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A Quarterly Guide to Parks and Recreation Fairfax County Park Authority

Registration begins Dec. 1 for winter classes www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks

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PLUS . . . Family Fitness

Holiday HappeningsDreamy Day Trips

Black Friday Golf SpecialsWinter Break Camps

Power Up for Fitness

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Registration and Information, p. 126 Parks at a Glance, p. 10 Park Directions, p. 12 Program Location Addresses, p. 14 Profiles, p. 16, 103

A QUARTERLY GUIDE TOPARKS AND RECREATION PROGRAMS

Fairfax County Park Authority Winter 2016 Vol. 31/No. 1

Fairfax County Board of SupervisorsSharon Bulova ........................................................ ChairmanPenelope A. Gross ................Vice Chairman, Mason DistrictJohn C. Cook ............................................. Braddock DistrictJohn W. Foust .......................................... Dranesville DistrictMichael R. Frey ..................................................Sully DistrictPat Herrity .............................................. Springfield DistrictCatherine M. Hudgins ............................Hunter Mill DistrictGerald W. Hyland ....................................Mt. Vernon DistrictJeffrey C. McKay ................................................. Lee DistrictLinda Q. Smyth .......................................Providence District

Park Authority Board MembersWilliam G. Bouie ..................Chairman, Hunter Mill DistrictKen Quincy .................. Vice Chairman, Providence DistrictMichael Thompson, Jr. ......... Secretary, Springfield DistrictHarold L. Strickland ......................... Treasurer, Sully DistrictWalter Alcorn ............................................Member-at-LargeEdward R. Batten, Sr. ........................................... Lee DistrictMary Cortina .............................................Member-at-LargeLinwood Gorham ....................................Mt. Vernon DistrictFaisal Khan ................................................Member-at-LargeFrank S. Vajda ................................................Mason DistrictAnthony J. Vellucci ................................... Braddock DistrictGrace H. Wolf ........................................ Dranesville District

The Park Authority Board meets at 7:30 p.m. every second and fourth Wednesday of the month at the Herrity Building. The public is invited to attend. The board minutes and other information from these meetings are available on the Park Authority website: www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks.

Park Authority LeadershipKirk W. Kincannon, CPRP .........................................DirectorSara Baldwin ....................................... Deputy Director/COOAimee L. Vosper ................................. Deputy Director/CBD

Parktakes Production StaffKaren Acar Thayer, APR ........................................... EditorSusan Trayers ...................................... Advertising ManagerDon Sweeney ................................................. PhotographerJoanne Kearney, Cindy Fortuno ................... Graphic DesignCreative Connections ............................................... Printing

Visit the parks online at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks or e-mail the Park Authority at [email protected]

Parktakes is published quarterly by the Fairfax County Park Authority, 12055 Government Center Parkway, Suite 927, Fairfax, VA 22035-5500. Periodicals postage paid at Fairfax, VA (USPS 010-296). POSTMASTER: Send address changes to FCPA/Parktakes, P.O. Box 4606, Fairfax, VA 22038-4606. Copies of Parktakes are also available at FCPA RECenters and staffed sites, county libraries and county government centers. This magazine (Vol. 31, No. 1) is valid for Dec. 1, 2015 - Feb. 29, 2016. Information and prices in previous Parktakes are no longer in effect. Prices, hours, programs and services are subject to change without prior notice. The FCPA reserves the right to photograph and videotape all its activities, events, classes, programs and facilities for promotional purposes.

Fairfax Countys programs, services and facilities are available to all citizens regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. For additional information regarding accommodations and

support provided to facilitate participation for individuals with disabilities, call 703-324-8563 or TTY 703-803-3354. Complaints regarding discrimination on the basis of disability should also be directed to those numbers.

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Karate Makes Family Fitness

Fun, p. 5

Capture the Spirit of the Season in Parks, p. 6

PLUSNew Weather Procedure, p. 4Al Lamb Takes Silver, p. 9Discovery Trail Leads to New Bikes, p. 8. . . and more.

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17 Adapted Leisure Services Programs for individuals with disabilities.

19 Aquatics

33 Attractions Specialty parks and trails

34 Boating, Fishing and Camping

35 Camps

42 Childrens Corner (Infant-5 yrs.)

55 Dance

59 Day Trips and Tours

61 Equestrian and Farm

62 Events

65 Exercise and Physical Fitness

74 Fine Arts and Crafts

80 Gardening

83 Golf

89 History

92 Ice Skating

97 Martial Arts and Self-Defense

101 Nature and Science

109 Performing Arts

112 Pet Place

113 Scout Activities

117 Sports and Leagues

122 Technology

124 Xtras Bridge, etiquette, geneaology and other special interests.

Classes, Programs & Events

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ON THE COVER:Greg Fuge makes weightlifting a priority in his personal

fitness plan at Providence RECenter.

Photo by Don Sweeney

How to Use Parktakes

The printing and production of Parktakes is paid for with user fees and paid advertising.

Parktakes is printed with soy-based ink on paper that is recyclable in Fairfax Countys newspaper recycling program.

Inclusion of paid advertising in Parktakes does not imply endorsement of the advertised goods, products or services by the Fairfax County Park Authority.

About your subscription:If Parktakes isnt delivered to your house, request your free subscription by calling 703-222-4664. You can also subscribe online at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/ptsubs.htm. Subscription requests are valid for three years. For the date your subscription expires, check your mailing label.

Your member number appears above your name. Please include this number on address corrections and subscription renewals.

Youll find something to suit every recreational and leisure interest in Parktakes, and your key to finding the perfect opportunity lies in the table of contents.

Parktakes is generally organized by subject area, although you may find related interests in other catego-ries. For example, the Events section lists most of the public events at park sites, but site- or interest-specific events are sometimes listed in other sections. A horse show would most likely be featured in the Equestrian and Farm section, and gardening workshops could be featured in the Gardening section or in the Nature section.

The Childrens Corner is tailored to children age 5 and younger, and programs for older children can be found throughout the magazine. The Adapted Leisure Services section lists indoor and outdoor programs for people with disabilities.

Youll always find features in the beginning of Parktakes, and park locations, directions and class sites can be found on pages 10-15.

Cant find what youre looking for? Our registration staff is always happy to help. You can reach some-one Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at (703) 222-4664.

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Park Authority Implements New Weather Procedure

In response to customer feedback, the Fairfax County Park Authority is changing its procedure for weather-related cancelations and closures. Rather than follow the public schools inclement weather schedule, the Park Authority is now following the county governments operating schedule in cases of inclement weather.

This change recognizes that the unique challenges facing the public schools on inclement weather days are different from those facing the parks in providing recreational activities. Our goal with this change is to provide customers greater access to recreational facilities and classes whenever possible even on snow days.

Unless the county closes all county facilities, RECenters and other park facilities will remain open for general use and for classes on inclement weather days. If Park Authority facilities are open, scheduled rentals such as swim team practices, meets, weddings and birthday parties will continue as planned unless canceled by the customer or FCPA. For programs at non-Park Authority locations, other guidelines apply.

For details about the Park Authoritys new weather procedure and for the latest information on weather-related Park Authority closings or cancelations, visit www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks or

call our Inclement Weather Hotline: (703) 324-8661; TTY (703)-803-3354.

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The meaning of Color Levels in Martial Arts

Colored belts represent levels of progress, or ranks, for martial arts students. Colors vary between mar-tial art disciplines, and they may also include ranks within colors. A black belt is the highest level of belt in judo, karate and taekwondo -- though there may also be levels of black belt, such as 1st Dan or degree or 2nd Dan or degree to indicate degrees of expe-rience and proficiency. The black belt is the opposite of the white belt, signifying completion and maturity in the student. These are the colors/ranks associated with the karate style taught at Lee.

White (beginner) 10th Gup

Gold Tip: 9th Gup

Gold belt: 8th Gup

Orange belt: 7th Gup

Green belt: 6th Gup

Purple belt: 5th Gup

Blue belt: 4th Gup

Red belt: 3rd Gup

Brown belt: 2nd Gup

Brown belt w/black tip: 1st Gup

Black belt: 1st Dan or Degree

Karate Makes Family

Fitness Fun

Its Wednesday evening at Lee District RECenter and Andrea McElvaine has arrived with two of her three chil-dren, 7-year-old Alex and 5-year-old Evelyn. Rather than just watch them take part in a RECenter fitness class, shes participating with them in Karate for Families. I think its a good way to spend time doing something active together,

she said. Alex, now an orange-belt student, says taking the class was his dads idea. My dad asked me if I wanted to do it with him and I thought it would be pretty fun and it is, he said. It wasnt long before Evelyn wanted to try it, too, and now the whole family, minus the youngest who is still too young to take the class, enjoys train-ing and getting fit together.

Karate is a martial art in which an attacker is defeated by kicks and punches. It is performed barefoot in loose, padded clothing with a colored belt indicating the level of skill, and it involves mental as well as physical training.

For kids who take it, the benefits go beyond exercise, said instructor Murray Bloom, a 4th

degree black belt. It helps teach them that if you work hard to achieve a goal in steps, you can achieve tangible results, and that lesson applies to other areas of life, like school work. Its a good lesson for kids.

No one knows that better than Paula Bell, a black-belt student from Occoquan. She started taking Karate lessons with her family as a child, and she put her skills to the test in numerous competitions over the years, earning the rank of 3rd degree black belt. Now, decades later, she enjoys practicing her skills and staying fit in the

classes at Lee. Besides the exercise, its fun and I enjoy the people, she said.Karate skills can be learned by almost anyone at any age. Barry Brown, owner and chief instructor of Browns Karate, which provides the instruc-

tion at Lee, remembers one student who started after retirement. He was a 68-year-old grandfather and four years later, he was a 1st degree black belt, Brown recalled, and two years later, at age 74, he was a 2nd degree black belt. Brown himself is a 74-year-old 8th degree black belt

and has been training in karate since the 1960s, and he shows no signs of slowing down. This is what keeps

me around, he said. Im still sparring with my students.

The Park Authority offers a wide variety of martial arts classes,

and listings start on page 97. For additional family fitness options, turn to page 72.

The McElvaine's train together in Karate for Families class at Lee District RECenter.

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Paula Bell brings her black- belt skills to the class.

Instructor Barry Brown strikes a pose with Alex McElvaine.

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Music, Tea and SantaMerriment abounds at lots of park

locations. What could be more enjoy-able than a horse-drawn hayride or a holiday concert or tea by candlelight or Christmas at the farm or visits with Santa at the mill or learning about Santa through the ages? For more information on these activities and more, see the Gardening, History, Events and Equestrian and Farm sections.

Take a detour from your holiday rush and experience the magic of the season with a day trip to destinations like Colonial Williamsburg for an historic holiday experience, or chart your course

for Wheaton, Md. for the glorious holiday light display at Brookside Gardens.

For details, turn to page 59.

Capture the Spirit of the Season

in Parks

A sleigh-full of happy memories awaits you this holiday season in Fairfax County parks. Explore winter parkland via a hayride, ride the holiday train, create a holiday wreath, enjoy a festive tea, browse hand-made gifts at a holiday craft show or enjoy one of the many other holiday activities in parks throughout December. For details, see the Events, History and Equestrian and Farm sections.

