HTH-928 ANSR-Intermediate Tai Chi

Section Info: Annapolis Senior Center | Intermediate Tai Chi | This intermediate Tai Chi class builds on the Yang Style Simplified Short Form learned in Beginner Tai Chi (required). Students refine slow, flowing movements with deep breathing. Often called "meditation in motion," the practice supports balance, cardiovascular health, bone strength, joint comfort, mental clarity, and overall wellbeing.

HTH-928 ANSR-Intermediate Tai Chi

Section Info: Annapolis Senior Center | Intermediate Tai Chi | No class Sept 7 | This intermediate Tai Chi class builds on the Yang Style Simplified Short Form learned in Beginner Tai Chi (required). Students refine slow, flowing movements with deep breathing. Often called meditation in motion, the practice supports balance, cardiovascular health, bone strength, joint comfort, mental clarity, and overall wellbeing.

HTH-928 ANSR-Intermediate Tai Chi

Section Info: Annapolis Senior Center | Intermediate Tai Chi | No class Sept 7 | This intermediate Tai Chi class builds on the Yang Style Simplified Short Form learned in Beginner Tai Chi (required). Students refine slow, flowing movements with deep breathing. Often called meditation in motion, the practice supports balance, cardiovascular health, bone strength, joint comfort, mental clarity, and overall wellbeing.

HTH-928 ONLN-Intermediate Tai Chi

Section Info: Online | Intermediate Tai Chi | This intermediate Tai Chi class builds on the Yang Style Simplified Short Form learned in Beginner Tai Chi (required). Students refine slow, flowing movements with deep breathing. Often called meditation in motion, the practice supports balance, cardiovascular health, bone strength, joint comfort, mental clarity, and overall wellbeing. | Note: Attendance in online class sessions Tuesdays from 9:30-10:30 a.m. is mandatory for section 308.

KDD-875 Advanced Robotics

Section Info: Note: Campers must be between 11-14 years old and have completed grade 6, 7, 8 this past school year.

KDD-875 Advanced Robotics

Section Info: Note: Campers must be between 11-14 years old and have completed grade 6, 7, 8 this past school year.

HTH-929 COSR- Tai Chi Intermediate/Adv

Section Info: Omalley Senior Center | Tai Chi Intermediate/ Advanced | No class September 7 | This Intermediate to Advanced Tai Chi class is for students familiar with the Yang Simplified 24 Form. It builds on core principles by introducing the Yang Simplified 88 Form. Tai Chi uses slow, smooth movements to relax both body and mind, while improving general health, mobility, and balance. It also strengthens the cardiovascular and immune systems.

HTH-929 COSR- Tai Chi Intermediate/Adv

Section Info: Omalley Senior Center | Tai Chi Intermediate/ Advanced | No class September 7 | This Intermediate to Advanced Tai Chi class is for students familiar with the Yang Simplified 24 Form. It builds on core principles by introducing the Yang Simplified 88 Form. Tai Chi uses slow, smooth movements to relax both body and mind, while improving general health, mobility, and balance. It also strengthens the cardiovascular and immune systems.

PHO-921 ASRC-Smartphone Photography

Section Info: Arnold Senior Center | Smartphone Photography | No class August 13 | Take your photos to the next level by exploring the basic controls on your smartphones camera, applying compositional techniques to your shooting, and using Snapseed, a free photo editing app. We will also discuss accessories and other apps you can use for shooting and editing your photos.

PHO-921 ASRC-Smartphone Photography

Section Info: Arnold Senior Center | Smartphone Photography | No class August 13 | Take your photos to the next level by exploring the basic controls on your smartphones camera, applying compositional techniques to your shooting, and using Snapseed, a free photo editing app. We will also discuss accessories and other apps you can use for shooting and editing your photos.

HTH-943 PASD-Aerobic Dance

Section Info: Pasadena Senior Center | Aerobic Dance | Join our fun dance fitness class for a full-body workout that benefits your health, heart, and mind. The class starts slowly, with step-by-step instructions for each dance move. It includes warm-up dances, aerobic routines, cool-downs, weights, and floor/chair stretches, followed by a recovery heart rate. Designed for non-dancers, students work at their own pace while focusing on enjoyment. Participants should be able to stand, walk, move side to side, and get up and down from the floor independently or with a chairs help.

HTH-934 SCSC-Intermediate Mat Yoga

Section Info: South County Senior Center | Intermediate Mat Yoga | This intermediate yoga class begins with gentle versions of postures and offers options for more challenging variations. Poses are held longer with shorter relaxation between them. Classes also include discussion of yoga philosophy along with introductions to breathing techniques and meditation.

HTH-935 Online | Intermediate Pilates

Section Info: Online | Intermediate Pilates | Come and try this Pilates class with Heterrsa! This class is designed to go beyond the basic Pilates moves. Focus and concentration. Students must be able to get up and down. Suggested Equipment: Pilates/Yoga Mat, Pilates ring (helps at time but not mandatory). | Note: Attendance in online class sessions Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:30-9:30 a.m. is mandatory for section 304.

HTH-926 MC-Aerobics, Strength

Section Info: Main Campus | Aerobics, Strength | No class Aug 4 and 6 | This class improves balance, cardiovascular fitness, and strength using weights, balls, bands, bars, and a mat or chair. We begin with a warm-up and stretch, followed by low-impact aerobics to raise the heart rate. Strength and cardio segments alternate, ending with core work and stretching. All major muscle groups are trained for a total-body workout-set to great music.

HTH-926 MC-Aerobics, Strength

Section Info: Main Campus | Aerobics, Strength | No class Aug 4 and 6 | This class improves balance, cardiovascular fitness, and strength using weights, balls, bands, bars, and a mat or chair. We begin with a warm-up and stretch, followed by low-impact aerobics to raise the heart rate. Strength and cardio segments alternate, ending with core work and stretching. All major muscle groups are trained for a total-body workout-set to great music.