Tag: fitness

New classes for Balance and Neurological Improvement

Wednesday and Saturday are new classes which will be emphasize specific exercises for balance, neurological improvement and left-right brain coordination. These can be done in the chairs and it is not strenuous. Those who have Parkinson’s will greatly benefit. This will include some easy Qi Gong and relaxing meditation. The first class will be Saturday,…

Pilates principles points

Linda Elsea, Certified Pilates Teacher Remember when Mom used to say, “Don’t bite off more than you can chew” and “Your eyes are bigger than your stomach?” We wanted it all, and we wanted it now. We lived and grew up wanting instant gratification and ignoring basic principle. How many years was it before my…

Water aerobics at the Cottonwood Pool

Karen Hall Hard to believe it’s September! Our Water Aerobic classes are one hour long and still Monday through Friday with class starting at 7:00 a.m.; Saturday’s class starts at 7:30 a.m. Don’t ever hesitate to stop by the pool if only spending 10 minutes to see what we do in our aerobics. Remember, there…

September is for Self-Improvement

Take a class with Kim Kubsch!

Kim Kubsch September is dedicated to self-improvement and active aging – what a perfect time to focus on your health and fitness! Do you need help with your balance or to reduce stress? Relax your mind and body, plus enhance your balance with easy and gentle Tai Chi-QiGong classes with Kim Kubsch. Easy to learn,…

Non-Impact Aerobics – your body’s way

NIA (Non Impact Aerobics) is a joyful movement practice that conditions our bodies in a healthy, safe way. Created in 1983 based on the science of the body, NIA does not jump or jar our joints. With moves and music to inspire joy, the class draws from a blend of dance arts, martial arts and…

Dahn Yoga classes – energy yoga

June Schedule Morning: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 7:45 to 8:45 a.m. Afternoon: Tuesday and Thursdays from 4:15–5:15 p.m. Note: No Monday afternoon classes until the fall Where: SunBird Golf Resort Navajo Room, 3rd floor No cost; donations are accepted If you have questions call Paullene Caraher on cell phone at: 602-292-7858; or e-mail at…

Breathe easy with Tai Chi

Kim Kubsch Why is Tai Chi and Qigong beneficial to practice deep breathing exercises? The moving meditation of Tai Chi is a form of relaxation; and therefore, when practiced regularly, it often leads to the relief or prevention of symptoms commonly associated with stress, which may include high blood pressure, headaches, stomach conditions, depression, anxiety,…