
Youth Programs
Building confidence, character, and healthy habits in a safe, supportive, and welcoming environment.
Growing Stronger Together
At the Staunton-Augusta Family YMCA, youth development is at the heart of everything we do. From learning to swim to discovering leadership skills, our programs help children grow in spirit, mind, and body. We create safe spaces where kids feel encouraged, supported, and inspired to reach their full potential — while having fun along the way.
Youth Equipment Orientation
Youth members can safely learn how to use fitness equipment with proper instruction and supervision. Orientation helps build confidence and ensures a positive experience in our wellness areas.
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Zumbini
SING. DANCE. PLAY! Zumbini is all about having fun while moving to upbeat music. Parents, it’s fun for you, too! Meets in the Rock Steady Boxing Room.
Ages 0 – 4
Tuesdays | 10:00 AM – 10:45 AM
$35 Members per session
$50 Non-members per session
(Registration available on the last day of each previous session)
April 14 – May 12
Homeschool P.E.
Homeschool P.E. is a wonderful opportunity to introduce your child to group activities that help them develop confidence through cooperative games in an inclusive, supportive environment. Develop fine and gross motor skills, establish effective communication skills, and make life-long friends. It is the perfect complement to any homeschool curriculum.

Ages 5-8
Days and Times:
Wednesdays | 10:00 – 11:30 AM
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$45 Member
$60 Non-Member
March 25 – April 15
Registration open!

Ages 9-12
Days and Times:
Mondays| 11:00 – 12:30 AM
$45 Member
$60 Non-Member
March 23 – April 13
Registration open!

Ages 13-16
Days and Times:
Fridays | 10:00 – 11:30 AM
$45 Member
$60 Non-Member
March 27 – April 17
Registration open!
Kids Yoga
The kids’ yoga program relies on storytelling to teach valuable lessons on physical, mental, and spiritual health. “Yoga, in essence, is exercise for our bodies, our minds, and our breath. So, we’re working on everything, but that’s hidden in a fun story, Williams said. Storytelling encourages creative expression, a healthy outlet to express emotions, and makes learning fun. Williams continues, “We can be creative through stories. We can use our imaginations and come up with all sorts of things.”

Preschooler + Caregiver
Bond, move, and explore the power of kindness with our little learner during this playful story time yoga class. The class theme is Lunar New Year.
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Members/ $12
Non-Members/$20

5-8 YO Kids Yoga
Young yogis will explore the power of kindness through yoga, games, and a craft. This story time yoga class is based on The Princess and the Frog.
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Members/ $15
Non-Members/ $25

12 YO + Caregiver Family Yoga
Kid yogis and their caregivers will bond, move, and play together through yoga, stories, and games based on The Princess and the Frog.
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Members/ $20
Non-Members/ $30

12 YO Tween Yoga
Just for tweens, this class will get them moving through yoga and games based on The Wizard of Oz, while also providing mindfulness practices.
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Members/$15
Non-Members/$25




