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ACCent Magazine THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ATHLETIC CLUB OF COLUMBUS • SINCE 1912

JULY & AUGUST 2015

SAY

helloTO SUMMERat the ACC

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CLUB NEWS

W. Michael Fritz President

ACCent Magazine • 3

During the past several weeks, we have held special events recognizing the dedication and hard work of our Legacy members and Past Presidents. These individuals helped make the club what it is today. What will the club look like in the future? How will you chose to leave your mark on the Athletic Club? Here are a couple of ways to do so:

An effective and engaging committee system is a key component in shaping the future of our club. By becoming involved in a committee, you are taking an active role in offering ideas, feedback and important opinions on club business and how we move forward. The committee structure at the ACC is well-developed and well-managed, which allows members to ask questions while searching for a good fit and then outlines the steps to follow to apply for committee involvement once that fit has been identified. Becoming active in the club is a benefit of membership that is available to you any time! Please reach out to Mary Alvarado or Sarah Favara in the Membership Office should you be interested in learning more.

Another active role our members play is that of “Blue Wings.” The Blue Wings program was established in 2012 by the Membership Committee to aid in the club’s retention efforts by engaging new members at the start of their membership tenure. Meet-ups between a new member and their Blue Wing have become a significant part of the orientation process. Currently, over 30 members are active Blue Wings who share their membership experience and insights with those who are in the early stages of “learning the ropes.” If you’d like to learn more about the Blue Wings program, or if you’re an active Blue Wing and would like to share your experiences with others, please consider joining us on Thursday, August 13 for the Blue Wings Reception. See page 5 for details.

Share your member experience online! Follow the ACC, post your photos while you’re at the club,

and connect with fellow members.

#myclubACC

Escape the summer heat and head to The Booth!

Purchase your SUMMER

BOWLING PASS for free bowling all summer long!

See page 13 for details.

CLUB NEWS

Paul Kroll, Jr., CCM General Manager

4 • ACCent Magazine

Regardless of the season, the discovery of something new is appreciated year round. A new idea for a vacation, a new piece of music or a phone to wear on your wrist - these things aren’t world changing, but they keep our world fresh. At the club, the undercurrent that drives us forward is our desire to create new discoveries for members. It could be a new exercise, a member event, or a new wine, pizza, coffee, and so on. There are many ways we work to keep the energy of discovery coming throughout the ACC. The food and beverage area, however, is probably the most fertile for discovery of simple pleasures.

When considering how to keep the wheels of interest in our food offerings turning, there are competing interests. While some value traditional club fare, others are looking for healthful food menus, and still others may see the absence of modern American fusion a deal breaker if it’s missing from our menu. These preferences reflect the ACC membership and also the challenge that Chef John Wolfe has been working with for four years.

In addition to balancing the varied tastes, Chef Wolfe has to make judgment calls on quality all the time. The decisions are made to bring in high quality products and are typically, maybe mistakenly, not broadcast to you. In the coming communications, we plan to do a better job of letting you know the results of these decisions. As a small example, if you’ve ordered salmon at The ACC in the past 3 years, you’ve eaten Skuna Bay Salmon. This is fish that is farmed in a natural Pacific Ocean environment by craft farmers of Vancouver Island. Their practices and the lengths they go to deliver a sustainable, open water harvested, yet ecologically mindful product are extraordinary and unique in North America. The ACC is among a long list of acclaimed restaurants from Chicago to Las Vegas and San Francisco that sources salmon through Skuna Bay. This example serves as just one of the many among our food options. In future ACCent features, look for insights into our cheese choices, our sourcing partnerships with Ohio farmers, and our continued efforts toward seasonal offerings.

The club keeps even more preferences in mind when building options for our beverage programming. Our wine list has seen a dramatic lift over the past year. New World wine enthusiasts will revel in the improvements put in place by AGM Mike Delcour. I should emphasize that our current wine options are a gold mine for enthusiasts. On the flip side, our beer program has been running at full speed for about a year now. Taking advantage of Ohio’s lopsided talent in craft breweries, the club’s monthly Tap Takeovers (on the last Friday of each month) have been successful with partners such as Fat Head, Homestead, and Rhinegiest to name a few. Our new F&B Director Ben Paulson has been working to propel this program even more. Check out Ben’s letter on sour beer and his idea for a sour beer dinner that’s coming up (see page 7).

