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WWW Itinerary FINAL Well Wāhine Week Try it, love it, be it Itinerary monday 8th march Free 7 day pass. Includes access to the gym and Les Class timetables and gym hours Mills classes for 7 days. Valid during Well Wāhine YMCA Week 8th - 14th March 2021. can be found over on Just turn up to the front desk and quote "Wāhine ymcagisborne.org.nz week" Come and join us as we kick off the week with a 6.30am - 7.30am at Titirangi Opening Titirangi hikoi and a karakia at the summit. Hill. Meet at the base by the Hikoi Marae Celebrate with the wāhine at the Women's Institute 8am - 11am at the Kahutia Women's Institute for 100 years and 90 years in Gisborne with a continental breakfast. Bowling Club, 165 Cobden Breakfast Free. Just turn up. Street A HIIT aerobic and strength conditioning workout. Combines full body strength and high intensity cardio 9am with Michelle at House of bursts designed to tone your body, improve your Breakthrough Chick Fit Workout endurance and overall fitness. Child friendly. Free for this week. Register with Michelle 021 1271 5171 An introduction to Tai Chi for health. Easy-to-learn and 9am - 10am at Senior proven by medical studies to improve balance, health Tai Chi for and wellness. Citizens Hall, 30 Grey Health Free. Phone Kiri on 868 1399 to register Street Skate workshops for beginners and all other skill levels. 3.30pm - 5pm at Alfred All Ages Surely Skate A good opportunity to try something new without fully committing to buying any skate equipment too soon. Cox Skatepark Skate Workshop Boards provided or bring your own. Free. Contact 027 391 4989 to register or just turn up. Opportunity for wāhine of all ages to give waka ama a 4pm - 7pm at Marina WOW Wāhine go. Water is healing to us all and what better way than to get on a waka and have fun with other wāhine. Reserve, Vogel Street on Water Free. To register contact Vesna 021 253 4784 Learn more about our beautiful native trees. 4.30pm - 5.30pm at DOC Wāhine Nature Free. Contact Kauri 021 125 9442 for more details Okitu Scenic Reserve Walk or to book a spot. Carpark An exploration of ways to connect to te moana through 4.30pm at the Gisborne Surfing Workshop mindfulness and surfing. Boardriders container at Surf & Connect Free. To register text Julie 022 697 0108 Midway Beach, left side with the Ocean of Surf Lifesaving Club Supporting the body while in a pose to enable the body to release more into the position without having to feel 4.45pm - 5.45pm at The Restorative Yoga the need to grip or squeeze muscles. Students need to Yoga Room, 113 be able to get on the floor, otherwise, all levels can Gladstone Road & Breath attend this class with adaptations for any injuries. Free. To register contact Gill 021 041 4990 Have-a-go Have a go on the courts. Gear provided. Wear sports 5.30pm - 6.30pm at The shoes and bring a drink bottle. Badminton Centre, 134 Badminton Free. Just turn up. Enquiries to Linda 027 264 8660 Roebuck Road Well Wāhine Week Try it, love it, be it Itinerary From 14-40 weeks. This class is about developing your own 6pm - 7pm at The Yoga awareness to connect with your ever-changing body and to make that connection with your growing baby. It includes Room, 113 Gladstone Road Pregnancy Yoga gentle stretches breath work relaxation pelvic floor exercises and a 5 minute slot on positions for labour and delivery. Free. To register contact Gill 021 041 4990 Trail Vixens River and beach trail mountain bike ride. Free. Just turn up with bike and helmet. 6pm from Waiteata Park Mountain Biking Modern day aerobics! Eight trending tracks to pump up 6.30pm - 7.30pm at Dancefit Adult your cardio, legs, arms and core. Dancefit Studios, 398 Fitness Free for this week. Just turn up! Palmerston Road tuesday 9th march Beginner to stroke development. Coaches on hand to Comet Swimming offer guidance. 6am - 7am at the Olympic Session Free. To register contact Rochelle 021 0200 8007. Pools A core abdominal and cardio hybrid workout designed to 7am at Remix Fitness REMIX - tone the female body. Child-friendly studio, so bring the Studio, 21 Pitt Street Hotstepper little ones with you as well! Free for this week. Booking is essential via Workout @RemixFitnessStudio1 Facebook page 9.30am - 10.30am at Te Tu Wāhine HIIT training, group circuits and partner workouts. Kura Awhio, 16 Fitness Free first week for new members. Just turn up. Fitzherbert Street Come along and play bowls with other women followed by 9.30am - 11.15an at morning tea. Flat soled shoes must be worn. Bowls and Have-a-go guidance available for new players. Poverty Bay Bowling Club, Free. Text 027 900 9622 or