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WAC
the
Summer 2015
Magazine of the Wisconsin Athletic Club
Rise up, start fresh, see
the bright opportunity
in each new day.
We’re having a
HEAT WAVE
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di r e c t ory
West Allis
1939 S. 108th Street
West Allis, WI 53227
414.321.2500 Fax: 414.328.3470
www.facebook.com/thewacwestallis
Club Hours:
Sunday 6am–Saturday 8pm
General Manager: Trish Beatty
Fitness Director: Mike Dandridge
Group Fitness/Programming Director: Emily Wychgram
Service Director: Tim Dutton
Aquatics Director: Julie Cutler
Kids' Clubhouse Director: Jodi Cummings
Court Sports Director: Clayton Greenlee
Club Pub Director: Jodi Cummings
Member Services: Doug, Tommy & Brady
Fitness: Ali, Brandon, Brent, Cameron, Chris, Clayton,
Craig, David, Emily, Jackie, Jamie, Jayne, Jimmy,
Julie, Kayla, Kerri, Mike, Rick, Ryan, Shannon & Stef
Waukesha
1530 E. Moreland Blvd.
Waukesha, WI 53186
262.544.4111 Fax: 262.548.8244
www.facebook.com/thewacwaukesha
M e n o m o n e e Fa l l s
N91W15700 Falls Parkway
Menomonee Falls, WI 53051
262.255.5700 Fax: 262.255.5706
www.facebook.com/thewacmenomoneefalls
Summer Hours:
Monday–Thursday 4am-11pm, Friday 4am–9pm
Saturday & Sunday 6:30am-7pm
Club Hours:
Monday-Thursday 5am-11pm, Friday 5am-9pm
Saturday-Sunday 6:30am-7pm
General Manager: Derek Deprey
Fitness Director: Brian Hyland
Programming Director: Jill Polifka
Front Desk Director: Jessica Perry
Aquatics Director: Kim Hernandez
Kids' Clubhouse Director: Angela Randall
Sports Director: Mark Baumhardt
WorkingWell Director: Eric Gresham
Member Services: Eric, Justin, Kristin, Logan & Sarah
Fitness: Alicia, Angie, Ashley, Bradley, Brian F.,
Brian H., Christopher, Craig, Dan, Darcie, David,
Dawnkristi, Dustin, Eva, Jeremy, Jill, John, Jordan,
Karina, Karl, Kaz, Leanne, Mark, Matt, Mike, Sean,
Shem, Steve, Travis, Vanessa & Zack
Massage Director: Annie Molli
Massage Therapists: Annie, Gilly, Holly, Kim,
Krystle, Liz, Michelle, Renanah
General Manager: Jennifer Smith-Hulbert
Fitness Director: Sandy Jeremy
Front Desk Director: Sue Elderbrook
Service Director: Sue Elderbrook
Aquatics Director: Jessica Gebler
Kids' Clubhouse Director: Leah Sweeney
Club Pub Director: Leah Sweeney
Member Services: Alissa, Cassey, Jordan, Mike &
Downtown
411 E. Wisconsin Avenue 6th Floor
Milwaukee, WI 53202
414.212.2000 Fax: 414.212.2007
www.facebook.com/thewacdowntown
Summer Hours:
Monday–Friday 4am-11pm
Saturday & Sunday 6am-8pm
Summer Hours - Memorial Day - Labor Day
Monday-Friday 4am-10pm
General Manager: Molly Anderson
Fitness Director: David Casper
Group Fitness Director: Renee Salamone
Programming Director: Kathy Delker
Aquatics Director: Jan Boberschmidt
Front Desk Director: Ashley Groh
Kids' Clubhouse Director: Renee Salamone
Court Sports Director: Lee Kimball
Club Pub Director: Janelle Andrews
Member Services: Arlene, Jeff, Ryan & Shannah
Fitness: David, Jan, Jeni, Jordan, Josh, Karl, Kathy,
Kim, Krista, Mike & Renee
Club Hours:
Monday-Thursday 5am-10pm , Friday 5am-9pm
General Manager: Dan Hanson
Fitness Director: Mike Lederer
Group Fitness Director: Jamie Schoepke
Front Desk Director: Marshall Newble
Massage Director: Tim Farrell
Member Services: Adam, Hubie & Jim
Fitness: Adam, Adley, Al, Amanda, Eric, Hubie, Jeff,
Jess, Kiley, Kristen, Kristi, Mike, Paul, Sam, Sarah,
Sonya & Tori
Massage Therapists: Rachel & Tim
North Shore
7601 N. Port Washington Road
Glendale, WI 53217
414.228.2800 Fax: 414.228.2809
www.facebook.com/thewacnorthshore
Greenfield
5020 S. 110th Street
Greenfield, WI 53228
414.427.6500 Fax: 414.427.6507
www.facebook.com/thewacgreenfield
Club Hours:
Monday-Thursday 4:30am-10pm
Friday 4:30am-9pm
General Manager: Molly Anderson
Fitness Director: Pam Muellenbach
Programming Director: Nicole Ford
Group Fitness Director: Jana Uebele
Front Desk Director: Seth Harrison
Aquatics Director: Nicole Ford
Kids' Clubhouse Director: Jenni Stremcha
Member Services: Ariana, Joe and Randy
Fitness: Amy, Correen, Don, Jay, Joe, Karl, Mike,
Nicole, Peter, Shannon & Troy
Massage Director: Pam Muellenbach
Massage Therapists: Ellie, Kelly, Natalia & Steve
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W a u wa t o s a
8700 W. Watertown Plank Road
Wauwatosa, WI 53226
414.443.5000 Fax: 414.443.5007
www.facebook.com/thewacwauwatosa
Club Hours:
Monday-Thursday 5am-10pm, Friday 5am-9pm
General Manager: Nikki Wille
Fitness Director: Megan Shemanske
Programming Director: Jules Schwefel
Front Desk Director: Debbie Fisher
Kids' Clubhouse Director: Erica Fenske
Sports Director: Jerry Hofman
Aquatics Director: Kiersten Yeazel
Massage Director: Jules Schwefel
Member Services: Jerry, Matt, Matthew & Sara
Fitness: Adam, Adley, Alex, Ben, Craig, Christina,
Danielle, Darcy, David, Erin, Janet, Jay, Jen, Jerry,
Joe, Jules, Justin, Kara, Meena, Mel, Monica,
Morghan, Nikki, Rachael, Rachel, Sam
Massage Therapists: Anne, AnnMarie, Elizabeth,
Maura, Rachel & Tim
Shawn
Fitness: Anthony, Ashley, Dean, Deric, Joey, Katie,
Kay, Kristen, Heather, Jessica, Kevin, Laura, Lauree,
Laurie, Luke, Mandy, Melanie, Nate, Sarah, Shannon
& Vanessa
Massage Director: Laura Braun
Massage Therapists: Amanda, Brenna, Elizabeth &
Kyle
B USINESS OFFI C E
10840 W. Rogers Street
414.328.1300 Fax: 414.328.4640
Office Hours:
Monday-Friday 8:30am – 4:30pm
Director of Sales: Ian Casmer
Director of Fitness: Craig Hoxie
Director of Group Fitness: Julie Crowley
holiday hou r s
M e m o r i a l Day W e e k e n d
Saturday, May 23 • 6:30am-4pm
(West Allis club still open from Friday)
Sunday, May 24 • 6:30am-4pm
Memorial Day Monday, May 25 • 6:30am-2pm*
(West Allis club re-opens May 28 at 4am)
F o u r t h o f J u ly
Saturday, July 4 • 6:30am-4pm*
