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Children's Programs

Youth Fitness and Sport Programs 

Do you hope your child will develop an early love of physical activity? Our youth programs are designed to provide a fun approach to fitness and staying physically active! Click on the links below to gain more information about each program. Visit our instructional policies page for further information about youth registration, refund policies, and membership type restrictions.

Our skilled instructors offer private and group Swim Lessons for children as young as 6 months. This is a great way to expose your child to the water as we help them learn to swim.

The Ballet Academy in Lincoln Park provides training for serious and recreational dancers. Classes are designed to build confidence, coordination, discipline, concentration and appreciation for the performing arts. Classes are for children ages 3 - 7. For more information, go to our dance page.

One-on-One Sports Specific training for children 16 or younger is only available during summer and DePaul academic breaks.

Trainers can work with athletes in a variety of sports including basketball, volleyball, racquetball, golf, and baseball. Let us know how we can help - either with skills and/or sport-specific strength/agility/conditioning training.

Packages and Pricing

One Session

45 minutes: $40 for students/members; $60 for non-members

60 minutes: $50 for students/members; $80 for non-members

5 Sessions

45 minutes: $175 for students/members; $285 for non-members

60 minutes: $225 for students/members; $375 for non-members

10 Sessions

45 minutes: $330 for students/members; $550 for non-members

60 minutes: $440 for students/members; $740 for non-members

Contact Leanne Kulchawik for more information.

Cancellation Policy: By signing up for a children's program, you are reserving your spot in the class for the whole session. Therefore, refunds for individual sessions will not be granted. ​​

Please refer to the Children's Policies for additional information on facility access for children. ​​​​​​​​