HTH-926 COSR-Circuit Training

Section Info: Omalley Senior Center | Circuit Training | No class Sept 7 | This circuit class uses the Annex Fitness Center's cardio and weight machines to build strength and endurance. After a 5-minute warm-up, participants alternate between cardio and strength machines in timed intervals, finishing with a cool-down. The workout is designed to increase energy, muscular endurance, and overall fitness. Beginner to intermediate level.

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.

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.

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.

CTT-928 ASRC- Intro to Computers

Section Info: Arnold Senior Center | An Introduction to Computers | Examine the basic features and functions of a Windows computer. Explore essential computer hardware and software, settings and computer safety, and practice beginning skills needed to navigate the world of computers. Review is used for day-to-day functions such as banking and email communication.

HTH-929 PSRC-Beginner Tai Chi

Section Info: Pascal Senior Center | Beginner Tai Chi | This continuing education course provides instruction on improving and maintaining health through education and awareness of movement and balance concepts and practices. Topics include muscle groups, fall prevention, maintaining and improving coordination, and improving balance.

HTH-929 PSRC-Comprehensive Tai Chi

Section Info: Pascal Senior Center | Comprehensive Tai Chi | This continuing education course provides instruction on improving and maintaining health through education and awareness of movement and balance concepts and practices. Topics include muscle groups, fall prevention, maintaining and improving coordination, and improving balance.

HTH-926 COSR-Aerobics and Strength

Section Info: Omalley Senior Center | Aerobics and Strength | This class begins with 20-30 minutes of cardio movement to raise the heart rate and get blood pumping. This is followed by a mixture of conditioning training to help tone the body using a combination of hand weights, bands, small balls, and a chair to build core strength, balance, and tone. This is truly a complete body workout!

HTH-929 COSR- Tai Chi Beginner

Section Info: Omalley Senior Center | Tai Chi Beginner | No class September 7 | This beginner Tai Chi class is perfect for those new to the practice. You will explore fundamental principles through the Yang Simplified 24 Form. Tai Chi is a Chinese exercise system using slow, smooth movements to relax the body and mind. It supports overall health, strengthens the cardiovascular and immune systems, and enhances mobility and balance. Suggested Equipment: Comfortable clothing and flexible shoes.

HTH-929 COSR- Tai Chi Beginner

Section Info: Omalley Senior Center | Tai Chi Beginner | No class September 7 | This beginner Tai Chi class is perfect for those new to the practice. You will explore fundamental principles through the Yang Simplified 24 Form. Tai Chi is a Chinese exercise system using slow, smooth movements to relax the body and mind. It supports overall health, strengthens the cardiovascular and immune systems, and enhances mobility and balance. Suggested Equipment: Comfortable clothing and flexible shoes.

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.

KYC-825 Story Explorers

Section Info: Note: Campers must be between 6-8 years old and have completed grade 1 or 2 this past school year.