REDLAND residents will be doing Zumba, practising karate and doing line dancing as part of council’s health and active program which starts on October 8.
Redland City Council mayor Karen Williams said the popular group exercise program would again offer a range of low-cost activities across Redlands, primarily outdoors.
“This latest term follows great feedback about the positive impacts the program is having,” Cr Williams said.
“Many residents have already had the opportunity to try new activities and schedule regular exercise into their busy lives.
“We continue to see increasing participation, with about 1500 people across more than 20 different activities during term three.
“With many existing participants keen to continue on, I urge newcomers to book early to secure a place.
“A 10-session pass (for the price of nine) will also be available for purchase at the first session or online.
“This term sees more weekly sessions for the popular activities of Zumba, line dancing and karate, and the introduction of our first water activity, aqua aerobics.
“Kids multisport is also back by popular demand after a term off the schedule.
“Again, a broad range of activities inclusive of all abilities and experience is on offer – most with wet weather contingencies – with online registration through team app.
“If you’re ready to move more and be active for life – or keen to continue on your journey – visit redland.qld.gov.au/rhap for this term’s full schedule and information on the range of weekly activities.”
