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PROGRAM ANALYSIS
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Populations Served
The City’s programs and events serve a wide range of age groups and interests. There is a depth of
program offerings for preschool-age children, youth, adults, teens and seniors. The City provides
programs geared towards families and groups, including social events and special activities. There are
no classes targeted toward people with disabilities. However, there are adaptive open swim times and
an adaptive dance event. The City does not currently offer bilingual programs, although it promotes
some programs with ads in Spanish.
ADULT PROGRAMS
The City offers adult sports, active recreation and special interest programs. Registration-based sports
and active recreation classes include dance, ballet, tennis (private and group lessons), golf, karate,
personal training, smart start body composition analysis, and mind and meditation. The City offers
adult sports leagues at recreational and competitive levels, including men’s basketball, co-ed volleyball
and co-ed and men’s softball. Registration-based special interest programs include parenting classes
and, film class. Group Fitness Classes offered through the CRC membership are drop-in classes and
include Les Mills Body Pump, Les Mills RPM, Boot Camp, Functional Fitness, Group Cycling, High
Intensity Training (H.I.T), Kick Boxing, Pilates, Yoga TRX, TRX RIP Fusion, Yoga and Zumba. In 2015,
among CRC members, the most popular group exercise classes included Yoga, Group Cycle, Zumba
and TRX, according to the Member Use Survey Report. Adults regularly visited the CRC and Aquatics
Center on a drop in basis to use the fitness center cardio and weight equipment, participate in
personal training, swim laps, and participate in drop in sports (badminton, pickleball, volleyball, and
basketball). Regular use of the Aquatics Center was at record high, with 24% of survey members who
participated in the 2015 membership survey indicating that they had used the Aquatic Center at least
once per week.
SENIOR PROGRAMS
The Centennial Recreation Senior Center served adults 50-years-old and older in the Morgan Hill, San
Martin, and Gilroy communities. In 2015, the City developed the Senior Programs and Support
Strategy to provide program guidance for Senior Center programming and sustainability. The Senior
Center’s collaborative funding model supports its broad service area. The Senior Center is operated by
the City with funding support from the City’s General Fund, program fees, support from the Friends of