YMCA

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The iconic dance moves to "YMCA" by the Village People are fun, easy to learn, and a staple at parties and events. Here’s a breakdown of how to perform them:

"Y"

Raise both arms above your head in a wide "Y" shape.

Your arms should be straight and spread out as if you’re mimicking the letter "Y."

"M"

Bring your hands down to chest level and form the letter "M" by bending your elbows outward.

Your fingertips should almost touch, pointing toward each other over your chest.

"C"

Raise your right arm to form a "C" shape on the right side of your body.

Keep your left arm at your side. (If you’re mirroring, use the left arm instead.)

"A"

Form an "A" by raising both arms above your head and touching your fingertips together in a point, like a triangle.

Repeat the moves in sync with the chorus and the beat of the song. Each letter corresponds to when it is sung in the lyrics. The key is to exaggerate the gestures, smile, and have fun! 🎉

The opening time of YMCA varies by location, so I recommend checking the YMCA's website or contacting your local branch for their specific hours of operation.

The Internet is always open and accessible, as it operates 24/7 without any specific closing time.

The bat you have might have unique value, as it could be linked to equipment made for the American serviceman stationed over seas during WWI. I would have to see, and or get more information from you about the bat. If you can please contact me through my message board, or use the Disscuss question button below. See Related Links below for a 1917 -1925 Official National League Baseball used by American serviceman stationed in Poitiers, France during the First World War. The baseball features an American - France YMCA stamp as the YMCA probably sponsored the Leagues overseas, and helped supply the equipment. I also have baseball bats that were pictured with the collection that the baseballs came from. I would have to go back and look to see if any had a YMCA stamp on them. The Joe Jackson bat you have does fit into this time frame.

The closing time of the YMCA may vary depending on location. It would be best to check with your local branch or visit their website for their specific hours of operation on Wednesdays.

i think you should be able to because then you can support yourselves better because you only have to pay half the rent and you have more money to spend on food and clothes ans stuff like that

It depends on the YMCA but most of them have indoor pools. Hope that helped!

Yes, but non-members have to pay more money than members.

When you play track, all you do is run and run and run. If you love running then you will have fun with your friends, meeting new people, and running even more! You run more than 5 miles each practice!!! At a meet, you run 15! But that's if your in distance and you run up to 2 miles at a meet.

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Yes it depends what postition your playing. if you mid-field you can play forward if you got enough energy. ig you are defense you can probablly play mid field.. but midfield and defense are the hardest jobs on the field.

Yes, the YMCA's are open their regular hours on Presidents' Day.

Yes, YMCA is open on Veterans Day.

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It varies. Contact your local YMCA for more information on rates.

To get an idea for pricing, here are a few examples:

Cambridge, MA: Adult, $53/month
Durham, NC: Adult, $39/month
St. Paul, MN: Adult, $60/month
Seattle, WA: Adult, $55/month

Most YMCAs charge a joining fee. Rates will be more for family memberships.

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Well when you dont have a pass they say u r a guess and then after the day you went there you only get ine more guess pass which is free so the after that you have to have a pass to get in to the ymca and also they have changed the rules there to where if u r 15 and under and there is not an adult with you then they will not let you go pass the sighn in desk which sucks because most kids are dropped off there. (stupid rules)

yes ! for grade 6 and up ! I'm 12 and me and a couple of my friends are attending a class in a week !

Founded on June 6, 1844 in London, England by Sir George Williams,

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