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T H E BULLETIN
APRIL 2018
a newsletter for members of the wilmington country club
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT GaryW. Ferguson
VICE PRESIDENT Melissa Riegel
TREASURER John S.Wellons
SECRETARY Thomas C. Humphrey
DIRECTORS
CLASS OF 2018 D. Michael Gioffre, Jr. Cameron B. McDonald John C. Richmond Edward A.Tarlov MarthaWhite CLASS OF 2019 Richard D. Cates Kimberly A. Ciconte J. Brinton Detwiler Megan S. Greenberg William B. Harman, Jr. Laura Lubin Rossi David E.Wilks Edward K.Wissing HONORARY DIRECTORS Joseph F. Hacker, III Richard H. Keller
ADVISORY DIRECTORS
Robert G. Hackett, Jr. Calvert A. Morgan, Jr. Pierre duPont Hayward
Allen M.Terrell, Jr. John F. Porter, III
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE April is finally here and that means warm weather and green grass are on the way. It has certainly been slow in coming as we suffered through Nor’easter March. The cold, rain and snow put us behind schedule for preparing the golf courses and tennis courts for play. However, staff has made adjustments to the work plan and schedule, and will have our grounds in prime condition as soon as possible.April also signals the start of the golf season and the Men’s and Ladies’ Golf Committees have put together a great calendar of events this year.A thank you to the men and women who represent our Club in the GAP matches. I hope you have had a chance to use the newly renovated Pub37. Pub37 has certainly become one of the busiest areas of the Club and the improved and expanded space should promote continued growth. Congratulations to Phil and his team for delivering this exceptional project on schedule. April is also one of the two times each year when we are asked to contribute to the Centennial Scholarship Fund.The Scholarship fund helps us attract and retain quality staff for all area of the Club and is another reason Wilmington Country Club is such a special place.Your support will be appreciated. If you have suggestions for how we can improve our Club, I would enjoy hearing from you. Gary Ferguson President
TABLE OF CONTENTS A NOTE FROM PHIL 4 MEMBERSHIP 6 DINING & SOCIAL 8 FEATURED EVENTS 10 BRIDGE & BOOK CLUB 12 GROUNDS 14 GOLF 15 RACQUETS 18 FITNESS 24
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A NOTE FROM PHIL
Spring Greetings! Traditionally, this is the time of the year when outdoor activities begin to take precedent from those of a winter nature, and this year should be no different.That said, these late season snow events and sudden drop in temperatures have made preparations for the upcoming spring/ summer season a bit more challenging than we had hoped. Nevertheless, we are ready to take full advantage of any
Club, please be sure to keep yours in silent mode. Additionally, it is worth noting that this “silent” spirit extends to all electronic devices, in all areas of the Club. (Including a child’s game in any and all dining areas.) • The South Course opens for the season on Tuesday, April 10th. • The Ladies’ 18-Hole organization will have their kick-off event/ meeting on the 10th; the Ladies’ 9-Holers get started on the 11th. Men’s activity also gets started with GAP matches on the 22nd. Just as last year, the Men’s Opening Golf Event will be held later in the month, on Friday afternoon of the 27th. • Once the golf season gets underway, please keep in mind two simple thoughts. Carts damage turf, so please be mindful of how and where you drive yours. Also, play “ready golf ” and keep up with the group ahead of you! • Preparations are underway to ready the outdoor tennis courts for another season but, due to weather, conditions haven’t supported the process.We are working hard to get as many courts open as quickly as possible.The grass courts won’t open until May.We will also be getting Pickleball and Bocce established as soon as possible. • April begins a new food minimum cycle. If you are one of the few who failed to fulfill their minimum in the past, you may wish to reconsider how you have selected to satisfy your obligation. Perhaps switching to the prepaid annual option will be more effective. • The golf course snack bars will be open on the “honor system” for the first few weeks of the season until activity picks up when normal staffing will occur. • As your use of the Club increases, so does the traffic in the parking lots. Drivers - please slow down and always follow the marked directional flow; Pedestrians - use caution! • Please accept a gentle reminder that “the voice use of cellular telephones is prohibited at the Club”. If you are checking email, voice mail or texting, please use discretion being particularly sensitive to your surroundings, and again, always silence your device! If we see you using a cellphone inappropriately on the property, we are obligated to remind you of your policy and ask you to discontinue use. Members are urged to inform their guests of this rule. Please . . . don’t shoot the messenger. April promises to be an exciting month with lots going on. I hope you’ll find the time to enjoy your Club.Thanks for reading, and I’ll see you at the Club. Phil Iannelli General Manager
good weather days that come our way and have every intention of meeting the spring schedule for golf and tennis events. This month’s Bulletin contains all the detail on spring programs, events and activities. While I hope you’ll take a moment to review it thoroughly, it seems that once again, I have a multitude of topics that are probably best shared as “bullet points”. Recognizing that all of them apply to some, and some of them apply to all, please read carefully to determine which are important to you. • Beginning Tuesday, April 3rd, full Clubhouse operations resume. This includes the return of daily lunch service in Café 1901 and Pub37. • Speaking of Pub37 - Thanks to all who have come out to support the reopening. It was great seeing you experience the new space and hearing all your comments. If you haven’t yet had a chance to visit, I suggest you place it high on your “to do” list.The general sense is that if you liked the Pub, you are going to love Pub37! •The 2018 By-laws/Rules handbook has been updated on the website and is in the process of being published. It will be distributed ASAP by placing one copy in the locker of each Senior member. Additional copies will be available at the Front Desk. • The roster of members is no longer published in printed form, but can be accessed through the website. A hard copy is also available at the Front Desk for member use, but it never leaves the Front Desk. •We are making another big push for all members to receive their end of month Club statements electronically. Aside from the “green” aspect of saving paper, the monthly billing process is very cumbersome and costly. There are a variety of electronic methods that you may use to keep your account current as well. • The same goes for the Monthly Bulletin. If you aren’t receiving this electronically, please consider changing.When you download it to your screen or mobile device, you get the added benefit of viewing it in glorious full color! And this costs us nothing. . . • Mentioning mobile devices triggered a reminder that when at the
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THE NEWLY RENOVATED PUB37
MEMBERSHIP
Please welcome the following new members when you see them at the Club.
