MEMBERSHIP MEANS MORE AT THE Y

Whatever you and your family need to achieve your goals -- where there’s a Y, there’s a way. And, as a leading non-profit in the Greater Akron area, you know that your membership helps impact our community.

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State-of-the-Art Fitness Equipment

Includes cardio centers, strength training, spin studios, and free weights.

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Pools and Swimming

Swim lessons for kids and adults, lap and family swim, and aqua aerobics classes.

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Free Group Fitness Classes

Choose from Toning, Zumba, Boot Camp and more.

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Free Child Watch

Work out or take a class while your kids have fun in a safe environment.

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TRY THE Y - ONE-DAY FREE GUEST PASS

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Not sure if the Y is for you? We'd love to invite you to come take a class, try the fitness center, and see what the Y is all about. Get a free Day Pass below!

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INTRODUCING: OUR SLIDING MEMBERSHIP SCALE

The YMCA is a leading charitable organization enabling us to offer a sliding membership scale to make Y programming and membership affordable to ALL.

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WORKOUT ANY DAY, ANY TIME, ALL YEAR

Several of our branches are now open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. This perk is available for FREE to all members ages 18+!

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MAKING AN IMPACT

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Second Sight

At first glance, you notice a cool guy. On your second look, you see his dog. Well, maybe visa-versa. The fact is that Ed and Buzzy are a pair. They are regulars in the Fitness Center moving from machine to machine, with the help of Sam their wellness instructor.

A Daily Dose

Whether he's in the fitness center lifting weights or running on the treadmill, in the gym playing pickle ball or drinking coffee and quizzing his buddies about trivia, Ken is at the Wadsworth YMCA. He's got his routine, 5-6 days a week. Retired from the U.S.