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Photo 1: A woman holds a young girl in a pool during a swim lesson. Photo 2: A woman holds a popscile in the entrance to a gym after a workout.

Learn to swim, take a workout class, or cool off with a well-earned post-workout popsicle at your local YMCA.

Photos provided by YMCA of Western North Carolina

Discover everything your local YMCA has to offer for less during the Beat the Heat promo. From Friday, Aug. 1 to Friday, Aug. 15, become a member for a $0 join fee, and score free day passes, too.

Did you know that YMCA of WNC has seven locations? Find your nearest YMCA, and sign up to be part of a welcoming, healthy space for all ages + fitness levels. (Filter by amenities to find features you’re looking for, from pools to pickleball courts.)

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