6:30am-5pm* (Greenfield and Falls only)
Sunday, July 5 • 6:30am-4pm
(West Allis club re-opens July 6 at 4am)
Lab o r Day W e e k e n d
Saturday, September 5 • 6:30am-4pm
Sunday, September 6 • 6:30am-4pm
Labor Day Monday, September 7 • 6:30am-2pm*
(West Allis club re-opens September 8 at 4am)
* No Group Fitness or Kids' Clubhouse
Select photography provided by Nick Collura, Stephanie Hink and Mike Krukowski.
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Volume 15, Number 2 • Summer 2015
in th is iss u e:
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Ride the
Heat Wave!
Summer is almost here, and we know you're itching to
trade in your snow boots for your summer sneakers.
Summer is a great time to get moving, focus on your goals
and keep training for—dare we say it—winter.
Group Fitness
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Get Ready for a Heat Wave
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The Group Effect
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Group Fitness Events 8
Gym Toys 9
Quick Tip 12
Membership Corner 12
Training Corner
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Advanced Training 14
The Outside Advantage 16
Get Social
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Aquatics20
We’ve got a full lineup of outdoor and indoor activities to
keep you moving all season long. If you can’t get enough
sunshine, check out all of the outdoor classes we have
planned from Bike Club to Backyard Boot Camp, or visit
one of our outdoor pools. If you’re looking for a more
climate-controlled workout, come inside, join in a Group
Fitness class and take the Heat Wave challenge.
Making a Difference
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WAC•tivity
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Court Sports
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Kid's Clubhouse
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WorkingWell28
Food for Thought
We’re so excited to share our summer with you. So come
outside with us or jump in the pool, and afterwards we’ll
grill you a brat out on the deck.
Keith
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Tabata
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Piloxing
Tabata is one of the most effective types of
high-intensity interval training to burn calories
and develop muscle definition. Class consists
of a warm-up leading to timed sets of
bodyweight exercises like sprints, push-ups,
and squat jumps performed in 20-second
intervals of all-out intensity,
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transformation as you gain a sleek, powerful
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Put a twist on your typical “Sunday Funday” as
you participate in our third annual Marathon
Relay! Bring your fellow walkers and runners
to the outdoor track for a fun-filled 105-lap
relay event. A refreshing beverage at our
Watering Hole never tasted so good after 26.2
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stress adaptation response. Insanity workouts
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instructor training Program
Dofayou love taking group fitness classes at the WAC? Have you ever wondered what it would
benslike to teach those classes? Now is your chance to find out how rewarding being a WAC
Group Fitness Instructor can be. The WAC is offering an 8-week course that will give you the
basics to teach and lead fellow WAC members to success. Please contact Julie Crowley at
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Triple Threat
This course will help you tone, pump and
tighten the abdominals, arms, and glutes.
All three muscle groups are targeted with a
variety of exercises designed to get results.
Boost your body image and confidence level
as you head to the office or for a night out on
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Mondays • 6:30pm
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There are many things in the world that when shared with others are more fun and exciting, like watching movies, dining out and
going to sporting events. We think the same idea applies to exercise. That is why we offer over 500 complimentary Group Fitness
classes each week across our seven locations. Each year we celebrate Group Fitness with our Heat Wave program!
Whether you tone up in Strength, unwind in Yoga, or burn calories in Cardio Mix, attend any
15 Group Fitness classes in the months of July and August and you'll receive a very cool
Heat Wave t-shirt. That’s right, a prize for having fun! It’s really easy…just pick up a
Heat Wave card and have your Instructor initial it when you attend class. Choose
from your tried and true favorites or try new formats…you will be rewarded for
your efforts!
Pick up a card at the Front Desk starting July 1.
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THE group effect
Having an awesome community is key to any success you are striving for, and here at
the WAC, we’ve met a lot of amazing workout groups. While each group has their own
style, they’ve all found that working together keeps them accountable. Take a moment
to read through our members’ stories and discover how being part of a group helped
motivate and inspire them to accomplish—even surpass—their goals.
Late Night
West Allis Programming
Late Night Cardio Mix EXPRESS
Tuesdays • midnight-12:30am
Thursdays • 11:15-11:45pm
Join us for this late night cardio class that blends a variety of cardio formats (step,
kickboxing, dance, Hi/Lo) with sculpting for a dynamic, calorie-burning workout.
Using a variety of fitness equipment like hand weights, resistance bands and body
bars will keep your body guessing and ramp up the burn.
