HTH-947 PASD-Mat Yoga

Section Info: Pasadena Senior Center | Mat Yoga | Come join this mat yoga class suitable for everyone, including beginners. No yoga experience is needed. In this class you will work on posture, alignment, weight bearing exercises, balance, and body awareness. You will leave feeling strong, centered, and peaceful. There is a focus on breathing practices to induce a more relaxed state in the body, mind, and spirit.

HTH-947 PASD-Mat Yoga

Section Info: Pasadena Senior Center | Mat Yoga | Come join this mat yoga class suitable for everyone, including beginners. No yoga experience is needed. In this class you will work on posture, alignment, weight bearing exercises, balance, and body awareness. You will leave feeling strong, centered, and peaceful. There is a focus on breathing practices to induce a more relaxed state in the body, mind, and spirit.

HTH-947 PSRC-Mat Yoga

Section Info: Pascal Senior Center | Mat Yoga | No class May 25 | Join this mat yoga class suitable for all levels, including beginners. No prior experience is needed. You'll work on posture, alignment, balance, body awareness, and weight-bearing exercises, leaving you feeling strong, centered, and peaceful. Breathing techniques will help relax the body, mind, and spirit. Please bring a chair if needed, wear comfortable clothes, and use a yoga mat or non-slippery surface. Ensure enough clear space to move freely.

HTH-947 SCSC-Mat Yoga

Section Info: South County Senior Center | Mat Yoga | This class is an enjoyable and energizing yoga practice focusing on breath and alignment. Participants will learn various postures and sun/moon salutations to build stamina, find flexibility and create energy. This class offers a healthy way to find self-awareness, self-care and self-healing. Participants confidently set healthy boundaries and limits. Each student creates unique individual yoga practice. There is mat work involved and Cheryl will modify if needed. This class offers a safe environment for us to learn, laugh and grow.

FLR-349 Flowers to Wear

Section Info: Note: If you cannot attend, a course drop form must be completed, submitted and received by the college no later than seven calendar days prior to the course start date in order for a refund to be issued. Completed course drop forms can be submitted by fax (410-777-4325), mail, online through the noncredit registration site or in-person at one of our registration sites.

DHY-124 Dental Hygiene CL 3 Pain Mgt

Section Info: Students will be assigned lab and clinical times in accordance with the schedule on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

HTH-947 ONLN-Beg Mat Yoga

Section Info: Online | Beginner Mat Yoga | No class May 25 | Therapeutic yoga (floor/mat) for those who prefer a gentle style and leisurely pace. Each class begins with breathing and body awareness fundamentals, followed by deep stretches and beginner poses. Enhanced verbal instruction and unlimited modifications make this practice accessible and beneficial for all levels. Emphasis on skills that are practical and versatile for seniors in activities of daily living. If you enjoy an interactive, shared learning experience in a warm, friendly environment - WELCOME HOME! Class is student-centered and engagement-driven via Zoom audio and video. Equipment: yoga "sticky" mat and thick towel. | Note: Attendance in online class sessions Mondays from 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. is mandatory for section 218.

HTH-947 ONLN-Yoga, Pilates, Strength

Section Info: Online | Yoga, Pilates and Strength | This class focuses on improving flexibility, joint health, and muscular strength through joint release exercises and Pilates core-strengthening practices. Weights will be used for muscle toning and strengthening, with a focus on breath, poses, and exercises to calm the body, mind, and spirit. The class will occasionally include deeper relaxation. Bring two rolled towels, a yoga belt (if available), two yoga blocks, and a yoga mat. A sturdy chair is suggested for balance exercises. Wear comfortable clothes and ensure clear space to move. | Note: Attendance in online class sessions Thursdays from 9:30-10:30 a.m. is mandatory for section 214.

EMT-104 Emerg. Medical Care,CPR & AED

Section Info: Note: This section is a hybrid section with mandatory on-campus in-person lab sessions and mandatory synchronous online lectures. The specific schedule will be provided through Canvas. Class will meet Wednesdays from 2pm-5pm. Students must purchase the book package by the first day of class.

HTH-904 COSR-Line Dance

Section Info: Omalley Senior Center | Line Dance | If you have experience in line dancing and would like a challenge, this is the class for you! It is geared toward the intermediate level and includes new dances.

HTH-904 PSRC-Line Dance

Section Info: Pascal Senior Center | Line Dance | Whether you are new to line dancing or already have some experience and just want to brush up on your skills, this is the class for you! Geared toward the beginner level, we will go over the dances step by step before we add the music, and cues will be given while we are dancing to the music. We will learn new steps together and enjoy some dances from the past which have made a comeback.

HTH-904 ANSR-Line Dance Advanced

Section Info: Annapolis Senior Center | Line Dance Advanced | If you have some experience in line dancing and would like a challenge, these classes are for you! They are geared toward intermediate to advanced level students and include more modern or newer dances.

HTH-904 ANSR-Line Dance Beginner

Section Info: Annapolis Senior Center | Line Dance Beginner | This low impact line dance class is geared toward beginners with guidance through the steps and how to perform circle dances and other similar dances. The history of some dances is occasionally explained. This class addresses the needs of beginners with attention to the best and easiest way to accomplish the dance. Dances can be adapted for students who have physicals limitations.

HTH-904 ASRC-Line Dance Beginner

Section Info: Arnold Senior Center | Line Dance Beginner | No class May 25 | This beginner line dance class teaches basic steps and dances primarily to country music. No partners are needed, and the class provides an enjoyable aerobic workout for both mind and body. Students will work on balance, posture, and dance technique while learning new routines. Wear leather-soled shoes, dance sneakers, or dance boots. Bring your smile and dancing feet, enjoy great music, and "boot scoot" your way to better health together.

HTH-904 ASRC-Line Dance Intermediate

Section Info: Arnold Senior Center | Line Dance Intermediate | Line dancing is a great way for people of all ages to get in shape and have fun! If you have experience in line dancing and would like a challenge, this is the class for you! It is geared toward the intermediate level and includes new dances. Various genres of music will be used.