Winter Wonderland Usher in your holidays with Burke Lake Parks Winter Wonderland of games and activities for the whole family! All aboard for a train ride on the Holiday Express,

enjoy a tour on the U.S.S. Reindeer, take a spin on the Caroler's Carousel, ex-perience the Snowmans Wagon Ride, test your skills at the Gingerbread Mans Golf or warm yourself by the fire and cook smores. Visit with Santa, enjoy hot chocolate and spiced cider and of course, candy canes. The fun takes

place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. December 5 and 6. For registration and package details, turn to page 62. Please help brighten the holidays of local families in need by bringing a new, unwrapped toy or canned good for the Winter Wonderland holiday drive.

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Golf Gifts Galore Four Days to Save!What could be a better gift for a golfer than a day on the links? How about

a pass for multiple rounds at his or her favorite Park Authority golf course? Multi-round passes are on sale for four days only, Black Friday through Cyber Monday. Stop by the course to purchase passes, and while youre there, check out the pro-shop specials on name-brand sports apparel for men and women as well as golf clubs, golf shoes, balls, sunglasses and other essen-tials. Passes can also be purchased online. For de-tails and course locations, turn to the Golf section beginning on page 83.

Holiday Crafts and More!Whether youre shopping for family, friends, teachers or the paper carrier this holi-

day season, many unique gift ideas can be found at Park Authority sites. Shop for one-of-a-kind, handmade gifts at artisan craft shows at Spring Hill RECenter on Thanksgiving weekend, Nov. 27-29 and at Audrey Moore

RECenter Dec. 5-6. Gifts for nature lovers, gardeners, history buffs and children on your

list can be found at the shops at Green Spring Gardens, Frying Pan Farm Park and Sully Historic Site gift shops. Toys, Books, CDs and DVDs are among the offerings as well

as history-themed gifts for all ages. Best of all, theres no long wait in line!

Park Authority Gift Cards

Cant decide what to get? No problem! You can pick up Park Authority gift cards at all nature centers, RECenters, golf courses and gift shops. Gift cards can be used to purchase classes, merchandise, golf rounds, camps, RECenter memberships and anything else offered at Park Authority locations.

Childrens Holiday Shopping

Heres a great way to let children experience why it is indeed better to give than to receive! With Childrens Holiday Shopping at Fry-ing Pan Farm Park, your

children get to orchestrate their own secret gift-giving strategy and enjoy the thrill of surprising others with their thoughtful selections. Children arrive with their list, and volunteers help them check it twice as they select holiday surprises for the whole family. Parents can wait at the Old Floris Schoolhouse while gifts are selected and wrapped at the country store, ensuring no holiday surprise is spoiled before gift-giving time. The event is one day only; Saturday, Dec. 10 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. See details on page 63.

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You may remember the four childhood friends who reunited at Oak Marr RECenter last Sept. to see how close they could come to swimming the 100-yard medley relay in their still-standing 1963 record-setting time of 58.4 sec-

onds. At that time, they raced the clock, finishing in 1:10.04 just 12 seconds off the record, and chal-lenged each other to

keep training. Their motivation to race the current 11- and 12-year-old boys 100-meter medley team at their old, home pool: Vienna Woods Swim Club.

This July, the intrepid foursome reunited again at the Vienna Woods v. Dunn Loring swim meet. Collectively the senior swimmers were stronger and 30 lbs. lighter, and they grinned broadly as the announcer introduced the final race of the day between the Vienna Woods 11- and 12-year-old boys against the Vienna Woods 63- and 64-year-old boys, while Bruce Springsteens Glory Days

blared from the poolside speakers. This May-Dec. race was close, and the veteran swim-mers were astonished that so many young swimmers stayed after their regular meet to cheer them on. We had no idea that was going to happen, said senior backstroker Roger Russell who trains at Cub Run RECen-ter. Swim team members hanging around like that after their meet is very unusual! It brought back so many memories, and the years just melted off. It was a really wonder-ful feeling.

You could say both teams are winners. The boys finished first, while the elder swimmers shaved seven seconds off their Oak Marr RECenter time, proving that anyone at any age can improve with consistent exercise. It was a good race, said the the boys with admiration for their elder adversaries.

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Healing Power of Exercise Helps Al Lamb Win Silver

Five years after Al Lamb suffered a debilitating back injury that left him barely able to climb stairs, he achieved what would have been at that time an unimaginable goal. In September, Lamb com-peted in the Northern

Virginia Senior Olympics and turned in a silver medal finish in the 5k walk. I was very excited because I didn't think I had done well, Lamb said.

The story of Lambs recovery, The Healing Power of Exercise, was featured in Parktakes in Fall 2014. He credits a hospital senior strength training class and the fitness benefits of his subsequent membership at Lee District RECen-ter for helping him regain his mobility. Today, the 74-year-old Alexandria man is pain free and remains committed to working out six days per week. He also inspires other seniors to tap into the healing power of exercise by sharing his story at senior center speaking engagements.

Its the total-body workout thats easy on the joints and big on benefits Deep Water Hydro Pilates. The buoyancy of water reduces the weight of a person by about 90%, which means that the stress on weight-bearing joints, bones and muscles is similarly reduced. Thats why water exercise is perfect for those who find certain movements on land, such as running, striding, kicking, leaping and even

dancing, too jarring or painful. Bente Waldron of Falls Church started taking the

class at Providence RECenter three years ago. I had weakness on my left side and balance issues, she said. Now, I exercise three times per week and am able to maintain my balance.

Mary Jane Medeiros of Falls Church has experi-enced similar benefits since she started taking the class one year ago. My core has strengthened over the year, my balance has also improved, and

I also pay attention to how I do things, she said. Im a master gardener and I have to get up and

down a lot.The testimonials go on and on, which is one of the

major reasons it is such a joy to teach this class, said certi-fied Hydro-Pilates instructor Jill Arvantis. My students tell

me they feel better from head to toe and have more flexibility, better balance and increased stamina, endurance and strength.

Arvantis says Deep Water Hydro Pilates involves non-impact strengthening and stretching movements that require precise breathing and muscle con-trol. Flotation belts and other flotation devices are used while Pilates exer-cises in the pool initiate all the core-muscle movements from the abdomen, lower back, hips, and buttocks and flow outward to the extremities. Practicing Hydro-Pilates develops trunk stabilization, helps correct posture, enhances muscle strength and relieves stress, she said.

Aside from the obvious fitness benefits, students say one other thing they love about this class is the scheduling flexibility you get with the Aqua Flex Pass. Its so convenient to have, Medeiros said, and the front desk staff tells you how many classes you have on your pass each time you visit the RECenter.

Go Deep with Hydro Pilates

Buy an Aqua Flex Pass now through Nov. 27, and save up to15%! Passes for 20 and 30 visits are on sale and can be purchased at all RECenters.

Discovery Trail Leads to New Bikes! Cassandra K. of Clifton, Frank Zhao of Fairfax

and Mikala Moffatt of Centreville each receive a bicycle and a safety helmet donated by Spokes, Inc. after their names were selected in the 2015 Fairfax County Park Authority Discovery Trail drawing in Sept. Nearly 250 children were entered in the drawing after visiting at least 8 of 12 featured Fairfax County Park Authority sites this summer. The Discovery Trail Map program was co-sponsored by the Fairfax County Park Foundation.

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HISTORIC PROPERTIES RENTAL SERVICES, 703-827-0269: Cabells Mill, Clark House, Dranesville Tavern, Great Falls Grange, Hunter House, Forestville Schoolhouse, Stone Mansion, Wakefield Chapel.

FOR RESERVABLE PICNIC SHELTERS, call 703-324-8732 or visit www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/picnics

For more information on park attractions, visit www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks

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1 Audrey Moore RECenter at Wakefield Park, 8100 Braddock Rd., Annandale 22003. Beltway Exit 54A (Braddock Rd.) west 1/4 mile to entrance on right. 703-321-7081.

2 Cub Run RECenter, 4630 Stonecroft Blvd. Chan-tilly 20151. Beltway exit 49 to I-66 West, 11 miles to exit 53B-A (Sully Rd.,Rt 28 N) Merge right onto Westfields Blvd Rd. West, bear right on Stonecroft Blvd. Go 1.8 miles to left into Cub Run parking lot. 703-817-9407.

3 George Washington RECenter, 8426 Old Mount Vernon Rd., Alexandria 22309. Beltway Exit 177A (Richmond Hwy., Route 1) south to left on Rt. 235 (Mount Vernon Hwy.). At fork in road, bear right on Rt. 623 (Old Mount Vernon Road) to park on right. 703-780-8894.

4 Lee District Park & RECenter, 6601 Telegraph Rd., Franconia 22310. Beltway Exit 176A (Tele-graph Rd.) to right on Telegraph Rd. (south) 2.5 miles to entrance on left. 703-922-9841.

5 Mt. Vernon RECenter, 2017 Belle View Blvd., Alexandria 22307. Beltway Exit 177A (Richmond Hwy., Rt. 1) south. Bear right onto Ft. Hunt Rd. (Rt. 629) and follow 1.5 miles to right at Belle View Blvd. to entrance on left. 703-768-3224.

6 Oak Marr RECenter, 3200 Jermantown Rd., Oak-ton 22124. Beltway Exit 49 west (I-66 West) to Rt. 123 north (Chain Bridge Rd.) to left on Jermantown Rd. to entrance on right. RECenter: 703-281-6501,

Providence RECenter, 7525 Marc Dr., Falls Church 22042. Beltway Exit 50B (Arlington Blvd., Rt. 50) east to right on Jaguar Trail to right on Marc Dr. to park entrance. 703-698-1351.

Spring Hill RECenter, 1239 Spring Hill Rd., McLean 22102. Beltway Exit 46A (South 123, Tysons Corner) to right on International Drive (2nd light). Follow 1.5 miles to entrance on right. (Note: International Dr. turns into Spring Hill Rd.) 703-827-0989.

9 South Run RECenter, 7550 Reservation Dr., Springfield 22153. Beltway Exit 54A (Braddock Rd.) west to left on Burke Lake Rd. to left on Lee Chapel Rd. to left on Fairfax County Parkway to entrance on right. 703-866-0566.

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10 Braddock Park, 13241 Braddock Rd., Clifton 22024. Beltway Exit 49 west (I-66 west) to exit 53 (11 miles). Go right at light (south on rt. 28) 1.3 miles to left on New Braddock Rd. 1.5 miles to entrance on right.

11 Burke Lake Park, 7315 Ox Rd., Fairfax Station 22039. Beltway Exit 54A (Braddock Rd.) west to left on Burke Lake Rd. to left on Ox Rd. to entrance on left. 703-323-6600.

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For accessible park information, call 703-324-8563 or TTY 703-803-3354.

Accessibility Guide OfferedThe Park Authority offers parks and facilities that are accessible to all of Fairfax Countys citizens.

For access information or to obtain a copy of the Accessibility Guide to Fairfax County Park Author-ity facilities, please call 703-324-8563.

12 Clemyjontri Park, 6317 Georgetown Pike, McLean 22101. Beltway exit 44 (Georgetown Pike/Rt. 193) east toward Langley, approximately 2.1 miles to park entrance. 703-388-2807.

13 Frying Pan Farm Park, 2709 West Ox Rd., Hern-don 20171. Beltway Exit 49 west (Rt. 66 West) to Rt. 50 west. Follow Rt. 50 west to right on Fairfax County Parkway. Turn left on West Ox Rd. and follow to entrance on right. 703-437-9101.

14 Jefferson District Park, 7900 Lee Hwy., Falls Church 22042. Beltway Exit 50B (Arlington Blvd., Rt. 50) east to Fairview Park exit. North on Fairview Park 1/4 mile, cross Lee Hwy., parking on left.703-573-0443.