NEWLY ELECTED MEMBER
Kennedy & Shanna Yalamanchili
NEWLY ELECTED JUNIOR MEMBERS Sienna Nygard, LucyWeinig
APRIL MEMBER MILESTONES
Mr. Michael J. Alivernini Mrs. Janet Lee Rossiter Mrs. Barbara Blanchard Mrs. Karen S. Redfearn Mr. Paul A. Isken Mr.William D. Johnston Mr. Alan E. Peters
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Dr. AnnetteWoolard-Provine Ms. Deborah D. Hudson Dr. Clifton H. Hunt Mr. Steven E.Wilkinson Mrs. SusanW. Moran Mr. Gilbert S. Scarborough, III Mr. Benjamin Vinton, III Mr.Todd Porter Anderson Mrs. Carol Osbun Mrs. Margaret McGrath
IN MEMORIAM The Board of Directors, members and staff of Wilmington Country Club extend their sincerest sympathy to the family of: Jay R. Brinsfield - Member 37Years
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APRIL EMPLOYEE MILESTONES Clark Verchick Chief Engineer, 30 Years Ed Chilton Assistant Director of Racquets, 27Years Magdalena Ayon Horticulturalist - Tennis, Clubhouse and Pool Grounds Supervisor, 20 Years Maryanne Matthews Purchasing/Receiving, 20 Years Lori Donatello Golf Shop Manager, 16Years DebbieWinters Bartender, 14Years Jose Rivas Carpenter, 13Years
Jeremiah De Jose Head Tennis Professional, 8Years Victor Cholula Kitchen Utility/Prep Cook, 6Years Mariano Flores Senior Equipment Operator, 6Years Jose Gonzalez North Course Set Up/Detail Tech, 6Years Ancelmo Hernandez Line Cook, 6Years Carmen Reyes Tovar Ladies’ Locker Room Attendant, 6Years Jose Luis Uribe Houseman, 6Years Adrian Xoco Assistant Horticulturist, 6Years Pedro Zaragoza Kitchen Utility/Prep Cook, 6Years Tony Kowalski South Course Superintendent, 6Years William Cheesman Bartender, 3Years OrlandoVasquez Carpenter, 3Years Bridget Mazalewski Dining Room Manager, 2Years Francisco Aguilar Equipment Operator, 1Year
Eusebio Dominguez Prep Cook, 1Year Maria Duran House Attendant, 1Year Tina Gagnon Café Attendant, 1Year Ema Heredia House Attendant, 1Year Mike Luna Houseman, 1Year
Dolly MacNamara Club Event Set Up, 1Year Alberto Rios-Cielo Bunker Technician, 1Year Jesus Tiempos Equipment Operator, 1Year Clemente Tiempos Kitchen Utility/Prep Cook, 1Year AlbertoTlaseca Bunker Technician, 1Year Sostenes Torres Equipment Operator, 1Year Chad Halvonik Assistant Golf Professional, 1Year
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FOOD SERVICE HOURS
SAVE THE DATE
MONDAY No Clubhouse Food Service Hut: Opens at 5:00 pm TUESDAY Dining Room: Closed Tavern/Grille: 11:30 am - 9:00 pm
Pub37: Opens at 10:45 am Café: Opens at 11:00 am Hut: Closed
WEDNESDAY Dining Room: Closed Tavern/Grille: 11:30 am - 9:00 pm
Pub37: Opens at 10:45 am Café: Opens at 11:00 am Hut: Closed
THURSDAY Dining Room: 12:00 pm - 2:30 pm 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Tavern/Grille: 11:30 am - 9:00 pm
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Pub37: Opens at 10:45 am Café: Opens at 11:00 am Hut: Closed
FRIDAY Dining Room: 12:00 pm - 2:30 pm 6:00 pm - 9:30 pm Tavern/Grille: 11:30 am - 9:30 pm
Pub37: Opens at 10:45 am Café: Opens at 11:00 am Hut: Opens at 5:00 pm
SATURDAY Dining Room: 6:00 pm - 9:30 pm Tavern/Grille: 11:30 am - 9:30 pm
Pub37: Opens at 10:45 am Café: Opens at 11:00 am Hut: Closed
SUNDAY Dining Room: Closed Tavern/Grille: 10:30 am - 8:00 pm
Pub37: Opens at 10:45 am Café: Opens at 11:00 am Hut: Closed
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WINES OF THE MONTH
TAVERN/GRILLE WEEKLY SPECIALS
April 3rd through April 18th Meatloaf with Green Vegetable, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy
April 10th through April 15th Pork &Vegetable Lo Mein in a Sesame-Garlic Sauce
Ben and Alma Schild first moved to the Barossa Valley from Lameroo in the Murray Mallee in 1952.The first vineyard that the family purchased is located up the top of Steingarten Road, near Rowland Flat, where the original homestead is still situated. In 1956 Ben Schild died suddenly and Ed, being the youngest of eight children and the only son to be living at home, stayed to run the family property at the age of 16. Ed Schild’s enthusiasm for the region, its offerings and vineyards saw him steadily grow the landholdings of the Schild Family, which today encompasses over 450 acres under vine. Within this large amount of land is one small patch of 160 year old shiraz vines which produces the iconic Moorooroo Shiraz. Ed and Lorraine have four children and eight grandchildren which ensures a strong family focus within the winery today. In 1998 the Schild Estate label was established and now is producing a total of 50,000 cases. In July of 2010 Valley of Hope Winery was opened and 2011 saw the first complete vintage come through its doors, with Chief Winemaker Scott Hazeldine leading the charge. Keith VanYahres Assistant General Manager
April 17th through April 22nd Spaghetti & Meatballs, Garlic Bread April 24th through April 29th Ground Sirloin with Green Vegetable, Mashed Potatoes & Mushroom Gravy
--- Specials cost $13.95 and include choice of soup or salad. Reservations in the Tavern/Grille for parties of 5 or more are appreciated.
Reservation Cancellation Policy If you have made a reservation for the Dining Room or a Club function and are unable to attend, please take a moment to call and cancel. This simple gesture may make it possible for another member who wants to attend to do so. Dining Room Attire Jackets, but not ties, are required for gentlemen on Thursday evenings.Ties are required on Friday and Saturday evenings.
Schild Estate Unwooded Chardonnay, Barossa Valley 2017 Glass $7.75 / Bottle $29.00
Fragrant delicate floral notes of white peach, nectarines and stone fruit. Round and juicy mouth feel with a hint of cream and notes of tropical fruit and lemon citrus and some real balance.