ring 868 7477 to register 111 Ormond Road Bowls before Monday 8 March. Intentional A free flow kōrero about health, wellbeing, support and 11.30am at Toko United connection for our wahine in Te Tairāwhiti. There will be Domain, Tokomaru Bay Wāhine Wellness guest speakers, spot prizes and kai. Workshop Free.To register contact [email protected] Skate workshops for beginners and all other skill levels. A 4.30pm - 6pm at Alfred good opportunity to try something new without fully Surely Skate committing to buying any skate equipment too soon. Cox Skate Park 18+ Workshop Boards provided or bring your own. Free. Contact 027 391 4989 to register or just turn up. Helps participants improve general fitness and muscle 5.30pm - 6.15pm with Aqua strength. Exercise alternatives are offered if needed. Tori at the Olympic Pools Cardio Free for this week. Just turn up. Have a go on the courts. Gear provided. Wear sports 5.30pm - 6.30pm at The Have-a-go shoes and bring a drink bottle. Badminton Centre, 134 Badminton Free. Just turn up. Enquiries to Linda 027 264 8660 Roebuck Road Well Wāhine Week Try it, love it, be it Itinerary Whataupoko Reserve mountain bike track. All skill Trail Vixens levels welcome. 6pm from Waiteata Mountain Biking Free. Just turn up with bike and helmet. Park wednesday 10th march A trainer-led live and engaging bodyweight workout REMIX - designed to tone the body and increase fitness. Child- 7am at Remix Fitness Material Girl friendly studio, so bring the little ones with you as well! Studio, 21 Pitt Street Free for this week. Booking is essential via Workout @RemixFitnessStudio1 Facebook page. Have a go at surfing and water safety with Surfing with 8am - 10am at Midway Well Wāhine on Sarah. Beach, opposite the Waves Free. Register with Sarah 022 073 9383 before Tuesday Adventure Playground 9th March toilets A HIIT aerobic and strength conditioning workout. Combines full body strength and high intensity cardio 9am with Michelle at bursts designed to tone your body, improve your House of Breakthrough Chick Fit Workout endurance and overall fitness. Child friendly. Free for this week. Register with Michelle 021 1271 5171 A fun social work out session with a netball twist. 9.15am - 10am at the NETFix Free during this week. No registration required, just turn Gisborne Netball Centre up. Courts A free flow kōrero about health, wellbeing, support and 11.30am at Hati Nati, Wellbeing Matters connection for our wāhine in Te Tairāwhiti. There will be Ruatoria Workshop guest speakers, spot prizes and kai. Free.To register contact [email protected] Tu Wāhine An awesome low-impact class for strength, flexibility and 4.45pm - 5.45pm at Te recovery. Kura Awhio, 16 Yoga/Pilates Free first week for new members. Just turn up. Fitzherbert Street Have-a-go Have a go on the courts. Gear provided. Wear sports 5.30pm - 6.30pm at The shoes and bring a drink bottle. Badminton Centre, 134 Badminton Free. Just turn up. Enquiries to Linda 027 264 8660 Roebuck Road Learn hockey. Skills and drills event with some rules and 6pm - 8pm at Harry Have-a-go understanding of the game and finish off with a game. Free. To register contact Louise 027 381 6941 Barker Reserve, Property Hockey Brokers Turf For wāhine 13 - 17 years. Womb wisdom and menstrual 6pm - 7.30pm at Sacred Circle for cycle empowerment! Free for this week. To register contact Aisling 022 323 4266 Tatapouri Bay Ceremonial Wāhine Belle Tent (next to cafe) thursday 11th march Beginner to stroke development. Coaches on hand to offer 6am - 7am at the Comet Swimming guidance. Olympic Pools Session Free. To register contact Rochelle 021 0200 8007. Well Wāhine Week Try it, love it, be it Itinerary A pure cardio workout designed to get you moving and shaking. Child-friendly studio, so bring the little ones with REMIX - Thank you as well! 7am at Remix Fitness U Next Workout Free for this week. Booking is essential via Studio, 21 Pitt Street @RemixFitnessStudio1 Facebook page. A light Crossfit class that's designed for all the mums out there looking to get back in shape after baby or mums 9.30am or 5.30pm at Mums & Bubs looking for that next challenge in their journey. Crossfit 4010, 108 Crossfit Free for this week. To register contact 022 152 2689 Roebuck Road A free flow kōrero about health, wellbeing, support and Holistic connection for our wāhine in Te Tairāwhiti. There will be 11.30am at Hicks Bay Approach guest speakers, spot prizes and kai. Motel, Wharekahika Workshop Free.To register contact [email protected] A boxfit style cardio class. 5pm - 6pm at Te Kura Tu Wāhine Only Free first week for new members.
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