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Basketball Workout
Contact Community Ed to set up a workout with veteran coach Darrell Sawyer, who will help improve aspects of your game in a one-on-one or group setting. Call 507.664.3502. $45/individual or $29/person for small group up to five. -
Water Babies
Water Babies classes help to familiarize young children with the water, and prepare them for participation at the pre-school level. Your child will love learning to swim with our creative curriculum themes like Safari, Circus, National Park, and NASCAR! The adult/parent is an integral part of the learning process and must accompany the child in the water. Purpose: To familiarize young children to the water Learning Objectives: Enter and exit the water in a safe manner Feel comfortable in the water Explore submerging to the mouth, nose and eyes completely Explore buoyancy on the front and back position Change body position in the water with support Learn about the importance of wearing a life jacket and experience wearing one Learn basic safety safety rules and how to avoid hazards around the home -
Northfield Hiliners Dance Team Summer Skill Training
Join the Hiliners coaching team as they build dancer skills in both Kick and Jazz dance styles. This is the dancer's opportunity to gain flexibility, precision, strength and stamina that will prove useful during the competitive season. Not currently a Hiliner? You can still participate in this class. Dancers bring to each session: a water bottle, jazz shoes, athletic shoes, leg weights*. Dancers should wear athletic or dance clothing that fits closer to the body: good support sports bra, spandex shorts, and tank tops or tees (tights are optional). *New dancers may need to purchase the team-specified style of leg weights for summer training. Includes two special extended sessions with visiting coaches. Special Sessions: Monday, June 20: 11:15 am - 6:15 pm, Northfield High School Tuesday, June 21: 8 am - 2:30 pm, Bridgewater Elementary -
Fall Football Sideline Cheer
Are you a student in grades 8 - 12, and want to cheer on your NHS football team this fall? If so, come join Fall Football Sideline Cheer! We hold weekly practices, and cheer and stunt on the sidelines of home and away football games throughout the season. You will need to purchase white cheer shoes (prices vary - parents order), a t-shirt for the games, and a cheer warm up jacket (purchased through Varsity for the cold weather games). The estimated cost of those items is between $150-$200. Sign up through Community Education by August 4th to cheer for this 2022 season. Season registration cost is $130. If you have questions please email coach Laurie at laurieas17@outlook.com. -
Northfield Fall Dance Club
Fall dance club is open to anyone in grades 7 - 12 interested in team dance. The focus will be on dance team foundational skills, techniques, and choreography to prepare you for pom-style performances at half-time and community events. Registration includes club fee. There will be an additional apparel and pom set fee (includes club jacket, performance shirt, leggings, and set of poms - can be reused in future fall seasons or no need to purchase all if you have some from last year). All participants should have hair pulled back, a fitted top, and shorts or athletic bottoms. Participants should bring tennis shoes, dance shoes, and a water bottle(s) to each class. Additional Performance Schedule: September 17: Lakeville South Showcase September 23: Home Football Game September 24: Cannon Falls Showcase October 1: Clinic Performance October 7: Home Football Game -
Hometown Hoedown/Youth Horseshoe Hunt
Saddle up for a hoedown at Dakota Stables. This event is open to all ages of country bumpkins. The evening will begin with age categorized, family friendly competitions featuring the potato sac race, the shoe kick, a team round bale roll, a sawdust hunt, a hay bale toss, and horseshoe hunt! After the winners have been branded, you can hit the open range and rope on over to the lasso station, roll up onto a wagon ride, curry on over to the grooming area, or cowboy up onto a horse and have yourself a ride. Before you harness up the family and trot home, we encourage you to pull up your britches for the All-American western dance that will close out the night. A food truck will be available to purchase a variety of food/drink items. 5 - 8 pm: Open Activities: Wagon rides, grooming area, lasso station, and horseback riding 5:15 - 6:30 pm: Age categorized, family friendly competitions & horseshoe hunt 7:30 - 8:00 pm: DancePopular -
Mini Raider Football Practice