Schild Estate GMS, Barossa Valley 2015 Glass $7.75 / Bottle $29.00
This blend of Grenache (52%), Mourvedre (24%) and Shiraz (24%) is an homage to the great wines of the Southern Rhone but with a very Barossan accent.These three classic red wine varieties are blended to showcase the unique qualities of each whilst ensuring balance, purity of fruit and the utmost drinkability. Inviting red fruit aromas of fresh cherries, red currants and raspberries combine with some blue fruit notes upfront before a hint of stony minerality and subtle notes of pepper spice, lavender and garrigue herb emerge from behind.
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WILMINGTON COUNTRY CLUB EVERY SUNDAY IN APRIL SUNDAES ON SUNDAY STARTING AT 5:00 PM IN THE CAFÉ!
WILMINGTON COUNTRY CLUB EVERY SATURDAY IN APRIL TOP YOUR OWN PIZZA ALL DAY IN THE CAFÉ! $5 FOR 6-INCH PERSONAL PIZZA ADD YOUR OWN TOPPINGS!
$5 PER PERSON
WILMINGTON COUNTRY CLUB THURSDAY, MAY 3RD BELLEFONTE BREWING DINNER 6:30 PM COCK TAILS 7:00 DINNER
WILMINGTON COUNTRY CLUB THURSDAY, APRIL 19TH
AUSTRALIAN WINE DINNER 6:30 PM COCK TAILS 7:00 DINNER
APRIL 2018
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
FRIDAY
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Easter Brunch 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
No Clubhouse Food Service Hut Open 5:00 pm
Thursday Bridge 9:30 am WGAP & DWGA Open Day North Course Restricted 3:15 pm - 4:15 pm Thursday Bridge 9:30 am North Course Restricted 3:00 pm - 3:30 pm Ladies’ Tennis Camp 12
Happy Hour 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Live Music 6:00 pm Pub37 Junior March Madness 3v3 Tournament 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Happy Hour 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Live Music 6:00 pm Pub37 President’s Cup Qualifying Begins South Course BBOP Qualifying Begins North Course US National Junior Squash Doubles Happy Hour 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Live Music 6:00 pm Pub37 Senior Club Championships Sign Ups Begin Junior Tennis Carnival 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm Happy Hour 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Live Music 6:00 pm Pub37 WGAP Match 9:00 am Ladies’ Tennis Opening Event
Men’s March Madness 3v3 Tournament
10:30 am -12:30 pm TopYour Own Pizza All Day in the Café!
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No Clubhouse Food Service Hut Open 5:00 pm North Course Restricted 3:30 pm - 4:00 pm
South Course Opens 18-Holers - 9H Scramble 9:30 am South Course North Course Restricted 3:30 pm - 4:00 pm
9-19 Opening Meeting 10:00 am Golf 12:30 pm USTATennis CoachesWorkshop 9:00 am-12:00 pm TopYour Own Pizza All Day in the Café! US National Junior Squash Doubles
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North Course Aerification 3:00 pm Expanded Sunday Brunch 10:30 am Tavern & Grille US National Junior Squash Doubles
North Course Aerification No Clubhouse Food Service
North Course Aerification 18-Holers Best 1 of 3 9:00 am South Course
North Course Aerification 9-Holers Step Aside Scramble 9:00 am Back South Montchanin Bridge 12:30 pm
Thursday Bridge 9:30 am North Course Restricted 3:00 pm - 3:30 pm Australian Wine Dinner 6:30 pm Cocktails 7:00 pm Dinner
Sign Ups Begin May Member-Guest TopYour Own Pizza All Day in the Café!
Hut Open 5:00 pm Wilmington Ladies’ Cup Tennis Begins
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GAP Matches 9:30 am South Course
No Clubhouse Food Service
WGAP Match 9:00 am
9-Holers Fewest Putts 9:00 am Front North Montchanin Bridge 12:30 pm Men’s Twilight League 5:15 pm North Course Administrative Professionals Day Lunch Specials
Thursday Bridge 9:30 am North Course Restricted 3:30 pm - 4:00 pm
Titleist Demo Day
Hut Open 5:00 pm Philadelphia Ladies’ Tennis League Begins North Course Restricted 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
South Course North Course Restricted 3:30 pm - 4:00 pm
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm TopYour Own Pizza All Day in the Café!
South Course Opening Event 1:00 pm South Course
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GAP Matches 9:30 am South Course
No Clubhouse Food Service Hut Open 5:00 pm North Course Restricted 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
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BOOK CLUB For our Tuesday, April 3rd selection we have chosen A Piece of the World , Christina Baker Kline’s fictional memoir of the woman in AndrewWyeth’s famous painting’ Christina’s World . Kline’s goal is to give flesh to the back story of the woman who crawls across a desolate field in this iconic painting. To Anna Christina Olson, the entire world was her family’s remote farm in the small coastal town of Cushing, Maine. From childhood, a progressive disease had hobbled Christina’s mobility, yet she stubbornly refused medical help and even the use of braces or a wheelchair. No one seemed to feel much pity for her, nor did she pity herself. She just carried on with the sheer physical toil that was required to survive in a home without electricity or running water. The arrival, in 1939, of twenty-two-year-old painter Andrew Wyeth who was summering with Christina’s friend, Betsy James, provided relief from isolation. Christina was a middle-aged woman when Wyeth first encountered her, and perhaps because they both had a physical disability and he was half her age, she might have been more open with him so that he saw her yearning, her determination, and her will to dream. Although she would never achieve status and fame on her own, throughWyeth’s painting, Christina’s World , she has become immortalized. Join us on the 3rd in the Ladies’ Locker Room as we discuss this finely drawn novel about hardscrabble lives, prairie grit and the seemingly small but significant beauties found there.
MAY BOOK CLUB
For May we have chosen Fredrik Bachman’s latest novel, Beartown, which tells a poignant story of a hockey-loving- town that is slowly dying. It seems the only way to save the town is for their junior hockey team to win the national championship, but when a scandal occurs involving the team’s star player, all hopes and dreams seem shattered. Backman’s rich characters, strong plot and gut-wrenching scenes of despair are certain to bring tears or sly chuckles - this unforgettable book is a must-read.
