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Activities for People 55+ South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse Activities for people 55+ South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse Winter / Spring 2020 Have fun and make new friends while staying active and healthy! How to use this booklet: STEP 1 Choose an activity you would like to try out - see activity descriptions on opposite page. STEP 2 Activities are colour coded according to which organisation should be contacted for more details. STEP 3 Before attending a class please contact the relevant organisation to make sure the activity is still taking place. All activities were correct at time of going to print but may have changed time or venue since. Age UK Oxfordshire Generation Games www.generationgames.org.uk Tel: (01235) 849403 GO Active Gold www.getoxfordshireactive.org/go-active-gold Tel: (01235) 422226 Better Leisure Centres www.better.org.uk Tel: 07806 199555 Activity descriptions: 55+ Aerobics / Chair Aerobics Exercise to music while standing or sitting in a chair or wheelchair, improving fitness, strength and mobility Badminton A racquet sport where the players have to hit a shuttlecock over a net, promotes fitness, agility and hand eye coordination Big, Bold and Balance - Parkinson’s Class Aimed at people with Parkinson’s. A mix of seated and standing exercises with chair support, improving strength, balance and flexibility Chair Dancing - Chair Based Mainly seated exercises to music and a short (optional) standing section to practise balance Indoor Cricket A slower version of the outdoor game, promotes fitness, agility and hand eye coordination Keep Fit Senior Circuits (SC) A series of full body exercises with a range of equipment and short rests in between, improving fitness, strength and balance MS Group Exercise Class For people with MS, exercises that use a range of equipment, improving fitness, strength, balance and flexibility New Age Kurling A fully inclusive tactical game which involves sliding weighted stones towards a circular target, improves general fitness and hand eye coordination Nordic Walking Walking with poles, reducing impact on joints, improving fitness, posture, upper and lower body strength Activity descriptions: Pickleball A sport played with bats and a perforated plastic ball, improving fitness, agility and hand eye coordination Pilates A mix of floor based and standing exercises, improving core strength, balance, breathing, flexibility, and mobility Short Tennis Tennis played on a smaller court with a small racket and soft ball, improving fitness, agility, hand eye coordination Strength and Balance - Falls Prevention Class Mix of seated and standing exercises (using chair as support), improving strength, balance and flexibility 55+ Swimming Exclusive public lane swimming sessions, improving fitness and mobility Tai Chi A Chinese exercise system that uses slow controlled movements, improving balance, strength and mobility Walking Football and Walking Netball Football and netball played with no running allowed, improving fitness and agility Water Workout Exercise class performed in shallow end of swimming pool, improving fitness and strength Yoga / Seated Yoga / Gentle Yoga / Chair Yoga Floor based and standing or seated stretching and breathing exercises, improving flexibility, mobility and strength Zumba Gold Dance exercise to music, improving