Neighborhood Representative Committee

CHAIRPERSON REuNION- Ross McDowell 520-723-4948 rmcdowell2@msn.com StRAtfORd - Wally Skurda 520-723-0532 wmskurda@aol.com OvERlOOk - TBD lEgACy - Lee Bordelon 520-723-7625 legacynrc@earthlink.net SERENIty - Don Fiedler 520-723-7546 skibum1a@aol.com dISCOvERy- Mike OHara 520-723-3308 mikeohara64@gmail.com lIbERty - Jerry McGuire 503-949-5340 kj.mcguire@cox.net COvENtRy - Russell Clark 623-271-8579 rj.clark@cox.net

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Health Trivia. Congratulations to Jake and his wife, Kim on the new addition to their growing family. Speaking of Mental Trivia, I would like to address a question that comes up time and time again. What does Jake do with all that trivia money? The money that is collected from Mental Health Trivia is collected at the front desk. Chris VanHyning, the HOAs administrative assistant, deposits money into the bank on a weekly basis. The revenue is recorded in the Fitness Department. What does it pay for? The first thing it pays for is the trivia prize money, then along with other revenue generated from the Fitness Department from wellness seminars, paid group fitness classes and fitness events, the money is used to pay for expenses to run the department; staff payroll, taxes and benefits, group fitness instructors, fitness supplies, cardio headphones, first aid supplies, fitness props, preventative maintenance contract for the equipment and miscellaneous fitness related expenses. So the revenue generated from trivia is merely satisfying the budgeted revenue in the Fitness department, rather than creating an unexpected windfall. The Fitness Department is budgeted in 2012 to bring in $60,825 in revenue from all sources (including trivia) and pay out expenses of $193,166 for a budgeted loss of ($132,341). The Developer, Pulte Homes, per the CC&Rs pays any operating shortfalls and covers the operating losses of the entire HOA, including the Fitness Department. The Finance Committee reviews the financial statements on a monthly basis. I hope to see at the Union Center soon participating in activities and enjoying our great community. For those of you leaving us before the heat, safe travels and well see you in the fall.

Contact Information & Important Numbers

AAM 24-Hour Emergency 1-866-553-8290 602-647-3034 Claire Varney, CAAM Executive Director 723-6611 Joy Swanda Compliance Administrator 723-6616 Pat Stemple Lifestyle Director 723-6612 Judy McDowell Lifestyle Coordinator 723-6614 Jaclyn Revis Communications Coordinator 723-6613 Jake Hoffman Fitness & Wellness Director 723-6626 Ryan Eckroat Poston Butte Golf Club GM 723-1880 Assessment Billing 602-906-4940 Pulte - Home Warranty/ Customer Service 800-664-3094 Cox - Cable, Phone, Internet 602-694-1929 Johnson Utilities - Water 480-987-9870 APS - Electric 602-371-7171 Southwest Gas - Gas 1-877-860-6020 Town of Florence 520-868-7500

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APRIL 2012 Issue suN CITY ANTHeM BY DeL WeBB

Enjoy the Last Arts in the Park of the Season

Saturday, April 7 7 pm $10 pp 50/50 Raffle

This is a fundraiser for the Kitchen Enhancement Fund
Entertainment: Sun City resident, Armor Gomez. Bring cash for the 50/50 raffle and bring your favorite beverage and appetizers to share with your table. When you purchase your ticket, select a table from the seating chart. All proceeds from the dance and the 50/50 raffle will go to the Kitchen Enhancement Fund.

Saturday, April 7 10-4pm This is your last chance this season to browse through the beautiful handiwork at our Arts in the Park event. This is a wonderful showcase for the talented artists who live in Sun City as well as artisans from surrounding areas. To complement Arts in the Park lunch will be available in the Union Center Cafe from noon - 1:30 pm for $7. Catered by Chef Ed of Kiss the Chef Catering the menu consists of: Tequila & lime grilled tilapia topped with a mango & pineapple salsa served with jasmine rice. Dessert and beverage. Residents are asked to please PRE-REGISTER for lunch at the front desk.

