HTH-903 ONLN-Chair Tai Chi

Section Info: Online | Chair Tai Chi | Tai Chi Chuan is an ancient Chinese movement practice offering several health benefits. Exercises consist of slow, graceful movements made while breathing deeply. Seated Tai Chi is a great option for those with limited mobility. Some of the benefits include greater muscle control, improved system management for arthritis and related medical conditions affecting aging adults, better stability, and reduced stress. | Note: Attendance in online class sessions Mondays from 9-10 a.m. is mandatory for section 915.

HTH-903 ONLN-Line Dance

Section Info: Online | Line Dance | Learn and practice different popular Line Dances. Steps to each song are broken down before performing. This is a dance class where you will learn technique. No previous dance experience necessary. Just show up ready to have fun. | Note: Attendance in online class sessions Wednesdays from 4-5 p.m. is mandatory for section 903.

HTH-903 PSRC-Tap Dance

Section Info: Pascal Senior Center | Tap Dance | Come learn fun tap dance routines. Learn a variety of skills and choreographed tap dances. Some tap experience is preferred. Tap dancing will help increase muscular strength, motor skills, cardiovascular conditioning and will sharpen your memory.

HTH-903 SSAC-Ballroom Dance

Section Info: Severn Senior Center | Ballroom Dance | No class Nov 3 | Sharpen your dance skills, get exercise, and have fun in this engaging class with Carlos Pabon, former Rhythm and Latin National Champion and respected national competition judge. You will learn the basics of ballroom dance while building a foundation of movement, patterns, and skills for each dance style. Carlos enjoys working with seniors and highlights ballrooms benefits, from physical fitness to memory support. All levels are welcome, and partners are encouraged but not required.

HTH-903 SSAC-Ballroom Dance

Section Info: Severn Senior Center | Ballroom Dance | No class Nov 3 | Sharpen your dance skills, get exercise, and have fun in this engaging class with Carlos Pabon, former Rhythm and Latin National Champion and respected national competition judge. You will learn the basics of ballroom dance while building a foundation of movement, patterns, and skills for each dance style. Carlos enjoys working with seniors and highlights ballrooms benefits, from physical fitness to memory support. All levels are welcome, and partners are encouraged but not required.

HTH-903 SSAC-Belly Dance for Exercise

Section Info: Severn Senior Center | Belly Dance for Exercise | No Class Nov. 11 | Belly dance celebrates every body type and age. One of the oldest dance forms, it draws from cultures across the Middle East and beyond. Learn to isolate movements to build strength, tone muscles, and increase flexibility while enjoying expressive dance set to vibrant, exotic rhythms.

HTH-903 SSAC-Belly Dance for Exercise

Section Info: Severn Senior Center | Belly Dance for Exercise | No Class Nov. 11 | Belly dance celebrates every body type and age. One of the oldest dance forms, it draws from cultures across the Middle East and beyond. Learn to isolate movements to build strength, tone muscles, and increase flexibility while enjoying expressive dance set to vibrant, exotic rhythms.

HTH-903 SSAC-Chair Tai Chi

Section Info: Severn Senior Center | Chair Tai Chi | No Class Nov. 11 | Tai Chi Chuan is a gentle Chinese movement practice using slow, graceful motions with deep breathing. This seated version is ideal for those with limited mobility. Benefits include improved muscle control, greater stability, reduced stress, and support for managing arthritis and other conditions common in aging adults.

HTH-903 SSAC-Chair Tai Chi

Section Info: Severn Senior Center | Chair Tai Chi | No Class Nov. 11 | Tai Chi Chuan is a gentle Chinese movement practice using slow, graceful motions with deep breathing. This seated version is ideal for those with limited mobility. Benefits include improved muscle control, greater stability, reduced stress, and support for managing arthritis and other conditions common in aging adults.

HTH-903 SSAC-Qigong

Section Info: Severn Senior Center | Qigong | No Class Nov. 11 | Explore the health benefits of Qi Gong, an ancient Chinese practice that cultivates energy through movement and breath. This class focuses on the Eight Pieces of Brocade, promoting flexibility, relaxation, mental clarity, and vitality. Gentle movements help calm the mind, energize the body, and support overall balance and wellbeing.

HTH-903 SSAC-Qigong

Section Info: Severn Senior Center | Qigong | No Class Nov. 11 | Explore the health benefits of Qi Gong, an ancient Chinese practice that cultivates energy through movement and breath. This class focuses on the Eight Pieces of Brocade, promoting flexibility, relaxation, mental clarity, and vitality. Gentle movements help calm the mind, energize the body, and support overall balance and wellbeing.

HTH-904 PASD-Line Dance Beginner

Section Info: Pasadena Senior Center | Line Dance Beginner | This low-impact line dance class is designed for beginners, with clear guidance through basic steps, circle dances, and similar routines. Instructor focuses on simple techniques and may share dance history. Movements can be adapted to accommodate students with physical limitations, making the class accessible and enjoyable for all.

HTH-904 SCSC-Line Dance Beginner

Section Info: South County Senior Center | Line Dance Beginner | No class Nov. 11 | This low-impact line dance class is designed for beginners, with clear guidance through basic steps, circle dances, and similar routines. Instructor focuses on simple techniques and may share dance history. Movements can be adapted to accommodate students with physical limitations, making the class accessible and enjoyable for all.

HTH-904 SCSC-Line Dance Beginner

Section Info: South County Senior Center | Line Dance Beginner | No class Nov. 11 | This low-impact line dance class is designed for beginners, with clear guidance through basic steps, circle dances, and similar routines. Instructor focuses on simple techniques and may share dance history. Movements can be adapted to accommodate students with physical limitations, making the class accessible and enjoyable for all.

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