March | April 2021
SWISS CLUB – HOME FOR ALL NATIONALITIES
EASTER FEASTER Brunch, Camps and a Contest for Kids
MEMBERS’ PERKS Offers from Our Partners
OLD WORLD, NEW WORLD Wines from Spain and New Zealand
GET IN THE SWIM Lessons for All Levels
GYM TO COURT Training for Tennis
A NOTE FROM THE EDITOR
INSIDE THIS ISSUE SWISS CLUB
Dear Members, As we approach the end of the first quarter of 2021, I can hardly believe that we have been living with COVID-19 for more than a year. I salute our vigilant Government for its swift and efficient actions in curbing the spread of the virus, and your wonderful Club for managing the situation with such incredible grace under pressure. It’s fair to say that life at the Club, and in Singapore for that matter, feels almost ‘normal’ now. Or could it be that we have gradually adapted to the ‘new normal’ without even realising it? I must say that I am impressed by the human race. This ordeal has shown us just how adaptable we can be, when need be. Personally, I can’t wait for Easter. Though it’s technically a Christian festival with pagan roots, the whole world has embraced it. I hope you will join your fellow Members at the Club and celebrate – the resurrection of Christ, the coming of spring in the northern hemisphere, or whatever special significance your family attaches to it. Speaking of celebrations, I greatly look forward to the official unveiling of that grand old dame, the Clubhouse. There is so much to celebrate! Enjoy this issue of ‘Relax’, and enjoy everything your Club has to offer. Yours,
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A Note from the Editor Staff Management, Staff and Reservations, Committee Welcomes and Farewells A Word from the Committee Health and Safety News All Caught Up A Message from the General Manager Members’ Privileges
DINING
10 On the Wine List
SPORTS AND EVENTS 14 15 16 18 20 22
Let’s Get Competitive! Different Strokes for Different Folks Fitness Training for Tennis Events and Activities at a Glance Hop into Basketball Action this Easter! Camps for Champs
INTEREST 24 26 28 31 32 33
A Learning Oasis in a Lush Tropical Landscape Meet a Staffer: Elvis Moves! 21 Easter Bites for 2021 Easter Eggs-cavation Easter Word Hunt and Egg Hunt Fitness with Friends
Suzanne Lauridsen
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Editor, Relax
Events and Activities at a Glance
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CLUB MANAGEMENT, STAFF AND RESERVATIONS Club
Food, Beverage & Events
Aaron Lim, General Manager E: aaron.lim@swissclub.org.sg DID: 6591 9457
Raymond Ho, Restaurant Manager E: raymond.ho@swissclub.org.sg DID: 6591 9434
Adrian Vogt, Deputy General Manager & F&B Manager E: adrian.vogt@swissclub.org.sg DID: 6591 9428
Marketing/Events & Business Development
Admin & HR
Fabian Tan, Business Development Manager E: fabian.tan@swissclub.org.sg DID: 6591 9430
Apple Chew, Administration & Human Resources Manager E: chinphing.chew@swissclub.org.sg DID: 6591 9422
Riza Mazlan, Marketing & Events Manager E: riza.mazlan@swissclub.org.sg DID: 6591 9436
Finance
Sports & Recreation
Lydia Zhai, Chief Accountant E: lydia.zhai@swissclub.org.sg DID: 6591 9450
Elvis Tan, Sports & Recreation Executive E: elvis.tan@swissclub.org.sg DID: 6591 9438
Membership
