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Liberty Athletic Club Newsletter
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January 2019
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It's been such a pleasure to see familiar faces back in the club again after the holiday rush, and to see new faces entering the club with enthusiasm! We hope this year will bring positive changes, healthier living and improved wellness to each one of you.
Did you know that your membership includes over 300 complimentary classes? Classes include everything from Yoga to Spinning to Kung Fu and Dance Fit for Kids. With such a wide variety of offerings, there is sure to be one perfect for you! If you have questions regarding any of our classes, contact the Concierge at [email protected].
Thank you for being a part of the growing Liberty community. Our employee team looks forward to helping you achieve your health, wellness, fitness and performance goals.
~ Liberty Athletic Club
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Liberty's 15th Annual Pajama
& Teddy Bear Drive for SafeHouse
You have made a difference in people's lives.
Thanks to you we collected 192 sets of new pajamas, 13 teddy bears, and $995 in monetary donations. Your generosity is appreciated!
Ann Arbor Community Support
In addition to hosting the pajama drive for SafeHouse, Liberty is proud to show our support for the Ann Arbor Community, as well as many other causes dear to our members' hearts. Listed below are the organizations to which Liberty made charitable contributions in the 2018 calendar year:
A2B2 Holiday Gala |
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Leslie Science Center |
AAACTA |
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Lincoln Lacrosse |
AAGOC Patriot Golf Day
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Logan Elementary |
Abbot Ice Cream Social
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Make-a-Wish |
Alpha House |
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Men's 3.0 USTA Tennis |
Ann Arbor Academy |
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Michigan Ability Partners |
Ann Arbor Open |
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Michigan Law School |
Ann Arbor Youth Chorale |
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Mitchell Elementary |
Bark of Life |
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Pioneer Hockey |
BRAG Foundation |
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Pioneer Tennis |
Bryant Pattengill PTO |
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RSVP |
Camp Michitanki MI Med |
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Rudolf Steiner School |
Children's Free Care Fund |
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Saline Area Schools |
Circle K Service Day |
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Saline Hornet Football |
Dexter Community Players |
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Saline Snowblast |
Dexter Garden Club |
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Sara Burns Fundraiser |
Dexter Little League |
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Sarcoma Fun Run/Walk |
Dicken Elementary |
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Shelter Association of Washtenaw County |
Diuble Family Vision Foundation |
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Skyline Booster Club |
Down Syndrome Buddy Walk |
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Skyline Gala |
Ele's Place |
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Skyline Wrestling Team |
Event on Main |
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Skywell Expo |
Excel Employment Options |
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St. Francis of Assisi Educational Trust Fund |
Father Gabriel Richard High |
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St. Luke MOPS |
Friends in Need |
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St. Nicholas Greek School |
Glacier Way Co-op Preschool |
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Stone School Cooperative Preschool |
Greek Orthodox Church |
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U of M Transplant Center Vita Redita |
Habitat for Humanity |
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Unified HIV Health and Beyond |
House by the Side of the Road |
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Vada Murray Cancer Research Fund |
Huron Valley Catholic School |
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WACC Council for Children |
JDRF Journey for T1D |
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Wines Elementary Silent Auction |
Jewish Federation of Greater A2 |
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Wolverine Wrestling Golf Classic |
Kidney Foundation of Kidney Ball |
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Women's Center |
King Elementary |
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Lawton Elementary PTO |
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For more information about charitable donations, contact Kathy Ernsberger at [email protected].
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January 2019 Resolutions...
from the desk of Susan Cutshaw, M.S.
Many New Year's resolutions focus on weight loss leading to diet programs that promise to drop pounds in a short amount of time. Research has shown that these types of weight loss plans fail miserably and may cause more harm than good. Experts suggest that common mistakes like setting unrealistic goals, skipping breakfast, or consuming too few calories may sabotage success. Instead, they suggest adopting an eating plan that provides results that can last a lifetime, not just a few weeks. Here are a few positive tips that may help.