Pound The Stone with Raider Football! Head football coach Brent Yule & Raider players will meet you out on their varsity playing field on Saturday mornings after their home games for a thrilling practice of football basics, geared at building a strong foundation for becoming a great player.Popular -
Shorin-Ryu Karate
Karate develops self-confidence, focus, strength, and flexibility. Karate is a rewarding physical activity for adults, children, and families. Train in Shorin-Ryu karate, a traditional Okinawan style. Emphasis is on kata (forms) and self-defense application, not free-style sparring nor competition. You train to improve yourself, not compare yourself to other students – beginners are especially welcome! Our school is part of Ueshiro Shorin-Ryu Karate USA. For more information call Steve Hatle at 507-645-2270, or visit https://northfieldkarate.com. Students will purchase a gi (white karate uniform) near the start of class. Testing fees are additional. It is recommended that children under 10 be accompanied by at least one other family attending classes. Students may attend as many or as few sessions as they'd like. Individual $59 Family of 2 or more $89 -
Flag Football
Play your heart out under the lights! This town favorite will incorporate drill work, positional focused training, the learning of plays, and games on assigned teams. All team assignments, schedules, T-shirts, mouth guards and information will be available for pick-up on Wednesday, Sept. 7, at the Northfield Community Education Center (700 Lincoln Parkway). Second and third grades should arrive at 6:15 - 7 pm. Fourth and fifth grades should arrive at 7 - 7:45 p.m. Note: Siblings playing at the same time will not intentionally be put on the same team unless requested.Mon/Thu, Sep 12 - Oct 10 6:30 - 7:15 PM Grades 2ndMon/Thu, Sep 12 - Oct 10 6:30 - 7:15 PM Grades 3rdMon/Thu, Sep 12 - Oct 10 7:30 - 8:15 PM Grades 4thView all 4 SectionsPopular -
Taekwondo-Youth
Improve your confidence, physical fitness, and discipline while having fun learning new skills with Taekwondo. You will learn techniques to control your body and be aware of your surroundings. Fitness and flexibility is taught in each class. Advanced students learn traditional forms, sparring techniques, and defensive tactics. Work toward your world recognized Blackbelt. This class is for those eight and up unless accompanied by a registered parent, or is instructor approved. Parent's first session is free if accompanying a child to the beginner session. CHECK OUT: http://www.white-tiger-martialarts.com Individual $75 Family of Two $125 Family of Three or More $175 -
Gumdo
Develop fitness, focus, and coordination through Haidong Gumdo, the Korean art of the sword. Using the two-handed longsword, students will learn forms, drills and cutting exercises based on battlefield tactics. This is a non-contact, low-impact, fast-paced martial art. Younger students with previous martial arts experience are welcome with instructor approval or when registered with a parent. This class runs concurrently with the adult class. There is a $20 fee for the practice sword, payable to the instructor on the first day of class. Uniform and testing fees are additional. -
Youth Gumdo
Using the padded safety sword, students will develop their fitness, focus, and coordination while learning how to move with the sword and hit pads. The registration price includes the padded sword the first session and a uniform for the second session. -
Horseback Riding
Winterhaven Stables and its seasoned horses have been providing a safe and challenging experience for riders of all ages and abilities for years. In this class, your child will practice safety and gain an awareness of horse behavior. Through hands on training, riders focus on grooming, tacking up a horse, and learn basic principles of classic riding, including dressage and jumping. A variety of indoor and outdoor settings, including arenas and trails are used. Class will happen rain or shine. Safety helmets are required and provided. Address: 29238 Holyoke Ave, Northfield, MN 55057 -
Boys & Girls Bowling
The Northfield United States Bowling Association (USBC) is a non-profit organization designed to introduce students to bowling. Meet other kids, make friends, have fun, and prepare for the Raider High School Bowling Team, and a lifetime of enjoyment. Learning to bowl also offers a chance to earn scholarships for continued education. $6,000,000 in scholarships are provided by the bowling industry every year. In addition, 250 colleges offer bowling with scholarships. No experience necessary. Coaching and equipment are provided. Participants may bowl one, two, or all three sessions, and can join at any time for a prorated fee. An annual $10 United States Bowling Congress sanction fee is additional for the new season and due the first session of participation (membership year is September 2022 - August 2023). $100 first session of participation in membership year. $90 additional sessions in membership year. Contact Michele with questions 507.581.9313. -
