With the Y, you're not just a member of a place...you're part of a cause. With a shared commitment to nurturing the potential of kids, improving health and well-being, giving back and supporting our neighbors...your membership gives you and your community the opportunity to grow and thrive.
We are a cause with a mission to helping you achieve a balance of spirit, mind, and body. We do that by encouraging good health and fostering connections with new and old friends through sports, fun, and shared interests.
Join today and belong to a place where:
Where families come together for fun and quality time.
Children and tenns play, learn who they are, and what they can achieve. Where they are accepted.
Adults connect with friends, pursue interests, and learn to live healthier.
$20,000 Magic Valley Weight Loss Challenge is Underway
Check here frequently for updates and new information about the 2014 Magic Valley Weight Loss Challenge!
The Half Marathon Extreme Ravine Challenge-May 10th
Our first half marathon will be held May 10th! Be sure to sign up for our exciting debut! This will be a vector timed race. Click below for registration form, site info, and to look at the course map.
The Canyon Rim Marathon Is Scheduled for May 10th!
The Canyon Rim Marathon is a race that the Y will be doing every year. Please make plans to join us for the exciting May 10th kickoff! The 26.2 mile course will be posted soon so if your are interested in that race please revisit this site soon!
The Buried Life is a group of four guys who made a bucket list and decided that every time they were able to cross something off their list, they would help someone cross something off their list! They are currently motivational speakers who share their story about how they achieved their goals. Click the link below to find out the details of their Twin Falls appearance on Saturday March 15th at the Roper Auditorium. Get motivated to identify what you want from your life...and to go after it now. The results could be life changing. The Buried Life is being brought to Twin Falls by Kelley Jund as part of her Senior year project.
