Fitness Opportunities

We offer many ways to stay in shape, including regular fitness and aquatic classes, a Community Fitness Center, and an Indoor Track/Hall Walking program!

 

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Fitness Center
Register online for a Fitness Center membership.
Fitness classes
Aquatic classes
Our virtual workout playlist
Les Mills on Demand
 
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Community Fitness Center

The Fitness Center in the addition on the south end of PHS is open to community members! The facility, which opened in 2019, features circuit training machines, cardio machines, and free weights. An adult staff member is available to answer questions about machine use.

Hours

Effective Aug. 28, 2023
  • Weekdays: 5-7:30 a.m. & 3:30-7 p.m.
  • Saturday: 7-11 a.m.

Spring Break
The Fitness Center will be open regular hours during Spring Break.

Fees

  • Individual district resident: $25/month, $135/half-year, $240/year
  • Couple (2 adults at same district address): $195/half-year, $340/ year
  • Senior (district resident age 62+): $20/month, $90/half-year, $155/year
  • Senior couple (district residents at least one of whom is age 62+):: $125/half-year, $215/ year
  • District resident under age 23 or active military: $50/year
  • Non-resident: $35/month, $180/half-year, $315/year
  • Punch card: $40 for 10 visits
  • Daily rate: $5

Adult memberships

You can register online for a Fitness Center membership via the MyRec system. (You will need to create a MyRec account, if you have not done so already. Once we verify residency and approve the account, you can register for any of our current offerings.)

Memberships also can be purchased in the Community Ed & Rec office from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays. (Park in the visitor lot in front of the school and enter Door 18.) Day passes can be purchased from the Fitness Center attendant.

Student memberships

Students in grades 5-12 living in the district or attending our schools can use the Fitness Center for free. Students must be registered for a free student membership via MyRec by a parent/guardian. Once students have a membership, they will need to download their member barcode onto their phone, or print it out and laminate it, so that they can scan the code each time they come.

Student hour is from 3 to 4 p.m. weekdays during the school year; however, students are welcome anytime during public hours (though the facility may close early if there are no community members present).

High-school students

Students in grades 9-12 can use the facility independently during staffed hours if they have a free membership.

Middle-school students

Students in grades 5-8 with a free membership may use the Fitness Center if accompanied by a parent/guardian (who must have their own Fitness Center membership if they also work out)
Exceptions:
  • Grade 8: Students may use the facility independently once they pass the Free Weight Safety Test
  • Grade 7: Students may use the facility independently once they have successfully completed the lifting program with Christian Vollbrecht and passed the Free Weight Safety Test

NOTE: Middle-school students wishing to work out after school may ride any of the school buses from Riverview to PHS.

Fitness Center personal trainer/nutrition coach

Heather Bassett has joined the Community Fitness Center staff as a NASM-Certified Personal Trainer and Certified Nutrition Coach.

Interested Fitness Center members can begin with fitness and/or nutrition assessment, which take about 45 minutes each and include regular check-ins along with a brief follow-up session about a month later. Members new to fitness may benefit from doing the fitness assessments to get comfortable in a workout routine and work toward personal goals. Nurtrition coaching will help those interested gain general nutrition knowledge, set goals, and work toward changing behaviors to help reach those goals.

Personal training features individual or small group (up to 4 members) options. This is a good opportunity for any fitness level. It is a great next step for those looking for more after their assessments. It can also be for members who are looking to change up their routine to continue to reach personal goals, or for those needing accountability.

Assessments, training, and coaching are available by appointment only; contact Heather at hbassett@plymouth.k12.wi.us.

Fees

Assessments
Fitness assessment: $25
Nutrition assessment: $25
Both assessments: $40

Personal training
30-minute session
1 person: $24
2 people: $15/person
3 people: $12/person
4 people: $10/person

30-minute sessions (3)
1 person: $65
2 people: $41/person
3 people: $33/person
4 people: $27/person

30-minute sessions (6)
1 person: $122
2 people: $77/person
3 people: $62/person
4 people: $51/person
45-minute session
1 person: $30
2 people: $18/person
3 people: $14/person
4 people: $12/person

45-minute sessions (3)
1 person: $81
2 people: $48/person
3 people: $38/person
4 people: $32/person

45-minute sessions (6)
1 person: $153
2 people: $92/person
3 people: $72/person
4 people: $61/person

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PHS Track/Hall Walking

Community members can walk the hallways and indoor track at Plymouth High School for free during designated times.

The following options are available on regular school days:
Before school:
Track: 5:30-7 a.m. through March 22
After school:
Track: 4-7 p.m. (4-6 p.m. Fridays) through March 22
Halls: 3-8 p.m. (3-6 p.m. Fridays) through April 26

Spring Break
• Monday March 25-Thursday March 28: 8am-4pm
• Friday March 29: not available

Participants should park in the visitor lot in front of the addition or in the student lot south of the building and enter Door 18 (Community Ed & Rec/District entrance). No pre-registration is necessary and walking is free, but be sure to sign the roster located outside the Fitness Center each visit to help us gauge interest in this activity.

Please help protect the track surface by observing the following:

  • Participants must wear athletic shoes on the track.
  • Please limit wheels – strollers, walkers, wheelchairs, etc. – to the hallways.
  • Food and gum are not allowed in the multipurpose facility. Plain water in covered containers is allowed, but no flavored water or other beverages as they may stain the surface.

Also, please be aware that PHS and community sports teams use the multipurpose facility extensively, so be alert for wayward balls, etc.

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PHS outdoor track

Community members are invited to walk, jog, or run on the newly resurfaced outdoor track at Plymouth High School!

The track generally is open to the public during daytime hours, except when events are happening at Finke Field. There is no fee, but those using the track are asked to help protect the investment by observing the following rules:

  • No gum, food, or drinks other than water
  • No dogs or other pets
  • No metal cleats
  • No wheels
  • No vehicles
  • No glass containers
  • No smoking or open flames
  • No golfing
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Les Mills on Demand

Our participants can get a preferred rate on subscriptions to Les Mills on Demand, which offers unlimited access to more than 1,000 online workouts!

New participants can try it free for 30 days, then pay just $9.99 a month (regularly $14.99). Those who already have signed up on their own can cancel their existing subscription, then sign up through us to get the discount (you won’t get the free trial again, but you can start saving right away).

To participate: Visit Les Mills on Demand to sign up.

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Pickleball Central Club Rewards

Use our discount code CRCER to receive 5 percent off almost everything at www.PickleballCentral.com! In addition, 5 percent of your purchase will go to Community Ed & Rec as a gift certificate so we can purchase more pickleball supplies!

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Virtual workouts

For those who prefer to work out at home, wellness coordinator Carly Lenz has created a YouTube playlist with 16 free workouts ranging from stretches to high-intensity intervals.