Late Night Interval EXPRESS
Mondays • 11:15-11:45pm
Wednesdays • midnight-12:30am
Come to this high-energy class involving alternating short bursts of intense
activity with active recovery. Expect more reps and ramped up activity in this
express class to efficiently increase your cardiovascular fitness.
Late Night Volleyball
Mondays & Thursdays • 9:30pm
Join us for pick up volleyball on the racquetball courts, played tournament style;
2-on-2, 3-on-3, the number of participants dictates the style of game each week.
No need to sign-up, just show up and play!
Late Night Kickball
Wednesdays • 9pm
Play kickball outside under the lights. We will chose teams each week, so there is
no need to sign up. Just come ready to play. If it rains (or snows), we will play an
alternate game inside.
Pub Trivia
Second Wednesday of every month
Join us in the Club Pub for food, drinks and TRIVIA! Get your friends together and
form a team to compete with others for prizes.
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Physical Therapy &
Chiropractic Care...
We invite you to take advantage
of a variety of services, including
complimentary screenings, provided
by our partner service providers:
West Allis
Dr. Jeffry Dauk
Dauk Chiropractic
16873 W. Greenfield Ave.
New Berlin, WI 53151
262.786.2225
*Check club calendar for complimentary
screening events
Kevin Svoboda, PT
Accelerated Rehabilitation Centers
18000-P W. Bluemound Rd.
Brookfield, WI 53045
262.879.0010
Waukesha
Dr. Kevin Herrle
Brookfield Chiropractic
15010 W. Greenfield Ave. Suite #100
Brookfield, WI 53005
262.754.5500
*Check club calendar for complimentary
screening events
Greenfield
Darren Nelson, DPT
WAC Physical Therapy
A Division of Franklin Rehabilitation, Inc.
5020 S. 110th St.
414.409.7817
*15-minute complimentary screening
for all WAC members.
Wauwatosa
Foti Chiropractic
11717 W. North Ave.
Milwaukee, WI 53226
414.259.9008
Third Tuesday of every month • 4:30-6pm
Third Thursday of every month 9-10:30am
Downtown
Matt Blievernicht, DPT OCS
WAC Physical Therapy
A Division of Franklin Rehabilitation, Inc.
5020 S. 110th St.
414.269.0015
Dr. Allen Van Scoyk
Complimentary screenings offered on the
first Monday of every month
6:15-7:15pm
North Shore
Dr. Allen Van Scoyk
Complimentary screenings offered on the
second Monday of every month 6:30-7:30pm
get more fitness, nutrition and club information at www.thewac.com
west allis
Linda, Cindy, Lynn, Liz and Ali
Linda, Cindy, Lynn and Liz are a tight-knit group.
After training individually with other WAC
trainers—even at some other WAC locations,
they decided to do group training. They inspire
each other to work harder and longer, even
when they have aches and pains. “Not only is
working out good for you,” says Lynn, “having
other people to do it with gives you something to
look forward to. Everyone is very supportive of
each other, and we’ve become familiar with each
other’s limitations.”
They love the camaraderie. When they’re not
training with Ali, they jump in on a Ringside or
Fit Club class. They even meet up outside of the
WAC. “I’ve become friends with Cindy, Linda and
Liz,” says Lynn. “We’ve gone out to restaurants,
participated in Norwex showings, and taken
walks together.” And even in hard times, they
are there to build each other up. “These women
rock! I’m lucky to have found them,” says Lynn.
Angie, Leah, Randi, Shauna,
Steph, Sue and Anthony
When Angie, Leah, Randi, Shauna, Steph and Sue
wanted to really push their bodies, they joined
Anthony’s high-intensity interval training (H.I.I.T.)
group. While some knew each other from other
classes or clubs, they really bonded under Anthony’s
group training. “Anthony does an amazing job of
having a group feel,” says Randi. “If one of us quits,
we all start over. We’re not going to let friends down.
It’s fun to laugh and work together.”
Working as a team has kept them motivated and
excited to come to the club. “Being part of a group has
been a great motivator. [I] love the encouragement,”
says Shauna. And while they haven’t been together
for very long, they can all agree that working together
really brings up their performance and pushes them
to go further. “We’ve never been this sore. It has
challenged us mentally and physically,” says Steph,
“and has made us stronger.”
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Events
Try-It Weeks
Yoga for Runners
Take a sneak preview at our upcoming
Specialty Classes, Advanced Training, or
maybe try an introductory class. Watch for
more details in the club.
Complimentary
This workshop is designed for runners looking
to increase flexibility and range of motion;
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build core strength; and
improve breathing,
balance and posture. Yoga is a great way to
lengthen and strengthen muscles and joints
used in running, which will help you build
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stamina and avoid injury. Overall, Yoga helps
restore balance to the body, making it a
valuable compliment to running.
fa $22 member | $27 non-member
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April 19 – May 2
June 21 – July 5
August 23 – September 12
Wedding Dance Workshop
If you’re getting married, a member of a
wedding party or just attending a wedding or
special event, this is the course for you! Learn
how to Swing, Foxtrot and Waltz; we’ll cover
all the basics to get you moving out on the
dance floor and feeling comfortable. Couples
are recommended but singles are welcome.
Please do not wear tennis shoes or sandals; a
hard sole shoe is best. If you have your shoes
for the wedding, please bring them.
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Fee: $15 member | $20 non-member
Friday, April 17 • 5:30-7pm
Roll
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Foam rolling is an effective way to provide
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increase flexibility through massage
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techniques
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instruction on proper foam rolling techniques
that will help you achieve maximum benefits.
Limited enrollment…sign up today!
Fee:
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Outdoor Running Injury Prevention
Feel the sunshine warm your face, feel the
soft breeze flow by, feel the... OUCH! Feel the
agony of a running-related injury right during
mid-season. Don't let this be you, whether you
are new to the sport or a seasoned veteran,
join us as we cover issues and injuries that
plague runners. Learnfsome
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ways to heal and ways to prevent injury. Enjoy
your summer running season!
