Water exercise is easy on the joints, reinvigorating and therapeutic! The Y offers water exercise classes for all fitness levels to Y members at no additional cost. Members can join a class on a first-come, first-served basis unless otherwise indicated in the class schedules. Some classes may require tokens.
If a class requires a token, simply go to the center and scan in. You’ll be given a token to take to your class instructor. Tokens are distributed no earlier than 30 minutes before class.
Classes vary by location. To see class at your Y, check the Schedules page.
Water Exercise Guidelines
- You are required to rinse off before entering the pool.
- Youth ages 11-15 may participate in water exercise with a parent. Both the youth and the parent must be in the pool actively participating in the class.
AQUA ARTHRITIS
Co-sponsored by the Arthritis Foundation. Non-clinical, recreational swim program.
AQUA ZUMBA
A fusion of body sculpting movements with easy to follow dance steps to the tune of R & B and international music. Featuring aqua aerobic/fitness interval training.
DEEP WATER JOG
A challenging, high-intensity workout in deep water to focus on strength, endurance and aerobic fitness. Participants must be able to swim.
SWIM FIT
A high level fitness program that incorporates lap swimming, aqua jogging & kicking. Must be able to swim freestyle.
WATER FITNESS
Moderate intensity workout focusing on toning, conditioning and strengthening in shallow water.
WATER FITNESS CHALLENGE
A cardiovascular workout with toning exercises. The class uses noodles and dynabands to tone upper & lower torso.
WATER FITNESS COMBO
Shallow and deep water exercise to music to strengthen and tone the upper & lower torso.
WATER IN MOTION
A water exercise workout that provides a low-impact, high energy challenge for participants of all ages, skill and fitness levels. A dynamic cardio workout that tones and tapers the entire body!
WET & SWEAT
Perform gentle activities in warm water. For ages 50+
WATER POLO
Some Y Centers offer water sports as a great way to stay active. Water polo is a team sport played in the deep end of the pool and consists of two teams of six. The object of the game is to score the most points by passing a ball between teammates and throwing it in the opponents goal. Participants will have one hour of drills and skill development followed by a one hour game. Strong treading water skills are needed.