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COURTENAY
ADULT
Bring a hat,
water bottle &
sunscreen to all
outdoor programs.
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ADULT KUNG FU
Applied Body Mechanics Ving Tsun
(ABMVT) is a tested system of Ving
Tsun (Wing Chun) Kung Fu that
emphasizes small movements for
maximum results. This class is skill
based training in an encouraging
and safe, non-threatening envi-
ronment. Being a form of Chinese
Boxing, this class develops fast
hands with progressive sparring
drills and pad work.
No class
August 7.
Instructor:
Corny Martens
#43515
Mondays & Wednesdays
July 5 - August 23
8:00 - 10:00 pm
Lewis Activity Room
$168/14
PICKLEBALL
Join in and have fun playing this
exciting paddle game! Like a mini
tennis game Pickleball is played
by 2 or 4 people on a badmin-
ton-sized court using wood paddle
racquets and a plastic style base-
ball. Equipment will be provided.
#43558
Mondays, Wednesdays
& Fridays
May 24 - September 8
9:00 - 11:00 am
Martin Park Lacrosse Box
$2/Drop-in
GOLF FULL SWING
This lesson program covers all the
fundamentals to improve your
current golf swing and will give
you the tools to fix any current
problems in your golf swing.
Instructor:
Bill Kelly
#43550
Fridays
July 7 - 28
12:00 - 1:00 pm
Glacier Greens
$92/4
GOLF SHORT GAME
This lesson program covers all
areas of the short game; chipping,
pitching, putting and sand play.
Instructor:
Bill Kelly
#43551
Thursdays
July 6 - 27
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Glacier Greens
$92/4
GETTING TO KNOW
DEMENTIA
This introductory session reviews
information about Alzheimer’s
disease and other dementias, and
the challenges of receiving a diag-
nosis. Participants will learn about
the different types of support
available throughout the demen-
tia journey, and how to begin
planning for the future. People
with a diagnosis of dementia, care
partners and family members are
all invited to attend.
Instructor:
Alzheimer’s Society
#43981
Friday August 25
Lower Native Sons Hall
Free (please pre-register)
GRIEVING LOSSES
DURING THE DEMENTIA
JOURNEY
The dementia journey requires
ongoing adjustment to many
changes that occur throughout
the early, middle and late stages
of the disease. Grief is the natural
and necessary process to all of
these changes that involve loss.
This workshop is an opportuni-
ty to explore the loss and grief
issues of the dementia caregiving
experience. There will be time
for participants to consider some
suggestions for weathering these
losses.
Instructor:
Alzheimer’s Society
#43983
Monday July 10
Filberg Soroptomist Lounge
Free (Please per-register)
Balls and Clubs provided for
golf programs. Please meet
at the Glacier Greens
Pro Shop.