Alex Collins completed his Eagle Scout project at the YMCA Sports Park by refurbishing a wooden bridge.
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In the latest episode of Beyond the Bank, Brad sits down with Albany Area YMCA Executive Director Dan Gillan to discuss the important impact the “Y” has on the Albany community and how the organization has overcome Covid setbacks to once again begin offering its full-range of health and educational services.
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In honoring the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., the Albany Area YMCA will be closed Jan. 18 so that employees can observe the national King Day holiday.
The community is invited to join the staff of the Albany Area YMCA at 10:30 a.m. on Jan. 18 for a day of service honoring King’s legacy. Staff will meet at Harvest Temple Faith Ministries, located at 1016 Wingate Ave. in Albany. Y volunteers will clean debris from the church grounds in preparation for the launch of the organization’s “Y Without Walls” program, tentatively scheduled to start the first week in February.
The Albany Area YMCA is ready to kick off 2021 with a number of exciting and healthy events.
Quarterly newsletter for members and guests of the Albany Area YMCA. Sharing positive news and information about our activities, services, members, staff, and the community in a continuing effort to bring US together.
Albany Area YMCA is more than just a gym. It is a community-based wellness center that has something for everyone.
With a membership to the Albany Area YMCA, you can begin to instill healthy habits and provide a fun and safe place for the whole family to enjoy. Within their facilities, there are programs and activities for all ages.
Keep reading to learn some of the great things offered at the Albany Area YMCA!
While you can stop by the Albany Area YMCA and get in a run on the treadmill or a lift in the weight room, there are a variety of ways you can break a sweat and have fun while doing it!
When it’s nice out, leave the treadmill behind and go for a walk or run on their track while breathing in all that fresh air. You can have your friends join you for a game of racquetball or meet other members in the community and play some pickup basketball.
Enjoy one of the best types of cardio workouts by getting in a few laps within their heated indoor pool. Whichever way you like to stay active, the YMCA has something for everyone!
They even have various classes you can join that offer new and unique ways to get a workout in. They offer Zumba classes, which let you burn calories in a fun way as you dance your way through the workout!
Increase core strength and flexibility with a Pilates class or get in a total body workout with one of their strength training sessions. Plus, their SilverSneakers® classes are a great way for anyone 65 and older to continue to live a happy and healthy lifestyle!
There are also plenty of activities and programs to get your kids involved in at the Albany Area YMCA. They can take swim lessons or join one of their many sports leagues, from tee-ball to basketball.
The YMCA is a great place for them to go after school, during the day, or throughout the summer…
All these programs not only help your kids get in the habit of living an active, healthy lifestyle, but it also teaches them teamwork and how to get along with others in a fun way!
Does this sound like a place that you and your family would enjoy? If so, contact the Albany Area YMCA to learn more about their amenities and programs, as well as their membership plans.
You can also become a member today by joining right on their website!
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By Bobby Poitevint| October 2, 2020 at 8:13 PM EDT – Updated October 2 at 11:59 PM
ALBANY, Ga. (WALB) -An Albany YMCA legend is throwing in the towel after 50 years of service.
A drive-by and Zoom meeting farewell celebration was held for Jimmy Shemwell on Friday afternoon at the Albany YMCA.
During his time there, he worked in maintenance and the health club.
He said he hopes his biggest accomplishment was simply to have made people’s lives better at the YMCA.
“I’m gonna miss all my friends and everybody that was nice to me. I’m gonna miss getting up every morning,” said Shemwell.
YMCA leaders tell us around 30 cars drove by Friday.
They also held a Zoom meeting for people to say goodbye to Shemwell.
Quarterly newsletter for members and guests of the Albany Area YMCA. Sharing positive news and information about our activities, services, members, staff, and the community in a continuing effort to bring US together.
I am writing to you to update you on some important temporary changes to our hours of operation at both our Albany and our Leesburg locations. The key to note is that these changes are TEMPORARY but ESSENTIAL.