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Y-Ball | PreK – 2nd Grade
September 10, 2021
Come join the Y for an exciting season of Y-Ball. This is a great sport combining team play and individual skills progression. This is a
Creating exercise habits young is fun!
November 12, 2020
Youth Fitness Class Champions Aren’t Born… They’re Built Endurance, strength, agility, and so much more! Our Youth Fitness classes are designed to help kids start
Champions Aren’t Born… They’re Built
September 21, 2020
Our Youth Fitness classes are designed to help kids start a lifelong journey of health and wellness. These classes are held in either: Our state-of-the-art
42nd Annual Klondike Rush
July 1, 2020
In 1978, the Inaugural Klondike Rush set out on the now historic 10K course. In the years since the Klondike Rush has grown to include
Personal Training and You
May 26, 2020
Many of us have the desire to be “in shape” or even just to be in better shape than we currently are. The trouble is
Equipment Checkout
April 10, 2020
The Johnson County Family YMCA would like to announce that we are making a limited amount of equipment available for check out during the COVID-19
Spring Coed Volleyball
February 26, 2020
We are very excited to announce that Spring Coed Volleyball is back! Coed Volleyball Season is where we get the adults back on the court
The 8 Week Ironman
January 17, 2020
Are You Up For The Challenge? The Ironman Triathlon is one of the most grueling endurance events in the world consisting of a 2.4-mile swim,
Strength & Agility Center
September 26, 2019
Here at the Johnson County Family YMCA, our current fitness offerings have been in the form of low impact workouts, cardio equipment, and weightlifting. We
Benefits of Personal Training
March 15, 2019
Many of us have the desire to be “in shape” or even just better shape than we currently are. The trouble is that starting an