Important information about our fitness classes:
WINTER REGISTRATION IS OPEN
School Locations:
Cooper Elementary | 2014 Cooper Ave | |
ELC/Early Learning Center | 1227 Wilson Ave | |
Immanuel Lutheran | 1626 Illinois Ave | |
James Madison Elementary | 2302 David Ave | |
PRRC/Pigeon River Rec Center | 3508 N 21st St | |
Sheridan Elementary | 1412 Maryland Ave | |
Urban Middle | 1226 North Ave | |
Wilson Elementary | 1625 Wilson Ave |
Click a fitness class to learn more and register
April 22 - June 5
Register here (Code 2372)
June 17 - August 7
Register here (Code 2522)
$38.50 Resident ($57.75 Non-Resident)
$32.73 Senior (60+)
April 22 - June 5
Register here (Code 2370)
June 17 - August 7
Register here (Code 2532)
$44 Resident ($66 Non-Resident)
$37.40 Senior (60+)
April 21 - June 9
Register here (Code 2456)
$22 Resident ($33 Non-resident)
$18.70 Senior (60+)
April 21 - June 9
Register here (Code 2366)
$44 Resident ($66 Non-Resident)
$37.40 Senior (60+)
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June 16 - August 4
Register here (Code 2531)
$22 Resident ($33 Non-Resident)
$18.70 Senior (60+)
April 22 - June 5
Register here (Code 2370)
$44 Resident ($66 Non-Resident)
$37.40 Senior (60+)
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June 19 - August 7
Register here (Code 2530)
$22 Resident ($33 Non-Resident)
$18.70 Senior (60+)
April 22 - June 5
Register here (Code 2371)
$44 Resident ($66 Non-Resident)
$37.40 Senior (60+)
April 26 - June 7
Register here (Code 2377)
$19.25 Resident ($22.88 Non-Resident)
$16.36 Senior (60+)
Instructor: Rotation
One hour of fun and dance will leave you with a boosted mood, ready to take on the rest of your week!
April 23 - June 4
Register here (Code 2455)
$22 Resident ($33 Non-Resident)
$18.70 Senior (60+)
June 21 - August 9
Register here (Code 2520)
$19.25 Resident ($28.88 Non-Resident)
$16.36 Senior (60+)
April 21 - June 9
Register here (Code 2367)
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April 23 - June 4
Register here (Code 2368)
$19.25 Resident ($22.88 Non-resident)
$16.36 Senior (60+)
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June 17 - August 5
Register here (Code 2529)
$22 Resident ($33 Non-resident)
$18.70 Senior (60+)
March 1 - April 19
Register here (Code 2360) April 26 - June 7
Register here (Code 2378)
$11 Resident ($16.50 Non-resident)
$9.35 Senior (60+)
April 21 - June 9
Register here (Code 2363)
$22 Resident ($33 Non-Resident)
$18.70 Senior (60+)
April 21 - June 4
Register here (Code 2362)
June 16 - August 6
Register here (Code 2534)
$44 Resident ($66.00 Non-Resident)
$37.40 Senior (60+)
April 21 - June 9
Register here (Code 2365)
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June 16 - August 6
Register here (Code 2521)
$38.50 Resident ($57.75 Non-Resident)
$32.73 Senior (60+)
April 22 - June 5
Register here (Code 2374)
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June 17 - August 7
Register here (Code 2523)
$38.50 Resident ($57.75 Non-resident)
$32.73 Senior (60+)
June 16 - August 6
Register here (Code 2533)
$44 Resident ($66 Non-resident)
$37.40 Senior (60+)
April 21 - June 9
$44 Resident ($66 Non-resident)
$37.40 Senior (60+)
June 17 - August 5
Register here (Code 2527)
June 19 - August 7
Register here (Code 2528)
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June 16 - August 4
Register here (Code 2525)
June 17 - August 5
Register here (Code 2526)
$22 Resident ($33 Non-Resident)
$18.70 Senior (60+)
April 27 - June 8
Register here (Code 2361)
June 22 - August 10
Register here (Code 2524)
$22 Resident ($33 Non-resident)
$18.70 Senior (60+)
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April 22 - June 5
June 17 - August 7
Register here (Code 2535)
$44 Resident ($66 Non-resident)
$37.40 Senior (60+)
While being active has always been a focus, it was difficult to find that one program that would always bring me back. POUND does just that and more!! My adventures with POUND began 8 years ago when a friend asked me to join her in “trying out” this new fitness regime. Little did I know, that 4 years later, I would be certified to share this awesome program, and lead a fitness class. Seeing how this program has transformed not only the physical aspect, but also the mental aspect of myself and so many others, is what drives me to continue helping people find that “one” program and enhance their personal journey. The past years have been nothing shy of amazing.
Carrie teaches Pound.