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Cinco de Mayo Dance
Party
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Fee: $15 member | 20 non-member
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Friday, May 1 • 6:30pm
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Rowing
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Wisconsin Rower Vanessa
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workshop discussing proper form, technique,
and how to put together your rowing workout.
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Aqua Hip Hop Pool
Bust a move in our outdoor pool with all of
your favorite hip hop jams. Afterwards, plan
to chill on the deck with light appetizers and
atobeverage. Bring your friends, and let's have
some fun in the pool!
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Happy Hour at the Barre
End your day the right way with a little sweat,
fun music, and much needed relaxation after
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Dancing on the Deck
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and fun! We'll show you the basics of our
featured ballroom dance. No experience
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Stay after the dance for light
appetizers and beverages.
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Thursday, August 6 • 7pm - Salsa
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Early Morning Poolside Yoga
Join us for an early morning relaxation and
meditative Yoga on our outdoor pool deck.
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Aqua Zumba Outdoor Pool Party
Pull out the maracas and light the tiki torches!
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Get a Kick Out of Combat!
By Megan Shemanske, WAC North Shore, Fitness Director
■ Tone Your Entire Body – Kickboxing forces you to
engage all the muscles groups in your body and combines
cardiovascular exercise and strength training in one! Whether
a punch/jab (back and shoulders), kick (quad and hamstring)
or knee move (core), you’ll work your back and trim your waist
with each move.
■ Blast Calories - The intense cardio and conditioning
element of kickboxing (jumping, twisting, bobbing and
weaving) makes it one of the highest calorie burning workouts
available. An hour class can burn up to 750 calories!
Tired of a boring and monotonous workout? When your
workouts are not motivating, you're more likely to give up
going to the gym. Instead of dreading the hours you'll spend
at the club this week, motivate yourself to get in shape with a
punching bag.
Kickboxing is a fighting technique combining karate-like
kicks with the punching of boxing. Whether by yourself or in a
class (Cardio Combat, Ringside, Cardio Kickboxing), this fun
and total-body workout will leave you feeling accomplished,
energized and sweaty!
These 5 benefits
make Kickboxing one
of the most efficient
forms of exercise:
■ Feel Confident – Kick some
butt! The high-intensity nature
of kickboxing means you’ll gain
improvements and see results
FAST. The more progress you
see, the more confident you’ll
become. Finishing something this
challenging will leave you feeling
accomplished.
■ Take out Stress and
Aggression – Intense physical
activity offers a healthy way to
help purge extra energy and get
frustration out of your system by
releasing endorphins. In addition,
this will help clear your mind and
reward you with a better night’s
sleep.
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Elise, Mary, Lori, Jess, Leslie, Michelle and Liz
Not photographed: Amy
Stop by the Wauwatosa WAC on a Tuesday or Friday and you might find Elise,
Mary, Lori, Amy, Jess, Leslie, Michelle and Liz working together to set up stations
or running as a group on the treadmills. After meeting together in classes and
programs at the WAC, these women decided to pool their fitness knowledge and
create a regular workout group. They all take turns crafting and planning workouts.
“We all seem to like the same intensity and we all chime in,” says Elise. “It goes very
smoothly.”
Having a steady group really keeps them accountable. They’ve found that it is much
easier to get to the gym when they know the group is meeting. They push each
other to do better, to reach further, to dig deeper. “I believe we are all in better
shape thanks to our workouts together,” says Elise. From Tabata to intervals to
stations, switching up exercises and leaders always keeps it fresh. “We really try
to incorporate all the equipment we have access to into our workouts. [There is]
such a nice variety of equipment to use. It’s kind of fun to try something new every
week,” says Elise.
Even when they’re not at the WAC, they like to get together; they’ve had lunches,
kids playdates and dinners out. “I really would consider all of the ladies I workout
with good friends. I’m so glad we have all come together,” says Elise.
Alicia, Lois, Maria, Kim, Steve, Jim
Tracy, Kathy, Laura, Liz, Leslie, Patsy
Jan, Maddy, Becky, Jim
Not photographed: Kathy, Jess, Robin
Maddy’s Treading class is a club favorite at Greenfield, and
these Treading classmates have become excellent workout
companions and good friends. Each came to the class in
a different way, but this group has found they all have the
same workout style and that working together keeps them
coming back week after week. “Amazingly, we are various
ages, yet we feed off the energy of each other to reach our
goals,” says Jan.
These men and women challenge each other each week.
“Maddy is a great coach and motivator. She comes to class
prepared with a new challenge every time,” says Steve.
They motivate and inspire one another to keep moving
forward. “[We] push each other to the max. I get very
good workouts that I may not have gotten alone,” says Jim.
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Even after class is over, the group gets together to run in
local races. From the Lucky Leprechaun 7K in Wauwatosa
to the Brewers Half Marathon, they train together and
compete together. “We inspire each other, cheer each
other on and celebrate after the race,” says Tracy, “It is
all good.”
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Rod and Kristen
After Rod injured himself training for a race, he was referred to a Personal
Trainer to help him train properly and without injury. He started training
with Kristen Griffin who provided the support and education to help him
train successfully. With each session his injury and strength improved.
“The training was both fun and challenging. My confidence grew with her
support to the point where I reached all the goals we set for running,” says
Rod.
Now that he was back on track, Kristen recommended that he incorporated
a different cardio workout to his routine. He started taking Cycle, Interval
and Core. “These classes are so much fun, and the instructors are great,
says Rod. “I met more members and started feeling more connected to the
club and its staff.”
Staff and members started inviting Rod to activities outside of the gym. “I’ve
attended fundraisers, ran races as part of a team and joined a volleyball
team with staff, like Carly Malison, and other WAC members,” says Rod.
They’ve participated in several events, like the Rock & Sole Race, the
Brewers Mini Marathon, Bastille Days, and the Lakefront Discovery Run.
Being so connected with other members keeps Rod motivated. Rod
adds,“The whole staff and members make going to the gym so enjoyable,
and I actually look forward to going every day!”
