(8-12 yrs.) This class is for individuals with mild intellectual and developmental disabilities. Emphasis on the development of basketball skills including dribbling, passing, and shooting.

(6-8 yrs) Children learn basketball skills and techniques including passing, shooting, dribbling and other fundamentals.

(8-10 yrs) Children learn basketball skills and techniques including passing, shooting, dribbling and other fundamentals.

(4-5 yrs.) This high-energy class introduces kids to a variety of sports including soccer, basketball and flag football, and an assortment of other activities. Kids will learn new sports and teamwork.

(5 ½-12 yrs.) In this action-packed week with Metro Movement, campers will enjoy gymnastics, rhythm-and-dance movement skills, games and activities. Gymnastics apparatus includes tumbling, inflatable floor, bars, beam, and vault. Rec Center camps include an afternoon swim break. A signed participation release is due on the first day.

(3-4 yrs.) An exciting challenge for children interested in gymnastics that incorporates creative movement, listening skills, and gross motor development. Youngsters are also introduced to floor exercises, and balance beam moves. Equipment varies at each site.

(4-5 yrs) An exciting challenge for children interested in gymnastics that incorporates creative movement, listening skills and gross motor development. Youngsters may also be introduced to floor exercises and balance beam moves. Equipment varies at each site.

(6-12 yrs) Introduction to gymnastics through floor exercise, balance beam, uneven bars, vaulting and springboard jumping. Low student-to- teacher ratio enhances the learning process.

(18 mos.-3 yrs.) This class incorporates creative movement, listening skills, and gross motor development. Youngsters are also introduced to floor exercises, and balance beam moves. An adult must participate with the child. Equipment varies at each site.

(5 ½ - 12 yrs.) Immerse yourself in music and movement inspired by the Era Queen in this Metro Movement camp. Through daily dance routines set to Swift songs, your camper will learn foundational dance skills. Rec Center camps include an afternoon swim break. A signed participation release is due on the first day. No camp July 3.

Pickleball is an easy-to-learn, mini tennis-like game that combines elements of tennis, badminton, table tennis and racquetball. In this indoor class students learn basic pickleball skills and how to play doubles while being active and improving fitness. Paddles and balls provided.

(Adults) Prerequisite: Pickleball I. This indoor class focuses on improving essential skills including dinks, volleys, forehands, backhands, serves and doubles strategy. Paddles and balls provided.

(Adults) Prerequisite: Pickleball II. This indoor class focuses on doubles strategy and execution.

(Adults) This advanced program is designed for players who have successfully completed Pickleball 3 and are confident with foundational skills. Key areas of focus include the third shot drop, maintaining control in the transition zone, mastering the dink shot, including its variations and both defensive and offensive styles. Enhance your ability to sustain medium-length dink rallies, hit effective lobs and overheads, and move quickly to the non-volley zone when the opportunity arises. If you meet the 8 out of 10 skill proficiency required, this indoor class is the perfect opportunity to push your game to new heights.

(6-9 yrs.) Skills taught include motions, jumps, chants and fun cheers. Class culminates in a performance on the last day. Wear comfortable clothing and athletic shoes.

(6-12 yrs.) Skyhawks Athletes will learn the rules and essential skills of each sport, along with vital life lessons such as sportsmanship, inclusion and teamwork. Participants should bring a water bottle, two snacks, lunch, sunscreen and wear appropriate athletic attire. Every child receives an award certificate and Skyhawks t-shirt. No camp July 3.

(5 ½-12 yrs.) Be a ninja games warrior in this action-packed Metro Movement camp. Learn tumbling skills, jump across the floating steps and compete in our floor-based obstacle course challenge. Rec Center camps include an afternoon swim break. A signed participation release is due on the first day. No camp June 19 and July 3.

(13-Adult) Pickleball Pay to Play at SCC programs are not included with class registrations. This program is designed for individuals and groups to register for hourly Pickleball court rentals. The sessions are open to all players of all levels. There are two courts set up with Pickleball nets. Everyone brings their own paddles and balls. All players must be registered to play. Registration is valid for a single one-hour session. To play additional sessions players must register for those sessions.