BFR offers you several winter classes from toddlers to adults
BFR's winter session of youth and adult programs begins the week of
Jan. 8, according to Carole Enneking, BFR director. Adult fitness classes resume the regular schedule on Jan. 3. In addition to sport skill and fitness classes, BFR offers fitness center memberships, track passes and recreation passes.
Registration is now open for youth programs consisting of basketball (K-3 grades), Football (K-3 grades), Dodgeball (K-8 grades), Tiny Tots
(toddlers to pre-schoolers), Soccer (U6 to U10 age players), volleyball
(3-7 grades), swim lessons (infants to grade 4), and tennis lessons
(grades 1- HS).
BFR offers traditional tennis lessons for beginning players in grade 2 and older, and the Quickstart Tennis program for youth ages 7-9 years. The Quickstart program meets each Friday from 4:30-5:30 p.m. and includes drills and modified match play.
Most programs last 7 weeks beginning the week of Jan. 8. Registration is available by telephone (419-358-4150) and payment may be handled by credit card over the phone, as well. A complete schedule of programs and fees is available online at
www.bfronline.com.
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