15 Lake Accotink Park, 7500 Accotink Park Rd., Springfield, 22150. Beltway Exit 54B (Braddock Rd.) east 1/2 mile to right at Heming Ave. to rear entrance. 703-569-3464.

16 Lake Fairfax Park, 1400 Lake Fairfax Dr., Reston 20190. Beltway Exit 47A (Leesburg Pike, Rt. 7) west about 6.5 miles to left on Rt. 606 (Baron Cameron Ave.) to left on Lake Fairfax Dr. to en-trance on left. 703-471-5414.

17 Laurel Hill Equestrian Center, From Ox Road/Route 123 S: Turn left on Lorton Road bear right on Furnace Road. Turn right on Dairy Road. Look for the silos at the old prison dairy.

18 Martin Luther King, Jr. Park, 8115 Fordson Rd., Alexandria 22306. Beltway Exit 177A (Richmond Hwy., Rt. 1) south. Bear right onto Fort Hunt Rd. (Rt. 629) and follow 4 miles to right on Sherwood Hall Ln., then about 3 miles to left on Fordson Rd. (dead ends at entrance).

19 Mason District Park, 6621 Columbia Pike, Annandale 22003. Beltway Exit 52B (Little River Tpk., Rt. 236) east 2 miles to left at John Marr Dr. and right on Columbia Pike to entrance on right just before Sleepy Hollow Rd. 703-941-1730.

20 Turner Farm Park, 925 Springvale Rd., Great Falls 22066. Beltway Exit 47 East (Route 7/Lees-burg Pike) seven miles to right on Springvale Rd., entrance on right.

21 Wakefield Park See #1 for directions.21

22 Water Mine Family Swimmin Hole See #16 for directions. 703-471-5414

Nature Centers

23 Ellanor C. Lawrence Park, Walney Visitor Center, 5040 Walney Rd., Chantilly, 20151. Beltway Exit 49 to I-66 West, 11 miles to Exit 53B (Sully Rd., Rt. 28 N). Right at light on to Walney Road.Visitor Center 1 mile on left. 703-631-0013.

24 Green Spring Gardens and Historic Green Spring, 4603 Green Spring Rd., Alexandria 22312. Beltway Exit 52B (Little River Tpk., Rt. 236) east 3.2 miles to left at Braddock Rd. to entrance on right on Witch Hazel Rd. 703-642-5173.

25 Hidden Oaks Nature Center, 7701 Royce St., Annandale 22003. Beltway Exit 52B (Little River Tpk, Rt. 236) east to left at first light at Hummer Rd. Continue on Hummer Rd. to left at Royce St. to park entrance on left. 703-941-1065.

26 Hidden Pond Nature Center, 8511 Greeley Blvd., Springfield 22152. Beltway Exit 57A (Rt. 95 south) to west on Old Keene Mill Rd. (Rt. 644) to left on Greeley Blvd. (second left after Rolling Rd.) to entrance at end of street. From the Fairfax County Pkwy., take Old Keene Mill Rd. east 2.9 miles to right on Greeley Blvd. to park entrance. 703-451-9588.

27 Huntley Meadows Park, 3701 Lockheed Blvd., Alexandria 22306. Beltway Exit 177A (Richmond Hwy., Rt. 1) south 3.5 miles to right at Lockheed Blvd., 1/2 mile to Visitor Center entrance on left at Harrison La. To Huntley Meadows Park S. Kings Hwy. entrance, take Beltway Exit 176A (Telegraph Rd.) south 3.5 miles to entrance at intersection of South Kings Hwy. Visitor Center and boardwalk cant be accessed from this entrance. 703-768-2525.

28 Riverbend Park and Nature Center, 8700 Po-tomac Hills St., Great Falls 22066. Beltway Exit 44 (Georgetown Pike, Rt. 193) west to right on River Bend Rd. to right on Jeffery Rd. Proceed 1 mile to Visitor Center entrance; 1.5 miles to Nature Center entrance. 703-759-9018.

Historic Sites

29 Cabells Mill, 5235 Walney Rd., Centreville. Belt-way Exit 49 west (Interstate 66) 11 miles to Exit 53 north (Sully Rd., Route 28) turn right at the first light onto Walney Road. The mill is 1/4 mile on the right. 703-827-0609.

30 Clark House, 6332 Barcroft Mews Dr., Falls Church 22041. Beltway Exit 52B (Little River Tpk. Rt.236) east 2 miles to left at John Marr Dr. and right on Columbia Pike to Barcroft Mews Dr. on right just past Lincolnia Rd. 703-827-0609.

31 Colvin Run Mill, 10017 Colvin Run Rd., Great Falls 22066. Beltway Exit 47A (Leesburg Pike, Rt. 7) west 5 miles past Tysons Corner to right on Col-vin Run Road. Left turn into paved parking lot 500 feet beyond gravel drive to mill. 703-759-2771.

32 Dranesville Tavern, 11919 Leesburg Pike, Dranes-ville 20170. Beltway Exit 47A (Leesburg Pike, Rt. 7) west about 10 miles to a left on Dranesville Manor Dr. to an immediate right onto park entrance road. 703-827-0609.

33 Great Falls Grange & Forestville Schoolhouse, 9818 Georgetown Pike, Great Falls 22066. Beltway Exit 44 (Georgetown Pike, Rt. 193) west for 6 miles to entrance on right. 703-827-0609.

34 Nottoway Park & Hunter House, 9537 Court-house Rd., Vienna 22181. Beltway Exit 49 west (I-66 west) to right on Rt. 243 (Nutley St. north) to left on Courthouse Rd. to entrance on left. 703-938-7532. 703-827-0609.

35 Stone Mansion & Stoneybrooke Park, 3900 Stoneybrooke Dr., Alexandria 22306 Beltway Exit 176A (Telegraph Rd.) south to left on the Parkway, across the intersection of South Kings Highway to Stoneybrooke Dr., to entrance on left. 703-827-0609.

36 Sully Historic Site, 3650 Historic Sully Way, Chantilly 20151. Exit Rt. 28 (Sully Rd.) to Air and Space Museum Parkway East. Right at stop sign to Historic Sully Way. Follow 3/4 mile to park entrance. 703-437-1794.

Golf Courses

37 Burke Lake Golf Course, See #11 for directions. 703-323-1641.

38 Greendale Golf Course, 6700 Telegraph Rd., Alexandria, 22310. Beltway Exit 176A (Telegraph Rd.) south 3.5 miles to entrance on right. 703-971-6170.

39 Jefferson District Golf Course, See #14 for directions.

40 Laurel Hill Golf Club, 8701 Laurel Crest Drive, Lorton, 22079. From Interstate 95, take exit 163 toward Lorton. Right turn onto Silverbrook Road. Travel 1 mile left onto Laurel Crest Drive, then .5 mile to Laurel Hill Golf Club entrance on the left. 703-493-8849.

41 Oak Marr Golf Complex, See #6 for directions. 703-255-5390

42 Pinecrest Golf Course, 6600 Little River Tpk., Alexandria 22312. Beltway Exit 52B (Little River Tpk., Rt. 236) east 2.5 miles to left on Braddock Rd., then immediate left into parking lot. 703-941-1061.

43 Twin Lakes Golf Course, 6201 Union Mill Rd. Clifton 20124. Beltway Exit 54A (Braddock Rd.) west 13.5 miles to left on Union Mill Rd., entrance on left. 703-631-9099.

44 FCPA Headquarters, 12055 Government Center Pkwy, Suite #927, Fairfax, VA 22035-1118. Beltway Exit 49 west (I-66 west) to Rt. 50 west to West Ox Rd. south, to left on Monument Dr., to right on Government Center Pkwy, to Herrity Building on right. 703-324-8700.

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Annandle HS Annandale High School 4700 Medford Dr Annandale 22003EakinPk Eakin Community Park 3401 Prosperity Ave Fairfax 22031GrnSprGardn Green Spring Garden Park 4603 Green Spring Rd Alexandria 22312Hidden Oaks NC Hidden Oaks Nature Center 7701 Royce St Annandale 22003Kings Pk ES Kings Park Elementary 5400 Harrow Way Springfield 22151Lake Ac Park Lake Accotink Park 7500 Accotink Park Dr Springfield 22151LakeBrd Sec Lake Braddock Secondary 9200 Burke Lake Rd Burke 22015LittleRn ES Little Run Elementary 4511 Olley Ln Fairfax 22032Olde Crk ES Olde Creek Elementary 9524 Old Creek Dr Fairfax 22032Pinecrest GC Pinecrest Golf Course 6600 Little River Tnpk Alexandria 22312Poe MS Poe Middle School 7000 Cindy Ln Annandale 22003VAFenceAcad VA Fencing Academy 5401-B Port Royal Rd Springfield 22151WakefldChapel Wakefield Chapel 8415 Toll House Rd Annandale 22003WakeFrst ES Wakefield Forest Elementary 4011 Iva Ln Fairfax 22032Wkfld/Moore Wakefield RECenter 8100 Braddock Rd Annandale 22003Woodson HS Woodson High School 9525 Main St Fairfax 22031

Cub Run/Ellanor C. Lawrence

Brookfld ES Brookfield Elementary 4200 Lees Corner Rd Chantilly 20151Bull Run ES Bull Run Elementary 15301 Lee Hwy Centreville 20121Cabells Mill Cabells Mill 5235 Walney Rd Centreville 20120Cntrvlle HS Centreville High School 6001 Union Mill Rd Clifton 20124Chalet Wds Pk Chalet Woods Park 14912 Cranoke St Centreville 20120Chantily HS Chantilly High School 4201 Stringfellow Rd Chantilly 20151Cub Run ES Cun Run Elementary 5301 Sully Station Dr Centreville 20120Cub Run RECenter Cub Run RECenter 4630 Stonecroft Blvd. Chantilly 20151EagleVw ES Eagle View Elementary 4500 Dixie Hill Rd Fairfax 22030Ellanor C. Lawren Ellanor C Lawrence Park 5040 Walney Rd Chantilly 20151FxCoAnmShltr Fairfax County Animal Shelter 4500 West Ox Rd Fairfax 22035FfxGovt Ctr Fairfax County Govt Ctr 12000 Govt. Center Pkwy Fairfax 22035Ffx Fencers Fairfax Fencers 4433 Brookfield Corp Dr Chantilly 20153Frying Pan Park Frying Pan Park 2709 West Ox Rd Herndon 20171 Greenbriar Park Greenbriar Park 4601 Stringfellow Rd Chantilly 20151GreenbrW ES Greenbriar West Elementary 13300 Poplar Tree Rd Fairfax 22033HerrityBldg Herrity Building 12055 Government Ctr Pkwy Fairfax 22032NVTRP No. VA Therapeutic Riding 6429 Clifton Rd Clifton 20124PoplarTr ES Poplar Tree Elementary 13440 Melville Ln Chantilly 20151Powell ES Powell Elementary 13340 Leland Rd Centreville 20120Sully Sully Historic Site 3650 Historic Sully Way Chantilly 20151TwnLk Golf Twin Lakes Golf Course 6201 Union Mill Rd Clifton 20124Union Ml ES Union Mill Elementary 13611 Springstone Dr Clifton 20124VA Run ES Virginia Run Elementary 15450 Martins Hundred Dr Centreville 20120WhlsmCampus Wholesome Campus 14101 Sullyfield Cir #100 Chantilly 20151WldClsMartArt World Class Martial Arts 12415-C Centreville Square Centreville 20121

