YOUTH SPORTS Tae Kwon Do Lisle Recreation Center • 1925 Ohio Street, Lisle
PARK’s Martial Arts Academy (PMAA) Masters and instructors offer a positive Tae Kwon Do experience through various methods of training for students of all ages. Confidence, focus and respect are just a few of the basic fundamen- tals of a martial artist mindset PMAA teaches. PMAA family dedicates their expertise in coaching students to overcome challenges and leading others to improve their quality of life as a whole. Come join the PMAA team to start the journey of becoming a ‘better you’!
NOTE: Uniforms are required to participate and can be purchased from the instructor for $39 at the first class. Belt Advancement Evaluation will take place on the last class of the 8-week session for a fee of $49 paid directly to the instructor.
Parents are welcome to participate at no cost. No uniform required, wear comfortable clothes.
AGE DAY 6 & Up W DATE TIME May 10 - June 28 6:30-7:30P
R/NR FEE $88/$132
REG. BY May 5
SPECIALTY SPORTS
Kids Karate Club Lisle Recreation Center • 1925 Ohio Street, Lisle
The Kids Karate Club is specifically designed for children ages 4-14 and is taught in a unique way where children are encouraged to have fun. If children enjoy what they are doing, they will learn more, have more confidence in themselves and gain as an individual. This program is more than just kick, punch and yell. It tar- gets many building blocks for children today; respect, self-esteem, self-confi- dence, leadership, but most of all family involvement. This progressive mar- tial arts program teaches the basics in karate, self-defense, sparring, kata and children’s safety with belt progression through Black Belt.
NOTE: Parents may participate with their children at no cost as part of the Parent Helper Program. All participants must have a uniform including parent helpers. Uniforms must be purchased from the instructor for $38.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
kidskarate.com NO CLASS: July 4
BEGINNER: WHITE & YELLOW BELT AGE
4-14 4-14
DAY DATE Tu Tu
May 16 - July 11 July 18 - Sept. 12
TIME
6:00-6:45P 6:00-6:45P
R/NR FEE REG. BY $58/$87 $58/$87
May 11 July 13
INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED: ORANGE BELT & ABOVE AGE
4-14 4-14
DAY DATE Tu
Tu TIME May 16 - July 11 July 18 - Sept. 12 6:45-7:30P 6:45-7:30P
Fencing Woodridge Community Center • 2600 Center Drive, Woodridge
This class is for a student with little or no experience in fencing. This sport develops agility, strength, speed, cunning, and best of all it is FUN! This is a cooperative program with the Woodridge Park District.
NOTE: Participants are required to wear comfortable workout clothes or sweatpants and gym shoes. All equipment is supplied.
INSTRUCTOR: Fencing Master Marek Stepien (Former Polish National Champion & Notre Dame Fencing Team Assistant Coach)
AGE DAY
7-14 M 7-14 M
DATE TIME
June 19 - June 23 10:00A-12:00P June 26 - June 30 10:00A-12:00P
R/NR FEE REG. BY
$150/$225 June 14 $150/$225 June 22
Archery Woodridge ARC, Gym #2 • 8201 Janes Avenue, Woodridge
R/NR FEE REG. BY $58/$87
May 11 $58/$87 July 13
Bulls-Eye! Come and receive instruction in the Olympic sport of archery. Instruction is provided by a team of National Archery Association certified instructors who will assist you in learning in a fun and safe environment. All equipment will be provided. Open to youth and adult, beginners as well as intermediates. You will learn archery basics including range safety, whistle commands, proper stance and the draw and release of arrows starting at a 10-yard distance. Students will be working with the Olympic style recurve bow, finger tab and arm guard. This is a cooperative program with the Woodridge Park District.
NOTE: Tight fitted clothing or short sleeved shirts are recommended. AGE
DAY
7 & Up Tu 7 & Up Tu 7 & Up Tu
DATE
June 6 - June 27 July 11 - Aug. 1 Aug. 8 - Aug. 29
TIME
6:30-7:30P 6:30-7:30P 6:30-7:30P
R/NR FEE $59/$89 $59/$89 $59/$89
REG. BY June 3 July 8 Aug. 5
41 Celebrating 50 Years
PARK DISTRICT
Creating Opportunites Since 1967 | BROCHURE Summer 2017
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