$29 for 29 Visits to the Fitness and Recreation Center at the JCC of Greater Orlando (Up to $290 Value)
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Burn calories in bevy of group exercise classes before hitting fully stocked gym
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$29 for a Swipe Card for 29 Visits to Fitness and Recreation Center (Up to a $290 Value)
Granting access to both the Maitland and Southwest Orlando locations, the swipe card includes use of the facilities and unlimited group exercise classes such as Zumba, yoga, belly dance, and cycling. The Maitland fitness center features tennis courts and a pool open in summer. Gyms at both locations hold regular pickup basketball games in their gymnasium and offer complimentary childcare during select hours with advanced registration.
In addition to traditional fitness classes, the Southwest Orlando Campus hosts enrichment classes, including cooking and computer courses. View a full schedule here.
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About JCC of Greater Orlando
The Jewish Community Center of Greater Orlando was founded to give those who share the Jewish tradition a communal setting in which to exercise, play, and learn with one another. Between them, the two locations boast full fitness facilities, tennis courts, and an outdoor pool. Group exercise classes and a gymnasium aid adults in acquiring fitter bodies, and sports leagues provide a venue for grownups to compete and ceremoniously dump sports drinks on each other. The center also puts on its own full-blown theatrical productions.
The center’s staff tailors certain events to the needs of senior citizens, helping them with exercise regimes such as yoga. Staff members also assist the Senior Nite club in organizing trips to new restaurants or the theater and help pintsize guests by helming a preschool, kids' camps, and extracurricular programs. Staffers can even pick up youngsters from school and ferry them to one of the facilities for afterschool development programs, which, like backyard mazes, are designed by the child’s parents to challenge young ones.