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THURSDAY BRIDGE NEWS Need a partner? Call Mary Jo Fidance (652-5570) and leave a message stating the date you need a partner! THURSDAY MORNINGS - 9:30 AM
Louise Roselle, Chair, (302) 421-3603 Ginny Kuhn,Vice-Chair, (302) 656-3801 Lou Ann Carter, Bridge Manager, (302) 652-6709
MONTCHANIN SOCIAL DUPLICATE BRIDGE WEDNESDAYS Lunch Buffet - 12:30 pm Bridge - 1:00 pm to 3:30 pm If you are interested in joining our group or have any questions, please call Marina Tarlov at 658-1532.
April 12th - ACBL Charity Game April 26th - ACBL Charity Game
FEBRUARY 22ND First Place: North - South Section A: Liz Fahl - Eleanor Brown Section B: Louise Roselle - Judith Spruance First Place: East - West Section A: Lee Davis - Carl DeMartino Section B (tie): Edythe Mendolia - AnneWattman Candy DiSabatino - Mary Jo Fidance MARCH 1ST First Place: North - South Section A: Patricia Turk - Ellie Maroney (Guest) Section B: Joanne Bahr - Mary Jo Chandler Section C: Wendy Summer (Guest) - Candy DiSabatino First Place: East - West Section A: Thomas Hughes - Carl DeMartino Section B & C: Pamela Morrison - Marie Mackay MARCH 8TH First Place: North - South Section A & B: Judith Spruance - Joanne Bahr First Place: East - West Section A: Margaret McGrath - Carl DeMartino Section B & C: Joan Connolly - Marie Abernethy (Guest)
MARCH 15TH First Place: North - South
Section A & B: Pat Sinex - Kimmie Fulweiler (Guest) Section C: Louise Roselle - Eleanor Maroney (Guest) First Place: East - West Section A & B: Mary Kunkemueller - Marilyn Dunning Section C: Marie Mackay - Pamela Morrison (Guest)
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A NOTE FROM GROUNDS
GOLF CART BEST PRACTICES
With the opening of the South course on the horizon and the start to the golf season drawing near, we would like to extend a friendly annual reminder about the importance of golf cart traffic and the role it plays in turf health and course playability. It is most important to recognize the responsibility all cart operators have toward the goal of operating golf carts with care and common sense. This will help avoid unnecessary damage to turf and keep everyone safe. The following “Best Practices” for cart conduct will ensure these goals: GREENS, TEES, AND FAIRWAYS 1. Carts are restricted to paths only around all greens and through the following tees of all holes of the North Course and where ever available on holes of the South Course. 2. If no cart path is available, keep all carts at least 30 feet from greens
3. All carts should exit the fairway prior to the colored markers at the Green end of the fairway.The green colored marker is the exit side and the red colored marker, opposite the green marker, prohibits carts driv- ing beyond that point.The side of departure for any given day will almost always correspond to the side of the hole location on the Green. 4. Operate and park carts on the side of and outside the ball-washer/bench next to South tees. 5. Recognize and heed all written or direction cart signage. ROUGHS 1. Please drive carts in fairways and keep carts out of roughs as much as possible.When searching for a ball in the rough, please dismount the cart in the general vicinity (preferably in the fairway) in order to avoid injury from added aggressive cart turning. 2. At no time are carts allowed to enter NATIVE GRASS AREAS. 3. Condition of rough grass to the right of #1 South and to the left of #10 South is always challenged with added cart traffic created by travel to and from the Teaching Center. Cart paths on #1 and #18 North, or following the service road past the maintenance building are far better options to get back and forth without damaging these sensitive areas. GENERAL CONDUCT 1. Avoid reckless and damaging operation of carts, particularly under wet conditions, including sharp turns, rapid acceleration, or breaking, 2. Park carts on hard surfaces where available. 3. Avoid repetitious cart travel where cart tracks from previous activity are apparent... i.e. “scatter” traffic wherever possible when traveling on grass. 4. Refrain from using courtesy walking path from tee to fairway as a cart path. One additional area of concern going into this golf season is the right side rough of #14 South. The turf will now be maintained at a normal rough height and continuous golf cart traffic to the right side of the fairway bunkers will severely limit the playability of this area. The “Best Practice” will be to remain on the fairway to the left side of the bunkers with scattered traffic. Dan Pierson Director of Grounds
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A MESSAGE FROM GOLF
VIDEO MESSAGE FROM DIRECTOR OF GOLF MICHAEL SHANK, PGA
GOLF EVENTS IN APRIL Tuesday,April 10th : 18-Hole Ladies Opening Meeting Tuesday,April 10th : South Course & South Course Short Game Area Open Wednesday,April 11th : 9-Hole Ladies Opening Meeting Friday,April 13th : Men’s President’s Cup Qualifying Begins (South) Friday,April 13th : Men’s Better Ball of Partners Qualifying Begins (North) Sunday,April 15th -Wednesday,April 18th : North Course Aerification Friday,April 20th : Senior Club Championship Match Play Signups Begin Saturday,April 21st : May Member-Guest Signups Begin Saturday,April 21st : Mizuno Demo Day Sundays - April 22nd, 29th, May 6th : Men’s GAP Matches Tuesdays - April 24th, 27th, May 1st, 4th, 8th :Women’s GAP Matches Wednesday,April 25th : Men’s Twilight League Begins Friday,April 27th : Men’s Opening Event & Opening Cocktail Party Saturday,April 28th :Titleist Demo Day
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NEWS FROM THE GOLF SHOP MEN’S OPENING EVENT & COCKTAIL PARTY Sign-ups are underway for this popular event. This year, the Opening Event will be held on April 27th, with a luncheon starting at 11:30am, and golf beginning with a 1:00 pm shotgun start. The format will be Best 2 of 4 with a gross and net category. Members can sign-up with one other member, however, the foursome will be completed through a blind draw. Following play, members are invited to join the Happy Hour in Pub37. Cost for the event is $50 per person including the luncheon, tee gifts and prizes. To sign-up please call the Golf Shop at (302) 655-6022. MEN’S TWILIGHT LEAGUE The sign-up process for the Men’s Twilight League is complete, but we are still taking sign-ups for substitutes for those who cannot attend a match. In order to be a substitute, you must possess an established handicap index. Playing in this event is a great way to meet other members in the laid back atmosphere of the matches. Please call the Golf Shop, (302) 655-6022, if you would like to register as a substitute, or would like further details. SOUTH COURSE SHORT GAME AREA Reminder that the Short Game Practice Area will be open beginning April 10th. As a reminder and courtesy to your fellow members, please review the guidelines for use in the 2018 Golf Booklet. This includes a reminder to please limit your pitch shots to 20 yards or less and select shots in a courteous manner to other members using the SGPA. MEN’S PRESIDENT’S CUP & BETTER BALL OF PARTNER QUALIFICATION This year the President’s Cup matches will be played on the South Course and the Better Ball of Partners matches on the North Course. In order to be eligible to qualify for these two annual championships, players must have an established handicap.When qualifying, players must declare their intent to qualify beforehand by signing in for play on the qualification sheet located at the entrance of the Golf Shop. All qualifying rounds must be played with a male member(s) (not including the players partner), who will attest the player(s) score. Players may only attempt to qualify once. MIZUNO & TITLEIST DEMO DAYS We invite the membership to come out to try the new line of golf clubs from Mizuno (April 21st) and Titleist (April 28th). Representatives along with the PGA Professional Staff will be in attendance to fit you into clubs that will perform the best for your swing. Although it is not required, you may book appointments for complementary fittings from our PGA Professional Staff by calling the Golf Shop at (302) 655-6022.