My notes here are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to food and beverage at The ACC. As promised, you will get to know more about the operations in future ACCent articles. Decisions are being made every day at the club to provide you with new experiences – we hope you enjoy the path to discovery!

Membership Snapshot as of May 31, 2015

Total Membership as of 5/31/15 - 1471New and Returning Members for April - 15New and Returning Members for May - 15

WELCOME New & Returning

MembersApril

Bradford BargerJoseph BullockJerry Diodore

Jacob DohertyDavid EfawCort EssigZane Fry

Lindsey GardinerJeff Martin

Amanda OrtlipCheryl SublerMatt Sullivan

Michael Van FossenMark Vineis

Matthew ZirwasMay

Nithin AkuthotaCorey BentinePeter Duggan

Jared ErbJeffrey Hensien

Jarred HueyPeter Martin

Allison MonemeMalorie Palma

Gary PottsMike Ross

Roy RushingDavid Stein

Sean StrickerNazar Zhdan

MEMBERSHIP


Blue Wings Continue to SoarReception to be held August 13

The ACC’s group of dedicated Blue Wings continue to make the new member orientation process successful. By meeting a new member within the first 60 days of membership, Blue Wing members are able to connect new members with current members, answer questions about the club, and, in some cases, make lasting friendships.

Here’s a few of our Blue Wing “all-stars” from the past few months:

Courtnee Hawkins • Ben SimonRob Tafrate • Kelly Casto • Richard Snead

Brett Langolf • Betsy Stewart

As a sincere “thank you” to all of our Blue Wings, and in an effort to add new members to the Blue Wings ranks, we invite all members currently enrolled or interested in joining the Blue Wings to:

Blue Wings ReceptionThursday, August 13, 5:30 - 7 PM

Connect with current Blue Wings, learn more about the program, and hear success stories that make

membership at the ACC unique. Complimentary hors d’oeuvres. Cash bar. RSVP online.

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FOOD & DRINK


When deciding on a summer drink, most people will gravitate towards Champagne, a tall gin and tonic, or maybe an ice cold Budweiser. All are delicious in their own right, but in my mind, summer has not officially began until I have enjoyed funky, stinky, and tart sour beer.

If you are unfamiliar with sour beer, here’s some quick information to get you started on your sour beer journey. Sour beers have been brewed for over 100 years primarily out of Belgium, Brussels, and Germany. When making sour beers, brewers intentionally use bacteria to spoil the beer, using the same microbes used to make yogurt and salami. The bacteria creates sharp and sour flavors that separate sour beers from the rest of the brewing world. Many sours are fermented in wine barrels, bringing new depth to an already unique beer style. Michaeleen Doucleff of National Public Radio once wrote that sour beers have, “the complexity of a wine and the zing of a Sour Patch Kid.”

Here at the ACC, we just received our first shipment of two sour beers from Trinity Brewing Company out of Colorado Springs. The two sours we received, the “TPS Report” and “Red Swingline” are very highly rated: “TPS Report” received a gold medal from the Great American Beer Festival in 2009 and a bronze in 2012, and“Red Swingline” was put on Draft Magazine’s “Top 25 Beers in The World” in 2013. So come down to The Booth, order a pizza, and crack a sour...summer is finally here.

Dining Feature: Greek Week!July 20 - 25

Enjoy traditional Greek fare, served for lunch and dinner this week only. Featuring Gyros,Lamb Kabobs, and Pastitsio.

BIRTHDAY NIGHTWednesday, July 15 and Wednesday, August 19

All members with a birthday during the month are invited to celebrate in the Grill Room! Reservations to the Front Desk: 614.221.3344

SOUR BEER DINNERThursday, August 27, 6:30 PM

4-course dinner with featured sour beers from Trinity Brewing Co.