Lee District / Mt. Vernon / GW /Huntley Meadows Park

Belle Vw ES Belle View Elementary 6701 Fort Hunt Rd Alexandria 22307Edison HS Edison High School 5801 Franconia Rd Alexandria 22310Forestdl ES Forestdale Elementary 6530 Elder Ave Springfield 22150Ft Hunt ES Fort Hunt Elementary 8832 Linton Ln Alexandria 22308Frnconia ES Franconia Elementary 6301 Beulah St Alexandria 22310GWREC George Washington RECenter 8426 Old Mount Vernon Rd Alexandria 22309Greendale Golf Co Greendale Golf Course 6700 Telegraph Rd Alexandria 22310HistHuntley Historic Huntley 6918 Harrison Ln Alexandria 22306HuntMdws Huntley Meadows Park 3701 Lockheed Blvd Alexandria 22306IslandCrk ES Island Creek Elementary 7855 Morning View Ln Alexandria 22315LeeREC Lee District RECenter 6601 Telegraph Rd Franconia 22310Lee HS Lee High School 6540 Franconia Rd Springfield 22150Mt Vernon REC Mount Vernon RECenter 2017 Belle View Blvd Alexandria 22307Sandburg MS Sandburg Middle School 8428 Fort Hunt Rd Alexandria 22308Stone Mansion Stone Mansion 3900 Stoneybrooke Dr Alexandria 22306Wdly Hil ES Woodley Hills Elementary 8718 Old Mt Vernon Rd Alexandria 22309

Oak Marr

ArrowbrookPk Arrowbrook Park 2351 Field Point Rd Herndon 20170B2R Herndon Bach to Rock 13009 Worldgate Dr Herndon 20170Dance Co Dance Company 3131 Draper Dr Fairfax 22030FfxIceArena Fairfax Ice Arena 3779 Pickett Rd Fairfax 22030Flint HL ES Flint Hill Elementary 2444 Flint Hill Rd Vienna 22181Hunter House Hunter House 9601 Courthouse Rd Vienna 22181Lake Fairfax Park Lake Fairfax Park 1400 Lake Fairfax Dr Reston 20190

LdbyExFrOks Lead by Example TKD 11226 Waples Mill Rd Fairfax 22033

MosbyWds ES Mosby Woods Elementary 9819 Five Oaks Rd Fairfax 22031

Navy ES Navy Elementary 3500 West Ox Rd Fairfax 22033

Nottoway Park Nottoway Park 9601 Courthouse Rd Vienna 22181

Oak Marr Golf Com Oak Marr Golf Complex 3200 Jermantown Rd Oakton 22124

OakMarREC Oak Marr RECenter 3200 Jermantown Rd Oakton 22124

Oakton ES Oakton Elementary 3000 Chain Bridge Rd Oakton 22124

Oakton HS Oakton High School 2900 Sutton Rd Vienna 22181

Reston Cnsv Reston Conservatory 2254 Hunters Woods Plaza Reston 20191

Wapls Ml ES Waples Mill Elementary 11509 Waples Mill Rd Oakton 22124

Providence/Hidden Oaks

Belveder ES Belvedere Elementary 6540 Columbia Pk Falls Church 22041

Clark House Clark House 6338 Barcroft Mews Dr Alexandria 22312

Fairhill ES Fairhill Elementary 3001 Chichester Ln Fairfax 22031

Jefferson Golf Jefferson Golf Course 7900 Lee Hwy Falls Church 22042

JRheeFlsCh Jhoon Rhee Falls Church 1136 West Broad St Falls Church 22046

MasonDistPk Mason District Park 6621 Columbia Pike Annandale 22003

Parklawn ES Parklawn Elementary 4116 Braddock Rd Alexandria 22312

ProvREC Providence RECenter 7525 Marc Dr Falls Church 22042

RoundtreePk Roundtree Park 3320 Annandale Rd Falls Church 22003

SleepHol ES Sleepy Hollow Elementary 3333 Sleepy Hollow Rd Falls Church 22044

Woodbrn ES Woodburn Elementary 3401 Hemlock Dr Falls Church 22042

South Run/Hidden Pond

BlkBltFfx Black Belt Academy Fairfax 10635 Braddock Rd Fairfax 22032

Bonnie B ES Bonnie Brae Elementary 5420 Sideburn Rd Fairfax 22032

BurkeLakePark/Golf Burke Lake Park/Golf 7315 Ox Rd Fairfax Station 22039

Fairview ES Fairview Elementary 5815 Ox Rd Fairfax Station 22039

Hidden Pond NC Hidden Pond Nature Center 8511 Greeley Blvd Springfield 22152

Hunt Vly ES Hunt Valley Elementary 7107 Sydenstricker Rd Springfield 22152

Irving MS Irving Middle School 8100 Old Keene Mill Rd Springfield 22152

Laurel Hill GC Laurel Hill Golf Course 8701 Laurel Crest Dr Lorton 22079

LaurelHillPk Laurel Hill Park 8400 Lorton Rd Lorton 22079

LaurelRg ES Laurel Ridge Elementary 10110 Commonwealth Blvd Fairfax 22032

Oak View ES Oak View Elementary 5004 Sideburn Rd Fairfax 22032

Orng Hnt ES Orange Hunt Elementary 6820 Sydenstricker Rd Springfield 22152

RobinsonSec Robinson Secondary School 5035 Sideburn Rd Fairfax 22032

RollValy ES Rolling Valley Elementary 6703 Barnack Dr Springfield 22152

RoyalLakePk Royal Lake Park 5344 Gainsborough Dr Fairfax 22032

Sangster ES Sangster Elementary 7420 Reservation Dr Springfield 22153

Silvrbrk ES Silverbrook Elementary 9350 Crosspointe Dr Fairfax Station 22039

SoRunREC South Run RECenter 7550 Reservation Dr Springfield 22153

Terr Ctr ES Terra Centre Elementary 6000 Burke Centre Pkwy Burke 22015

Spring Hill/Riverbend

B2R McLean Bach to Rock 1440 Emerson Ave Mclean 22101

Clemyjontri Clemyjontri Park 6317 Georgetown Pike McLean 22101

ColvinRun ES Colvin Run Elementary 1400 Trapp Rd Vienna 22182

Colvin Run Mill Colvin Run Mill 10017 Colvin Run Rd Great Falls 22066

Dransvil Tvrn Dranesville Tavern 11919 Leesburg Pk Herndon 20171

GrtFlsGrange Great Falls Grange 9818 Georgetown Pk Great Falls 22066

Herndon HS Herndon High School 700 Bennett St Herndon 20170

Hutchisn ES Hutchison Elementary 13209 Parcher Ave Herndon 20710

Lemon Rd ES Lemon Road Elementary 7230 Idylwood Rd Falls Church 22043

Lewinsvle Pk Lewinsville Park 1659 Chain Bridge Rd. McLean 22101

PimmitHlAC Pimmit Hill Adult Center 7510 Lisle Ave Door 4 Falls Church 22043

Riverbend Park Riverbend Park 8700 Potomac Hills St Great Falls 22066

ScottsRnNat Scotts Run Nature Preserve 7400 Georgetown Pike McLean 22102

SpringHl ES Spring Hill Elementary 8201 Lewinsville Rd McLean 22102

SpHillREC Spring Hill RECenter 1239 Spring Hill Rd McLean 22102

Stenwood ES Stenwood Elementary 2620 Gallows Rd Vienna 22180

Sterners TKD Sterners Tae Kwon Do 420 Elden St Herndon 20170

TurnerFarmPk Turner Farm Park 925 Springvale Rd Great Falls 22066

Out of County

Lucia Farms Lucia Farms 14490 Berlin Trnpk Lovettsville 20180

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2015 Elly Doyle Park Service Award Honorees

Congratulations to the following volunteers who will be recognized in November for outstanding service to Fairfax County parks!

Tom D. Fleury of Cityline Partners - for his career-long dedication to environmental preservation and his commitment to donate ample green space, athletic fields and a restored natural stream valley park as part of the Tysons Development.

Friends of Accotink Creek (FACC) for its work in restoring, promoting and protecting the Accotink Creek watershed.

Friends of Huntley Meadows Park (FOHMP) for its financial contributions, advocacy efforts and volunteer service for the past 30 years.

Susan L. Voss for her leadership as the Friends of Green Spring (FROGS) board president in raising nearly $50,000 to support park initiatives at Green Spring Gardens.

Elly Doyle Award Winners

Student HonoreeJoshua Buontempo for contributing more than 350 hours of service as a youth volunteer feeding the animals, greeting visitors and helping with programs at Hidden Pond Nature Center.

Sally Ormsby Environmental Stewardship Award

Fairfax County Public Schools Science Education Team for partnering with the FCPA to create educational

stewardship programs that teach students their role in protecting the environment and natural resources.

Fairfax County Supervisor Michael Frey and Park Authority Board Member Hal Strickland for their long-term public service work to expand and improve recreational facilities and parkland in western Fairfax County, including Cub Run RECenter, local trail systems and wildlife habitats.

The Harold L. Strickland Collaboration and Partnership Award

Eakin Philanthropy Award

Paula Elsey - for her leadership in planning the Civil War sesqui-centennial commemorative event at Ox Hill Battlefield Park and for her work to preserve Fairfax Countys cultural and historical resources.

Mayo Stuntz Cultural Stewardship Award

Ann Smith, family and friends for collaborating with Mt. Vernon Supervisor, Gerry Hylands office to convert the Lt. Col. (Ret.) Gary F. Smith Memorial Field at Grist Mill Park to a state-of-the-art synthetic turf field. This field honors Gary F. Smith (pictured)

who died in the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attack on the Pentagon.

Suzan Syron-Singh, Childrens Physical Therapy Center - for her promotional and fundraising efforts for Chessies BIG Backyard playground at Lee District Park in memory of her daughter, Kelley Syron, who worked at the center.

Roger Dittman for his willingness to fill emergency volunteer position vacancies at Twin Lakes Golf Course.

Special Recognition

Jay Barracato for his help in creating the Bluegrass Barn winter concert series at Frying Pan Farm Park.

Dottie ORourke for enchanting audiences with her stitchery, storytelling and history programs at Sully Historic Site for more than 18 years.

Tom Webster for his commitment to providing great customer service at Greendale Golf Course working whenever needed on variable weekend shifts.

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Adapted Leisure Services

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Adapted Leisure Services for Individuals with Disabilities

ADA/Inclusion Support

In keeping with the Americans with Disabilities Act, Fairfax County is committed to giving all citizens equal access to recreation and leisure op-portunities. Park Authority activities, programs, camps and classes are inclusive, and reasonable accommodations are available for people with disabilities. ADA accommodations include sign interpreters, assistive listening devices, program modifications and inclusion support. To request accommodations, or for more information about adapted program opportunities, call (703) 324-8563. The Park Authority makes every attempt to provide accommodations; however, fulfillment of requests received with less than 10 days notice cannot be guaranteed.

Facility AccessibilityThe Fairfax County Park Authority offers parks and facilities that are accessible to all of Fairfax County residents. For information on accessible features or issues associated with usage, call (703) 324-8563 or visit www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks.

Adapted Aquatics

The Park Authoritys award-winning Adapted Aquat-ics program offers individualized swimming and water activity instruction for individuals with physical and intellectual disabilities. The programs structured set-ting is ideal for individuals who arent ready to learn basic swim skills in a general recreation environment. Classes are conducted by certified instructors, with assistance provided by trained volunteers who work one-on-one with students. For more information on Adapted Aquatics call, (703) 324-8565.