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Choose an eating plan that fits your lifestyle, and reduces added sugars and hidden calories
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Keep a food journal; research shows that monitoring food intake will keep you on track
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Increase consumption of veggies and fruits; a cup of raw spinach is only 7 calories
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Consume 70 % of your calories before dinner; we are more likely to make better food choices during the day than at night when we're tired
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Get more sleep; sleep helps maintain our immune system and can help our bodies lose fat instead of muscle loss
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Limit alcohol; 5 ounces of red wine equal approximately 121 calories
Successful weight maintenance can be a lifelong challenge. Developing healthy lifestyle habits is the first step to your success.
References
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Giving blood is a simple thing to do, but it can make a big difference in the lives of others! Schedule your blood donation today by signing up at redcrossblood.org (sponsor code: athletic) or call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767). Appointments may also made by contacting the concierge desk at 734-665-3738 ext. 134 or [email protected]t. Walk-ins welcome as space permits. Please bring Photo ID.
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Friday, February 8 |
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9:00am-3:00pm |
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Liberty Athletic Club |
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AudioFetch, a digital platform for listening to audio from any of the large fitness floor TVs on a smartphone, is now available at Liberty. Download the free AudioFetch app (available for both Android and Apple products) and connect to Liberty's free WIFI network: "Liberty WIFI" on your smartphone. Select the channel in the AudioFetch app that corresponds to the numbers posted at each TV and enjoy your workout while listening to your favorite show!
Please note, Liberty will also continue to support FM audio for all TV audio.
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Club Hours
Effective Saturday, January 12th, we are pleased to announce that Liberty will extend its operating hours. We will open one half-hour earlier on the weekends, and remain open one half-hour later on Saturdays.
We welcome the opportunity to service you and your family all the more in the new year.
Monday-Thursday
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5:30am-10pm
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Friday |
5:30am-9pm
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Saturday |
7am-8pm
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NEW
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Sunday |
7am-9pm
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NEW
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Treehouse Activity Center Hours
Monday-Thursday
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8:30am-2:30pm
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5pm-8pm
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Friday
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8:30am-2:30pm
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5pm-8pm* NEW
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Saturday
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8:30am-2:30pm
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Sunday
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8:30am-2:30pm
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*Friday evening hours effective 1/18 - 3/15
Lagoon Waterpark
Monday |
9am-8:30pm*
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OPEN, No Lifeguards
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Tuesday |
9am-8:30pm*
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OPEN, No Lifeguards Water Features on From 12-2
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Wednesday |
9am-11am
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CLOSED (Pool Maintenance)
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11am-8:30pm
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OPEN, No Lifeguards
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Thursday |
9am-8:30pm*
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OPEN, No Lifeguards Water Features on From 12-2 |
Friday |
9am-4pm |
OPEN, No Lifeguard
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4pm-7pm |
OPEN, Lifeguarded Effective 1/18 - 3/15 NEW |
Saturday |
10:30am-12:30pm
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CLOSED (Swim Programs)
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1pm-5:30pm
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OPEN, Lifeguarded
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5:30pm-7pm
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Open, No Lifeguards
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Sunday |
9am-12:30pm*
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OPEN, No Lifeguards
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12:30pm-5:30pm
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OPEN, Lifeguarded
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5:30pm-8pm
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OPEN, No Lifeguards
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*Zero depth pool will remain open during scheduled swim clinics. All other Lagoon pools will be closed.
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Aussie Open Tennis Social
Date: Friday, January 11
Time: 6:30-8:30
Cost: $30/$35
Food and doubles with friends.... Does it get any better?? This first grand slam of the year gives us a great reason to start the hardest part of the winter on a high note. Food and beverages will be served post court time, but feel free to bring your own.
You must be 21+ to attend and there is a 48 hour cancellation policy. Space is limited to 24 so call to reserve your spot in this popular event.
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Obstacle Play Park Sock Requirement
Socks must be worn when playing within the obstacle play park, and are available for purchase at the front desk.
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