We are now accepting Neighborhood Representative Committee Applications for the OVERLOOK and OVERTURE neighborhoods. Pick one up TODAY!

BUS TRIP
From close-ups of Aerosmith front man Steven Tylers vocal cords to initiation rituals of the tribes of Papua New Guinea, take an exhilarating tour of the human bodyfrom the inside outto reveal the miraculous everyday workings of the human machine. National Geographic provides an unparalleled snapshot of the inner workings and extreme capabilities of the human body.

Street Sweeping Process Annual Surveys

Street sweeping in the Anthem community is done on an as needed basis. For specific requests contact Public on the Works street sweeping, of Department please at Town Florence Thank you to the Sun City Anthem Community for your participation in the 2011 Annual Community Survey last month! 36.42% of the Sun City households participated this year. The results are being compiled and will be published later this month.

Union Center Hours

520-723-6610 Front Desk Monday - Wednesday 5:30 am - 8:00 pm Thursday 5:30 am - 9:00 pm Friday 5:30 am - 9:00 pm Saturday 7:30 am - 8:00 pm Sunday 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

Morris.taylor@florenceaz.gov.

Wednesday, April 18 12:40 Game Depart Union Center 10:30 am MUST purchase tickets by April 6 $41 pp (Tickets $21; Bus $20) Seats in Section 111 Baseline Option to carpool if we dont fill a 31 passenger bus

Did You Know?

Find more events, activities, and programs on our portal:www. OurSunCityAMR.net!

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Volunteer Extraordinaire
Ever wonder who prepares the salad, candy, soda, plates, napkins, utensils, popcorn and all of the yummy things that are included with the incredibly low price of $7.00 for Dinner and Movie nights? Well, it used to be one of your favorites, Suzannah, but since more and more residents are attending; it has become quite difficult and time-consuming process. Charla and Roger Wake to the rescue! In the past three months, more than 260 residents have enjoyed the fruits of their labor. Every fourth Thursday of the month at 11:00am, Charla and Roger can be found in the kitchen working diligently to ensure an enjoyable evening for all. But thats not all folks! Remember how beautiful the Union Center looked during the Holidays? Guess who played a huge roll making sure every light, ornament and tinsel was placed just so? Remember January 2nd when all the beautiful dcor was gone? Guess who (among many, many more) again? Charla and Roger!

Wednesday, April 18 11:30 am - 1 pm $6 pp REGISTER by Tuesday, April 17 Grilled chicken breast topped with rosemary, fennel, & apricot sauce. Served on roasted fingerling potatoes. Accompanied with vegetable du jour. Dessert and beverage included.

Monthly Cafe Lunch

Chat N Chew

Tuesday, April 24 9 am & 3 pm Register by April 23! This is an informal chat with Pat, your Lifestyle Director. Come hear whats coming up and get answers to questions about programs and activities and brainstorm new ideas. Bring your suggestions!

Expert Seminars
Expert seminars are conducted by local experts and are free to residents. Expert seminars are purely educational in nature. Topic: Cardiology 101: Everything You Need to Know Presenter: Dr. Himanshu Shukla, M.D. Cardiac Electrophysiology When: Thursday, April 5; 12 - 2 pm Where: Classroom Price: Free Limit: 40 people Please join Dr. Himanshu Shukla, M.D. Cardiac Electrophysiology for an informational seminar on the cardiovascular system. Dr. Shukla will be sharing information on the basic anatomy and physiology, aging changes, and common problems and diseases of the cardiovascular system. His seminar will be followed by answering any questions you may have. You dont want to miss this introductory, yet important seminar. Topic: Meet the Physicians - Top 10 Health Topics for Women Presenter: Karen Starkey, M.D. & Tiffany Weathers, M.D., Obstetrician/ Gynecologists, Banner Medical Group - Banner Ironwood Medical Center When: Tuesday, April 17; 11:30 am - 1:30 pm Where: Ballroom Price: Free Lunch will be provided Limit: 40 people Please join Dr. Starkey and Dr. Weathers, for a warm and friendly discussion about health topics women should be aware of. Also, what are the screenings that women should have regularly? As a female, what are your risk factors for certain diseases? Please join us for a delicious lunch and educational discussion.