Fred, Joyce, Rick, Linda, Tom, Sandy,
Joe, Karen, Mary, Bob and Jan
Jan Boberschmidt has been teaching Water classes at
the WAC for 21 years. Over time, many of her class
participants have made life-long friends. Meet Fred,
Joyce, Rick, Linda, Tom, Sandy, Joe, Karen, Mary and
Bob. They are a Monday-Wednesday water aerobics
group that has been exercising together for years, and
their friendship goes far beyond the workout.
It probably started with a drink after class, but now
this group regularly meets outside of class—and even
outside of the WAC. From Christmas and Valentine’s
Day to Cinco de Mayo and the Summer Olympics, this
group never misses an opportunity to get together. They
have relays and play games in the pool, then meet in the
Club Pub for a potluck. They also stop by each other’s
houses for an occasional lunch or dinner. A few years
ago, they were even featured in the Waukesha Freeman
when one of their fellow class-goers turned 90.
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Summer Break
Staying Hydrated
During Your Workout
By Michael Lederer
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Fitness Director
Saturday morning is finally here, and you’ve had this day marked on your
calendar for months. Whether today is your first half-marathon, a 90-minute
WAC Cycle ride or your company’s annual 5K run/walk, you are totally
prepared. You have followed your trainers exercise plan, enjoyed your favorite
carb-loaded pasta the night before and even had the best eight hours of
sleep you can remember. What could possibly sabotage your day of fitness?
Dehydration.
Water is the most essential nutrient for life; it helps us regulate our body
temperature and lubricate our joints. Not getting enough water can cause
muscle cramps, dizziness, fatigue, heat exhaustion or heat stroke. It is important
to keep hydrated during exercise to keep your body moving. Because there
is wide variability in the hydration levels of individuals, it is nearly impossible
to provide specific recommendations, but here are some general guidelines:
Are your kids home from school for the summer?
Upgrade your membership to include minors,
and your children under 22 will have access
to the club for the summer. For students over
22 and non-members, we’re bringing back
our Student Summer Membership. Qualifying
students can sign-up for a 3-month membership
and take advantage of a hot summer rate.
*For more details on Upgrades or Student
Summer memberships, contact any WAC
Member Services Representative.
Health Rewards Programs
More and more employers and insurance
groups are offering health rewards programs. If
you need to know how many times you’ve visited
the club, simply stop at the Front Desk. We can
pull up to 60 days of usage. If you’re curious
about health rewards programs, check with your
employer or insurance provider to find out if your
plan includes club membership reimbursement
or rewards.
■ Drink 8-10 fl oz 30 minutes before exercise
■ Drink 8-10 fl oz every 10-15 minutes during exercise
■ If exercising longer than 90 minutes, drink 8-10 fl oz of a sports drink
(with no more than 8 percent carbohydrate) every 15 - 30 minutes
■ Drink 20-24 fl oz water for every 1 lb lost during exercise
■ Consume a 4:1 ratio of carbohydrate to protein within the 2 hours after exercise to replenish glycogen stores.
Don’t let your fitness event be
disrupted by a lack of hydration. Follow the steps above and see your WAC
fitness professionals for more questions on this and other fitness related
topics.
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Director of Fitness
Workout of the Week
The same W.O.W. workout can be found at all club locations
and will be updated on Mondays. Look for the blue WOW
kiosk throughout the club and ask a staff member if you
have any questions on exercise and program specifics. One
of our personal trainers will be happy to take you through
any of the workouts or lead a group during a challenge week
format. W.O.W will
highlight a wide variety
of formats, equipment
and trainers as well
as offer challenges
with the chance to win
prizes.
Do you go online, download phone apps or search through
magazines and books to find different workout routines?
Now there’s no need to look any further than your own
club. Introducing the Workout of the Week (W.O.W)!
WOW
As an added value and service to your current membership,
the WAC will provide you
with a complimentary
weekly workout. This
is a great opportunity
to learn new exercises,
discover
innovative
workout formats, try new
and different equipment
you might not have used before and have fun with your
workouts!
Step up your fitness routine and challenge yourself to the
Workout of the Week!
Try our dumbbell workout: Sun’s
Out, Guns Out!
5 Minute Warm-Up:
Use any cardio equipment
Level
Adjustments
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
1-2 sets of 15 reps
2-3 sets of 12 reps
3-4 sets of 12-15 reps
■ Bench Press
■ Curl
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F.Y.I.
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Pool Closed
April 19-26
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Racquetball Court
Floor Refinishing
Exercise Pool Closed
August
(Between Summer and
Fall Leagues)
Waukesha
Week of April 26
Week of June 21
Large Gym Floor
Refinishing
Week of June 21
Group Fitness Floor
Refinishing
Small Gym and
Mind/Body Studio
Floor Refinishing
Memorial Day Weekend
Week of June 28
Racquetball Court
Floor Refinishing
Downtown
August
(Between Summer and
Fall Leagues)
Pool Closed
Week of August 30
Greenfield
Outdoor Pool Opens
Memorial Day
Weekend
Indoor Pool Closed
Week of August 23
Outdoor Pool Closes
September/October
(weather permitting)
Group Fitness Floor
Refinishing
Labor Day
Weekend
Group Fitness Floor
Refinishing
July 3
Locker Room Re-tile
July 5-6
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Week of June 28
Court Floor
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Memorial Day
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Multi-purpose Room
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Memorial Day
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Feel the Burn
Think your workout is HOT? Join us as
we take you through an intense workout
featuring plyometrics and functional
training techniques using only your body
weight. This class will turn up the heat
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Originally developed specifically for sports
like football and Mixed Martial Arts, heavy
rope training (or rope battling) is making
it mainstream. Along with increasing
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from point A to B by running, jumping,
climbing, vaulting and swinging. In
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TRAINING
Tri Faster Train Stronger
The secret to racing faster starts in the
gym. So join Tri Faster for a program that
redefines “hard core”. The Tri Faster
Train Stronger will help you improve your
strength, power, fat burning and speed
in an action-packed, 60-minute workout.