fitness, balance, mobility and coordination South Oxfordshire Activities Activity Venue Start time Day Cost Big, Bold All Saints’ Youth and Balance and Community 10.30am Wed £3 Parkinson’s Hall, Didcot class St Joseph's Chair based Catholic Church, 11am Tue £4 Exercise Thame Chair Based Henley YMCA 11.15am Tue £4 Exercise Willowbrook 1pm Pickleball Wed £2 Leisure Centre (2hrs) Strength Storton Lodge 11.15am Mon £5 and Balance Goring Strength Benson 11.30am Mon £4 and Balance Parish Hall The Christchurch Strength Centre, Henley 1.30pm Wed £5 and Balance on Thames Strength Long Wittenham 3.30pm Wed £5 and Balance Village Hall Strength Masonic Hall 11.15am Thu £5 and Balance Wallingford All Saints’ Youth Strength and Community 2pm Thu £4 and Balance Hall, Didcot Strength Sonning Common & Balance 1pm Fri £5 Village Hall (PSI) Masonic Hall Zumba Gold 1.30pm Thu £5 Wallingford South Oxfordshire Activities Activity Venue Start time Day Cost Abbey Sports 2pm Badminton Mon £3.50 Centre Berinsfield (2hrs) First 4 The Great Hall, 7pm Bowls Tue sessions Cholsey Meadows (2hrs 30 min) free First 4 The Great Hall, 1.30pm Bowls Thu sessions Cholsey Meadows (2hrs 30 min) free Christ the King Keep Fit SC Church, Sonning 10am Mon £5 Common Watlington £6 / Keep Fit SC 10am Fri Memorial Club £4.50 Forest Hill Keep Fit SC 10.30am Tue £6 Village Hall Nettlebed Keep Fit SC 11am Tue £7 Village Club Dorchester Keep Fit SC 10am Wed £4 Village Hall The Church Room Keep Fit SC 10am Wed £5 Shiplake Beckley and Keep Fit SC 8.30am Wed £10 Stowood Village Hall Spring Water Keep Fit SC Peppard Church 9.30am Thu £7 Rotherfield Peppard Keep Fit SC Chinnor Pavilion 11.30am Thu £5 Goring Heath Keep Fit SC 11.30am Thu £6 Parish Hall South Oxfordshire Activities Activity Venue Start time Day Cost Watlington £6 / Keep Fit SC 10am Fri Memorial Club £4.50 Weekly Brightwell- Tue & 9.30am Free Nordic Walk cum-Sotwell Wed Shiplake Village Get in contact for more Orienteering Monthly sessions details about sessions Chinnor 1pm Pickleball Mon £2 Village Hall (1hr 30 min) St. Michael's Pilates Church Hall 9.30am Mon £8 Sonning Common Nettlebed Pilates 11am Mon £8 Village Club Seated Mappledurham Exercise Trench Green 10am Fri £5 Class Village Hall Chalgrove Table Tennis 10am Mon £2 Village Hall Chalgrove Village Table Tennis 10am Thu £2 Hall Beckley Table Tennis 10.30am Mon £2 Village Hall Rotherfield Table Tennis \Peppard War 11.30am Mon £2 Memorial Hall Table Tennis Horspath Hub 10am (2hrs) Tue £2 Shiplake Table Tennis 11.15am Wed £2 Memorial Hall Table Tennis Benson Youth Hall 2pm Wed £2 South Oxfordshire Activities Activity Venue Start time Day Cost Chinnor Methodist 10.30am Table Tennis Mon £2 Church (1hr 30 min) Cholsey Table Tennis 10.30am Fri £2 Great Hall Tetsworth Tai Chi 10am Mon £9 / £7 Memorial Hall The Diamond Jubilee Pavilion Tai Chi 11am Mon £6 Gallowstree Common Dorchester Tai Chi 2pm Mon £5 Village Hall Kidmore End Tai Chi 9.30am Tue £6 War Memorial Hall Walking Crowmarsh Gifford 11am Mon £2 Football playing fields Bishopswood Walking Sports Ground 10.30am Wed £3 Football Gallowstree Common Walking Chalgrove MUGA 6.30pm Wed £2 Football Walking Chalgrove MUGA 10am Fri £2 Football Shiplake £45 = 5 Gentle Yoga 10am Wed Memorial Hall classes Christ the King OR Gentle Yoga Church 10am Thu £10 = 1 Sonning Common class South Oxfordshire Activities Activity Venue Start time Day Cost Yoga / Watlington 11am Mon £7 Seated Yoga Memorial