$40++ per person. Limit 40 guests.RSVP online or at the Front Desk:

614.221.3344

Ben PaulsonDirector of Food & Beverage

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HOP TO THE FIELDTuesday, July 28Make your way to Huntington Park for the Clippers game with a bar stop along the way! Meet at the ACC at 5:45 PM and walk to the stadium by way of a stop for drinks and snacks. Game starts at 7:05 PM. $20 per person, includes drinks at the stop and reserved ticket to the game. Sign up online.

FINAL FRIDAY FAMILY NIGHTSFriday, July 31: Family Fun Night @ Columbus Country ClubBring the whole family for fun poolside at Columbus Country Club! Enjoy food and drinks, games and music. More details to come. Open to all ACC members. RSVP to the ACC Front Desk: 614.221.3344.

Friday, August 28: Kids Movie Night @ ACC, “Big Hero 6”Dinner buffet at 6 PM; Movie from 6:30 - 8 PMEnjoy a kid-friendly dinner buffet, followed by a showing of “Big Hero 6” on the big screen! A special marshmallow dessert will be served. Parents may enjoy dinner and drinks in Carmichael’s or The Booth while the children are watching the movie. $12 per child. RSVP online or at the Front Desk.

SPEAKER PANEL PRESENTATION:Thursday, August 6: Doors open at 5:30 PM, Presentation begins at 6 PM followed by Q & A.This 6th Annual Panel Presentation, hosted by the ACC Associate Committee, will feature Columbus executives discussing their entreprenurial mindset and the successes they have experienced with their own endeavors in Columbus and beyond. Scheduled panelists to date include Joe DeLoss (Hot Chicken Takeover,) Greg Lehman (Watershed Distillery,)Zach Weprin (Fusian). Free to attend. Open to all ACC members and guests. RSVP online.

PINTS &PINS

THURSDAY, JULY 16

5 - 8 PMIN THE BOOTH

Are you riding in Pelotonia this year, or do you know someone who

is? Get the fundraising juices flowing this

summer at the ACC!

Bring friends, family and Pelotonia supporters to

The Booth for drinks, food, and bowling -- all to

support “One Goal End Cancer.”

$20 per person (cash only) at the door:

> $10 for unlimited beer and bowling

> $10 toward a rider’s fundraising goal

The more friends you bring, the more

money you raise!

This event is open to all ACC members and guests. Donations to the general

fund may be made at the event. RSVP online or at the ACC Front Desk:

614.221.3344.

CLUB CALENDAR


JULY

7

New Member Orientation

9

Women’s Fitness Orientation & Class see page 11

13 - 17

Youth & Juniors Squash Campsee page 11

14

Championship Golf Outing @ CCC

16

Pints & Pins for Pelotonia in The Boothsee page 8

Holiday Hours:July 3: Athletics 6 AM - 6 PM; Dining closes 3 PM; Child Care, Spa and Offices closed

July 4: Club closed.

31

Final Friday Family Night @ CCCsee page 8

28

Hop to the Fieldsee page 8

AUGUST

17

Annual Golf Outing @ Pinnaclesee page 10

13

Blue Wings Receptionsee page 5

19

BirthdayNightsee page 7

28

Final Friday Family Night: Movie Night!see page 8

27

Trinity Brewing Co. Sour Beer Dinnersee page 7

15

Birthday Nightsee page 7

5

New Member Orientation

6

Speaker Panel Presentationsee page 8

summerBRUNCH

SATURDAYS THROUGH AUGUST10 AM - 3 PM • CARMICHAEL’S PUB

FANTASTY FOOTBALL DRAFT PARTIESHost your draft in The Booth!

Call ahead and reserve lanes and tables for your group. Food may be arranged ahead of time as well. Contact Carrie McPherson

in the Private Events Office: [email protected], 614.545.1353.

&PINS

GROUP FITNESS SUMMER 2015 • effective May 26

Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Saturdays Sundays6:00 - 7:00

6th Floor StudioJennifer $

9:50 - 10:20

Kid Zone Hours:Monday - Friday

9 AM - 1:30 PM5 PM - 9PM

Saturday7:30 AM - 12 PM

Nursery Hours:Monday - Friday

9 AM - 1:30 PM5 PM - 9 PM

Arrangements made at the Front Desk.