Some classes may have supply fees, so check class descriptions for details. Any supply fees are payable to instructor at first class and are non-refundable.Adapted Aquatics

Preschoolers w/Disabilities (3-5 yrs.)Through play and individual attention, preschoolers and their parents work on adjusting to a new environ-ment. Focus is on entry and exit skills, safety, breath control and arm and leg propulsion on the front and back. Parent participation is required.

1AW 8--30 minute lessons--$102

Location Day Time Code Begin $

OakMarREC Sa 12:30pm 142 110 0101 01/09 1AWSoRunREC Su 12:15pm 167 110 0101 01/17 1AWCubRunREC M 6:35pm 192 110 0101 01/04 1AWCubRunREC M 6pm 192 110 0102 01/04 1AW

Children w/Disabilities (6-12 yrs.)Children receive individual attention to help them adjust to the water and personalized instruction

based on their swimming ability. Safety skills are also emphasized.

1AW 8--30 minute lessons--$102


OakMarREC Sa 9:25am 142 110 0201 01/09 1AWOakMarREC Sa 10:40am 142 110 0202 01/09 1AWOakMarREC Sa 11:15am 142 110 0203 01/09 1AWOakMarREC Sa 11:50am 142 110 0204 01/09 1AWProvREC F 4:30pm 159 110 0202 01/29 1AWProvREC F 5:05pm 159 110 0203 01/29 1AWSoRunREC Sa 9am 167 110 0201 01/09 1AWSoRunREC Sa 9:40am 167 110 0202 01/09 1AWSoRunREC Sa 10:20am 167 110 0203 01/09 1AWCubRunREC Su 2pm 192 110 0201 01/10 1AWCubRunREC Su 2:35pm 192 110 0202 01/10 1AWCubRunREC M 7:10pm 192 110 0204 01/04 1AW

Teens and Adults w/Disabilities (13-Adult)Students gain assurance in the water as they build their swimming skills with individualized instruction.

1AAG 5--45 minute lessons--$661AAW 15--55 minute lessons--$2091AM 7--45 minute lessons--$921AT 8--45 minute lessons--$1051AW 8--30 minute lessons--$102


OakMarREC Sa 8:30am 142 110 0301 01/09 1ATOakMarREC Sa 10:05am 142 110 0302 01/09 1AWOakMarREC Su 2pm 142 110 0303 01/10 1AAWProvREC F 5:45pm 159 110 0301 01/29 1ATSoRunREC F 6:50pm 167 110 0301 01/29 1AAGSoRunREC Su 1pm 167 110 0302 01/17 1AM

Aqua Fitness-Individuals w/Developmen-tal Disabilities (13-Adult)Students with developmental disabilities work at their individual ability level to pursue their personal fitness goals. Shallow water exercise and swim instruction are incorporated to maximize fitness progress.

1AT 8--45 minute lessons--$105


CubRunREC Su 3:15pm 192 110 0501 01/10 1AT

Aqua Fitness-Individuals w/Physical Dis-abilities (13-Adult)Students with physical disabilities work at their individual ability levels as they pursue their personal fitness goals. Shallow water exercises and swim pro-gram improve body awareness and increase range of motion, flexibility and muscle tone.

1AT 8--45 minute lessons--$105


SpHillREC Su 4pm 175 110 0801 01/10 1ATSpHillREC Su 5pm 175 110 0802 01/10 1AT

Fibromyalgia Water Exercise (13-Adult)This course is specifically designed for individuals who have fibromyalgia or chronic pain. Class includes shallow water exercises that use the waters natural buoyancy and resistance to help improve flexibility and mobility and relieve stiffness and pain.

1AG 22--55 minute lessons--$273


GWREC T/Th 9am 449 110 1101 01/05 1AG

Multiple Sclerosis Water Exercise (13-Adult)This shallow water exercise program, designed for in-dividuals with physical disabilities, utilizes the waters natural buoyancy to increase mobility and flexibility. Volunteers help students work at their own pace and ability level. Wheelchair users are welcome.

1AV 10--55 minute lessons--$139


Wkfld/Moore F 12:30pm 183 110 0901 01/15 1AV

In Adapted Aquatics classes, students get one-on-one instruction from teachers and trained volunteers.

Join the award-winning team of ADAPTED AQUATICS VOLUNTEERS

Call 703-324-8565 for information.

TEAM WORK makes the DREAM WORK!

Adapted Leisure Services

18 For a free subscription to Parktakes, call 703-222-4664 Winter 2016

Paralympic Swim Training (8-Adult)FCPA-sponsored competitive swim team with training focused on competition in the 13 Paralympic physical disability and visual impairment classification catego-ries. Students focus on learning freestyle, backstroke and breaststroke swimming mechanics, including starts, turns and finishes.

1AU 8--55 minute lessons--$1111AV 10--55 minute lessons--$139


ProvREC W 6:30pm 159 110 5201 01/13 1AV

Intro to Basic Strokes (8-Adult)Instruction for students with disabilities. Class fo-cuses on the basic steps and progressions of the four competitive strokes. Students must be able to swim 15 yds. independently. Individual instruction is used to prepare students for more advanced competitive swimming.

1AAG 5--45 minute lessons--$66 1AAW 15--55 minute lessons--$209


SoRunREC F 6pm 167 110 0701 01/29 1AAGSpHillREC Sa 1pm 175 110 0701 01/09 1AAWWkfld/Moore Sa 12pm 183 110 0701 01/09 1AAW

Swim Team Training/Intermediate Swim-mers w/Disabilities (8-Adult)Competitive swimming for individuals who may want to participate in Special Olympics. Swimmers must be able to swim 25 yds. but do not need prior compet-itive experience. Students are coached in freestyle, breaststroke, backstroke, and butterfly.

1AAW 15--55 minute lessons--$209


OakMarREC Su 3pm 142 110 0601 01/10 1AAWSpHillREC Sa 2pm 175 110 0601 01/09 1AAW

Swim Team Training/Advanced Swimmers w/Disabilities (8-Adult)Competitive swimming for individuals who may want to participate in Special Olympics. Swimmers must be able to swim 25 yds. while circle swimming with other students. Students are coached in freestyle, breaststroke, backstroke, and butterfly.

1AAW 15--55 minute lessons--$2091AU 8--55 minute lessons--$111


SpHillREC Sa 3pm 175 110 1001 01/09 1AAWWkfld/Moore Sa 2pm 183 110 0601 01/09 1AAWWkfld/Moore Sa 1pm 183 110 1001 01/09 1AAWLeeREC W 7pm 456 110 1001 01/06 1AU

Adapted Sports

Adapted Gymnastics (5-12 yrs.)This small-group, foundational/transitional class provides opportunities for children with disabilities to develop gymnastic skills. The adapted class offers additional staff supervision and support with one staff member for every three students. Skills cover basic gymnastic elements, including rings, parallel bars, vault, floor skills, and tumble trak.

ASVB 8--55 minute lessons--$169


Wkfld/Moore Su 10am 183 110 5001 01/24 ASVBWkfld/Moore Su 11am 183 110 5002 01/24 ASVBWkfld/Moore Su 12pm 183 110 5003 01/24 ASVB

Adapted Ice SkatingThis foundational/transitional class offers additional staff supervision and support to help students with disabilities develop basic ice-skating skills.

1IA 6--30 minute lessons--$116


(6-12 yrs.)MtVernREC Su 12pm 472 110 5801 01/03 1IAMtVernREC Su 12:35pm 472 110 5802 01/03 1IAMtVernREC Su 12pm 472 110 5803 02/21 1IAMtVernREC Su 12:35pm 472 110 5804 02/21 1IA

(13-Adult)MtVernREC Su 1:10pm 472 110 5901 01/03 1IAMtVernREC Su 1:10pm 472 110 5902 02/21 1IA

Adapted Soccer (5-12 yrs.)Soccer for students with physical disabilities. Students learn basic game skills with emphasis on dribbling and passing. Students should wear shoes with cleats, shin guards and bring a ball.

1TA 9--45 minute lessons--$89


ProvREC Su 1pm 1591565201 01/10 1TA

Adapted Tae Kwon Do IClass is designed for students with disabilities on the autism spectrum. Students learn basic kicking, punching, blocking and sparring skills and forms as they improve confidence and flexibility. Martial arts uniforms are required. Extra fee for belt testing.

AMVA 8--30 minute lessons--$104


(5-10 yrs.)LdbyExFrOks Sa 1pm 533 110 6101 01/09 AMVA (10-17 yrs.)LdbyExFrOks Sa 1:30pm 533 110 6901 01/09 AMVA

Other Opportunities

Adapted Cooking Skills (7-13 yrs.)In this adapted class offered by Wholesome Cam-pus, students with special needs build confidence and self-esteem, gain confidence in the kitchen and develop social skills while learning basic cooking skills. A different topic is covered each week. Supply fee of $35 is payable at first class.

AXVP 8--1 hour 25 minute lessons--$190


WhlsmCampus T 4:30pm 583 110 3801 01/12 AXVP

Adapted Music and Movement (2-5 yrs.)For children with special needs and their parent(s). Parents help guide their child to explore his or her environment and move to the music. Creative games and focused play are intermingled with childrens melodies. Socks are required.

1AD 6--30 minute lessons--$76


Wkfld/Moore Su 9am 183 110 3901 01/24 1AD

Music Exploration (8-12 yrs.)In this class for children with intellectual disabilities, students use different musical instruments, songs and activities to stimulate their musical development. Instruments are introduced numerous times through-out the class to allow for repeated practice and skill development.

AAAF 6--55 minute lessons--$113


SpringHl ES M 6:30pm 107 110 4201 01/11 AAAF

Students get personalized instruction in Adapted Ice Skating classes.

www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/parktakes.htmRegistration processing begins at

5 a.m., December 1See registration instructions

at the back of Parktakes

REGISTER ONLINE

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Learn-to-Swim Classes for Babies and Preschoolers

Baby & Me Swim (6-18 mos.)Register your baby for this parent-and-child class. This class is designed for babies and their parent(s), or other favorite grown-up(s), who want to learn water adjustment and other aquatic skills together in a fun environment. Learn how to enter and exit the water in a safe manner, feel comfortable in the water, explore submerging to the mouth, nose, eyes and completely. Explore buoyancy on front and back, change body position and learn safety information. Two adults may participate with each child. Babies must wear tight-fitting swim diaper and plastic pants under bathing suit.

