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Therapeutic Recreation
Adult Programs
If you have questions or are interested in participating in any of our programs
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A.L.I.V.E
(Adult Leisure Involving a Variety of Experiences)
This program is for adults with the focus being to learn and practice life skills,
money management, social skills and identify general leisure and recreation
interests. Activities may be set up to address specific areas such as bowling,
exercise, arts & crafts, and community outings. Open to participants who are no
longer enrolled in school.
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Team Sports
This program for teenagers and adults focuses specifically on athletic skill
development. Participants are introduced to a wide variety of sports and learn to
work as part of a team and improve their overall level of fitness. Athletes will have
the opportunity to participate in games as well as tournaments if they choose.
This program meets twice a week on Monday and Wednesday afternoons.
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Hoover Hurricanes Swim Team
This program is for individuals who have the ability to swim one length
of the pool and are interested in improving technique and endurance.
Swimmers practice twice a week to develop breathing techniques and
improve swim strokes. Participants in this program have the opportunity
to compete in a variety of swim meets including, but not limited to, the
Hoover Invitational Swim Meet and Special Olympics State Games. This
program is open to swimmers of all ages. |  |
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Rhythmic Gymnastics
The Rhythmic Gymnastics program offers participants the
opportunity to improve flexibility, strength and coordination while
cultivating friendships, promoting creativity and emphasizing team
spirit. Participants practice once a week to develop new skills
and learn routines. Athletes will also have the opportunity to compete
in the sport if they choose. This program is open to girls ages 8
and up.
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Express Yourself! Art
Express Yourself! is an art program aimed at providing new
opportunities for individuals who are unable to express themselves
through traditional art methods. Artists who are unable to to use their
hands work with a "tracker" who will be their arms and hands to
create their work of art. This program is an opportunity for individuals
with the most significant physical disabilities to make decisions and
explore new recreational outlets. This program meets twice a month. |  |
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