GOLF HOURS GOLF SHOP Monday: Closed Tuesday - Friday: 7:30 am - 6:00 pm Saturday, Sunday, & Holidays: 7:00 am - 5:00 pm BAG ROOM Monday: 8:30 am - Dusk Tuesday - Friday: 7:00 am - Dusk Saturday, Sunday, & Holidays: 6:30 am - Dusk
DRIVING RANGE Monday: 12:00 pm - 7:00 pm Tuesday,Thursday, & Friday: 7:30 am - 7:00 pm Wednesday (Clean Pick): 7:30 am - 6:00 pm
Saturday & Holidays: 7:00 am - 7:00 pm Sunday (Clean Pick): 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
COURSE OPENING Monday: 9:00 am Tuesday - Friday: 8:00 am Saturday, Sunday, & Holidays: 7:30 am
NEW IN THE GOLF SHOP Greyson Clothiers is a new fashion line that we are supporting and carrying in the Golf Shop this season. Founded by Charlie Schaefer, former SVP at Polo Ralph Lauren who produced their RLX line, Greyson is innovating with a unique blend of fashion and technical components.This is a great golf shirt for those who prefer a slightly sportier fit. Stop by to take a look!
PGA TRADE-IN Did you know that the Golf Shop takes trade-ins? If you have old golf clubs that you are no longer using, you can turn them into Golf Shop credit. See the Golf Shop for details.
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SENIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH PLAY Our Senior Club Championship signup will begin on April 20th and end on May 6th. The matches are played on the North Course with no handicaps. Seeding for the event will be done through handicap index. SteveWalczak will be looking to defend his title against the field. MAY MEMBER-GUEST The May Member-Guest will be held on May 24th at 1:00 pm on the South Course. Members are invited to bring 1 or 3 guests to this event. Sign-ups will be limited to the first 104 participants entered into the event. The sign-ups for this event will begin on April 21st at the start of business, 7:30 am. The format for the event will be Best 1 of 4 gross plus Best 1 of 4 net. Cost for the event is $150 per person including a lunch buffet (11:30 am), on-course snacks and beverages, tee gifts, prizes, dinner following play (golf casual attire).To sign-up starting April 21st, please call the Golf Shop at (302) 655-6022. TITLEIST LOYALTY REWARD PROGRAM Now through April 22nd, members who purchase 3 dozen Titleist Pro V1 or Pro V1x golf balls will receive 1 dozen FREE with FREE personalization. This is a great opportunity to start the season with the #1 ball in golf. To place an order, please call the Golf Shop at (302) 655-6022. This promotion is available via the following three options: OPTION #1: Free Personalization with Standard Play Numbers (1-4 or 5-8) OPTION #2: Free Personalization with a Special Play Number, #00, 1-99($1 additional per dozen) OPTION #3: Free Personalization with Standard Play Numbers (1-4) with Pink Side stamp and play number. Only standard #1-4 available. WOMEN’S EIGHTEEN-HOLE GOLFERS March was certainly a difficult month with four nor’easters, and no hope of getting in a round or two as we celebrated the arrival of spring. But, April has arrived! So, let’s review some important dates: April 10th : 9:00 am coffee/sweets in Pub37 9:30 am 9-Hole Scramble, 11:30 am Luncheon and Opening Meeting Sign up opens for Memorial Better Ball of Partner April 24th :WGAP Matches begin May 8th : Member-Guest sign up opens, Senior/Super Senior sign up opens Memorial Better Ball of Partner sign up closes May 15th : 5:30 pm Cocktail Party for WCC women golfers Please join me in welcoming our newest member, Jessica Fischer. Jessica also plays Cup Tennis, so look for her to join us in June for Ladies’ Day golf.We will, once again, be supporting the J.Wood Platt Scholarship Fund by purchasing a bag tag at our luncheon and meeting. Hope to see you then. WOMEN’S NINE-HOLE GOLFERS Rita Kingery Cook President Tiny Mulvena Vice President Claudia Peters Treasurer Remember to sign up for the Opening Breakfast Meeting on April 11th at 9:00 a.m. Our first event will be a Step Aside Scramble on April 18th. Club members wishing to join the 9-Holers are asked to call or email Ruth Handler, (302) 740-9201 or [email protected]. Jan Hobbs President Nicoll Keeney-DiDomenico Vice-President Pam McCrery Treasurer Catherine Dean-Gooderham Secretary
BOB'S COACHING CORNER: STOP THE CHILI DIPS
The Cause of the Chili Dip chip shot is when a player hits the ground with the club before the ball. The leading edge of the club digs into the turf, and the club head decelerates causing distance and directional issues resulting in poor short game shots around the greens. An effective cure for this is to neutralize the position of the lead hand on the club (weaken your grip). This will reduce the amount of cup in your lead wrist in the address position. This is important because it will produce a more consistent measure to the ball allowing for better ball/ground contact which is very important for delicate shots around the greens and good bunker play. Lastly, the weaker grip will allow the correct loft to stay on the club face through impact, not introduce the leading edge to dig or get stuck in the turf or sand, and allow the bounce angle of the club to work as engineered. Come visit the Golf Shop to get fit for your wedge, and visit a member of the Professional Staff to improve your technique. Bob Lennon Teaching Professional
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RACQUETS NEWS
ADULT TENNIS MONDAY
We are hoping that April’s weather is nice enough to begin playing outdoor tennis. The outdoor clay courts will be ready to go in early to mid-April depending on the weather.We are always the first club to have their courts ready to go for the season. Ladies' tennis begins the spring season with tennis camps on Wednesday, April 11th and Thursday, April 12th from 9:00 am - 12:00 pm. Our Ladies' Tennis Opening Event for all WCC ladies' is on Friday, April 13th from 9:30 am - 12:00 pm.This free, fun event features cardio team tennis drills and a light lunch(cost per player). Sign up for these events in the Racquet Shop or on Foretees online. USTA leagues begin in early April and the Wilmington Cup Ladies' Tennis League begins on Monday, April 16th. The Philadelphia Ladies' Tennis League begins on Monday, April 23rd. Our annual Tennis Super Camp will be held on
