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Mountain Lakes Turkey Trot Presented by Lakeland Hills Family YMCA

Gobble, gobble, get ready to trot! The Mountain Lakes Turkey Trot, presented by Lakeland Hills Family YMCA, is coming up, and we want YOU to lace up and run like you’re chasing the last piece of pie! Whether you’re racing for a personal best, jogging with friends, or just looking for a fun way to burn off those Thanksgiving calories, this trot’s for you. So, dust off those running shoes, bring your best turkey day spirit, and let’s make this the most fun, feather-filled event of the year! Don’t miss out—join the flock and register today!

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Veterans hold a special place here at the Y

Veterans Day Luncheon

Friday, November 8

11:30 AM – 1:00 PM

Sponsored by Braven Health

Join us in honoring the courageous men and women who have served our nation. Come together for a delicious lunch, wonderful company, and sincere appreciation for your dedication. Family members welcome!

Please RSVP by November 1.

Email Kelly Horvath with any questions at kellyh@lhymca.com

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ANNOUNCING THE LAUNCH OF OUR NEW RETAIL MERCHANDISING STORE

Check out our fresh drops of cool hoodies and t-shirts, now available exclusively at Lakeland Hills Y! These limited-edition designs are perfect for showing off your Y spirit in style—grab yours before they’re gone! Hoodies and T-Shirts are available for purchase in our Welcome Center. Garments are tri-blend soft-feel.

Hoodie $40
T-Shirt $25

Available in sizes S / M / L / XL / 2XL

TO LOCK IN BEST PRICE

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BASKETBALL SEASON:
December 2 – February 14*

SOCCER SEASON:
December 7 – February 15*

 

*Includes 2-week break for holidays

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Waterfront Lifeguard Recertification

TWO RECERTIFICATION DATE OPTIONS:
September 13-14 & October 4-5

This American Red Cross course will RECERTIFY individuals in waterfront lifeguarding, CPR for the Professional Rescuer, First Aid, and AED. Participants must have current Waterfront or Lifeguarding certification and attend both days to get recertified.

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Waterfront Lifeguard Certification

SEVEN CERTIFICATION DATE OPTIONS:
October 22-24
November 8-10
November 22-24
December 13-15
December 20-22

This American Red Cross course CERTIFIES individuals in waterfront lifeguarding, CPR for the Professional Rescuer, First Aid, and AED. Participants must be at least 15 years of age by the last day of class.

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The Art of Healthy Living

This 13-week program is designed to help you maintain a healthy weight. Conquer your cravings, dive into goal setting, and aim for progress over perfection!

Join Health and Wellness Director Darlene Kievit and Health Coach Mary Ellen Zung as they share their knowledge to help you look and feel your absolute best.

Topics to be discussed include:

  • Macro, Macros, what’s all the talk about?
  • Manage Stress and Triggers
  • The Sleep – Weight Connection
  • Are “Diet Plans” really the best way to manage your weight?
  • Eat Well Away from Home

*Nominal fee will be charged*

For more information contact: Darlene at Darlenek@lhymca.com

American Red Cross Babysitting Certification

In this one-day class you will achieve your certification and learn how to be a responsible babysitter.

Ages 11-15

  • $100/ Y-Member
  • $125/Non-Y Member

SKILLS YOU WILL LEARN:

  • What to do in an emergency
  • How to entertain children of all ages
  • Feeding and Diapering
  • Handle Choking Emergencies

September 21 & November 23 | 12:00 – 4:30 PM

Location: Gateway Community Resource Center |

513 Birch Street, Boonton, NJ 07005

For more information:
Contact Shannon Bujoreanu

shannonb@lhymca.com
973-507-7037

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Discover “Mighty Microgreens”

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6 | 7:00 – 8:00 pm

It’s time to clarify which foods optimize health. Linda Borghi, using her organic farming expertise, emphasizes the benefits of microgreens grown without chemicals.

This program is FREE and available to the community.

WHY MICROGREENS?

  • High in antioxidants
  • Help regulate sugar
  • Help lower risk of heart disease
  • Improve overall health
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Assisted Stretch Therapy

Assisted stretching is a pain-free technique that is individualized and table based. The practitioner works with the client’s breath and performs stretches to target tight muscles, fascia (connective tissue), and in the joint capsules.

In as little as 1-3 sessions assisted stretching can help:

  • Reduce pain/stiffness
  • Increase flexibility/mobility
  • Improve sleep

Stretch Therapy packages are available in both ONE hour and half-hour sessions.

Questions? Contact: Darlene Kievit: Darlenek@lhymca.com

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November Events That Matter

Volunteer Match Night – 11/14

Sponsored by Sunrise Senior Living and Fallsview Rehabilitation. Stop by the Y for an informative, FUN and FREE day of health screenings, vendor displays, giveaways, and a chance to try our #1 favorite senior exercise class. Light lunch will be served by the Master Chef of Sunrise Senior Living.

Students In Crisis – 11/20 Video and Discussion Series: Part 1 “ALL ACTIONS HAVE CONSEQUENCES”

Join Claudia Patterson as she encourages young people to “Be Bold, Stand Strong”. Drawing from her own personal tragedy, this program emphasizes the importance of making positive decisions to prevent adverse outcomes.

Questions? Contact Kelly Horvath at Kellyh@lhymca.com

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Esports Gaming Club

For more information on Esports, visit our Gaming Club Page!

Gaming Club Page

American Red Cross Blood Drive

There are so many ways to connect and lend a helping hand to your fellow neighbors and one way that you can get involved is by donating blood to the American Red Cross®. Through our partnership with the American Red Cross®, we will be hosting blood drives on the third Thursday of every month. You can register below for our next upcoming drive.

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Free Blood Pressure Screenings

About 1 in 3 adults in the U.S. has high blood pressure, but many don’t realize it. High blood pressure is sometimes called a “silent killer,” because it usually has no warning signs, yet it can lead to life-threatening conditions like heart attack or stroke. The good news is that high blood pressure, or hypertension, can often be prevented or treated. Early diagnosis and simple, healthy changes can keep high blood pressure from seriously damaging your health. Stop by the Welcome Center to know your numbers!

First Wednesday of every month from 9:30 – 11:00 AM

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