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Local Activities Kumeu & Helensville WALKING SPORT AND COMMUNITY FACILITIES LOCAL ACTIVITIES Helensville walkers War Memorial Hall Kumeu Racquets Club 24 Waimauku Station Road 50 Access Road Ph: (09) 420 8773 Waimauku Kumeu KUMEU & Time: Tuesday 8.30am Ph: (09) 412 9120 Ph: (09) 412 9759 Meet: Commercial Road, Helensville Waimauku Tennis Club War Memorial Hall State Highway 16 49 Commercial Road HELENSVILLE MARTIAL ARTS Waimauku Helensville Ph: (09) 411 7012 Ph: (09) 420 8645 Karate Kaukapakapa Hall Kumeu Health & Fitness Ph: (09) 416 1266 or 021 297 2431 886 Kaipara Coast Hwy 156 Main Road Time: Wednesday 6-7pm Kaukapakapa Kumeu Venue: Riverhead Community Hall Ph: (09) 420 8645 Ph: (09) 412 8932 Helensville Fitness Centre Helensville Golf Club EXERCISE CLASSES 136b Mill Road 197 Peak Road Helensville Helensville Pump, Circuit, Stretch, Fitness for Function, Ph: (09) 420 6303 Ph: (09) 420 5454 Boxfit, Freestyle fit Aquatic Park, Parakai Kumeu Comm. Centre Springs Access Road Ph: (09) 412 8932 Parkhurst Road Kumeu Time: Various Parakai Ph: (09) 412 9120 Venue: Kumeu Health and Fitness Ph: (09) 420 8998 Harbour Sport Abs, ABT (Abs, Bums & Thighs), Zumba, Boxfit Helensville Tennis Club Stadium Drive, Albany Rautawhiri Road Ph: (09) 415 4610 Ph: (09) 420 6303 Helensville Time: Various Ph: (09) 420 8608 Venue: Helensville Fitness Centre More People, More Active, More Often South Head Golf Club South Head Road Helensville Ph: (09) 420 2838 Last updated: October 2014 The Art of Yoga INDOOR SPORT AQUA ACTIVITIES Ph: (09) 420 9898 or 021 230 0632 Time: Various Badminton & Squash Swim Lessons Venue: 6 Commercial Road, Helensville Ph: (09) 412 9759 Ph: 09) 420 8998 Ph: (09) 832 8270 Time: Various, 7 days a week Time: Various Time: Monday 6.30– 8pm Venue: Kumeu Racquets Club Venue: Aquatic Park Parakai Springs Venue: Waimauku War Memorial Hall Indoor Bowls Parakai Pools Aqua Class Ph: 021 919898 Time: Mon 6pm, Tues 1.30pm, Thurs 9.30 Ph: (09) 420 7520 Ph: (09) 420 8998 Venue: Mon Muriwai Surf Club, Tues/Thurs Taylor Time: Wednesday 12.45pm Time: Monday, Friday 9.30-10.30am and Wednesday Road, Waimauku (need to book) Venue: Helensville Bowling Club, Awaroa Road 9-10.30am (summer), 9.30-11am (winter) Venue: Aquatic Park, Parakai Springs Pilates Ph: (09) 412 9236 Time: Monday 7.30pm Ph: (09) 416 9190 / 02 7488 5716 Parakai Pools Arthritis Group Venue: Kumeu Community Centre Time: Wednesday 7pm, Friday 7.30am Ph: (09) 412 8230 (Marlene Wells) Venue: Whenuapai Village Hall Netball Time: Tuesday 8.30-9.30am Ph: 027 534 3498 (Gill Moore) Venue: Aquatic Park, Parakai Springs Ph: (09) 412 8932 Time: Mon 6pm, Thurs 11am, 7pm, Fri 9.30am Time: Wednesday, Thursday 6.15pm YOGA/PILATES Venue: various Venue: Kumeu Health and Fitness Ph: (09) 411 5416 (Gaylene Earl) Yoga Time: Mon 9.30-10.30am(Beg),10.30-11.30am (Int) DANCING Venue: Kumeu Community Hall Ph: (09) 412 8932 Groovy Line Dancing Time: Tuesday, Thursday 9.30am Venue: Kumeu Health and Fitness Ph: (09) 420 7168 or 021 025 81580 (Levia) Ph: (09) 832 8270 Time: Tuesday 9.30am Time: Thursday 9.30-11am Venue: Te Awaroa Youth Club Venue: Kumeu Community Centre .
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