This class is geared towards swimmers,
runners, cyclists and triathletes - but
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Tri Faster Run Circuit
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short bursts of running with full body,
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Tuesdays • 5:45am
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Bill, Janet, Erin, Chris, Rachael, Justin and Jules
Not photographed: Rob, Mary Nicole, David, Melissa, Nikki,
Jeremy, Noah, Jill, Matt, James, Kate, Chris and Mike
In 2013, Bill and a group of other WAC trainers and members started training for
the Tough Mudder race. He was looking for a fun yet challenging group event,
and that seemed like a great fit. They trained together and met in Cascade,
Wisconsin to compete. But, electroshock obstacles aside, they found that even
the Tough Mudder race wasn’t tough enough for them. So they decided to
attempt a more competitive event in Chicago: The Men’s Health Urbanathlon.
After competing—and doing extremely well—in the 2014 Urbanathlon, now
begins their training for a new season. They meet twice a week to train; they’ll
do intervals on the Woodway treadmills or jump in a Tread & Train class, and
then follow that up with Janet’s H.I.I.T. or core workout. Each weekend, they
meet at Concordia University to take on the stairs. “What a great way to wake
up on a Saturday or Sunday,” says Bill, “We have a routine that takes one hour—
and you leave feeling it!”
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Their hard training pays off. “Last fall, we realized that we are actually very
competitive on a regional level,” says Bill. “Having two of the group in the top 5
(Erin placed 1st) of their age categories at the Urbanathlon in Chicago, verified
[that] our training efforts were working well.” Their goal this year is to keep
improving, and working together as a team keeps them motivated. “It helps to
endure the pain of higher level training when you see others struggle with you,”
says Bill. “I think we all are seeing great progress in our fitness goals.”
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Summer is a great time to be active, and whether you enjoy the fresh Wisconsin
WA C O u t d o o r classes
Outdoor Extreme X
Join the craze! Push yourself past what you
ever thought possible. Led by a personal
trainer, this class takes traditional interval
training to a new level with long bursts
of maximum intensity exercise and short
periods of rest. Workouts will include cardio
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Get ready for an adventure! We’re taking
this high-energy, calorie-burning Group
Training program outside. Our Trainers will
inspire you to band together with fellow
participants to achieve your fitness goals in
these boot-camp-style sessions. Join us for
a fun outdoor challenge as we tag team an
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speed training activities designed to get
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These local novelty runs make
those five kilometers more
exciting.
Color Run – Shine Tour
Known as the “Happiest 5K on
the Planet”, the Color Run is the
largest 5K event series in the
country. Get blasted with color
and glitter every kilometer, pass
through the Sparkle Zone and
enjoy the celebration at the end!
Saturday, May 23 – Racine
TBA – Milwaukee
Milwaukee Challenge
The Milwaukee Challenge is
an adventure races that is part
5K race, part scavenger hunt,
and part urban exploration—
which all adds up to 100% fun
as you compete against other
challengers to quickly solve the
clues and beat them to the finish
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Summer Races
Check out these nearby races...
Bravado Challenge
May 16 • Waukesha
Madison Twilight 10k
May 23 • Madison
Madison Half Marathon
May 24 • Madison
UPAF Ride for the Arts
May 31• Milwaukee
Hope Springs Eternal
Wisconsin Breast
Cancer Showhouse
Racing for Research
5K Run/ 2K Walk
June 6 • Milwaukee
Summerfest
Rock 'n' Sole
Pewaukee Triathlon
July 12 • Pewaukee
Tails on the Trail
Brewers Famous Racing
Sausages Run/Walk
July 18 • Milwaukee
Toughman Wisconsin
June 20 • Sherwood
Wisconsin Trail Assail
June 20 - Menomonee Falls
July 4 - Waukesha
New Berlin National
Dash
July 2 • New Berlin
Ironman 70.3 Racine
July 19 • Racine
Dirty Girl Run
August 15 • Waukesha
Tough Mudder
September 12-13 • Plymouth
Storm the Bastille
July 9 • Milwaukee
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Lakefront Brewery Tour and Lunch
Join us for a great excursion to Milwaukee's own Lakefront Brewery. Started in
1987, Lakefront Brewery has been brewing for more than 27 years. They pride
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like none other...informative and entertaining. Ticket price includes beer and soda.
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Contact Pat Hutchinson at [email protected] for more information.
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You’re ALL invited! Join us for our 1st
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the classic movie, Ghostbusters. Dip
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fresh and delicious meal and a seasonal
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Friday, July 10 • 7pm
Snowmobiling Excursion
If mountains, waterfalls and great
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The WAC Greenfield is excited to host
our 16th Annual Adult Outdoor Pool
Party! Don’t miss out on our delicious
Italian feast from That’s Amore, lively
music provided by Soundsational DJ
and entertaining games put on by
your favorite WAC staff. So mark your
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TGIF at the WAC Watering Hole
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Difference
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The WAC “CHIPS IN” to Fight ALS
Golf Outing
Join us for our 3rd Annual Golf Outing as we team up
with “The ALS Association WI Chapter” to help those with
ALS (also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease) at Ironwood
Golf Course in Sussex. This event includes golf with cart,
range balls, lunch, dinner, drinks, contests and tons of fun
and entertainment. Not a golfer? Don’t miss out! Come
for dinner and prizes! For questions or more information,
contact Randy Foss at 414.427.6500 or [email protected].
Through generous donations, we raised over $23,000 over
the last two years to help those who needed assistance
during difficult times. If you would like to donate or
contribute to this event, please contact Randy Foss.
Fee: $100 member & non-member
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Help us in our ongoing support of the Tosa Cares Food
Pantry. Watch for information
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donations can be dropped in the collection barrel located
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Ditch the workout and join the party to benefit the Ronald
McDonald House. The Ronald McDonald House’s mission is to
create, find and support programs that directly improve the health
and well being of children. They help provide housing for families
near a hospitalized child
and offset the cost of living in another city.