8:45 am -10:00 am Ladies’ Clinic 3.5+ 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Men’s Cardio TUESDAY 10:00 am – 11:15 am Ladies’ Clinic 3.5+ 10:00 am – 11:15 am Ladies’ Singles Clinic WEDNESDAY 9:00 am – 10:00 am Ladies’ Cardio THURSDAY 8:45 am – 10:00 am Ladies’ Clinic 3.5+ 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Mixed Cardio FRIDAY 10:00 am – 11:00 am Ladies’ Cardio 11:00 am – 12:15 pm Ladies’ Clinic 3.0 Below SATURDAY 8:00 am – 9:00 am Men’s Cardio 9:00 am – 10:30 am Men’s Round Robin 9:00 am – 10:00 am Ladies’ Cardio
Saturday, May 5th from 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm. This annual event for the DelawareTennis Foundation features the area top tennis professionals donating their time to teach the latest tennis techniques and strategies to improve your tennis game. Sign up early since space is limited. March Madness 3v3 Basketball is scheduled on Friday, April 6th from 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm for juniors and Saturday, April 7th from 10:30 am-12:30 pm for adults. Hope to see everyone on the courts. Ed McQuillin Racquets Director TIPS FOR SWITCHING FROM INDOOR TO OUTDOOR TENNIS PLAY • Have your racquet restrung. It is always a good idea to have your racquet restrung when you switch from indoor to outdoor tennis season. Strings become loose and less playable over a period like the indoor season.Your tension also changes from indoor to outdoor play. • Begin your warm up short court and progress to baseline rallies. Getting used to the courts and outside conditions i.e. wind, sun etc. always takes a while to feel comfortable. • Establish long deep rallies by aiming higher with more spin to improve your outdoor consistency. • Have a patient mind set since it is more difficult to end rallies on the outdoor clay courts. • Use more touch and finesse shots on the clay courts like drop shots and lobs.You have more time to set up for these shots on the slower clay courts. • Use more variety with your groundstrokes and serves to keep your opponent off balance and win matches. • Improve your conditioning since outdoor tennis rallies and matches last longer than indoor tennis play. Friday,April 6th : March Madness Junior Basketball Tournament, 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Saturday,April 7th : March Madness Men’s Basketball Tournament, 10:30 am - 12:30 pm Wednesday,April 11th &Thursday,April 12th : Ladies Pre-Season Tennis Camps Friday,April 13th : Ladies Opening Tennis Event, 9:30 am - 12:00 pm Friday,April 13th - Sunday,April 15th : US National Junior Squash Doubles Championships Saturday,April 14th : USTATennis Coaches Workshop, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm UPCOMING RACQUETS EVENTS
FRIDAY NIGHT TENNIS MIXED DOUBLES SOCIALS Come out and enjoy great tennis and then drinks and food in the Hut. The socials begin at 6:00 pm. May 11th, June 1st, July 6th, August 3rd 18
Monday,April 16th : Ladies' Wilmington Cup Tennis Begins Friday,April 20th : Junior Tennis Carnival, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Monday,April 23rd : Philadelphia Ladies' Tennis League Begins Saturday, May 5th :Tennis Super Camp, 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm Saturday, May 12th :Tri-Club Men’s Grass Court Event
2018 JUNIOR TENNIS PROGRAM Session 5 : April 9th - May 21st
JUNIOR HOT SHOTS The full list of session dates and junior clinic policies are listed below. Class times are subject to change due to indoor court availability.
JUNIOR COMPETITION These classes are for players who meet WCC Jr. Tennis Pathway parameters and want to pursue more competitive opportunities. Competition players will be encouraged to play on our Junior LeagueTeams, as well as compete in both District (DE), Sectional (DE, NJ, PA) USTA tournaments. Classes will include on- court playing and off-court fitness training portions. All players who register for the full session will receive an End of Session Player Review. Class times are subject to change due to indoor court availability.
MUNCHKINS (3-4 YEARS) Thursday 3:45 pm - 4:30 pm
RED 1 (5-6 YEARS) Thursday 3:45 pm - 4:30 pm Friday 3:45 pm - 4:30 pm Sunday 1:30 pm - 2:15 pm RED 2 (7-8 YEARS) Thursday 3:45pm-4:30pm Friday 3:45pm-4:30pm Saturday 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
GREEN COMPETITION Tuesday 3:45 pm - 5:45 pm Wednesday 3:45 pm - 5:30 pm Thursday 3:45 pm - 5:30 pm YELLOW COMPETITION 1 Monday 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Friday 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm YELLOW COMPETITION 2 Tuesday 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Wednesday 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Friday 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm
RED 3 (7-8 YEARS) Sunday 1:30 pm - 2:15 pm
ORANGE (8-10 YEARS) Tuesday 5:15 pm - 6:30 pm Thursday 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm Friday 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm Saturday 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
HIGH SCHOOL Monday 3:45 pm - 5:00 pm Thursday 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm Saturday 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
GREEN/YELLOW (10+ YEARS) Thursday 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Friday 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm
HIGH PERFORMANCE Wednesday 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Class Size Policy All classes require a minimum of 3 players, but is limited to 6 players per court. Make Up Class Policy Players can make up two classes in the following session. Please notify us if you're unable to attend a registered class. Drop-In Policy Players are permitted to drop-in any appropriate and available classes at a slightly higher rate.
