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Community Education Program Spring 2020 Sports & NORTH PENN Fitness Community Education 2-3 Program Spring 2020 Baking & Continued Learning Cooking4 New English for Everyday: Adult Beginner ELD AARP Smart Driver: Basic Course Technology Learn and use basic vocabulary for use at work, home Learn the effects of aging on driving. Participants and in the community. The programs and services 55+ receive a certificate upon completion. Contact 4 provided by the school district and community will your insurance carrier for possible premium also be discussed. INST: ALICE MURPHY discounts. Bring a driver’s license and a check made out to AARP for the course fee. INST: MARC SATALOF → ED105S - Tu, 2/25-4/14 → KN/Library → 7-9 pm → ED10S - Mo/Tu, 3/9-3/10 Aquatics → Fee: $10 → NPHS/K30 → 5-9 pm → Fee: $15 (AARP Members)/$20 (Non Members) New 4-5 French 2 You’ll improve your ability to speak and read AARP Smart Driver: Refresher Course the language as you learn new vocabulary and To attend this class, the basic class had to be grammar. Continue to develop comprehension, completed within the last three years. Learn the improve pronunciation and learn about the French effects of aging on driving. Participants 55+ receive culture. Pre-requisite: French 1 or knowledge of a certificate upon completion. Contact your the following: greetings, numbers, alphabet, -er insurance carrier for possible premium discounts. verbs, and telling time. INST: CYNTHIA KING Bring driver’s license and a check made out to → ED17S.1 - Mo, 2/24-4/20 (NC: 4/13) AARP for the course fee. INST: MARC SATALOF 6-7 → NPHS/E15 → 7-8:30 pm → ED11S - Mo, 3/16 → Fee: $80/GC: $40 → NPHS/K30 → 5-9 pm Seminars Spanish for Beginners → Fee: $15 (AARP Members)/$20 (Non Members) 8 Learn with grammatical concepts and idiomatic expressions while you develop your vocabulary American Mah Jongg Instruction is at a relaxed pace with opportunities and knowledge. This class will help if you are going to practice and try out strategies. There is coached on a trip, use Spanish at work or if you just want to Canine Training as well as independent play. INST: SHEILA MAZZOLI learn more phrases. The book used for the class is “Spanish in 10 Minutes a Day” and is available at → ED34S - Tu, 3/24-4/27 (Last class Mo, 4/27) 8 amazon.com. INST: MARTHA TOLL → NPHS/Faculty Dining Room → 6:45-8:45 pm → Fee: $70/GC: $35 → Mats Fee: $9 → ED15S - Tu, 2/25-4/14 → NPHS/K32 → 6-7:30 pm New → Fee: $80/GC: $40 How to Dress to Look Younger Arts, Crafts Stylish women are ageless. Learn the four styling & More principles that will make you look ageless along Digital Photography Introduction with a few dressing mistakes that make you look 9 Digital camera users learn different camera older. The best thing is that you can apply those modes for people, landscapes, sports, flowers, principles right away without even shopping for etc. Course includes trip to Valley Forge Park on more clothes. INST: NADIA KARPOV 4/6 and a night trip on 4/3. INST: LOU LIGUORI Gold Card → ED47S - Th, 4/16 Members → PH10S - We, 3/11-4/7 (last class Tu, 4/7) → NPHS/FK32 → 6:30-8:30 pm → NPHS/K125 → 7-9 pm → Fee: $30 9 → Fee: $70/GC: $35 You’re On The Air...How To Make It In Voice Overs Digital Photography Intermediate Learn how YOU could begin using your speaking Planetarium Learn in-depth skills for photographing people, voice for commercials, films and videos! Learn a flowers, and sports. Includes a trip to Elmwood unique, outside-of-the-box way to cash in on one 10 Park Zoo (5/9) and to Fischer Park (5/13). Photo of the most lucrative full- or part-time careers assignments provide a “how to” experience. Photos out there! You can handle business on your own will be critiqued for lighting, composition and terms, on your own turf, in your own time and with Photo credit: NASA camera technique. A digital SLR camera is preferred practically no overhead! Companies