1AQ 7--30 minute lessons--$891AW 8--30 minute lessons--$102


OakMarREC Sa 8:35am 142 115 0101 01/09 1AQOakMarREC Sa 9:15am 142 115 0102 01/09 1AQOakMarREC Sa 9:55am 142 115 0103 01/09 1AQOakMarREC Su 9:30am 142 115 0104 01/10 1AWOakMarREC Su 11:30am 142 115 0105 01/10 1AW

OakMarREC F 9:15am 142 115 0106 01/08 1AWOakMarREC W 9:15am 142 115 0107 01/06 1AWProvREC Sa 8:15am 159 115 0101 01/09 1AWProvREC Su 9am 159 115 0102 01/10 1AWProvREC M 9:30am 159 115 0103 01/04 1AWProvREC W 6pm 159 115 0104 01/06 1AWSoRunREC Sa 10:25am 167 115 0101 01/09 1AWSoRunREC Su 10:15am 167 115 0102 01/10 1AWSoRunREC M 10:40am 167 115 0103 01/04 1AWSpHillREC Sa 10:20am 175 115 0101 01/09 1AQSpHillREC Su 9:50am 175 115 0102 01/10 1AQSpHillREC F 10:45am 175 115 0103 01/08 1AWWkfld/Moore Sa 8:30am 183 115 0101 01/09 1AQWkfld/Moore Sa 10:30am 183 115 0102 01/09 1AQWkfld/Moore Su 10am 183 115 0103 01/10 1AQWkfld/Moore Su 4pm 183 115 0104 01/10 1AQWkfld/Moore F 10am 183 115 0105 01/08 1AWCubRunREC Sa 9am 192 115 0101 01/09 1AQCubRunREC Sa 10:45am 192 115 0102 01/09 1AQCubRunREC Su 9am 192 115 0103 01/10 1AQCubRunREC Su 11:20am 192 115 0104 01/10 1AQGWREC Sa 10am 449 115 0101 01/09 1AWLeeREC Sa 9am 456 115 0101 01/09 1AQLeeREC Sa 11:40am 456 115 0102 01/09 1AQLeeREC Su 12:25pm 456 115 0103 01/10 1AQMtVernREC Sa 10:15am 472 115 0101 01/09 1AWMtVernREC Su 9am 472 115 0102 01/10 1AW

Toddler & Me Swim (19 mos-2 yrs. 11 mos.)Register your toddler for this parent-and-child class. This class is designed for children and their parent(s) or other favorite adult(s) who want to learn water adjustment, basic swimming and safety skills in a fun environment. Two adults may participate with each child, but each child must have at least one adult.

Children not toilet trained must wear tight-fitting swim diapers and plastic pants under their bathing suit.

1AQ 7--30 minute lessons--$891AW 8--30 minute lessons--$102


OakMarREC Sa 8:35am 142 115 0201 01/09 1AQOakMarREC Sa 9:15am 142 115 0202 01/09 1AQOakMarREC Sa 9:55am 142 115 0203 01/09 1AQOakMarREC Su 9:30am 142 115 0204 01/10 1AWOakMarREC Su 10:50am 142 115 0205 01/10 1AWOakMarREC M 11:10am 142 115 0206 01/04 1AWOakMarREC W 9:50am 142 115 0207 01/06 1AWProvREC Sa 8:50am 159 115 0201 01/09 1AWProvREC Su 9:35am 159 115 0202 01/10 1AWProvREC M 10:05am 159 115 0203 01/04 1AWProvREC W 6:35pm 159 115 0204 01/06 1AWSoRunREC Sa 11am 167 115 0201 01/09 1AWSoRunREC Su 10:30am 167 115 0202 01/10 1AWSoRunREC F 10:40am 167 115 0203 01/08 1AWSoRunREC W 10:40am 167 115 0204 01/06 1AWSpHillREC Sa 9:45am 175 115 0201 01/09 1AQSpHillREC Sa 10:55am 175 115 0202 01/09 1AQSpHillREC Su 10:25am 175 115 0203 01/10 1AQSpHillREC Su 11:35am 175 115 0204 01/10 1AQSpHillREC W 11:05am 175 115 0205 01/06 1AWSpHillREC M 5:10pm 175 115 0206 01/04 1AWSpHillREC F 11:20am 175 115 0207 01/08 1AWSpHillREC F 4:35pm 175 115 0208 01/08 1AWSpHillREC Th 9:15am 175 115 0209 01/07 1AWSpHillREC T 11am 175 115 0210 01/05 1AWSpHillREC T/Th 3:35pm 175 115 0211 01/05 1AWWkfld/Moore Sa 9:10am 183 115 0201 01/09 1AQWkfld/Moore Sa 11:10am 183 115 0202 01/09 1AQWkfld/Moore Su 10:35am 183 115 0203 01/10 1AQ

The Fairfax County Park Authoritys aquatic facilities offer something for everyone. From infants to senior citizens to people with special needs, we serve all levels of swimming ability and aquatic interests.

Monthly calendars listing pool hours are available at the Park Authoritys nine RECenters and online at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/wp-recenter.htm.

Follow guidelines when registering If it has been a month or longer since the student has participated in a swimming lesson, we suggest repeating the previous course completed. If you have any questions about which class is right for you or your child, please contact the aquatic staff at your favorite RECenter. For safety reasons and to ensure that customers get the maximum aquatic program benefits, the Park Authority reserves the right to remove students from an inappropriate class and either issue a refund or place them, when possible, in a class that better matches their ability level.

Practice and Repetition are keys to success Each student progresses at a different speed in learning aquatic skills, depending on a number of factors including class attendance, coordination, water familiarity and outside practice. Students often repeat a level several times before developing the endurance and skill proficiency necessary for advancement. Repeating a level does not constitute failure, it is to be expected. Mastering skills takes time, practice and patience.

Combining course levelsWhen enrollment is low, course levels may be com-bined to avoid class cancelations.

No need to wait for summer to learn to swim. Swimming lessons for all ages are offered year-round in the Park Authoritys indoor pools.

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Wkfld/Moore Su 4:40pm 183 115 0204 01/10 1AQWkfld/Moore F 10:35am 183 115 0205 01/08 1AWCubRunREC Sa 8:25am 192 115 0201 01/09 1AQCubRunREC Sa 10:10am 192 115 0202 01/09 1AQCubRunREC Su 10:10am 192 115 0203 01/10 1AQCubRunREC Su 10:45am 192 115 0204 01/10 1AQCubRunREC T 9am 192 115 0205 01/05 1AQCubRunREC W 10:05am 192 115 0207 01/06 1AWGWREC Sa 10am 449 115 0201 01/09 1AWLeeREC Sa 8:25am 456 115 0201 01/09 1AQLeeREC Sa 10:45am 456 115 0202 01/09 1AQLeeREC Su 2:50pm 456 115 0203 01/10 1AQLeeREC T 6pm 456 115 0204 01/05 1AWMtVernREC Sa 10:50am 472 115 0201 01/09 1AWMtVernREC Su 10:10am 472 115 0202 01/10 1AW

Preschooler and Me Swim (3-5 yrs.)Register your preschooler. This class is designed for children and their parents(s) or other favorite adult(s) who want to learn water adjustment, basic swimming and safety skills in a fun environment. Two adults may participate with each child, but each child must have at least one adult. Children not toilet trained must wear thigh-fitting swim diapers and plastic pants. This class is designed especially for children who have lim-ited group social experience and are reluctant to leave their parents. All teaching is done through the adult. Skills: Same as Pee Wee Paddler I.

1AD 6--30 minute lessons--$761AQ 7--30 minute lessons--$891AW 8--30 minute lessons--$102


OakMarREC Sa 9:15am 142 115 0301 01/09 1AQOakMarREC Sa 10:35am 142 115 0302 01/09 1AQOakMarREC Su 10:10am 142 115 0303 01/10 1AWOakMarREC Su 1:30pm 142 115 0304 01/10 1AWOakMarREC M 11:10am 142 115 0305 01/04 1AW

OakMarREC W 9:50am 142 115 0306 01/06 1AWProvREC Sa 9:25am 159 115 0301 01/09 1AWProvREC Su 12:25pm 159 115 0302 01/10 1AWProvREC W 7:10pm 159 115 0304 01/06 1AWSoRunREC Sa 9:30am 167 115 0301 01/09 1AWSpHillREC Sa 11:30am 175 115 0301 01/09 1AQSpHillREC Su 11am 175 115 0302 01/10 1AQSpHillREC W 5:05pm 175 115 0303 01/06 1AWWkfld/Moore Sa 9:50am 183 115 0301 01/09 1AQWkfld/Moore Sa 11:50am 183 115 0302 01/09 1AQWkfld/Moore Su 11:10am 183 115 0303 01/10 1AQWkfld/Moore Su 5:20pm 183 115 0304 01/10 1AQWkfld/Moore M 10:45am 183 115 0305 01/04 1AWCubRunREC Sa 9:35am 192 115 0301 01/09 1AQCubRunREC Sa 11:20am 192 115 0302 01/09 1AQCubRunREC Su 9:35am 192 115 0303 01/10 1AQCubRunREC M/W 6pm 192 115 0304 01/04 1AQCubRunREC M/W 6pm 192 115 0305 02/01 1AQCubRunREC M 10:10am 192 115 0306 01/04 1ADLeeREC Sa 10:10am 456 115 0302 01/09 1AQLeeREC Su 1:35pm 456 115 0303 01/10 1AQLeeREC Th 6pm 456 115 0306 01/07 1AWMtVernREC Sa 11:25am 472 115 0301 01/09 1AWMtVernREC Su 9:35am 472 115 0302 01/10 1AW

Pee Wee Paddler I (3-5 yrs.)Prerequisite: Child must leave parent willingly, be comfortable in the water, follow directions and function well in a group. When possible, children are grouped according to ability. Class Emphasis: To help child gain basic aquatic skills to include entering and exiting the water safely, blowing bubbles three seconds with mouth and nose submerged, submerging under water. With Assistance: floating and gliding on front and back, rolling from front to back and back to front, swimming using arms and legs on front and back at least two body lengths. For safety reasons, flotation devices may be used. Flotation devices are used for all Pee Wee I classes at Audrey Moore and Lee District RECenters.

1AAX 5--30 minute lessons--$631AD 6--30 minute lessons--$761AQ 7--30 minute lessons--$891AW 8--30 minute lessons--$1021AX 9--30 minute lessons--$114


OakMarREC Sa 8am 142 115 0401 01/09 1AQOakMarREC Sa 10:10am 142 115 0402 01/09 1AQOakMarREC Sa 10:35am 142 115 0403 01/09 1AQOakMarREC Sa 11:15am 142 115 0404 01/09 1AQOakMarREC Su 10:10am 142 115 0406 01/10 1AWOakMarREC Su 10:55am 142 115 0407 01/10 1AWOakMarREC Su 11:05am 142 115 0408 01/10 1AWOakMarREC Su 12:10pm 142 115 0409 01/10 1AWOakMarREC Su 1:10pm 142 115 0410 01/10 1AWOakMarREC Su 1:45pm 142 115 0411 01/10 1AWOakMarREC M/W 5:15pm 142 115 0412 01/04 1AXOakMarREC M/W 5:15pm 142 115 0413 02/08 1ADOakMarREC T/Th 1pm 142 115 0414 01/05 1AXOakMarREC T/Th 2:45pm 142 115 0415 01/05 1AXOakMarREC T/Th 5:15pm 142 115 0416 01/05 1AXOakMarREC T/Th 1pm 142 115 0417 02/09 1ADOakMarREC T/Th 2:45pm 142 115 0418 02/09 1ADOakMarREC T/Th 5:15pm 142 115 0419 02/09 1ADOakMarREC T/Th 5:50pm 142 115 0420 02/09 1ADOakMarREC M 11:45am 142 115 0421 01/04 1AWOakMarREC M 1pm 142 115 0422 01/04 1AWOakMarREC M 1:35pm 142 115 0423 01/04 1AW