Facilities & Maintenance
Serene Yee, Member Relations Manager E: serene.yee@swissclub.org.sg DID: 6591 9426
Kumar Samy, Facilities Manager E: samy.kumar@swissclub.org.sg DID: 6591 9451
THE GUESTHOUSE ROOM RESERVATIONS E: theguesthouse@swissclub.org.sg T: 6591 9420
DINING RESERVATIONS W: www.swissclub.org.sg/restaurants T: 6591 9420 F: 6591 9452
COMMITTEE
BANQUET RESERVATIONS E: adrian.vogt@swissclub.org.sg T: 6591 9428
MEMBERS AND RESPONSIBILITIES Rolf Gerber President E: president@swissclub.org.sg or rolf.gerber@swissclub.org.sg
Adrian Jacklowsky Deputy President E: deputypres@swissclub.org.sg or adrian.jacklowsky@swissclub.org.sg
Thomas Vonrueti Treasurer E: treasurer@swissclub.org.sg or thomas.vonrueti@swissclub.org.sg
Michael Bell Secretary E: secretary@swissclub.org.sg or michael.bell@swissclub.org.sg
Caroline Steger F&B, Guesthouse E: caroline.steger@swissclub.org.sg Riccarda Zuellig F&B, Guesthouse E: riccarda.zuellig@swissclub.org.sg Pooja Agarwal Marketing/Members Relations E: pooja.agarwal@swissclub.org.sg Robbie Hills Marketing/Members Relations E: robbie.hills@swissclub.org.sg William Forwood Property & Masterplan E: william.forwood@swissclub.org.sg
Adrian Luedi Sports E: adrian.luedi@swissclub.org.sg Gemma Colls Sports E: gemma.colls@swissclub.org.sg
WELCOMES AND FAREWELLS THE SWISS CLUB WELCOMES Name
Type of Membership
Robbie & Sandra Buntinx
Associate
Torphong Charungchareonvejj & Jessica Lim- Charungchareonvejj
Associate
Bryan Lewis & Jessica Wang-Lewis
Associate
Jurgen Meerschaege & Victoria Sheffield-Meerschaege
Associate
Dirk Van Quaquebeke & Alice Wong-Van Quaquebeke
Associate
Ido Wallach & Anna Calini-Wallach
Non-Swiss Nominee
Gabriel Lemaire & Viviana Gargiulo-Lemarie
Term
Lindsey & Christian Zouein
Associate
Jean-Paul & Tamsin Churchouse
Associate Transferable
Benjamin & Jennifer Smith
Associate Transferable
Frederico Akira Campos & Ana Luiza Alvarenga-Campos
Term
THE SWISS CLUB FAREWELLS Nicholas Hamilton & Anna Hamilton
Associate
Kim Jensen & Cathrine Baek-Jensen
Associate
Stephan & Sandrine Konig
Associate
Uwe Oemmelen
Associate
Helen Thomas-Burge
Associate
Reto & Veronika Stillhard
Swiss/Non-Swiss Nominee
Guido & Christina Mueller
Term
OPENING HOURS CLUB PREMISES
THE GUESTHOUSE/RECEPTION
Daily 7am – 12mn
T: 6591 9420 Daily 9am – 7pm
DINING OUTLETS BUKIT KIOSK Mon – Sun 8am – 2pm (Breakfast daily 8am – 11am)
PAVILION (Last food order 9.30pm, last beverage order 9.45pm) Mon – Sun 11am – 10.30pm
JUNGLE COVE (Last food order 9.30pm, last beverage order 9.45pm) Mon – Fri 11am – 10.30pm Sat, Sun & PHs 10am – 10.30pm
TANDOORI CORNER (At Pavilion) Mon – Thu 11.30am – 3pm (Last order 2.30pm) 6pm – 9.45pm (Last order 9.30pm) Fri – Sun 11.30am – 9.45pm (Last order 9.30pm)
For restaurant reservations, please call 6591 9420, from 10am – 7pm. After office hours, please call 6591 9431.
SPORTS FACILITIES Daily Tennis/Padel Court Football Field Gym Multicourt Leisure Pool
7am – 10pm 7am – 10pm* 7am – 10pm 7am – 10pm* 7am – 10pm
Mon – Fri Lap Pool Sports Hall
6am – 10pm 6pm – 10pm
*Can be booked for exclusive usage
Weekends, Public and Chatsworth School Holidays Lap Pool 7am – 10pm Sports Hall 7am – 10pm**
Outlet opening hours are subject to changes. **Fees apply for usage of Sports Hall. Prior booking is required.