Physical Activity Promotion Program

Join in on the longest and most popular bike race in the world, all while enjoying the comfort of Sun City Anthem! See if you can pedal your way through the 2,161 miles and 20 stages of the 2012 Tour de France course!! Every mile on the stationary bikes, treadmill, or elliptical = 10 miles of the real race. Every 10 minutes in spin class = 10 miles of the real race. Progress will be tracked on a Tour de France map through the separate stages. Sign up at the Fitness Desk!!

Le Tour de France

Tennis Court Hours & Usage Procedures

The Tennis Courts for all Merrill Ranch residents located at the Parkside Community Center are buzzing with activity. We have a very strong tennis program for all ages and our racket sport enthusiasts are taking advantage of our great weather. With the continued growth of our tennis programs and increased usage of the courts along with unfortunate vandalism of the equipment, the Management Team has reviewed the current procedures for using the courts and has deemed it necessary to update them. Starting April 1, 2012, the courts will be open and be available for use during the Parkside Community Center hours. You will no longer need to check out a key as the gates to the courts will be open in the mornings and closed down at night by staff. The lights for the courts will also be scheduled to operate during the center hours. The courts will continue to open on a first-come first-serve basis with a 2 hour limit per group using the court. If there is no one waiting to use the courts, then the 2 hour limit can be extended until another group needs the court. However, courts will continue to be reserved for Association sponsored events and programs. Please work with the front desk staff of Parkside if you have any specific questions about court availability and usage.

Fiber Arts, Textile & Multimedia Club Donates to Kitchen Enhancement Fund
Handcrafted notecards made by the Fiber Arts, Textile and Multimedia Club were created by artists Sharon Haugen and Kari Henneberg. The cards are on sale now for $3 each (envelope included). All proceeds will be donated to the Sun City Kitchen Enhancement Fund. The beautiful cards are on display in the McFarland craft room window and are available during club hours. Sharon 723-1696 or Kari 868-9740.

Sun City Happy Hour

1st Monday of each month Monday, April 2 from 5 - 7 pm Union Center Cafe FREE! Register at Front Desk Bring your favorite beverage and snacks and appetizers to share and enjoy catching up with old friends and meet new friends!

PG-13 for violence & language Thursday, April 12 6:00 pm $3 per person Popcorn, candy, water & soft drinks provided.

Movie Night: Tower Heist

Saturday, April 21 $26 pp Purchase by 4/18! Bus departs at 7 am San Xavier Tour is a donation to the church. Desert Museum Tours are $9.50 pp. The Tour Group Lunch Menu at the Museum is about $9 pp.

San Xavier Del Bac & Sonora Desert Museum Bus Trip

Mental Health Trivia Night!

Friday, April 13 6 - 8 pm $5 pp $45 per team table (8 tickets + reserved table) Register by Thursday, April 12 Limit: 330 tickets; 22 table reservations

Home Source Workshop

Thursday, April 5th 1 pm Please REGISTER by April 2! Join us for a new series of lectures, demonstrations and home tours for residents who want to explore new products and services to enrich their home. Join us for the first workshop featuring residents, Debbie Darling and Judy Koessel.

Health Education Information Center

The Fitness & Wellness Department is excited to introduce the new Health Education Information Center. Free health education materials are available on a variety of topics including diabetes, cancer, arthritis, and many more. Stop by the Fitness Desk for more information.

