If you are experiencing insomnia, poor quality of sleep or other related issues, consider attending fitness classes. The lack of sleep can lead to poor of concentration, drowsiness during the day and decreased productivity. In addition, sleep deprivation has been linked to long-term health problems, such as heart disease, obesity, strokes, and declining overall physical performance. Fortunately, you can manage your sleep problems by becoming more active and exercising.

More than ever before, early childhood learning has become an important part of a child’s development. At the Y, we recognize the value of instilling a passion for learning in children. Our After-school Program provides a wide range of healthy educational activities for school-aged kids. This program keeps your child occupied and engaged in a supervised environment.

Fall is a perfect time to start a fitness routine or refresh your current one. If you've thought about joining a Las Vegas gym or just becoming more active, here are some reasons now is the time:

Did you know the YMCA of Southern Nevada offers a state-licensed preschool program? We’re big believers in early childhood learning. If your child is entering a preschool program for the first time, here are some great tips for preparing them – and yourself – for this fun and exciting experience:

The YMCA of Southern Nevada is known for making a big impact on local communities, but not everyone is aware of just how much we do to help our neighbors. Of course, we can't do anything without the generosity of those who help us fund the programs that are making a difference. Here are just a few ways your donations are used:

Whether you're new to exercising or trying to get back in the game, there are many reasons to choose a Las Vegas personal trainer to help jump-start your journey. If you're still on the fence as to whether to go it alone or with a professional, consider these points:

Approximately 1 out of 3 people ages 65 or older suffer from a fall each year. After a fall, it is very common to have a fear of this happening again. This fear can lead to even more problems, however.

According to the CDC, drowning is the top cause of accidental death for children ages 1 – 4. It is responsible for about 4,000 deaths in the U.S. each year. Teaching young children how to swim and be safe around water can help reduce these numbers. Swimming lessons will teach them how to swim while also educating them on pool safety and common hazards to avoid.

If you want to lose weight, improve your health or boost your overall resting metabolic rate, high-intensity interval training (HIIT) can help you accomplish all of these goals and more. Read on to learn exactly what HIIT is, how it benefits your body, and why it’s important to find a fitness center in Las Vegas that offers programs incorporating this kind of exercise.

When it comes to working out, many people have two different schools of thought. People who want to lose weight often opt for cardio workouts for fear strength training will add to their weight and cause them to bulk up. People who want a toned physique sometimes steer clear of cardio because they think it'll compromise their muscle mass. This begs the question: when you go to a Las Vegas gym, should you be combining strength and cardio, or would it be wiser to stick to the routine that works better for your fitness goals?