are looking for and a tripod recommended. INST: LOU LIGUORI new voices like never before. INST: SUCH A VOICE PH11S - We, 4/22-5/20 → → ED14S - Mo, 3/23 www.northpenncep.org → NPHS/K125 → 7-9 pm → NPHS/K129 → 6:30-8:30 pm → Fee: $70/GC Fee: $35 → Fee: $30 Sports & Fitness Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday INDOOR SOCCER-ADULT INDOOR SOCCER-ADULT INDOOR CYCLING (Tu) - SP29S.1 ORIENTEERING (Th) - SP60S (Mo) - SP12S.1 (Mo/We) - SP12S.3 Lansdale Y NPHS/K30 PF/Gym PF/Gym Mo; PB/Gym We 3/3-4/21 5:30-6:25 pm 2/27-3/12 7-8:30 pm 2/24-5/4 (NC: 4/13) 7-8:30 pm 2/24-5/6 (NC: 4/8, 4/13) 7-8:30 pm Fee: $57/GC: $28.50 Fee: $46 Fee: $79 Fee: $142 INDOOR SOCCER-ADULT INDOOR SOCCER-ADULT BODY PUMP (Tu) - SP21S.1 PILATES (Tu/Th) - SP20S.3 (Mo/We) - SP12S.3 (We) - SP12S.2 Lansdale Y NW/Cafe PF/Gym Mo; PB/Gym We PB/Gym 3/3-4/21 5:45-6:40 am 3/3-4/30 (NC: 3/26, 4/9) 6:15-7:15 pm 2/24-5/6 (NC: 4/8, 4/13) 7-8:30 pm 2/26-5/6 (NC: 4/8) 7-8:30 pm Fee: $57/GC: $28.50 Fee: $97/GC: $48.50 Fee: $142 Fee: $79 BASIC BALLROOM DANCE (We) - SP11S EXTREME YOGA (Mo) - SP70S.1 PILATES (Tu) - SP20S.1 ZUMBA (Tu/Th) - SP26S.3 WF/Gym OP/Gym NW/Cafe HF/Gym 2/26-5/6 (NC: 3/18, 3/25, 4/8) 3/2-4/27 (NC: 4/13) 6:15-7:15 pm 3/3-4/21 6:15-7:15 pm 3/3-4/30 (NC: 4/9) 6:45-7:30 pm 7:30-9:30 pm Fee: $57/GC: Free Fee: $57/GC: Free Fee: $108/GC: $54 couple Fee: $90/GC: $45 BODY COMBAT (Mo) - SP60S.1 PILATES (Tu/Th) - SP20S.3 TAI CHI (We) - SP22S.1 FITNESS YOGA (Tu/Th) - SP19S.3 Indian Valley Y NW/Cafe Lansdale Y NW/Cafe 3/2-4/20 7:15-8:15 pm 3/3-4/30 (NC: 3/26, 4/9) 6:15-7:15 pm 3/4-4/22 10:15-11 am 3/3-4/30 (NC: 3/26, 4/9)7:20-8:20 pm Fee: $57/GC: $28.50 Fee: $97/GC: $48.50 Fee: $51/GC: $25.50 Fee: $97/GC: $48.50 ZUMBA (Tu) - SP26S.1 GLUTES/GUNS/GUTS (We) - SP75S LINE DANCING (Th) - SP60S HF/Gym Lansdale Y Lansdale Y 3/3-4/21 6:45-7:30 pm 3/4-4/22 5-5:45 pm 3/5-4/23 12:30-1:30 pm Fee: $51/GC: Free Fee: $51/GC: $25.50 Fee: $57/GC: $28.50 ZUMBA (Tu/Th) - SP26S.3 BALLET BARRE BURN (We) - SP72S.1 INDOOR CYCLING (Th) - SP29S.2 HF/Gym Indian Valley Y Lansdale Y 3/3-4/30 (NC: 4/9) 6:45-7:30 pm 3/4-4/22 5:30-6:15 pm 3/5-4/23 5:30-6:25 pm Fee: $90/GC: $45 Fee: $51/GC: $25.50 Fee: $57/GC: $28.50 FITNESS YOGA (Tu) - SP19S.1 INDOOR CYCLING (We) - SP29S.3 BODY PUMP (Th) - SP21S.2 NW/Cafe Indian Valley Y Lansdale Y 3/3-4/21 7:20-8:20 pm 3/4-4/22 6:30-7:30 pm 3/5-4/23 5:45-6:40 am Fee $57/GC Free Fee: $57/GC: $28.50 Fee: $57/GC: $28.50 BODY FLOW (Tu) - SP65S.1 BASKETBALL-ADULT (We) - SP13S PILATES (Th) - SP20S.2 Indian Valley Y NPHS/Columbia Gym NW/Cafe 3/3-4/21 7-8 pm 3/4-4/29 (NC: 4/8) 7-9 pm 3/5-4/30 (NC: 3/26, 4/9) 6:15-7:15 pm Fee: $57/GC: $28.50 Fee: $76 Fee $55/GC Free FITNESS YOGA (Tu/Th) - SP19S.3 BODY FLOW (Th) - SP65S.2 NW/Cafe Indian Valley Y 3/3-4/30 (NC: 3/26, 4/9)7:20-8:20 pm 3/5-4/23 6:30-7:25pm Fee: $97/GC: $48.50 Fee: $57/GC: $28.50 GOLF-ADULTS (Tu) - SP28S.1 POUND (Th) - SP80S Freddy Hill Indian Valley Y 4/7-4/28 5:45-6:45 pm 3/5-4/23 6:30-7:25 pm Fee: $63 Fee: $57/GC: 28.50 ZUMBA (Th) - SP26S.2 HF/Gym See class descriptions 3/5-4/30 (NC: 4/9) 6:45-7:30 pm Fee: $51/GC: Free on page 3... FITNESS YOGA (Th) - SP19S.2 NW/Cafe 3/5-4/30 (NC: 3/26, 4/9) 7:20-8:20 pm Fee: $55/GC: Free GOLF-ADULTS (Th) - SP28S.2 www.northpenncep.org Freddy Hill 4/9-4/30 5:45-6:45 pm Fee: $63 North Penn Community Education Program 2 Spring 2020 Sports & Fitness Friday Saturday Sunday BOXING (Sa) - SP24S.1 TAI CHI (Su) - SP22S.2 No Classes Lansdale Y Lansdale Y 2/29-4/18 11 am-12 pm 3/1-4/26 (NC: 4/12) 11 -11:45 am Fee: $57/GC: $28.50 Fee $51/GC $25.50 Class Descriptions Ballet Barre Burn Extreme Yoga Pilates Change your core, flexibility and endurance Release stress, increase flexibility, and build Strengthen and lengthen your entire body with the while doing ballet movements in a fitness strength while moving at a steady pace through main focus being on the “core” abs and back.
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