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Charities Easter Wisconsin. Watch for more details in the club.
Donation: $10 per person
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WAC•tivity
Do you have pain in
the front of your knee
while working out?
Exercise Your Brain!
See how many differences you can spot in the photos below. Hint: there are a total
of twelve! Check your answers by visiting www.thewac.com/wactivity
Many people think that pain in the front of your knee or
around your kneecap is normal when participating in an
exercise program, especially when you are doing a lot of
lower body strengthening. Stop! This is not normal! The
good news is that pain in the front of your knee during
exercises such as squats, lunges, leg press and step ups can
be from a variety of sources of which most can be addressed
by simply tweaking your routine or focusing on form.
Things to think about...
Form: Most pain can be alleviated by making sure you
are using proper form with exercises. In general, the knee
should never go forward over your toes and never drop in
towards the midline.
Hip and core strength: These are areas that are
commonly overlooked and play a big role with knee
alignment and force distribution. Simply add some abdominal
stabilization and clamshell exercises to your routine.
Flexibility: The common areas of tightness include the
IT band, quadriceps, hamstrings, calves and hip flexors. It’s
important to incorporate stretching and foam rolling into
your routine. Remember, you never want to stretch a cold
muscle! It is important to warm up appropriately.
Do you have a nagging pain or a new injury?
The Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin sports
medicine team offers free injury assessments. You will
receive a comprehensive assessment from a licensed health
care professional. He or she will make recommendations to
help alleviate your pain. He or she will steer you in the right
direction if it's something that needs to be looked into further.
Free injury assessments are available by appointment
Monday through Friday at the following locations:
Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin Sports
Medicine Center- Wauwatosa
Call (414) 805-8656 to schedule an appointment
Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin Orthopaedic,
Sports and Spine Center- Menomonee Falls
Call (262) 532-1100 to schedule an appointment
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Junior Racquetball
Looking for a fun fitness alternative?
Want to meet new people? Try WAC’s
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Congratulations to State Singles Champions!
We salute your accomplishments and thank you for representing your WAC family with pride.
Janelle Andrews
Greg Beatty
Masen Beatty
Steele Beatty
John Bechard
Sue Biagi
Brittany Bullock
Jimmy Crawford
Brian Crowley
Carl Evers
Tony Krocak
Jim Mast
Elisabeth Matusewic
Scott Moore
Paul Muxworthy
Krystal Neuman
Terri O'Neal
Phil Purpero
Rich Ross
Matt Stamborski
Kim Urchell
Jay Wollenberg
Karl Zeeb
Mike Zimmerman
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Play in our summer doubles racquetball
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For more information contact Lee at
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Beginner Lessons
Summer-sational Doubles
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1st Place: Women's Open & 1st Place: Women's All Age Open/A
1st Place: Men's 40+ Open
2nd Place: Men's All Age C
Consolation: Men's A
Consolation: Men's 40+ Open
1st Place: Women's All Age
1st Place: Women's D
1st Place: Men's All Age Open
Consolation: Men's All Age Open
1st Place: Men's 50+ Open
1st Place: Men's 30/40+ A & 2nd Place: Men's AA
1st Place: Men's 40+ B
2nd Place: Women's B
2nd Place: Men's 50+ Open
2nd Place: Men's All Age open
1st Place: Women's B
2nd Place: Women's All Age
Consolation: Men's AA
Consolation: Men's 50+ Open
1st Place: Men's Open
Consolation: Women's All Age
2nd Place: Men's Open
1st Place: Men's All Age A
1st Place: Men's 50+
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Work with one of our highly skilled club pros
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The winter leagues are coming to an end,
but let’s keep the fun going. We have
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It’s time for our 2nd annual
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HOOPS
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Open Court
Adult Pickup
Hoops / Leagues
Open Indoor Soccer
Mondays • 12-2pm
4:30pm-Close
Tuesdays • 12-2pm
10pm-Close
6-10pm
Adult Basketball League
Thursdays • 12-2pm
Fridays • 1-2pm
Saturdays • 11-2pm
Tuesdays & Thursdays
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Open Badminton
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Pickleball
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CLUBHOUSE
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Parents’ Night Out
Hey parents! We have
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miss! The Kid’s Clubhouse will be
in charge while you enjoy a night
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special spa day! Bring in your little
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make-up done, and leave with a
beautiful crown! Sign up at the Front
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Saturday, August 1 • 1:30-3pm
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Wednesdays in August • 10am
Join our WACy instructors for our
4-day youth summer day camps.
Each week we will focus on fun,
healthy, and active activities with
your children. Activities will vary
from sports, dance, Yoga, and
aquatics. If you can’t make the entire
week, you have the option to drop
in for the day (space permitting).
Snack will be provided. Sign up
at the Front Desk before we fill
up. Children ages 3 and up are
welcome. See club for more details.
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Zumba® Kids Jr.
Zumba® Kids Jr. classes are a
dance ‘n’ play party for lil’ feet where
pint-sized party animals get silly,
dream big and begin their journey
to a healthy future. This program is
where 4 to 8-year-olds just let loose
and be themselves – little bundles
of natural energy that are endlessly
curious about new sounds and
experiences! Here they can socialize,
move to age-appropriate music and
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Labor Day • September 7
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Kids’ Clubhouse Family Snapshot
Meet the Bocks
Jonathan, Cristin, Charlie,
Theo, Louisa and Violet
Hello! My name is Violet and I’m 4 years old. I love playing with
Legos and American Girl dolls. I have three older siblings. My
brother Charlie is the oldest—he’s 12. He’s in 6th grade and
likes theater, music and reading. My other brother Theo is 9
and is in 3rd grade. He likes Legos (like me!) and video games.
Both of my brothers like Pokémon. Louisa is 7 and she’s in 1st
grade. She likes music, coloring and art. Charlie wants to be a
teacher when he grows up, Theo wants to be a Lego designer,
Louisa wants to be a mommy… I don’t know what I want to
be—I’m only 4! Dad is a laryngologist (that’s a fancy word for
throat surgeon) and an assistant professor at Froedtert/MCW.
