Mission Statement:
The Plainview YMCA mission is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind, and body for all.

YMCA Thursday Feb 4th Opening Time

Due to wintry conditions, the YMCA will open at 9am, on Thursday, February 4th.

Fool's Cup Triathlon April 3rd!

The Triathlon will take place April 3rd  at the Plainview YMCA. There will be two different brackets, Adult and Child. The age range will be children ages 8-14 , and the adult will consist of 14 and up. Also the children who sign up and think they can compete with the adults can sign up for the adult race if they are 11 and up. The cost of this event will be $18 for adults  and $12 per child. There will also be team entries, teams will consist of 3 members and the cost will be $44 for adult teams and $28 for children teams. This will include a T-shirt and finisher medal. Each event will be given a total time of an hour to finish. The adults will be starting first, so that the kids can get an idea of how the race begins. Swing by the YMCA 313 Ennis Plainview TX to register……HURRY SPACE IS LIMITED TO 150 Adults and 150 Children so first come first served. For more information call    JOHNATHAN BRYANT   at   806-293-8319  HELMETS ARE MANDATORY FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN PARTICIPANTS!!!!!!  Please meet at the YMCA Sat. April 3rd at 8:00 am for packet pick up!

 

ADULT EVENT    9:00am – 10:00am

 

1.      Swim   300 meters

2.      Bike     10 miles

3.      Run     3 miles

 

CHILDREN’S EVENT   10:00am-11:00am

 

1.      Swim   150 meters

2.      Bike     YMCA parking lot to the Access Rd. Aprrox. 2  miles

3.      Run     2 mile

Please see attached PDF for registraion forms, Adult is waiver #1 and Children's is waiver #2

FitTREK - Lose Weight, Feel Great!

2010: A NEW year brings NEW  Resolutions

Make your resolution be to "Lose Weight & Feel Great!"


Join FitTrek and lose 20 Pounds in 12 weeks!


(See the attached flyer for more information)


Register now at the YMCA! 806-293-8319


 

Director's Message

On behalf of the Plainview YMCA, I am proud to share with you the highlights of another outstanding year.

 

Over the past year, we have touched over 13,500 lives in our various programs. Youth sports participants increased by 16%, child watch increased by 24% & facility membership increased by 7%.  Several new programs were added including: a youth volleyball league, CPR training, Zumba, Power Yoga, Silver Sneakers, parent/tot swim lessons, Fit trek, & Zumba Kids. In addition, several new special events were added including: an annual awards banquet, a triathlon, a 4th of July Softball tournament & a 5k fun run.

 

The YMCA made several facility upgrades this year. The YMCA Board of Directors approved a substantial investment with the installation of 4 new ac/heat units. New shower units were installed in the men’s locker room. The softball fields received a make over that resulted in increased community use. The pool deck was resurfaced to ensure the safety of our members and guests.  Trees and shrubs were added to spruce up our landscaping. The facility floors were stripped and waxed. The weight room received a much needed updated look. The entire weight room was painted to brighten up the room. In addition, the YMCA logo & core values were added to the walls.

 

I strongly believe that the Plainview YMCA is in prime position to continue growth both membership wise & programmatically. As we move forward into next year, we plan to offer a youth mentoring program at Ash & Lakeside, develop a recreational swim team, renovate existing facility space into a teen zone area, resurface the cardio room floor, resurface the racquetball courts, & develop our next five year strategic plan. We will also continue to develop program opportunities for both youth and adults.  I encourage you to visit our website at for current program information.  I look forward to continue working with the YMCA staff, Board of Directors, & the community to meet the needs of the Hale County area residents.www.plainviewymca.org

 

Happy New Year,

Rob Wilkinson

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