Dinner & a Movie Night: Moneyball

PG-13 for language & sexual content Thursday, April 26 5:30 pm $7 per person 5:30 PM: DINNER 6:00 PM: MOVIE Includes: two pieces of Barros Pizza, Salad,Popcorn, Candy, Soda & Water (special dietary needs upon request)

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Message from the Executive Director

Happy Spring to all! For those of you who were able to come out and enjoy our Spring Festival on March 10th, thank you for your support of our community and I hope you enjoyed the day. We certainly raised the bar once again, and finally our weather cooperated for one of our large events. Maybe the curse is finally broken. This years Spring Festival was bigger and better than any event weve done as an HOA with 4,000+ attending throughout the day. A big thanks to Christine Reeder, Lifestyle Director from our Anthem Parkside community for putting this event together, with help from the leadership team. A very special Thank You to all of our wonderful volunteers who always come through in a big way. We could not pull off such professional events without you. Dont miss our Concert in the Park series that starts April 28 with the Missouri Opry. Well enjoy music under the stars in our wonderful amphitheater at the community park. Pat and Judy continue to come up with fun events, bus trips and activities to keep you busy. Although Jake is busy with his new baby, McKenzie Anne Hoffman, born on Friday March 16th at 8lbs and 20-1/4 inches, he will be back at the Union Center soon to keep you fit and healthy, and of course hosting the every popular Mental

Chartered Clubs FREE Fitness Equipment Orientations every Wednesday & Friday at 10 am. Sign up at the Fitness Desk!
Bisque N Pieces Ceramics Club McFarland & Ruggles Rooms Mondays 1 pm Shelley Huff 480-209-3834 Bocce Ball Club - Bocce Ball Courts Thurs. & Fri. 10 am Fridays 1 pm Johnny Williams 520-509-6038 Book Club 2nd Tues (April 10th) 2 pm Betty Wheeler 520-509-1121 Bridge Club - Card Room Fridays 9:30 am Mary Dawson 520-233-6757 Bunco Club - Card Room Wednesdays 6 pm Linda Lehti 520-723-9963 Classy Glass Club - Ruggles Craft Room Tuesdays 9 am Wednesdays 8 am Fridays 8 am Mary Spindler 651-245-7058 Lynn Pajer 520-509-1139 Clay Crafters Club - Walker Craft Room Thursdays 10 am Fridays 10 am & 1 pm Mondays 9 am Wednesdays 1 pm Kathy Gibson 520-723-4416 Community Garden Club - Card Room 4th Friday 9 am Linda Wheeler 520-509-6254 Cooking Club - Ballroom 2nd Tuesday 5:30 pm Roland Moyneur 520-233-6823 Couples Golf 3rd Thursdays 5 pm Jim Munden 520-682-6790 Duelin Daubers Bingo Club - Card Room 2nd & 4th Fridays 1 pm Stephanie Zito 520-723-5881 Fiber/Textile Arts Club McFarland Craft Room 1st & 3rd Fridays 12 pm Tuesdays 10 am Yvonne Nathanson 520-233-6661 Hiking Club Wednesdays 8 am 1st Thurs. Mtg 5:30 pm Greg Waterman 716-998-9185 Jazzy Jewels Club - Poker Room Tuesdays & Thursdays 1 pm Dian Meder 480-688-6458 Merrill Ranch Sun Dancers - Ballroom Wed. & Thurs. 9:30 am Carole Power 520-723-5959

Zumba Toning
This specialty group fitness class combines targeted body-sculpting exercises and highenergy cardio work with Latin-infused Zumba moves to create a calorie-torching, strength-training dance fitness-party. Students will learn how to use lightweight, maraca-like Toning Sticks to enhance rhythm and tone all their target zones, including arms, abs, glutes and thighs. TONING (April Only) When: Tuesdays 10:3011:30 AM Where: Ballroom Duration: 4-weeks (Apr 3 - 24) Price: $18 for ALL 4 WEEKS Limit: 35 ppl

