The YMCA of Middle Tennessee is a nonprofit, worldwide charitable fellowship united by a common loyalty to Jesus Christ for the purpose of helping people grow in spirit, mind and body. For more than 140 years, the YMCA of Middle Tennessee has been giving people of all ages the tools they need to learn, grow and thrive. Last year, the YMCA reached 251,847 lives-nearly a third of them kids-by nurturing the potential of children and teens, improving the nation’s health and well-being and providing opportunities to serve others and support our neighbors.
I love this class and I have to say that my spinning class instructor is AWESOME...!!! She brings a lot of energy to the class,, we love her. Her name is Zarina...MY NAME IS ADRIÁN AND I AM 65 Y/O.
Does anyone know when George Largay remarried and whether, in this video, he's wearing the wedding band from his marriage to his 1st wife Gerry Largay or from his marriage to his second wife Mary?
When they do lay off employees, it will be the faces we know inside the centers making $9 an hour. It would have been better to have a lifeguard or a front desk staff or a nursery worker. Someone that needs you to stay. The staff that run this place make 150k-450k a year. Thats’ 20k to 40k per month for some individuals vs the hundreds of employees that won’t even see that in a year or two. How have the dues gone up each year, but they’ve closed like ten centers in the last few years? I can only guess that after this all passes, the dues will go up again in 2021.
Great question, Sheila. Skip to 3:48. We are more than happy to discuss membership fees with you. The best and fastest way to get your questions answered is to contact our Executive Director of Membership at (615) 259-9622 ext. 70027 or by emailing dkirsch@ymcamidtn.org.
I love to see this but the statements on the YMCA main website do not support Christian beliefs in any way whatsoever. I’m glad at least they are letting you guys still stick with the roots of YMCA. George Williams would be very saddened to see what the YMCA has become.
Gina's barre class is great for exactly the reasons Debbie talked about. You do not have to be a ballerina to take it, nor do you have to be in perfect shape. This class strengthens the core, legs, back, and arms equally and is suitable for all ages! Gina is one of many great instructors at the Y in Donelson. There are lots of classes from which to choose, for every fitness level and age. Give it a try. I take several different classes every week.
