Aqua exercise classes are now running at the Corowa Aquatic Centre. Council’s Ageing Well Committee members, Liz Seeliger and Jenny Enever, are starting another amazing exercise program for seniors in the Federation Council.
Aqua Fitness class participants in the pool.
The low-cost aqua exercise classes, supported by Murrumbidgee Local Health District (MLHD), are now running on Tuesdays at 10am and Fridays at 2:45pm. Entry to the Aquatic Centre is $5.50 and participants are asked to bring a gold coin to cover the cost of the class.
Trained volunteer leader, Liz Seeliger said she is excited to launch an aqua exercise program for people seniors at the Corowa Aquatic Centre.
“I am thrilled to be launching this program at the Corowa Aquatic Centre to assist people to age well in the Federation Council area,” said Liz. “Everyone is welcome to come and join in, and work at their own pace and fitness.”
After the success of the Gentle Exercise Program in Howlong, Jenny Enever is keen to begin her Aqua exercise at Corowa and then transfer to the outdoor Howlong pool when it opens in December.
“People don’t need to be able to swim to join this class, and we have swim belts available to help people float,” said Jenny. “The ramp into the pool at the Corowa Aquatic Centre also makes getting in and out of the pool comfortable and safe.”
Aquatic exercise can also have several health benefits, such as improved heart health, reduced stress, and improved muscular endurance and strength. Exercising in the water can be a great way to include physical activity into your life. It may also be a beneficial way for older adults to stay active.
For more information about physical activity classes provided by Murrumbidgee Local Health District please contact Adelle Kennedy, Healthy Ageing Co-ordinator on 0409 781 326 or visit or visit the NSW Active and Healthy website.
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