Active Adults PROGRAMS & CLASSES
Important Notice
Due to the situation surrounding the COVID-19, our active adult programs and classes have been temporarily put on hold. We hope to be able to offer a new and innovative vision of active adult programming in 2022/23.
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Nick Davison
Recreation SupervisorPhone: 916-536-6413
pLAY GAMES & CREATE NEW FRIENDSHIPS!
Program currently suspended
Enjoy coffee, tea, and some light snacks as we get together and build new connections. Bring a game to play and a story to tell! We are looking forward to meeting you as we continue to grow this outstanding program.
No registration needed - Drop by and join us just as you are when you can.
TUESDAYS - THURSDAYS | 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
location: Village Hall
Program Contact:
Daniel Cattolica | dcattolica@forpd.org | (916) 966-1036
GET OUTSIDE & ENJOY NATURE!
Program currently suspended
Group meets at the trailhead at 9AM. Be sure to dress in weather-appropriate attire. Bring a water bottle and comfortable walking shoes. Reach out to us now to be on our contact list!
Register Now! Hikes are free to all active adults in the community.
Upcoming Hikes:
TBA
PROGRAM CONTACT:
Nick Davison | ndavison@forpd.org | (916) 966-1036
STAY INFORMED WITH INNOVATIVE CLASSES!
Indoor classes currently suspended
*For current classes and registration, please see our Roost Activity Guide.
CLASS LOCATIONS: VILLAGE HALL, ARTS & CRAFTS BUILDING
bRAIN gAIN
Experience fun interactive brain exercises that give you a creative workout beyond just crosswords and Sudoku. Join education physiologist, Dr. Alice Jacobs, as we learn about the hemispheres of the brain, the predominant functdions, and engage in hemisphere dominant exercises.
medicare 101
Overwhelmed by all the choices for Medicare plans? Learn what is and is not covered by Medicare Part A, B, and D and about the role of supplemental insurance plans A-N, known as "Medi-Gap," and proposed changes for 2020 and beyond.
static in the attic: understanding about memory and how to preserve it!
Join Dr. Alice Jacobs, a leader in brain wellness lifestyle promotion, in this innovative and important workshop about current scientific information on memory and techniques for improving it.
how will you spend your retirement savings?
Creating monthly income that last throughout your retirement can be trickty. Retirment income plans are crucial to protect your assets and have sufficient income for 30+ years. If you are still working and saving, or are planning to retire in the near future, this workshop is for you!
Smart Phone Basics & Photography
These hands-on courses teach the basics of Android and iPhone devices and how to use them to improve your everyday life.
GET UP & STAY ACTIVE!
*For current classes and registration, please see our Roost Activity Guide.
CLASS LOCATIONS: COMMUNITY CLUBHOUSE
HATHA YOGA
TUESDAY | FRIDAY
In addition to relaxing and stretching, Yoga postures release tension, gently but firmly strengthen and tone the deeper supportive muscle structure and improve organ and glandular function. You ca nexpect to experience greater ease of movement, an increase sense of well-being and deeper, more restful sleep. Participants work to their own ability.
ZUMBA® Fitness for All Ages
MONDAY | WEDNESDAY | FRIDAY
Zumba® Gold is for active older adults who are looking for a modified Zumba® class that recreates the original moves you love at an easier intensity level. Classes focus on all elements of fitness: cardiovascular, muscular conditioning, flexibility, and balance!
SENIOR STRETCH
MONDAY - THURSDAY
We begin with simple stretches that focus on balance. After stretching we use free weights for bone strengthening and the prevention of muscle mass loss. We then move on to non-partner choreographed dances. This is the fun, active part that keeps the brain and body constantly working!
TAI CHI - BASIC #3, QI QONG + 8 WAYS
WEDNESDAYS
The movements, massages, and postures of Qigong and Tai Chi help improve the circulation and balance of the body’s "chi," our vitality or "life force energy". Studies have shown improved balance, coordination, and the reduction of pain. Classes are intended both for beginners and experienced practitioners.
EXPLORE YOUR INTERESTS & LEARN NEW SKILLS
*For current classes and registration, please see our Roost Activity Guide.
LINE DANCING
LOCATION: COMMUNITY CLUBHOUSE
*Classes currently available through April.
Dancing is a great way to exercise the mind and body, as well as meet new friends! Afternoon and evening classes are graduated into 5 levels starting at "Absolute Beginner" (level 1) and moving up to "Experienced Improver" (level 5). Join any time!
ROUND DANCE
LOCATION: COMMUNITY CLUBHOUSE
*Classes currently available through April.
Smile at your partner, listen to the music, move your feet as directed - You’re dancing! Round dancing is ballroom dancing to cues - steps are choreographed in advance so partners know what’s coming, making it easier to lead and follow. Classes are in beginning to intermediate waltz and intermediate multiple rhythms.
PAINT AND SIP CLASS
LOCATION: ARTS & CRAFTS BUILDING
*Classes currently available in March and April.
Let’s get creative! For two hours we give you detailed step-by-step instruction so you can create your own work of art. No prior painting experience required.
JOIN US ON A NORTHERN CALIFORNIA ADVENTURE!
Our most recent trip was last year to the Charles Dickens Fair in San Francisco.
Please check back here for details on future bus trips!
PROGRAM CONTACT:
Ian Roberts | iroberts@forpd.org | (916) 966-1036