YMCA360 Virtual Classes

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Online workouts, live group exercise classes and more. Your favorite Y workouts, free to members!
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Swim Lessons

Swim
Learning to swim builds confidence and makes it possible to safely enjoy pools, water parks, and the outdoors.
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Enrich Lives

Kids at Day Camp
With your help, we can help more kids learn, grow, and thrive this summer.
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Programs For Everyone

YMCA of Silicon Valley offers a variety of programs, services, and initiatives that enable kids to realize their potential, provide ways for families to have fun together, and empower people to live healthier lives.

Swimming

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Swimming

Health & Wellness

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Health & Wellness

Education & Enrichment

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Education & Enrichment

Sports & Recreation

Sports & Recreation
Sports & Recreation

Child Care & Camps

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Child Care & Camps

Group Exercise

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Group Fitness

IMPACTING LIVES TOGETHER

The pandemic has been challenging for all of us. Amidst it all, you stepped forward with support to help the Y serve your most vulnerable neighbors. I invite you to spend a couple of minutes watching this video to see the impact you made possible.

TOGETHER WE THRIVE

Your Place to Belong

YMCA of Silicon Valley offers a unique set of programs and services at our health and wellness facilities throughout the Bay Area ranging from Redwood City to Morgan Hill. We also offer a wilderness resident camp in the Redwoods at YMCA Camp Campbell and Before and After School Programs at multiple school campuses.

Find the location best for you, and schedule a tour with our welcoming staff and volunteers.

 

 

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South Valley Family YMCA member Tom Butt with friends at the Y

Tom's Journey Back To Fitness

In 2020, 67-year old Tom Butts spent 110 days in the hospital with COVID-19. He was fighting for his life on a ventilator, in a medically-induced coma at Kaiser Permanente San Jose. Tom left the hospital 110 days later weighing only 97 lbs. As a lifelong triathlete, Tom was used to pushing his body to the limits in fitness training, but he knew that if he ever wanted to run, cycle, or swim another mile, he’d need to train like never before and learn to use his lungs again.