Club Benson Parish Yoga 9.30am Thu £9 Hall East Hagbourne Yoga 10.30am Wed £5 Pavilion Ewelme Yoga 5pm Wed £9 Village Hall Chinnor Yoga 10am Thu £6 Pavilion Holton Yoga 10am Thu £7 Village Hall All Saints’ Youth Yoga & Community Hall, 10am Tues £5 Didcot Cornerstone Zumba Gold 10.30am Fri £5 Didcot 55+ Didcot 11am Tue £2.95 Aerobics Leisure Centre Functional Park Sports 10.30am Fri £8.00 Circuits Centre, Holton Dance Henley 9.15am Tue £7.70 Aerobics Leisure Centre Dance Henley 9.30am Fri £7.70 Aerobics Leisure Centre Dance Thame 12.45pm Fri £8.00 Aerobics Leisure Centre Abbey Sports Pickleball Centre 9.30am Tue £3.50 Berinsfield “I have met an amazing group of ladies all wanting to return to this great game of netball. We support and encourage each other on and off court. I on a personal note have not played netball for just over 20 years due to an injury, and walking netball was the perfect way to get back into it. We have an amazing coach who is very up on her safety regarding injuries and our hour sessions are full of fun enjoyed by all.” “Our Senior Circuits class is fun, different each week and a real morale booster. I’m now even moved to do a few exercises at home each day!” Nordic Walkers South Oxfordshire Activities Activity Venue Start time Day Cost Thame Leisure 3pm Pickleball Tue £3.50 Centre (1hr 15 min) Park Sports 4.30pm Pickleball Thu £3.50 Centre, Holton (1hr 30 min) Didcot Pickleball 4pm (2hrs) Fri £3.40 Leisure Centre Abbey Sports 3.15 pm Swimming Centre, Mon-Fri £2.70 (45 min) Berinsfield Abbey Sports Swimming 11am Fri £2.70 Centre Abbey Sports Swimming 10am Tue £2.85 Centre Berinsfield 9.30am Swimming Didcot Wave Tue £2.85 (1hr 30 min) Swimming Didcot Wave 3pm Thu £2.85 Henley 12noon Swimming Mon £2.85 Leisure Centre (1hr 30 min) Henley 12noon (1hr Swimming Wed £2.85 Leisure Centre 30 min) Henley Swimming 12noon Fri £2.85 Leisure Centre Henley Swimming 12noon Sat £2.85 Leisure Centre 55+ Thame 2pm Tue £3.00 Swimming Leisure Centre 55+ Thame 2pm Thu £3.00 Swimming Leisure Centre 55+ Thame 2pm Fri £3.00 Swimming Leisure Centre South Oxfordshire Activities Activity Venue Start time Day Cost Park Sports Table Tennis 10am (2hrs) Wed £3.50 Centre, Holton Park Sports Table Tennis 10am Fri £3.50 Centre, Holton Thame 11.15am Table Tennis Mon £3.50 Leisure Centre (2hrs) Thame 11.15am Table Tennis Wed £3.50 Leisure Centre (2hrs) Thame 11.15am Table Tennis Fri £3.50 Leisure Centre (2hrs) Walking Henley 7.20pm Fri £3.40 Football Leisure Centre Abbey Sports Walking Centre 11am Mon £3.50 Netball Berinsfield Walking Football South Oxfordshire Activities Activity Venue Start time Day Cost Water Henley 11.15am Wed £7.05 Workout Leisure Centre (45 min) Water Thame 9am Mon £7.20 Workout Leisure Centre Water Thame 9am Wed £7.20 Workout Leisure Centre Water Thame 7pm Thu £7.20 Workout Leisure Centre Water Thame 9am Fri £7.20 Workout Leisure Centre Henley Yoga 4.30pm Mon £7.70 Leisure Centre Henley Yoga 10.30am Tue £7.70 Leisure Centre Henley Yoga 1.30pm Wed £7.70 Leisure Centre Henley Yoga 9.15am Thu £7.70 Leisure Centre Henley Yoga 6pm Fri £7.70 Leisure Centre Didcot Leisure 6pm Yoga Mon £7.70 Centre (1hr 15 min) Didcot Yoga 5.45pm Thu £7.70 Leisure Centre Didcot 9.30 am Yoga Fri £7.70 Leisure Centre (1hr 30 min) Thame Zumba Gold 2.15pm Tue £3.10 Leisure Centre Thame Zumba Gold 11am Fri £3.10 Leisure Centre Get fit one step at a time.
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