Want to learn how to line dance, but don’t know where to start? This is perfect for you! This session, limited to 13 participants, will allow for individualized, slow-paced instruction. Line dancing is not just about the steps; it offers numerous health benefits. It provides cardiovascular exercise that improves endurance, balance, and coordination. It’s a

NeuroRehab and Balance Center speech language pathologist will offer ways to improve brain health.  Signs and Symptoms of decreased mental fitness and potential indications of dementia will be discussed.  You will learn interventions, such as compensatory memory techniques, to use to maintain or improve cognition and quality of life. Date:  Monday, July 22, 3:30-4:30 p.m.

Understanding Osteoporosis and Osteopenia Identifying risk factors for Osteoporosis Exploring Complications associated with Osteoporosis Falls leading to fractures Complication of fractures Screening recommendations for Osteoporosis Overview of Osteoporosis medications (Basic

This class is an overall focus on core and oblique muscles.  Exercises are performed standing, seated, or lying down.  Weights, balls, bands, and bodyweight are used for the class.  A

This class is an overall focus on core and oblique muscles.  Exercises are performed standing, seated, or lying down.  Weights, balls, bands, and bodyweight are used for the class.  A

This class is an overall focus on core and oblique muscles.  Exercises are performed standing, seated, or lying down.  Weights, balls, bands, and bodyweight are used for the class.  A

Discover how colorful, plant-base foods contribute to overall health and well-being. Date: Thursday, August 8, 10 - 11 a.m. Location:  Years Ahead Dayton, 3969 Salem Ave, Dayton This program is

Hawaiian Hula is more than just a dance - It's a captivating narrative that flows from the heart of the Hawaiian Islands.  Engaging both mind and body, Hula cultivates coordination and gently invigorates the heart. With its weight-bearing nature, it fosters strong bones and lean muscle mass while promoting memory retention, balance, flexibility, and strength. 

Discover how colorful, plant-base foods contribute to overall health and well-being. Date:  Thursday, August 8, 1-2 p.m. Location:  Years Ahead Kettering, 1745 Stroop Rd, Kettering This program is free.  Space is limited, and registration is required.  For more information and to register, please call (937)-558-3988 or click 'GOING' to reserve your spot.