Track & Field Sampler
Get on track this fall and try out the fun running and field events the sport of track and field has to offer. Participate in short sprints, middle distance running, relays, and field events including hurdles, shot put, and long jump. Increase muscle, coordination, agility, and speed. Practice the art of persevering, learn to work as a team, and acquire tools for encouraging others. A mini track meet will take place on the last day of the program. -
USTA Tennis
By utilizing equipment, court dimensions, and scoring that is tailored to age and size, coaches will use the QuickStart Tennis play format to help your child find success at their particular level. Designed to help develop agility, balance, and coordination, lessons include movement activities, fun instructional drills, recreational games, and will focus on learning basic strokes. -
Level 1 - Red Cross Introduction to Water Skills
Enter and exit water safely, submerge mouth, nose and eyes, exhale underwater through mouth and nose, open eyes underwater, pick up submerged object, float on front and back, explore arm and hand movements, swim on front and back, follow basic water safety rules, use a life jacket. -
Level 2 - Red Cross Fundamental Aquatic Skills
Enter water by stepping or jumping from the side, exit water safely using ladder or side, submerge entire head, open eyes underwater, pick up a submerged object, float on front and back, perform front and back glide, roll over from front to back and back to front, swim on side, swim on front and back using combined strokes, tread water, move in the water while wearing a life jacket.Popular -
Level 3 - Red Cross Stroke Development
Jump into deep water from the side, dive from kneeling or standing position, submerge and retrieve an object, bob with the head fully submerged, use rotary breathing in horizontal position, perform front and back glide, perform survival float, perform front and back crawl, butterfly with kick and body motion, change from horizontal to vertical position on front and back, perform the HELP and Huddle position, perform a reaching assist, use Check-Call-Care in an emergency. -
Level 4 - Red Cross Stroke Improvement
Perform shallow dive or dive from stride position, swim underwater, perform feet-first surface dive, perform open turns on front and back using any stroke, tread water using sculling arm motions and kick, perform the front and back crawl, breaststroke, butterfly, elementary backstroke, swim on side, perform compact jump into water from a height while wearing a life jacket, perform a throwing assist, care for conscious choking victim. -
Level 5 - Red Cross Stroke Refinement
Tread water with two different kicks, learn survival swimming, perform rescue breathing, perform standing dive, shallow dive, glide two body lengths and begin any front stroke, tuck surface dive, pike surface dive, front flip turn, backstroke flip turn, front and back crawl, butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke, and sidestroke. -
Level 6 - Red Cross Swimming and Skill Proficiency
Swim with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness over greater distances. This level is designed with "menu" options that focus on preparing students to participate in more advanced courses, including Water Safety Instructor, and Lifeguard Training courses. Fitness Swimmer proficiencies should be mastered prior to choosing one of the following menu options (Personal Water Safety, Lifeguard Readiness, Fundamentals of Diving). -
YEL Junior Soccer
Get outside and get kickin’ with our fast-paced, inclusive (everyone plays) Junior Soccer course! YEL’s Teach It, Practice It, Play It® approach teaches players new skills each class, practices those skills in kid-friendly games, and then encourages students to use those skills in introductory soccer games. SAFETY & SPORTSMANSHIP are emphasized! We focus on the fundamentals of dribbling, passing, trapping, and shooting. Sign up today!Waitlist -
YEL Street Hockey
Get outdoors this spring with our high-octane street hockey course. Develop your basic stick handling, shooting and teamwork skills. Safety and sportsmanship are emphasized each week. Street Hockey sticks and street hockey balls will be used. For boys and girls alike! Played in street shoes. Meet at the front entrance of the NCEC. The program will take place behind the building on the fenced in tar area.