OakMarREC M 3:20pm 142 115 0424 01/04 1AWOakMarREC F 9:50am 142 115 0425 01/08 1AWOakMarREC F 1pm 142 115 0426 01/08 1AQOakMarREC F 3:20pm 142 115 0427 01/08 1AQOakMarREC W 10:25am 142 115 0428 01/06 1AWOakMarREC W 1pm 142 115 0429 01/06 1AWOakMarREC W 2:10pm 142 115 0430 01/06 1AWProvREC Sa 8:50am 159 115 0401 01/09 1AWProvREC Sa 9:25am 159 115 0402 01/09 1AWProvREC Su 9:35am 159 115 0403 01/10 1AWProvREC Su 11:50am 159 115 0404 01/10 1AWProvREC M 5:35pm 159 115 0405 01/04 1AWProvREC T 2:45pm 159 115 0406 01/05 1AWProvREC W 2:30pm 159 115 0407 01/06 1AWProvREC Th 2:30pm 159 115 0408 01/07 1AWProvREC F 4pm 159 115 0409 01/29 1AAXSoRunREC Sa 9am 167 115 0401 01/09 1AWSoRunREC Sa 11:40am 167 115 0402 01/09 1AWSoRunREC Sa 11:15am 167 115 0403 01/09 1AWSoRunREC Su 8:30am 167 115 0404 01/10 1AWSoRunREC Su 11:05am 167 115 0405 01/10 1AWSoRunREC Su 9:05am 167 115 0406 01/10 1AWSoRunREC F 11:15am 167 115 0407 01/08 1AWSoRunREC F 1pm 167 115 0408 01/08 1AWSoRunREC M/W 5:25pm 167 115 0409 01/04 1AWSoRunREC M/W 5:25pm 167 115 0410 02/01 1AWSoRunREC T/Th 5:30pm 167 115 0411 01/05 1AWSoRunREC T/Th 5:30pm 167 115 0412 02/02 1AWSoRunREC M 11:15am 167 115 0413 01/04 1AWSoRunREC W 11:15am 167 115 0414 01/06 1AWSoRunREC W 1:20pm 167 115 0415 01/06 1AWSpHillREC Sa 9:40am 175 115 0401 01/09 1AQSpHillREC T 9:15am 175 115 0402 01/05 1AWSpHillREC Th 10:25am 175 115 0403 01/07 1AWSpHillREC Sa 10:55am 175 115 0404 01/09 1AQSpHillREC Su 10am 175 115 0405 01/10 1AQSpHillREC Su 10:50am 175 115 0406 01/10 1AQSpHillREC M 9:15am 175 115 0407 01/04 1AWSpHillREC M 1pm 175 115 0408 01/04 1AWSpHillREC W 9:15am 175 115 0409 01/06 1AWSpHillREC F 9:30am 175 115 0410 01/08 1AWSpHillREC F 1:30pm 175 115 0411 01/08 1AWSpHillREC F 4:35pm 175 115 0412 01/08 1AWSpHillREC F 5:20pm 175 115 0413 01/08 1AWSpHillREC M/W 4pm 175 115 0414 01/04 1AWSpHillREC T/Th 1:15pm 175 115 0415 01/05 1AWSpHillREC T 4:10pm 175 115 0416 01/05 1AWSpHillREC M/W 4pm 175 115 0417 02/01 1AWSpHillREC T/Th 4:10pm 175 115 0418 02/02 1AWWkfld/Moore Sa 10:30am 183 115 0401 01/09 1AQWkfld/Moore Sa 8:30am 183 115 0402 01/09 1AQWkfld/Moore Su 10am 183 115 0403 01/10 1AQWkfld/Moore Su 5:20pm 183 115 0404 01/10 1AQWkfld/Moore T 6pm 183 115 0405 01/05 1AWCubRunREC Sa 8:25am 192 115 0401 01/09 1AQCubRunREC Sa 9am 192 115 0402 01/09 1AQCubRunREC Sa 9:35am 192 115 0403 01/09 1AQCubRunREC Sa 10:10am 192 115 0404 01/09 1AQCubRunREC Sa 10:45am 192 115 0405 01/09 1AQCubRunREC Sa 11:20am 192 115 0406 01/09 1AQCubRunREC Su 9:35am 192 115 0407 01/10 1AQCubRunREC Su 10:10am 192 115 0408 01/10 1AQCubRunREC Su 10:45am 192 115 0409 01/10 1AQCubRunREC Su 11:20am 192 115 0410 01/10 1AQCubRunREC M 9am 192 115 0411 01/04 1ADCubRunREC M 1pm 192 115 0412 01/04 1ADCubRunREC T 10:45am 192 115 0413 01/05 1AQCubRunREC W 9:30am 192 115 0414 01/06 1AWCubRunREC Th 9am 192 115 0415 01/07 1AQ

Practice Healthy Swimming HabitsAccidents in the pool involving vomit or fecal matter require the pool being closed to clean and sanitize the water. Under Health Department standards recommended by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC), accidents involving fecal matter now require longer pool closure. Prevention is far better than clean up, so please follow the CDC guidelines: Children (and adults) who have had diarrhea in

the last two weeks should not go swimming. Be sure to use the bathroom before getting into

the pool, go on frequent bathroom breaks. For public health reasons, standard diapers cannot be worn in the pool. Children who are not yet toilet trained must wear snug fitting plastic pants and/or a swim diaper under their bathing suit. Waist and legs on plastic pants or swim diapers must be snug enough to contain matter that could contaminate the pool. Please check dia-pers often, and change them in the locker room not on the pool deck.

Adults who have continence issues should refrain from using the pool.

Shower before entering the pool and after using the toilet.

Avoid swallowing pool water or even getting it in your mouth.

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CubRunREC F 9am 192 115 0416 01/08 1AQCubRunREC F 1:30pm 192 115 0417 01/08 1AQCubRunREC M/W 6pm 192 115 0418 01/04 1AQCubRunREC M/W 6:35pm 192 115 0419 01/04 1AQCubRunREC M/W 7:10pm 192 115 0420 01/04 1AQCubRunREC M/W 6pm 192 115 0421 02/01 1AQCubRunREC M/W 6:35pm 192 115 0422 02/01 1AQCubRunREC T/Th 4pm 192 115 0423 01/05 1AQCubRunREC T/Th 4:35pm 192 115 0424 01/05 1AQCubRunREC T/Th 4pm 192 115 0425 02/02 1AQCubRunREC T/Th 5:10pm 192 115 0426 02/02 1AQGWREC Sa 11:15am 449 115 0401 01/09 1AWGWREC Sa 11:50am 449 115 0402 01/09 1AWGWREC M/W 5pm 449 115 0403 01/04 1AWGWREC M/W 5pm 449 115 0404 02/01 1AWGWREC Th 5pm 449 115 0405 01/07 1AWLeeREC Sa 8:25am 456 115 0401 01/09 1AQLeeREC Sa 9am 456 115 0402 01/09 1AQLeeREC Sa 9:35am 456 115 0403 01/09 1AQLeeREC Sa 11:05am 456 115 0404 01/09 1AQLeeREC Sa 11:45am 456 115 0405 01/09 1AQLeeREC Su 1pm 456 115 0406 01/10 1AQLeeREC Su 1:35pm 456 115 0407 01/10 1AQLeeREC Su 3:25pm 456 115 0408 01/10 1AQLeeREC M/W 6pm 456 115 0409 01/04 1AWLeeREC M/W 6pm 456 115 0410 02/01 1AWLeeREC T 11:25am 456 115 0411 01/05 1AWLeeREC T 12:35pm 456 115 0412 01/05 1AWLeeREC T 6pm 456 115 0413 01/05 1AWLeeREC T 6:35pm 456 115 0414 01/05 1AWLeeREC W 11:30am 456 115 0415 01/06 1AWLeeREC W 1:10pm 456 115 0416 01/06 1AWLeeREC W 1:50pm 456 115 0417 01/06 1AWLeeREC Th 6pm 456 115 0418 01/07 1AWMtVernREC Sa 8:30am 472 115 0401 01/09 1AWMtVernREC Sa 9:40am 472 115 0402 01/09 1AWMtVernREC Sa 10:15am 472 115 0403 01/09 1AWMtVernREC Su 9am 472 115 0404 01/10 1AWMtVernREC Su 11:35am 472 115 0405 01/10 1AWMtVernREC M 5pm 472 115 0406 01/04 1AWMtVernREC T 11:10am 472 115 0407 01/05 1AWMtVernREC W 10:35am 472 115 0408 01/06 1AQMtVernREC W 12:25pm 472 115 0409 01/06 1AQMtVernREC Th 11:10am 472 115 0410 01/07 1AWMtVernREC Th 5pm 472 115 0411 01/07 1AW

Pee Wee Paddler II (3-5 yrs.)Prerequisites: Pee Wee Paddler I or equivalent skill proficiency. Class Emphasis: To help child increase independence in skill performance and to continue to increase comfort in the water. Skills include rhythmic breathing (bobbing), floating and gliding on front and back with and without assistance, swimming on front and back at least three body lengths with and without assistance. Flotation devices may be used.



OakMarREC Sa 8:35am 142 115 0501 01/09 1AQOakMarREC Sa 11:45am 142 115 0502 01/09 1AQOakMarREC Sa 11:55am 142 115 0503 01/09 1AQOakMarREC Sa 12:15pm 142 115 0504 01/09 1AQOakMarREC Su 10:50am 142 115 0505 01/10 1AWOakMarREC Su 11:45am 142 115 0506 01/10 1AWOakMarREC Su 12:10pm 142 115 0507 01/10 1AW