Fitness & Wellness Intern Program

Free April Fitness Assessments offer residents the opportunity to gain a snapshot of certain aspects of their health. Use this information to create a baseline measurement, find out what aspects need improvement, and what parts of your health are on track with your goals. Please register at the Fitness Desk. April 10th FREE Blood Pressure and Heart Rate 9am- 1pm Limit 25 people

Piecemakers Club - McFarland & Ruggles Mon. & Thurs. 9 am Linda Lehti 520-723-9963 Poker Club - Poker Area Mondays 2 pm Tuesdays 5 pm Wednesdays 2 pm Thursdays 5 pm Saturdays 1 pm Ross McDowell 520-723-4948 SCATS Club - Poston Ballroom Varies as needed Yvette Stack 520-705-6011 The Pig Skin Club - Poston Ballroom Varies as needed Michael Howell 520-233-6479 Tile Setters MahJongg Club Card Room Mondays 5 - 8 pm; Wednesdays 12:30 pm Stephanie Zito 520-723-5881

Thank You!
A BIG Thank You goes out to Sharon Haugen and Yvonne Nathanson for taking on a beautification and protection project for the Lifestyle staff. For two years, weve been talking about how to dress up our trash cans for special events held in the ballroom. Weve also been trying to come up with a nice way to protect our beautiful piano from damage by guitar cases, music racks, beverages or anything else that might end up on top of it. Anything we saw on-line was too expensive to be practical. Thanks to the creativity and sewing expertise of Sharon and Yvonne our trash cans will be dressed for special events and in the next few months the piano will have a padded (quilted) cover to protect its beautiful finish. Not only did they save the HOA money by designing and making the covers, were confident these will last longer than any we might have purchased. Sharon and Yvonne are perfect examples of residents who eagerly give of their time and talents to help the community. They do it proudly and unselfishly without any expectations. Help us thank them with a reward of well-deserved recognition and gratitude.

Interest Groups
Camera Group Tuesdays 5:45 pm Donna MacKenzie 480-243-7831 Pickleball Group - Pickleball Courts Mondays 12 pm Lessons by appt Mondays 1 pm Skills/Drills Mon/Wed/Fri 3 pm Open Fun Play Tues. & Sat. 8 am Men/Women C 10 am Men/Women B Thursdays 8 am Women All Levels 10 am Men All Levels Fridays 1 pm Women Shootout Sundays 3 pm Men Competitive Audrey Sobota 520-233-6158 Genealogy Group - Computer Lab 1st Wednesday 1 pm Jan Trbovich 520-723-9454 Hand & Foot Group - Card Room 2nd & 4th Thurs. 1 pm Linda Lehti 520-723-9963 Mexican Train/Chicken Foot - Card Room 1st & 3rd Thurs. 1 pm Travel Group 3rd Tuesday 2 pm Kathleen Doherty 520-266-9267 Wine Group - Ballroom 2nd Wed. 6 - 8 pm Investment Group - Computer Lab 2nd Thurs. 6 pm Elwyn Moore 520-709-4840

Weight Watchers Meetings Tuesdays @ 1:00 PM Classroom $130/10-week series Contact Lorena at 602-248-0303 x21

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Saturday, April 28th 7 pm Missouri Opry
Sun City and Parkside residents are invited to attend! Bring your blankets or chairs and enjoy a FREE outdoor concert at the amphitheater. The kids will enjoy the Adventure Playground, Splash Pad and inflatable bounce house. Dont forget to bring some cash and enjoy hot dogs, snacks, drinks, ice cream, kettle corn and shaved ice! SEE YOU THERE!

TOURNAMENT
Friday, April 13 5 - 8:30 pm $12 pp REGISTER by April 12. Minimum: 12 Drop ins accepted for additional $5. Open to Sun City and Parkside residents! Snacks provided. Deep stack, Blind Structure.