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SQUASH NEWS NATIONAL JUNIOR DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIPS
ADULT SQUASH April - May
The National Junior Doubles Championships will be held Friday, April 13th - Sunday, April 15th here at Wilmington Country Club. This event was born at WCC in 1986 and has been hosted for 32 straight years. It was the brainchild of members Gerry Foulk, Bill Taylor and Joe Carbonell. They were avid doubles players and they wanted their children to learn and appreciate the game of doubles.They started a wonderful tradition for Wilmington Country Club.This is an event that juniors absolutely love to participate in as it is very social, tremendous fun and has no effect on the players’ singles rankings. Many juniors always comment that they wish they could play more doubles, and this is a perfect platform for them to showcase their skills. Many of our own junior members will be participating so come out to root them on! PHILADELPHIA SQUASH ASSOCIATION DOUBLES LEAGUE Wilmington Country Clubs Super B Squash DoublesTeam won the Philadelphia SquashAssociation Doubles League. In an exceptionally close battle against Berwyn Squash and Fitness club on Sunday March 11th, Scott Simonton and Bob Bolling won the first match of the day in three relatively close games. Great start for sure, but would it be enough? Andy Houston and Jason Clare had to go to the grind in order to take their match to the 5th game.They had 3 match balls against them in the 4th, but they had some good grit to hang on until late in the 5th when it slipped away.With the match score now 1-1, it all came down to Buzz Hannum Jr. and Halsey Spruance to win the decider.They went down 2-1 in games and then had two match balls against them in the 4th.With two very well played points they eeked out that game, and then played a strong 5th game to win the match and the over all championship. Congrats to all the team members:
WEDNESDAYS 6:15 pm - 7:15 pm
THURSDAYS 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
DOUBLES ROUND ROBIN Mondays 7:00 pm – 8:00 PM
To sign up for programs, please contact the Racquet Shop [email protected]
JUNIOR SQUASH Session 5 : April 9th - May 21st
The Junior Squash Clinics in the first two weeks of April will be more doubles oriented. Great way for our juniors to learn the game and become future participants and champions!
TUESDAY 3:45 pm – 4:30 pm: 5-6Years 4:30 pm – 5:15 pm: 7-9Years 5:15 pm – 6:15 pm: 10-12Years 5:15 pm – 6:15 pm: 12-14Years THURSDAY 3:45 pm – 4:30 pm: 5-6Years 4:30 pm – 5:15 pm: 7-9Years 5:15 pm – 6:15 pm: 10-12Years 5:15 pm – 6:15 pm: 12-14Years
Halsey Spruance, Jason Clare, Co-Captain Buzz Hannum Jr., Lexi Saunders, Scott Simonton, Jim Zug Jr., John Kairis, Co-Captain Andy Houston, Bob Bolling, and Chris Saunders. WCC MEN’S A LEAGUE TEAM The WCC Men’s A League Team will play in the Finals of the Philly League in Early April. Team members are Todd Anderson,Tim Porter, JackWyant, Scott Simonton, and Ed Chilton.
SUNDAY 2:15 pm – 3:00 pm: 5-6Years/7-9Years
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm: 10-12Years 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm: 12-14Years
PADDLE NEWS
MOVING ON UP!
Congrats to the Cup 8 Ladies team for winning their Cup. Team players and subs are Meg Erskine, Kori Niefert, Alison Dignazio, Marie-eve DeSantis, Nicki Keeney, Lori Ehret, Claire Coggins, Beth Treretola, Denise Hix, Alexia Moutsatsos, Andrea Scerba, Heidi Dell’oso, Terry Sullivan, Johanna Kung, Alli Taub, Debbie Ashley, Michele Wong, Michele Wenzel and Theresa Stover.
Congrats to the D5 Men’s Team for moving up to Division 4. Team players and subs are Trip Ashley,Trow Elliman, George Kimbiris, Dan Leung, Scott Hall, Jay Richards, Jake Groce, Rick Stover(captain), Kert Anzilotti, Steve Ferrer, Chris Tigani, Tom Dougherty, George Gowan, Bill Smith, Bill Kelly, Charlie Wenzel, Dave Dietz, Randy Taylor, Toby Elliman, and Eddie White.
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BOCCE
We will begin our Bocce season on Tuesday, April 17th. Come out on Tuesday nights from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm to learn the rules and subtle nuances of playing this wonderful Italian game. This favorite pastime is like lawn bowling, shuffleboard and curling all in one. There is no experience required and it is easy to learn and play. For light competitive fun, it is a chance to enjoy a fun social evening.The Bocce Courts are located perfectly for easy access to the pub for beverages and food. Our first two weeks will be introduction to the game along with some games.We would like to start a Bocce league, which would begin May 1st. Leagues are a great way to meet new players and have some competitive fun. This game was designed for group gathering and enjoyment. Come on out! Please sign up with the Racquets Shop [email protected] or if you have any questions please contact Ed Chilton [email protected] Just for your info, here are some interesting facts about the game: • Evidence of Bocce shows up as early as 5200 B.C. in Egypt. • The soldiers of the Roman Empire were responsible for the introduction of the game to other countries. • If a good stone were found, a Roman Soldier would polish it and carry it with him as they went from country to country. • Bocce balls were originally round stones. Some countries used coconuts as well. • The French Boule Balls are made of steel. • Most Bocce balls today are made from resin (like bowling balls).
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2018 SUMMER JUNIOR PROGRAMS
JUNIOR TENNIS CAMPS June 6th – August 31st Ages 7-10 Red/Orange: 10:45 am - 12:15 pm $125/week or $37/day Ages 11 and Over Green/Yellow: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm $210/week or $42/day High School/High Performance: 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm $125/week or $30/day Ages 5-6: 10:00-11:00 am $100/week or $25/day Ages 7-9: 12:45am - 2:15 pm $125/week or $30/day Ages 10 and Older: 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm $125/week or $30/day PLAY TENNIS ALL SUMMER (1/2 Price) June 6th – August 25th Ages 7-10: 10:45 am - 12:15 pm $825 Ages 11 and Older: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm $1350 High Performance and High School: 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm $825 MINI RACQUETS CAMP June 11th – August 10th Tennis, Squash, Lunch: Ages 5 & 6 Monday – Friday: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm $175/week or $40/day JUNIOR SQUASH CLINICS June 6th – August 31st
JUNIOR SPORTS CAMP June 11th – August 10th Tennis, Squash, Paddle, Golf, Swimming, Arts & Crafts, Lunch/Snack Provided Daily Ages 5 & 6: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm $195/week $44/day, if available Ages 7-12: 9:00 am - 3:30 pm $280/week $61/day, if available
TRANSITION CAMP June 11th – August 10th Ages 5-9: $10/day
Juniors pick their camp/sports and we supervise & transport juniors without parents on site. Morning offers: Swimming,Tennis, Squash Afternoon offers:Tennis, Squash, Golf
Sign up with the Racquet Shop (302) 655-6513.