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S W I S S
C L U B
A WORD FROM THE
COMMITTEE
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As of January 2021, the Club has a total of 1,264 active Members, an increase of 118 Members from the previous year. A very warm welcome to all our new Members!
Happy Birthday, Swiss Club! One of the oldest and most historic Clubs in Singapore turns 150 this year. It is a remarkable milestone that we look forward to aptly celebrating with the opening of the renovated Clubhouse. Since its evolution from the Swiss Rifle Shooting Club in 1871, the Club has been the spirited centre of social life for not only the Swiss community, but all nationalities. It is a given that, for any organisation, strength lies in numbers. For the Swiss Club to not only survive, but thrive, we require a healthy membership count. Since the Club reopened during Phase Two of the Government’s Safe Management Measures in June last year, we have seen a progressive increase in these numbers. A major contributor was the very successful Swiss National Day 2020 Membership Drive in August, which ran till 15 September and saw a total of 127 new Members registered. Due to popular demand, the Club has also since reinstated the 1-Year Term Membership. As of January 2021, the Club has a total of 1,264 active Members, an increase of 118 Members from the previous year. A very warm welcome to all our new Members! Noteworthy is the new events calendar on the Club website, which has been created to announce upcoming events. Just click on the date of each event for more information. However, as the planned events could be subject to postponement or cancellation, look out for the updates that are regularly posted in the weekly newsletter and on the website.
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With the new Clubhouse slated to become a bricks-andmortar reality very soon, we hope you are as excited as we are at the prospect of its opening. Yes, we have managed to overcome all the difficulties that the past year brought with it, and trust that you will be overjoyed with your pristine new Clubhouse. With the Clubhouse opening, Club events and activities planned and F&B outlets operating, it is almost business as usual – or what is now often referred to as the ‘new normal’. The only difference is that the maximum capacity for events remains subject to changing Government advisories. As you are probably aware, we have postponed the official 150th anniversary celebration to 2022. However, do look forward to smaller celebratory ‘Members only’ events during the rest of this year, with the premier one coming up soon – the official opening of the immaculately restored Clubhouse.
P. Agarwal
Pooja Agarwal Swiss Club Committee, Marketing/Members Relations pooja.agarwal@swissclub.org.sg “Swiss Club – Home for all Nationalities”
S W I S S
C L U B
HEALTH AND SAFETY NEWS
Thumbs Up – and Keep Your Guard Up!
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o all Members who attended festive events at the Club – a big thank you for complying with safe distancing measures. Since no breaches were found, you deserve a double thumbs-up for your efforts.
HOWEVER… Despite the stellar behaviour we saw at events, we are still seeing instances of Members not complying with safe distancing measures. For example, 20 Members were found mingling at the tennis court area, Members have been seen ‘table hopping’ at Jungle Cove, and others have been spotted walking around the Club with no masks on. A gentle but firm reminder: Please do behave at the Club as you would in public. Only remove your mask when seated in the restaurant, exercising or swimming. While sitting at the poolside with a drink, please put your mask back on between sips.
ALL CAUGHT
UP
Please take note of these ‘new norms’ and Club matters.
Temperature Tent Relocation
MUTUAL RESPECT Since many of the challenges of last year look set to continue throughout 2021, we want to keep the Club safe for all to enjoy. You would have noticed that all of our staff are wearing masks at all times. Out of mutual respect for the people who serve you and for your fellow Members, we hope that you will reciprocate. Rest assured that we will inform when and if safe distancing measures are relaxed, hopefully sooner rather than later. Meanwhile, keep safe and remain vigilant! DO YOU HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT COVID-19 SAFETY GUIDELINES? For clarification or information, please email our Safety Management Officers Elvis Tan or Adrian Vogt at: E elvis.tan@swissclub.org.sg adrian.vogt@swissclub.org.sg Article courtesy of Adrian Vogt, Deputy General Manager, Safety Management Officer
Car Decal Exchange
Remember to exchange your old car decal for a new one at Swiss Club Reception between 9am and 7pm, by 31 March 2021.