6:35 - 7:05H.I.I.T

6th Floor StudioKendra

6:00 - 7:30 AshtangaModified

Nora6th Floor Studio

9:30 - 10:30

6th Floor StudioCatherine

9:30 - 10:15Body Burn6th Floor Studio

Kendra

9:30 - 10:30

6th Floor StudioCatherine

12:15 - 1:00

EXPRESS6th Floor Studio

Catherine

12:15 - 1:00


Catherine

5:45 - 6:30


Gina

5:45 - 6:30


Gina

6:00 - 7:00Endurance

Spin Spinning Studio

Erin



Jennifer

11:30 - 12:1550 / 50

6th Fl & Spinning Studio

Jon

11:30 - 12:15Ride in 45

Spinning StudioErin

11:30 - 12:1550 / 50


Dr. Sandy

11:30 - 12:1550 / 50


Dr. Sandy

12:30 - 1:15Ride in 45

Spinning StudioErin

12:30 - 1:15Ride in 45

Spinning StudioNoelle

12:30 - 1:15Ride in 45

Spinning StudioLaura

9:30 - 10:15Mat Pilates

6th Floor StudioKendra

9:30 - 10:15 Mat Pilates

6th Floor StudioNoelle

8:00 - 8:45 Ride in 45

Spinning StudioNoelle

6:00 - 7:00

6th Floor StudioJennifer $

6:30 - 7:30 Master Swim

ACC PoolReggie

6:30 - 7:30Master Swim

ACC PoolReggie

6:00 - 6:45Ride in 45

Spinning StudioJennifer

6:00 - 6:45Ride in 45

Spinning StudioGina

5:45 - 6:30

Reformer Studio Kendra $


6th Floor StudioJess

12:30 - 1:15Ride in 45

Spinning StudioErin

6:30 - 7:15 Vinyasa

Flow

Lara6th Floor Studio

$ Denotes member fee. Please contact instructor to schedule. Please contact Kendra Pugh, Group Fitness Coordinator, with any questions at [email protected].

Spinning & BodyPUMP classes require reservation through the front desk at (614)221-3344 within 24 hours.

12:15 - 1:00

Kendra $Reformer Studio

9:00 - 10:00 Balance

Noelle 6th Floor Studio



Erin

11:15- 12:00 Yoga Flow

Noelle 6th Floor Studio

9:00 - 10:00Spinnervals

Spinning StudioGina

12:00 - 12:30Golf Stretch

6thFloor StudioAudrae$

10:45 - 11:45

6th Floor StudioGina

12:30 - 1:15Ride in 45

Spinning StudioLaura


6th Floor StudioJess

6:00 - 6:45

Kendra $Reformer Studio

6:00- 6:45 Vinyasa

Flow

Lara6th Floor Studio

ATHLETICS


IMPORTANT: Spinning, Bodypump, and Barre class reservations are made through the Front Desk 24 hours before the start time of the class. Reformer reservations are made through the Athletic Office or email Kendra:

[email protected]. *Classes marked with a “$” denote an additional fee to attend.

GROUP FITNESS SCHEDULE

KID ZONE:Monday - Friday

9 AM - 1:30 PM and 5 - 9 PM

Saturday7:30 AM - 12 PM

NURSERY:Monday - Friday

9 AM - 1:30 PM and 5 - 9 PM

Reservations made at the Front Desk: 614.221.3344.

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Annual Golf OutingMonday, August 17 • Pinnacle Golf Club

Join fellow members and guests at Pinnacle Golf Club for this year’s outing! Event includes range balls, lunch before the round, 18 holes with cart, dinner and awards.

$150 per golfer. RSVP to Dana Johnson: [email protected].

ATHLETICS


Important Dates

The pool and gymnasium will be closed for annual maintenance during the following times. Please

contact Athletic Director Dana Johnson with questions.

Pool Closed:August 3 - August 16

(reopen on August 17)Members will have access to the

YMCA pool during this closure.

Gymnasium Closed:August 18 - August 24(reopen on August 25)

YOGA CHALLENGEJuly 13 - August 31Take the six week Yoga Challenge! The member who attends the most yoga classes within the six week timeframe will win a 60-minute massage at the ACC Spa! Runner-up will win a 30-minute massage at the ACC Spa.