OakMarREC Su 12:30pm 142 115 0508 01/10 1AWOakMarREC Su 12:50pm 142 115 0509 01/10 1AWOakMarREC M/W 5:20pm 142 115 0510 01/04 1AXOakMarREC M/W 5:50pm 142 115 0511 01/04 1AXOakMarREC M/W 5:20pm 142 115 0512 02/08 1ADOakMarREC M/W 5:50pm 142 115 0513 02/08 1ADOakMarREC T/Th 1:35pm 142 115 0514 01/05 1AXOakMarREC T/Th 3:20pm 142 115 0515 01/05 1AXOakMarREC T/Th 5:20pm 142 115 0516 01/05 1AXOakMarREC T/Th 1:35pm 142 115 0517 02/09 1ADOakMarREC T/Th 3:20pm 142 115 0518 02/09 1ADOakMarREC T/Th 5:20pm 142 115 0519 02/09 1ADOakMarREC M 12:20pm 142 115 0520 01/04 1AWOakMarREC M 1pm 142 115 0521 01/04 1AWOakMarREC M 1:35pm 142 115 0522 01/04 1AWOakMarREC M 2:10pm 142 115 0523 01/04 1AWOakMarREC M 3:20pm 142 115 0524 01/04 1AWOakMarREC F 10:25am 142 115 0525 01/08 1AWOakMarREC F 1:35pm 142 115 0526 01/08 1AQOakMarREC W 11am 142 115 0527 01/06 1AWOakMarREC W 1:35pm 142 115 0528 01/06 1AWOakMarREC W 3:20pm 142 115 0529 01/06 1AWProvREC Sa 8:50am 159 115 0501 01/09 1AWProvREC Sa 9:25am 159 115 0502 01/09 1AWProvREC Sa 11:40am 159 115 0503 01/09 1AWProvREC Su 9am 159 115 0504 01/10 1AWProvREC Su 9:35am 159 115 0505 01/10 1AWProvREC Su 11:50am 159 115 0506 01/10 1AWProvREC M 2:30pm 159 115 0507 01/04 1AWProvREC M 5:35pm 159 115 0508 01/04 1AWProvREC T 3:20pm 159 115 0509 01/05 1AWProvREC T 5:30pm 159 115 0510 01/05 1AWProvREC W 3:05pm 159 115 0511 01/06 1AWProvREC W 5:50pm 159 115 0512 01/06 1AWProvREC Th 3:05pm 159 115 0513 01/07 1AWProvREC F 4:35pm 159 115 0514 01/29 1AAXSoRunREC Sa 9am 167 115 0501 01/09 1AWSoRunREC Sa 9:50am 167 115 0502 01/09 1AWSoRunREC Sa 11:40am 167 115 0503 01/09 1AWSoRunREC Su 9:05am 167 115 0504 01/10 1AWSoRunREC Su 9:40am 167 115 0505 01/10 1AWSoRunREC Su 10:50am 167 115 0506 01/10 1AWSoRunREC Su 10:10am 167 115 0507 01/10 1AWSoRunREC F 10:05am 167 115 0508 01/08 1AWSoRunREC F 1:35pm 167 115 0509 01/08 1AWSoRunREC M/W 6:05pm 167 115 0510 01/04 1AWSoRunREC M/W 6:40pm 167 115 0511 01/04 1AWSoRunREC M/W 6:05pm 167 115 0512 02/01 1AWSoRunREC M/W 6:40pm 167 115 0513 02/01 1AWSoRunREC T/Th 6:55pm 167 115 0514 01/05 1AWSoRunREC T/Th 6:55pm 167 115 0515 02/02 1AWSoRunREC M 10:05am 167 115 0516 01/04 1AWSoRunREC W 10:05am 167 115 0517 01/06 1AWSoRunREC W 12:45pm 167 115 0518 01/06 1AWSpHillREC Sa 9:40am 175 115 0501 01/09 1AQSpHillREC Sa 10:20am 175 115 0502 01/09 1AQSpHillREC Sa 10:55am 175 115 0503 01/09 1AQSpHillREC Su 9:35am 175 115 0504 01/10 1AQSpHillREC Su 10:50am 175 115 0505 01/10 1AQSpHillREC M 9:55am 175 115 0506 01/04 1AWSpHillREC M 1:35pm 175 115 0507 01/04 1AWSpHillREC T 9:50am 175 115 0508 01/05 1AWSpHillREC W 9:55am 175 115 0509 01/06 1AWSpHillREC W 1:35pm 175 115 0510 01/06 1AWSpHillREC Th 11am 175 115 0511 01/07 1AWSpHillREC F 10:10am 175 115 0512 01/08 1AWSpHillREC F 2:05pm 175 115 0513 01/08 1AWSpHillREC F 4:45pm 175 115 0514 01/08 1AWSpHillREC M/W 4:35pm 175 115 0515 01/04 1AW

SpHillREC M/W 6:20pm 175 115 0516 01/04 1AWSpHillREC T/Th 1:50pm 175 115 0517 01/05 1AWSpHillREC T/Th 4:55pm 175 115 0518 01/05 1AWSpHillREC T/Th 6pm 175 115 0519 01/05 1AWSpHillREC M/W 4:35pm 175 115 0520 02/01 1AWSpHillREC M/W 6:20pm 175 115 0521 02/01 1AWSpHillREC T/Th 4:45pm 175 115 0522 02/02 1AWSpHillREC T/Th 6pm 175 115 0523 02/02 1AWWkfld/Moore Sa 11:10am 183 115 0501 01/09 1AQWkfld/Moore Sa 9:10am 183 115 0502 01/09 1AQWkfld/Moore Sa 8:30am 183 115 0503 01/09 1AQWkfld/Moore Su 10am 183 115 0504 01/10 1AQWkfld/Moore Su 4:40pm 183 115 0505 01/10 1AQWkfld/Moore M 9:30am 183 115 0506 01/04 1AWWkfld/Moore M 7:20pm 183 115 0507 01/04 1AWWkfld/Moore T 6:40pm 183 115 0508 01/05 1AWCubRunREC Sa 8:25am 192 115 0501 01/09 1AQCubRunREC Sa 9am 192 115 0502 01/09 1AQCubRunREC Sa 9:35am 192 115 0503 01/09 1AQCubRunREC Sa 11:20am 192 115 0504 01/09 1AQCubRunREC Su 9am 192 115 0505 01/10 1AQCubRunREC Su 9:35am 192 115 0506 01/10 1AQCubRunREC Su 10:45am 192 115 0507 01/10 1AQCubRunREC Su 11:20am 192 115 0508 01/10 1AQCubRunREC M 10:40am 192 115 0509 01/04 1ADCubRunREC M 1:35pm 192 115 0510 01/04 1ADCubRunREC T 10:10am 192 115 0511 01/05 1AQCubRunREC W 10:40am 192 115 0512 01/06 1AWCubRunREC Th 10:10am 192 115 0513 01/07 1AQCubRunREC F 9:35am 192 115 0514 01/08 1AQCubRunREC F 11:20am 192 115 0515 01/08 1AQCubRunREC F 2:05pm 192 115 0516 01/08 1AQCubRunREC M/W 6pm 192 115 0517 01/04 1AQCubRunREC M/W 6:35pm 192 115 0518 01/04 1AQCubRunREC M/W 7:10pm 192 115 0519 01/04 1AQCubRunREC M/W 6pm 192 115 0520 02/01 1AQCubRunREC M/W 7:10pm 192 115 0521 02/01 1AQCubRunREC T/Th 4pm 192 115 0522 01/05 1AQCubRunREC T/Th 4:35pm 192 115 0523 01/05 1AQCubRunREC T/Th 5:10pm 192 115 0524 01/05 1AQCubRunREC T/Th 4:35pm 192 115 0525 02/02 1AQCubRunREC T/Th 5:10pm 192 115 0526 02/02 1AQGWREC Sa 10:40am 449 115 0501 01/09 1AWGWREC Sa 11:35am 449 115 0502 01/09 1AWGWREC M/W 5pm 449 115 0503 01/04 1AWGWREC M/W 5pm 449 115 0504 02/01 1AWGWREC Th 5:35pm 449 115 0505 01/07 1AWLeeREC Sa 8:25am 456 115 0501 01/09 1AQLeeREC Sa 9:35am 456 115 0502 01/09 1AQLeeREC Sa 11:30am 456 115 0503 01/09 1AQLeeREC Su 1pm 456 115 0504 01/10 1AQLeeREC Su 2:10pm 456 115 0505 01/10 1AQLeeREC Su 4pm 456 115 0506 01/10 1AQLeeREC M/W 6pm 456 115 0507 01/04 1AWLeeREC M/W 6:35pm 456 115 0509 01/04 1AWLeeREC M/W 6pm 456 115 0510 02/01 1AWLeeREC M/W 6:35pm 456 115 0511 02/01 1AWLeeREC T 12pm 456 115 0512 01/05 1AWLeeREC T 6pm 456 115 0513 01/05 1AWLeeREC W 12:30pm 456 115 0514 01/06 1AWLeeREC Th 6pm 456 115 0515 01/07 1AWLeeREC Th 6:35pm 456 115 0516 01/07 1AWMtVernREC Sa 8:30am 472 115 0501 01/09 1AWMtVernREC Sa 9:05am 472 115 0502 01/09 1AWMtVernREC Sa 10:50am 472 115 0503 01/09 1AWMtVernREC Su 9:35am 472 115 0504 01/10 1AWMtVernREC Su 11:20am 472 115 0505 01/10 1AWMtVernREC T 10am 472 115 0506 01/05 1AWMtVernREC T 11:45am 472 115 0507 01/05 1AW

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MtVernREC T 1:20pm 472 115 0508 01/05 1AWMtVernREC W 11:10am 472 115 0509 01/06 1AQMtVernREC W 6:10pm 472 115 0510 01/06 1AWMtVernREC Th 10am 472 115 0511 01/07 1AWMtVernREC Th 11:45am 472 115 0512 01/07 1AWMtVernREC Th 5:35pm 472 115 0513 01/07 1AW

Pee Wee Paddler III (4-6 yrs.)Prerequisites: Pee Wee II or equivalent skill proficien-cy. Class Emphasis: To help children gain basis swim-ming propulsive skills and increase endurance and distance without assistance or use of flotation devices. Skills include entering water by jumping in chest deep water, submerging and holding breath five seconds, rhythmic breathing, treading water, swimming front crawl 10 yds., and on back five yds.



OakMarREC Sa 8am 142 115 0601 01/09 1AQOakMarREC Sa 8:35am 142 115 0602 01/09 1AQOakMarREC Sa 9:55am 142 115 0603 01/09 1AQOakMarREC Sa 10:10am 142 115 0604 01/09 1AQOakMarREC Su 10:25am 142 115 0605 01/10 1AWOakMarREC Su 10:55am 142 115 0606 01/10 1AWOakMarREC Su 11:30am 142 115 0607 01/10 1AWOakMarREC Su 1:40pm 142 115 0608 01/10 1AWOakMarREC M/W 6:25pm 142 115 0609 01/04 1AXOakMarREC M/W 6:25pm 142 115 0610 02/08 1ADOakMarREC T/Th 2:10pm 142 115 0611 01/05 1AXOakMarREC T/Th 6pm 142 115 0612 01/05 1AXOakMarREC T/Th 2:10pm 142 115 0613 02/09 1ADOakMarREC T/Th 6pm 142 115 0614 02/09 1ADOakMarREC M 10:35am 142 115 0615 01/04 1AWOakMarREC M 2:10pm 142 115 0616 01/04 1AWOakMarREC M 2:45pm 142 115 0617 01/04 1AWOakMarREC F 11am 142 115 0618 01/08 1AWOakMarREC F 2:10pm 142 115 0619 01/08 1AQOakMarREC W 11:35am 142 115 0620 01/06 1AWOakMarREC W 2:45pm 142 115 0621 01/06 1AWProvREC Sa 8:15am 159 115 0601 01/09 1AWProvREC Sa 12:15pm 159 115 0602 01/09 1AWProvREC Su 9am 159 115 0603 01/10 1AWProvREC Su 12:25pm 159 115 0604 01/10 1AWProvREC M 3:05pm 159 115 0605 01/04 1AWProvREC T 3:55pm 159 115 0606 01/05 1AWProvREC T 6:05pm 159 115 0607 01/05 1AWProvREC W 3:40pm 159 115 0608 01/06 1AWProvREC W 6:25pm 159 115 0609 01/06 1AWProvREC Th 3:40pm 159 115 0610 01/07 1AWProvREC F 5:10pm 159 115 0611 01/29 1AAXSoRunREC Sa 9:50am 167 115 0601 01/09 1AWSoRunREC Su 8:30am 167 115 0602 01/10 1AWSoRunREC Su 10:45am 167 115 0603 01/10 1AWSoRunREC F 9:30am 167 115 0604 01/08 1AWSoRunREC F 2:10pm 167 115 0605 01/08 1AWSoRunREC M/W 6pm 167 115 0606 01/04 1AWSoRunREC M/W 6pm 167 115 0607 02/01 1AWSoRunREC T/Th 6:55pm 167 115 0608 01/05 1AWSoRunREC T/Th 6:55pm 167 115 0609 02/02 1AWSoRunREC M 9:30am 167 115 0610 01/04 1AWSoRunREC W 9:30am 167 115 0613 01/06 1AWSoRunREC W 9:30am 167 115 0614 01/06 1AWSoRunREC W 12:10pm 167 115 0615 01/06 1AWSpHillREC Sa 9:05am 175 115 0601 01/09 1AQ

SpHillREC Sa 11:40am 175 115 0602 01/09 1AQSpHillREC Su 9am 175 115 0603 01/10 1AQSpHillREC Su 12pm 175 115 0604 01/10 1AQSpHillREC M

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