With summer just around the corner, you may be thinking about getting a part-time job. While some teens may be considering working retail or food service for an easy way to make money, consider applying to become a lifeguard. Lifeguarding is a rewarding summer job with flexible hours, allowing you the freedom to enjoy your summer vacation with friends when you don’t work and get paid to hang out by the pool all day when you do! Here are some of the best benefits of becoming a lifeguard.
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Fun Ways to Exercise Outdoors This Spring
It’s important to exercise every day, which is defined by elevating your heart rate for at least 30 minutes daily. But there’s no rule that your daily exercise has to be done on a treadmill or within the confines of a gym! The Texas weather is already warming up, so now is the perfect time to experiment with getting your daily exercise in different ways and maybe a change of scenery. Here are some of our favorite ways to exercise outdoors this spring.
Benefits of being a Camp Counselor!
Join the YMCA team this summer and experience the magic of Camp!
Spring Cleaning with the Whole Family!
Tips for Spring Cleaning fun with the Whole Family!
Give Your Kids the Best. Spring Break. Ever!
The YMCA of Greater Williamson County has the perfect solution to give your kids the best spring break ever with our Spring Break Camp!
How to Stick to Your New Year’s Resolutions
How are your resolutions coming along? If your answer makes you cringe a little, then it may be time to rework them to get back on track and stick with your resolutions.
American Heart Month: Tips for Keeping a Healthy Heart
This American Heart Month, we are joining the movement of education for prevention, so read on to find out our best tips to keep your heart healthy.
Traditional Holiday
Have a wonderful, traditional holiday!
Awkward Moments
An update from President/CEO Jeff Andresen.
YMCA Core Values
The other day I was sitting in a restaurant and a friend asked me “why is the YMCA referred to as a movement?” Frankly, I had been calling the Y a “movement” for so long that I just assumed everyone considered it as such…. I guess I was mistaken.