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Recycling Update
The Recycling Program at Sun City is experiencing some changes. In March the 4 recycling bins located on Spirit Way by the water tank, near Liberty, were moved to the first Spirit Way across the street from the Community Garden. This change will continue until the end of April. At the end of April the mixed material program will be discontinued. These materials include the plastic bottles and jugs and the metal cans. Abitibi, the program provider, can no longer absorb the losses incurred due to high operating costs of this program. The mixed material bins will be removed at the end of April and the paper/ cardboard containers will be moved to the Union Center. If you wish to continue to recycle the mixed materials you can do so by taking the plastics and aluminum/ metal cans and also glass to two drop off points in Florence. Either the Main Street Park on 22nd Street in Florence or the Pinal County Recycling Transfer Station on Adamsville Road in Florence will accept these materials anytime of the day.

View the Calendar at www.OurSunCityAMR.net for all event details!

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Updates
The Spring 2012 Semester finishes up April 2 with the One Book Arizona class. Thank you to everyone that participated this semester and a special THANK YOU goes out to the courses!

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Friday
Karaoke Night 6:30 pm

Saturday
7 Arts in the Park & Cafe Lunch 10 am - 4 pm Spring Farewell Dance 7 pm

As of March 13th, 260 seats were filled (if purchased by Feb. 8) resulting in 69% $12 pp out of 379 available seats capacity. 131 residents participated in the ASU Lifelong Learning program this semester. $14 pp (if purchased after Feb. 8)

Saturday, February 18 7:00 pm Community Scholars that led such engaging Ballroom

The Fall 2012 course schedule is being put together now and you will soon be encouraged to participate in an ASU Lifelong Learning survey to ask for your feedback on course topics. Please take a few moments and provide your feedback. We use this information to coordinate upcoming course schedules.

2 3 4 5 SPECIAL Cardiology 101 ASU: One Book Ladies Lunch Out: ENGAGEMENT: Seminar The Olive Mill Arizona The Incredible 12 - 2 pm 11:30 am 1 - 2:30 pm Human Home Source Happy Hour Machine Workshop 5 - 7 pm 7 - 8:45 pm 1 - 2 pm Relay for Life Trivia Night 6 pm 9 10 11 12 Wild Horse FREE Blood Wealth Pass/Lone Pressure and Management Butte Casino Heart Rate Seminar Departs at 8:45 am Testing 10 am - 1 pm 9 am - 1 pm Movie Night: Tower Heist PG-13 6 - 8 pm 16 17 18 19 Sun Valley Meet the Bus Trip: Open Mic Night Solar Solutions Physicians: Top Diamondbacks 6 pm Seminar 10 Health vs. Pirates 10 am - 12 pm Topics for Departs 10:30 am Women Cafe Lunch 11:30 am 11:30 am - 1 pm 1:30 pm Yappy Hour 4 pm 24 Chat & Chew 9 am & 3 pm 25

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Karaoke Night Open Mic Night Fri., April 6 @ 6:30 pm Thur., Apr. 19 @ 6 pm
We have a great time at Karaoke! Everyone is welcome and guaranteed a good time! Join Karaoke Betty for an evening of singing and fun. No matter what your singing skill (or lack of) is, come on out for a fun evening. Its FREE in the Ballroom. Bring a beverage and a light snack.

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This activity is really catching on! If you havent stopped in to Open Mic Night you should put it on your must do list! Sun City residents with a variety of musical talent take the stage during the evening and entertain. Bring your own refreshments, some snacks or hors douerves and have a great evening enjoying the talents of our own residents. If you want to participate, please register at the front desk AND call Rod Streff at 308-995-6771.

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28 Concert in the Park Missouri Opry 7 pm

American Cancer Society Relay for Life TRIVIA Fundraiser

Thursday, April 5, 2012 6 - 8:30 pm Ballroom LOTS of prizes and fun! Tickets: $12 pp Contact Yvette at 520-705-6011 or Vicki DElia at 520.424.2969 All are encouraged to wear purple!