I have been a fitness instructor for the rec department for 25+ years. I started attending classes as a participant and eventually trained to be an instructor. I have lived in Sheboygan all my life, other than attending college. I enjoy spending time with my family, taking walks, and just being active. My class has a core group of participants that continue to support my class.
Julie teaches Steppin' Up.
I lost 50 pounds after the birth of my third child. While it was challenging, I found help in the Sheboygan Recreation Department with a newly formed dance program that kept my motivation high to continue my fitness and weight-loss journey to health and happiness. As a fitness instructor, I know what it is like to struggle with being overweight and the difficulty of sticking to a new or existing workout program. Although I started as a participant, I eventually began leading fitness and dance classes.
Time, energy and resources prevented me from teaching for the Recreation Department for several years, but I continued my education about health and fitness. I enjoy helping others transform through fitness. Through the years I have worked with many Recreation Department participants who felt frustrated and overwhelmed. I love working with beginners and those who feel as though they failed in the past. I was once a beginner too! It’s heartwarming to see when a student “gets it,” transitions to a heavier weight, does an exercise they thought was beyond them or comments that they never felt better or stronger in their life. Fitness should be accessible and enjoyable while being tailored to each individual participant. We are all unique people. I want my workouts to ensure that regardless of your ability, each class could be used to support a healthy lifestyle from youth through our senior years. When I was 69, I was hit and thrown over the hood of a car driven by an inattentive driver. I received a broken collarbone and two leg fractures. I’m sure that all my years of exercise prevented me from being injured even worse. While lying in bed in pain and unable to get out without help, I vowed to recover and get even stronger. Pre-covid I was Nia certified (Neuro-muscular Integrative Action) as well as Zumba and Zumba Gold. Post-covid I’ve used my time to continue my education in the fitness field taking a certification in Basic Yoga and 2 certifications in Foam Rolling. Recently, I’ve focused on strength training: taking certifications in The Fundamentals of Strength Training, Strength Training Over 50, Sculpted and Strong, The Fundamentals of TRX Training, Fusion Fitness and Pilates Matwork. These make me a knowledgeable, experienced, and well-rounded instructor. My long-term goals are to continue to help students stay motivated, strong and healthy.
Lynn teaches Tighten & Tone, Aerobics & Strength Training.
I graduated from UW-Oshkosh with a Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education (K-12). My major was Physical Education and I minored in Health Education. I taught PE for SASD for 4 years. Then I started my family and stayed home with my children and worked part time for the Sheboygan Recreation Department. Throughout numerous years I continued to certify myself through NETA in areas of yoga, step, nutrition, strength and core training, kickboxing, dancing etc. I’m also certified current in my CPR.
I am currently teaching swim lessons at James Madison Pool and teaching Cardio Dance & Sculpt every day at PRRC and Body Recharge. I love my job, keeping all my participants healthy and fit and living our “best life”. I’ve stayed active and busy playing tennis, vegetable gardening, flowers, walking, traveling, and staying involved with my 5 grandchildren's activities.
Lynne teaches Body Recharge, Cardio Dance & Sculpt and is part of our instructor rotation schedule.
I have been practicing yoga for 20 years and instructing classes for more than 11. I have taught for several organizations including UWS and Bridgepoint Health.
Yoga is a physical, mental, and spiritual practice with many benefits. Besides the physical ones - flexibility, strengthening and balance - it helped me develop self-awareness, compassion, patience, and gratitude.
Because Yoga helps with healthy aging, I intend to always have Yoga in my life.
Monica teaches Gentle Yoga.
I started out in the exercise field as an instructor for Elaine Powers Salon for Women back in 1976, while taking a 1-year hiatus from teaching school. I quickly became the assistant manager and was in charge of ongoing training of the employees.
Upon moving back to Sheboygan, I was asked to become a part-time instructor for the Sheboygan Recreation Department, and have been teaching a wide variety of classes for them since 1982. I am particularly proud of my Cardio Dance and Sculpt class (Dance Combo), which started in 1983 and is the longest running class in our program. I love combining my teaching and music skills with my love of exercise, and the enjoyment of meeting many new people through the years adds to this great experience.
I earned a BA in education for grades K-12 and a Masters in Church Music. Having specialized in music, algebra/math, U.S. history, and physical education, I retired from 45 years of teaching school (38 years of it full time) in August of 2020. Besides teaching exercise classes, I continue working as the organist and choir director for Bethlehem Lutheran Church, I give private piano lessons, music-direct for local theatre groups, and I am a Norwex consultant.
Me and my husband, Eric Johnson, are life members of the Sheboygan Theatre Company, and are very active in the lives of our daughter Tammy and grandsons Zachary and Joshua. Besides musical theatre, I also enjoy flower gardening, traveling, walking, reading, Sudoku, and spending time with friends.
Sandy teaches Dance Combo and Fusion Fitness and is part of our instructor rotation schedule.