*Don’t miss the “yoga pose of the week” during these six weeks as well! Check the ACC Facebook page at the beginning of each week for the featured pose.

YOUTH & JUNIORS SQUASH CAMPJuly 13 - July 17 • 10 AM - 12:30 PMLed by ACC Squash Pro and former Professional Squash Association player Luke Forster, this Youth and Juniors Squash Camp will give young members a full week introduction to the game. Conditioning led by Johnny Clark will also be included.

Participants will be divided into two age groups: Ages 5 - 9 and Ages 10 - 16+. $250 per participant. Sign up with Dana in Athletics: [email protected]

YOGA ADVANCED: ARM BALANCESSaturday, July 18 • 11:15 AM - 12:30 PMReady to soar? This workshop is geared toward the experienced yogi who wants to get off the floor. Starting with preparatory poses, we will build into a variety of arm balances. We will learn how to get our feet off the floor and balance on our arms and hands. $25 per participant, includes individualized instruction from Catherine Derrow. Email Kendra for more information or to sign up: [email protected]. BURN: SMALL GROUP TRAININGSix Week Session • July 20 - August 28Mondays & Fridays • 6 AM - 7 AMBURN is a multi-week personalized progression program. Work with Jennifer Flatter, NASM-Certified Personal Trainer, to build lean muscle mass, push your aerobic capacity, and build stamina. $336 for 12 training sessions; $180 for 6 training sessions; $35 drop-in rate. Sign up at the 5th Floor Athletic Desk or email Kendra: [email protected].

Women’s Fitness Orientation and

Group Fitness ClassThursday, July 9

Orientation at 6:45 PMClass at 7:15 PM

Meet on the 5th floor for a walkthrough of the fitness areas with an ACC

personal trainer. Learn more about the fitness equipment and tips to get

started with a new routine. Then, head up to 6th floor Group Fitness Studio for

a barre fusion class led by Kendra!Hosted by the ACC Women’s Committee.

Free to attend. Open to women only.RSVP online or at the Front Desk.

From time to time, life brings changes that affect our financial picture: new jobs, promotions, retirement, births, deaths, marriage or divorce, etc. Such life changes make it necessary for us to periodically review our financial plans to determine if they are still working toward our current and future goals.

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Need to escape the heat this summer? Come chill out in The Booth!

Pick up your ACC Summer Bowling Pass today! With this pass, you can enjoy a complimentary hour

of bowling on one lane and shoe rental for up to six people each day that lanes are available. This is a great way to beat the heat

and spend time with your friends and family this summer.

The ACC Summer Bowling Pass is only $100!This pass can be used up to once a day from July 1 to August 31.

* Pass holder (or spouse) must be present to use pass privileges.

If you have any questions or are interested, please contact Sara Newcomer at [email protected].

Looking forward to seeing you in The Booth this summer!

Bowling Parties in The Booth!The Booth is available for children’s birthday parties Tuesday

through Saturday all summer long. Book your child’s next bash at The ACC! Contact the Private Events Office:

Carrie McPherson, [email protected], 614.545.1353


EXECUTIVE STAFF

Paul Kroll, Jr., CCM General Manager

[email protected]

Michael DelcourAssistant General Manager

[email protected]

John WolfeExecutive Chef

[email protected]

Ben PaulsonDirector of Food & [email protected]

Dana JohnsonAthletics Director

[email protected]

Sarah Favara, CMPDirector of Marketing & Membership

[email protected]

Mary AlvaradoMembership Coordinator

[email protected]

Kelly Freeman, CMPDirector of Private Events

[email protected]

Emily KnappAssistant Director of Private Events

[email protected]

Jen RankinSpa Director

[email protected]

Angel MitchellDirector of Facilities

[email protected]

David ClarkController

[email protected]

Alex ParkeFront Desk Manager

[email protected]

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ACC members enjoyed a day on the patio at Columbus Country Club for the 2nd Annual Derby Party!

A group of Pub Runners took to the streets of downtown Columbus on June 18.

The annual Drink Pink event, hosted by the ACC Women’s Committee, event raised over $700 for Komen Columbus! Special congrats to

Team Hinesman, winners of the “Squash Cancer” tournament.

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