| Some urban rec facilities | 25 |
| Places where some work out | 26 |
| Places to swim or play b-ball | 29 |
| Places to go for a swim | 23 |
| Certain residences, initially | 29 |
| Certain community centers | 25 |
| Bldgs. with community courts | 28 |
| Member of the Amazin's | 26 |
| Jewish males' org. | 22 |
| Jewish community orgs. | 22 |
| Jewish Community Center gps. | 28 |
| Santa ___ Valley, Calif. | 24 |
| City on the Mahoning River | 26 |
| Insane guitarist Malmsteen | 26 |
| Guitar virtuoso Malmsteen | 25 |
| '10 Ringo Starr album | 25 |
| Book by President Carter | 24 |
| Greeting for a dude or a bro | 28 |
| Classic line from Rocky | 23 |
| "Rocky" catchphrase | 29 |
| British thug, slangily | 22 |
| 1974 for yours truly: Abbr. | 27 |
| 1961, for Pres. Barack Obama | 28 |
| 1903, for Bob Hope Abbr.: | 25 |
| "Hi" in the hood | 26 |
| Rowdies, in British slang | 25 |
| "Star Wars" sage | 26 |
| Luke Skywalker's mentor | 27 |
| Jedi teacher from Dagobah | 25 |
| "Star Wars" guru | 26 |
| Talks like this he does | 23 |
| Sage voiced by Frank Oz | 23 |
| The Force was with him | 22 |
| Film voice of Frank Oz | 22 |
| 'Star Wars' sage | 24 |
| Star Wars Jedi guru | 22 |
| Speak like this he does | 23 |
| SkywalkerÂ’s teacher | 23 |
| Skywalker's teacher | 23 |
| Mentor of Luke Skywalker | 24 |
| Mentor for Luke Skywalker | 25 |
| Luke Skywalker's teacher | 28 |
| Little green man of film | 24 |
| Jedi who uses an odd syntax | 27 |
| He was exiled to Dagobah | 24 |
| Guru famous for his grammar | 27 |
| Frank Oz provides his voice | 27 |
| Force-full fellow of film? | 26 |
| Fighter of Darth Sidious | 24 |
| Diminutive lightsaber wielder | 29 |
| A mentor of Luke Skywalker | 26 |
| "Star Wars" savant | 28 |
| 'Star Wars' guru | 24 |
| Song often sung with an echo | 28 |
| It includes pitching changes | 28 |
| Tune with many high notes | 25 |
| Sing from the mountaintops | 26 |
| Refrain from the mountains | 26 |
| Feature of bluegrass singing | 28 |
| Singing cowboy's refrain | 28 |
| Sing to a Saint Bernard | 23 |
| Sing like an Austrian, maybe | 28 |
| Sing like a mountaineer | 23 |
| Sing Dufourspitze-style | 23 |
| Sing cowboy songs, maybe | 24 |
| Sing by changing register | 25 |
| Produce some cliff notes? | 25 |
| Mountaineer's refrain | 25 |
| Make the Alpine echoes ring | 27 |
| Make some music in Interlaken | 29 |
| Make some mountain music | 24 |
| Kin of a Ho-Ho or a Ring Ding | 29 |
| It gets high in the mountains | 29 |
| Goatherd's communique | 25 |
| Call from the mountains | 23 |
| Bit of fluctuating falsetto | 27 |
| Alpine "music" | 24 |
| Hit a lot of high notes | 23 |
| Sang, Swiss Alps-style | 22 |
| Sang à la Jimmie Rodgers | 27 |
| One calling at peak times? | 26 |
| Cowboy crooner, at times | 24 |
| Alpine singer, perhaps | 22 |
| Ones who make off-peak calls? | 29 |
| Is in peak singing condition? | 29 |
| Sings at a high level? | 22 |
| Some country music effects | 26 |
| Sings with frequent breaks? | 27 |
| Mountain valley sounds | 22 |
| Emulates Jewel, vocally | 23 |
| Sing, Alpine style: Var. | 24 |
| Downward dog discipline | 23 |
| Lotus-position discipline | 25 |
| Lotus position discipline | 25 |
| Exercise system from India | 26 |
| Hindu-inspired exercise | 23 |
| Exercise with many positions | 28 |
| School of Hindu philosophy | 26 |
| It's a bit of a stretch | 27 |
| Exercise regimen from India | 27 |