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2020 Winter Leisure Guide

Bellingham Parks & Recreation Leisure Guide

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14 winter 2020 leisure guide cob.org/recreation (360) 778-7000 parks@cob.org OPEN TRACK NIGHT The lights are on. The track, field and stadium are open to runners, jumpers, crossfi ers and other ac vi es that don't involve objects being thrown, kicked or rolled on to the track & field. DAYS/DATES: Wednesdays, January 8–February 26 AGES: All Ages TIME: 6–8 p.m. LOCATION: Civic Stadium (1355 Civic Field Way) COST: Free COORDINATOR: Lance Romo STEPPING OUT Get your dose of nature and start your week off on the right foot with a lovely walk every Monday. Bellingham Parks and Recrea on and Recrea on Northwest are partnering with doctors and other health care providers to prescribe me outside. "Parkscrip ons" connects individuals with posi ve outdoor experiences resul ng in healthier lifestyles and improved mental and physical health. Meet new friends, learn new trails, stay fit and have fun! Each week depart from the Arne Hanna Aqua c Center and explore a nearby trail, Greenways path or park. Walks will gradually get longer (maximum 2.5 miles) and possibly gain a small amount of eleva on by program's end. Bring your walking shoes, water bo le and walking s cks (op onal) and fill your weekly "Parkscrip on"! DAYS/DATES: Mondays, Jan 13, 20, 27 & Feb 3, 10, 17, 24 AGES: All TIME: 9–10 a.m. LOCATION: Meet at Arne Hanna Aqua c Center COST: FREE! But please pre-register to reserve a spot COORDINATOR: Lauren Woodmansee MIN: 5 MAX: 12 Session 1 DAYS/DATES: Tuesdays, January 14–February 18 _____________________________________ Session 2 DAYS/DATES: Tuesdays, February 25–March 31 _____________________________________ AGES: 18 years and older TIME: Noon–1 p.m. LOCATION: Mari me Heritage Park Pavilion COST: $60 COORDINATOR: Alexis Govan/Liza Higbee-Robinson MIN: 6 MAX: 15 GENTLE YOGA Gentle yoga is suitable for beginners as well as experienced yoga prac oners who seek a slow and steady, alignment focused class. This series is appropriate for you if you are working with physical challenges or healing from an injury. Each class will combine yoga asana (postural work) to gently stretch and strengthen the body and pranayama (breath work) to steady and calm the mind. Through modifica ons and props, each class will be accessible to all. This series is led by cer fied yoga instructor Liza Higbee-Robinson whose teaching is influenced by Anusara, Vinyasa, and Rishikesh Hatha yoga tradi ons. Register no later than the Thursday prior to first class. Session 1 DAYS/DATES: Tuesdays, January 14–February 18 _____________________________________ Session 2 DAYS/DATES: Tuesdays, February 25–March 31 _____________________________________ AGES: 18 years and older TIME: 10–11:15 a.m. LOCATION: Mari me Heritage Park Pavilion COST: $60 COORDINATOR: Alexis Govan/Liza Higbee-Robinson MIN: 6 MAX: 15 LUNCH BREAK FLOW YOGA Lunch Break Flow is perfect for people seeking to incorporate mindful yoga movement into their daily rou ne. Each class builds steadily and intelligently toward a peak pose or peak sequence, with opportuni es for individuals to modify or amplify the prac ce to suit their needs. Breath awareness, dynamic movement, and longer holds in restora ve poses will be integrated into each class. You can expect to develop strength, increase flexibility, and prac ce balance while se ling your mind and calming your nervous system. This series is led by cer fied yoga instructor Liza Higbee-Robinson whose teaching is influenced by Anusara, Vinyasa, and Rishikesh Hatha yoga tradi ons. Register no later than the Thursday prior to first class.

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