JUNIOR GOLF CAMP June 18th – August 31st Monday – Friday Ages 9 – 14: 10:15 – 12:15 pm Ages 6 -9: 12:45 – 2:45 pm
Meet at the Golf Shop – Junior Golf Camps are taught by PGA Professionals and cover all areas of the game. Juniors will practice,
receive instruction and go on-course. Cost: $175 per week or $40 a day
JUNIOR RACQUETS CAMP June 11th – August 10th Tennis, Squash, Paddle, Lunch: Ages 7 - 12 Monday – Friday: 9:00 am - 12:30 pm $195/week or $44/day, if available
Sign up with the Golf Shop (302) 655-6022.
WILMINGTON COUNTRY CLUB FRIDAY, APRIL 20TH 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM JUNIOR TENNIS CARNIVAL $50/PLAYER
Includes food, games, & prizes! Organized and run by WCC high school tennis players. Proceeds from event will go towards Rodney Street Tennis and Tutoring Association. Sign up with the Racquet Shop 655-6513.
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FITNESS & YOGA NEWS IS MOVEMENT COACHING FOR YOU?
PERSONAL TRAINING Our Fitness Staff is on site with our group exercise instructors and personal trainers. Members can schedule a personal training session with any of our personal trainers: Rick Howard, Corey Ryan, Chris Weiss, Maria Lucey and Beth Sheehy. ONE HOUR PERSONAL TRAINING SESSIONS OR FITNESS PROFILE Individual: $67 Package of 5: $310 ($62/hour) Package of 10: $570 ($57/hour) GROUP PERSONAL FITNESS SESSIONS 2 people: $40/person 3 people: $30/person 4 people: $25/person 5 or more people: $20/person MASSAGE Tracy, Susan, and Vicki have set aside available hours each week but request at least twenty-four hours advance notice, as they are not onsite staff. Some time slots are already filled; other hours may be available.
Movement Coaching is literally just that... I will "coach" and guide you to reach your highest movement potential. Is it different than personal training? YES! I can meet with you 1x week up to 1 x a quarter or event more to help guide you, while constantly assessing and reassessing. I will be an ongoing resource for movement, pain, and injury and always available for questions and support. Many people are frequently injured and have aches and pains which are warning signals! This means that something is simply not right in your body.That is why moving with the highest quality is so important. This is a great time to figure things out BEFORE it becomes a major injury. Whether you are a high level athlete or you simply want to enjoy being healthy and active as you age, movement coaching is a great way to do that! Contact Dr. Arianne to schedule! (302) 373-2394 or [email protected] MOVEMENT
COACHING WITH DR. ARIANNE MISSIMER DR AR I ANNE MI SS IMER , DOCTOR OF PHYS I CAL THERAPY ,
TRACY HALTERMAN therapeutic Wednesday:12:30 pm - 7:30 pm Friday: 7:00 am - 6:00 pm SUSAN BROWN therapeutic Monday: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Tuesday Evening VICKI RUDAWSKY sports Tuesday &Thursday: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm MARCY MACKEY Monday: 9:00 am - 2:00 pm Wednesday: 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm Thursday: 9:00 am - 2:00 pm Every other Saturday: 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
a Do you have nagging aches and pains and aren’t sure if you are helping or hurting them? Movement Coaching is great way to have a detailed movement analysis and programming from a Doctor of Physical Therapy to determine if you are moving well or if you need to make changes in your existing program. Dr. Arianne will gladly collaborate with your coach, personal trainer, or instructor to ensure everyone has your best interest in staying pain-free, healthy, and reaching your movement potential. •
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WCC GROUP EXERCISE CLASSES
GROUP EXERCISE CLASSES
YOGA CLASSES
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
SATURDAY SUNDAY
Boot Camp Beth Sheehy
Hot Vinyasa Beth Sheehy
Boot Camp Beth Sheehy
Hot Vinyasa Beth Sheehy
6:00 am
Golf Fitness (Squash Building) Corey Ryan *Foundations (90°) Mary Currie
Golf Fitness (Fitness Center) Corey Ryan
Golf Fitness (Fitness Center) Corey Ryan
7:00 am
*Foundations (90°) Mary Currie
*Foundations (90°) Mary Currie
FIT Maria Lucey
FIT Maria Lucey
7:15 am
TRX Chris Weiss
FIT Fusion Maria Lucey Krysta Lafferty
*Foundations (90°) Mary Currie
8:00 am
*Balance Mary Currie 45 minute class
*Balance Mary Currie 45 minute class
8:15 am
*Warm Yoga Flow Mary Currie
*Warm Yoga Flow Mary Currie Tri Fit Mary Harrison
*Warm Yoga Flow Mary Currie Tri Fit Mary Harrison
8:30 am
9:00 am
Shape Up (Fitness Center) Beth Sheehy
*Warm Yoga Flow Mary Currie
9:15 am
*Foundations (75°) Mary Currie 45 minute class Senior Fitness Mary Harrison (Beginner Level)
9:45 am
10:00 am
Restorative Yoga Beth Sheehy
10:30 am
X-17 Beth Sheehy
6:00 pm
6:15 pm Warm Yoga Flow Beth Sheehy
Restorative Yoga Beth Sheehy
GROUP EXERCISE AND YOGA RATES R P EXERCISE A Y A RATES
$14/Session *$16/Premium Session $140 Unlimited 30 Day Rate $380 Unlimited 90 Day Rate All classes are one hour in length unless otherwise noted. Limited space and pre-registration is preferred. Walk-ins welcome, space permitting. Due to the overwhelming response to our classes, if you sign up for a class and do not attend without canceling at least 24 hours in advance, you will be charged even if you have an unlimited package. Sign up online at wilmingtoncc.com or call (302) 655-6171 ext. 2113. $14/Session *$16/Pre iu Session $140 Unli ited 30 ay Rate $380 Unli ited 90 ay Rate All classes are one hour in length unless other ise noted. Li ited space and pre-registration is preferred.Walk-ins welcome, space permitting. Due to the overwhelming response to our classes, if you sign up for a class and do not attend without canceling at least 24 hours in advance, you will be charged even if you have an unlimited package. Sign up online at il ingtoncc.co or call (302) 655-6171 ext. 2113.
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