Wealth Management Seminar

Thursday, April 12 10 am - 12 pm FREE Lunch Card Room Register at the Front Desk 29 30

Compliance Reminder
If you have turned in an Architectural Submittal form, be sure to pick up your work authorization permit at the front desk.

Ladies Lunch Out @ The Olive Mill

Tuesday, April 3 Meet at Union Center to carpool at 11:30 am Register at the Front Desk.

LEGEND Social Events - RED Fitness & Wellness - BLUE Trips - GREEN Council Events - BROWN Seminars/Classes - PURPLE Open to the Public - BLACK

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Monday 8:00 9:00 AM
Spin (indoor cycle)
Resident Group (LIMIT 9 PPL)

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Wednesday
Spin (indoor cycle)
Resident Group (LIMIT 9 PPL)

Thursday
Stretch
Resident Group

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Saturday
Spin (indoor cycle)
Resident Group (LIMIT 9 PPL)

9:15 10:15 AM 10:30 11:30 AM 11:30 1:00 PM 1:15 2:15 PM 2:30 3:30 PM 6:30 7:30 PM

Intro to Dance Aerobics Circuit Training

Instructor: Diane

Yoga
Instructor: Jeanne

Total Body Sculpt

Instructor: Vicki

Resident Group

Core Conditioning
Instructor: Vicki

Swim Aerobics
Instructor: Diane

Yoga 10:00 11:00 AM Swim Aerobics

Instructor: Diane Instructor: Sheila

Swim Aerobics
Instructor: Diane

ZUMBA TONING*
Instructor: Kristy (LIMIT 35 PPL)

Swim Aerobics
Instructor: Diane

Ping Pong
Open Play

Spin (indoor cycle)

Resident Group (LIMIT 9 PPL)

Restorative Yoga
Instructor: Sheila

Spin (indoor cycle)

Resident Group (LIMIT 9 PPL)

Walk Away the Pounds

DVD Led Resident Group

Zumba Gold and Zumba Toning are specialty fitness classes. These classes are offered as 4-week sessions. Drop-in passes are available for them at a rate of $6 per class. Swim Aerobics will take precedence in the indoor pool as an authorized association function during its normal class time. Please note that lane lines may be taken down depending on size of class.

Total Fitness for Beginners

Instructor: Vicki

Yoga
Instructor: Sheila

Restorative Yoga Enhance overall health and sense of well-being with this low intensity yoga class. This easy paced class incorporates traditional poses using the support of a chair to build strength and improve balance, as well as calming stretches to promote flexibility. Core Conditioning A MODERATE IMPACT class designed to work all the major muscle groups. Activities utilize stability balls and other core training equipment, in order to aid the body in maintaining balance and stability for the activities of daily living as well as other recreational activities. Yoga A balanced practice that combines two equally important styles of yoga. The class will begin with active poses to build strength and stamina & conclude with deep stretches to promote flexibility and relaxation. Appropriate for all levels (variations & modifications will be offered). Total Body Sculpt In this mat-based Pilates-style group fitness class youll tone all areas of the body and build functional strength. Great for all levels! Total Fitness for Beginners This low intensity exercise class is perfect for individuals who would consider themselves to be fitness beginners. The class will utilize exercises that take place in a standing or seated position in a chair. Youll complete strength, cardio and stretching exercises each class. Circuit Training A MODERATE / HIGH IMPACT class designed to burn fat and build strength. Circuit Training combines choreographed aerobics and strength resistance exercises to maximize the cardiovascular and strength benefits. ZUMBA GOLD* This specialty group fitness class is designed to take the exciting Latin & international dance rhythms created in the original ZUMBA program and bring them to the active adult, beginner participant and other special populations that may need modifications for success.