Punch Your Way to Fitness this Fall at Lake County Family YMCA

There’s a fresh way to get into fitness this fall at Lake County Family YMCA. While keeping core classes free for its members, the Ys in Vernon Hills and Waukegan have added specialty classes for those wishing to “kick it up a notch.”  In addition, a new punch-pass system allows participants to create their own routine for a single fee with no registration required. This new way of taking fitness classes at Lake County Family YMCA is available to members of the Y and the community.

It’s easy to do. Start by checking out all the fitness classes offered this fall at Central Lake YMCA, 700 Lakeview Parkway, Vernon Hills, and Northern Lake YMCA, 2000 Western Ave., Waukegan. Then purchase a punch pass allowing you to sample most of these classes as you see fit. There are several options including a 10-punch pass. To learn more about this, as well as the other programs offered this fall, visit www.ymcalakecounty.org.

Registration for programs not included in the punch-pass system, such as aquatics, opens up to the general public on Sept. 4. It’s the community’s opportunity to sign up for fall activities that encourage the four core values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility. Be sure to act by Sept. 7 to avoid higher fees for some programs.

Members of the Y and the community alike also can stop by either the Vernon Hills or Waukegan location to get a variety of coupon savings this month – such as no joiner’s fee on a new membership or half-price personal training sessions for current members. These and more coupon offers are good though Sept. 30.

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The Lake County Family YMCA is a cause-driven nonprofit that strengthens the community through programs and services that foster youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.  Chartered in 1912 as a 501 (C) 3 nonprofit, our association is comprised of the Central Lake YMCA in Vernon Hills and Northern Lake YMCA in Waukegan. To learn more, visit www.ymcalakecounty.org