Mommy hangs out with us kids. We all love going to the WAC.
Mom likes to do strength training, Yoga and water aerobics.
Dad likes cardio fitness and strength training. My brothers
like the teachers at the Kids’ Clubhouse, and Lousia and I like
playing with the other kids. Our family lives in Wauwatosa and
we love it there! We go to movies, try new restaurants and go
to fairs and festivals. Our family is pretty great!
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Sand Castle Field Services
About the organization:
Sand Castle Field Services is a small to medium-sized organization,
located in Brookfield, WI. As a business, we strive to be friendly
and family oriented. Our culture reflects that, and we are always
looking for new ways to take care of our employees, both mentally
and physically.
been great to work with and very encouraging. The fitness
instructors are very hands-on and involved in our wellness goals.
The overall inviting environment that they have created helps our
employees stay motivated and engaged.
What are some key successes?
Our biggest success so far in this program has been employee
Tell us about your wellness
program and how it started:
The beginning of the year is always a
good time to focus on health, which is
what triggered our interest in starting
a wellness program. Working in an
office environment, it’s easy to fall into a
sedentary lifestyle. This is what we are
trying to avoid by creating this wellness
initiative.
We teamed up with the West Allis WAC for our current wellness
program. It will run a total of eight weeks, ending in April, and
consist of 8 Friday nights of fun classes. The class offers a variety
of WAC programming, allowing our employees to find their fitness
groove.
How has partnering with the WAC helped
your wellness program?
We have found working with the WAC to be a very positive
experience. The West Allis General Manager, Trish Beatty, has
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participation. This is the largest group we’ve been able to organize
so far. We hope to continue this trend. Employee engagement
is very important to the program’s success. We hope that by
providing prizes that are also wellness related, we will continue
employee engagement for future programs.
What’s in store for the future?
We are hopeful that we can continue to be successful in engaging
our workforce in a healthy lifestyle and will be offering wellness
initiatives throughout 2015.
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Summer Salads
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Wednesday, June 10 • 6pm
Individual Nutrition
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Private nutrition consultations are always
available by appointment with one of our
dietitian-nutritionists.
One hour: $45 member | $60 non-member
Half hour: $30 member | $45 non-member
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Fuel Your Big Event
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Paid Programs
You train hard for your athletic events, so
make sure to prepare with good nutrition.
Learn about optimal meal
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Sports Nutrition
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Metabolic Testing
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number will add more logic to your fitness
goals. Testing is available by appointment
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In The Moment
This fun, easy-to-use app will help
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● I just feel like eating . . . not sure why. How do I go about figuring out what will best meet my current needs?
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● I know I need to eat more mindfully. What should I do?
● Emotional eating is my downfall. What can help me right now, in this moment of weakness?
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In the
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Vegetables
Produce
Apr
May
FARMER'S Market
Seasonal Availability of Wisconsin Fruits and Vegetables
The bars represent dates of harvest and availability which can vary with
such factors as weather conditions, farm location and varieties grown.
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
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Arugula
Asparagus
Beans
Beets
Bok Choy
Broccoli
Brussels Sprouts
Cabbage
Carrots
Cauliflower
Chard
Corn
Cucumbers
Eggplant
Garlic
Kale, Collards
Kohlrabi
Leaf Lettuce
Leeks
Okra
Onions
Parsnips
Peas, Sweet
Peppers, Bell
Peppers, Hot
Potatoes
Radishes
Rutabagas
Salad Mix
Scallions
Spinach
Summer Squash
Winter Squash
Tomatoes
Fruits
Turnips
Apples
Blueberries
Cherries, Sweet
Cherries, Tart
Cranberries
Grapes
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Year round Wisconsin foods include meats, poultry, cheese, eggs, milk, dry beans, mushrooms, popcorn, hickory
nuts, maple syrup, honey and sorghum.
harvest season
extended season
available from storage
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Food
Harvest your
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By Kim Flannery, WAC Nutrition Director & Registered Dietitian-Nutritionist
Once you bring your fresh local produce home, the real fun
begins. There are endless delicious ways to prepare nutritious
vegetables and fruits for summer meals. Perhaps the easiest
use of fresh produce is in summer salads. By blending bold
colors and flavors, you can create many delicious main dishes
and sides without a recipe. Just add a flavorful dressing.
Ahh, the simple pleasures of summer! Tomatoes start tasting
like tomatoes instead of cardboard, and a wide variety of
locally sourced produce reappears on grocery shelves and in
farmers markets throughout Southeastern Wisconsin. What are
the benefits of eating locally grown fruits and vegetables?
Fresh produce has better flavor. When food is transported
long distances, it is often picked before it ripens. As a result,
flavor does not have a chance to naturally develop completely.
Hard, dry, flavorless tomatoes in the middle of winter are good
examples; they lack the full, rich flavors and tender, moist
texture of in-season tomatoes grown locally.
If you need an idea to fire up your creativity, try this fresh
summer salad that incorporates heirloom tomatoes and beets.
It’s simple, colorful, and packed with good nutrition.
Eating local is more economical. When you buy what is
growing now, you are usually choosing from a larger supply,
which means the price tends to be lower than if the same
produce is purchased when in short supply.
The nutritional quality of local produce is better. When food is
sold close to where it is grown, it is simply fresher than when
it is transported from far away and stored for a longer time
before sale. That means it is more nutritious as well. Less time
between harvest and your table brings more nutrients to you
and your family.
The best way to know how your food was grown is to grow it
yourself, but there are other good options. If gardening doesn’t
excite you, visit a local farmers market or join a Community
Supported Agriculture (CSA) farm.
Heirloom Tomato Beet Salad
Ingredients
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2 medium-sized red beets
2 medium-sized golden beets
3 tablespoons chopped fresh chives
2 tablespoons chopped fresh tarragon
2 tablespoons chopped shallots
1 tablespoon capers
3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
3 cups heirloom cherry tomatoes,
halved
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2 pounds heirloom tomatoes, sliced
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
Preparation
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