor Ellie Piercy run a
bi-weekly aerobics/exercise class that is geared for the
participant to go at his/her own rate. Please bring a
mat. Hand weights are optional.
A woodcarving class for seniors takes place at the
Plymouth Cultural Center on
Monday mornings from 9am-12pm.
The sessions are informal and are on a drop-in basis.
Cost: $1.50 per class
Mondays & Wednesdays,
9:00am - 10:30am, $1.50 per class
Senior Duplicate Bridge*
Senior Party Bridge
Tuesdays & Wednesdays, 11:30am - 3:00pm
Party Bridge: Thursdays, 12:30pm - 3:45pm
Cost: Fees vary per game
*This is an advanced group and you will need to bring a partner.
Plymouth Community Council on Aging (PCCA)
The Plymouth Community Council on Aging is a nonprofit corporation organized to coordinate programs which
promote and safeguard the independence and well being of senior citizens in the greater Plymouth community.
For more information contact Bobbie Pummill at 734-354-3222.
Plymouth Community Senior Transportation
The Plymouth Community Senior Transportation Service is available to senior citizen residents living in the City of
Plymouth or Charter Township of Plymouth.
Reservations are required and can be made by calling the Plymouth Community Senior Transportation office.
For questions, more info, or to make a reservation, please call the office at: 734-459-8888.
Join us for a walk, run or bike in beautiful Downtown
Plymouth! It's FREE!
All routes start and finish in Kellogg Park.
Bring a friend! Meet new people! All are welcome!
For maps, times, and more information visit: RunDTP.com
525 Farmer Street
Plymouth, MI 48170
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City of Plymouth Recreation
525 Farmer Street
Plymouth, MI 48170
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