Phase 3 Group Limitations
The new, improved temperature tent is situated in the parking lot nearest to the Clubhouse.
Social gatherings are strictly limited to a maximum of 8 persons, both on Club premises and island-wide, till further notice. Thank you for your cooperation.
No Private Coaches, Please
Lap Pool Weekday Usage
Please note that Members are not permitted to train with private sports coaches on Club premises.
The Club’s lap pool is reserved for Chatsworth International School from 7am to 6pm on weekdays during school terms. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.
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A MESSAGE FROM THE
GENERAL MANAGER
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As per tradition, we have a range of wonderful sports camps lined up for the Easter holidays. As it has often been said, everything you need to know about life can be learned from sports.
Dear Members, I hope you have had a fantastic start to 2021! After more than a year of living with COVID-19, I daresay that you have read extensively (if not excessively) about the negative impact of the pandemic around the world, in almost all areas of life. Hence I have decided that my message in this issue of ‘Relax’ will focus instead on positive news. Let me begin by highlighting the host of new social developments that have been implemented at the Club. They include the regular monthly treks undertaken by our small but intrepid new trekking group, our convivial Apero Tennis evenings, our innovative ‘tennis partner matchmaking’ initiative, and our new basketball offerings from SoMa. Our mind-bending Quiz Nights continue to draw a loyal following. Our hard-working staff have been toiling behind the scenes to bring you and your kids an array of exciting new activities. For the kids, we have an ongoing calendar of creative art and cooking workshops. For the grownups, we are pleased to now offer Vinyasa yoga, swimming coaching for adults, and one of my personal favourites – the new Gentlemen’s Cooking Club. As per tradition, we have a range of wonderful sports camps lined up for the Easter holidays. Register your kids in their choice of Tennis, Swimming, Soccer and Basketball Camps. As it has often been said, everything you need to know about life can be learned from sports.
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In keeping with the multiculturalism of the Club, I am delighted that we will be celebrating (almost) all of the world’s National Day celebrations. Do join us on 17 March for St Patrick’s Day, and on 23 April for St George’s Day! Our annual White Asparagus Festival returns this year to delight the gourmands and asparagus aficionados among us. If you have never tried these delicate little spears, now’s your chance. They are exquisite, and all the more prized for their brief and fleeting seasonal appearance. I look forward to seeing you at our Easter Champagne Brunch, and at many of our new social and sporting events. Happy Easter and Happy ‘Every Day’!
Yours cheerfully,
A. Lim
Aaron Lim General Manager aaron.lim@swissclub.org.sg Swiss Club – Home for all Nationalities
Members' Privileges As a Swiss Club Member, you are entitled to enjoy a wide range of attractive privileges and discounts on purchases and services from our selected partners. Here’s a sampler.
DINING AND GOURMET 30% OFF
20% OFF
a la carte lunch and
10% OFF
20% OFF
dine-in only (Reservations are required; valid till 30 June 2021)
a la carte dinner plus daily weekday specials
$10 OFF
online purchases (Minimum order of $100)
10% OFF 10% OFF
total bill (No minimum purchaser or reservation required)
$7 nett
San Miguel Pale/Light, Hahn Super Dry
15% OFF
10% OFF butchery, 10% OFF total food bill 5% OFF other purchases
10% OFF
total bill (No minimum purchaser or reservation required)
F&B and additional
5% OFF
on your birthday week
LIFESTYLE
SERVICES DROP-OFF
of international shipments (parcels) at The Guesthouse, with same-day pickup
5% OFF
DISCOUNT
Swiss Club Members Only Exclusive
Dream Cruises (Valid for cruise fare only)
on Prudential policies for Swiss Club Members and staff
Celebrating 150 years FREE
talks by industry professionals
10% OFF
Enjoy 5% off any
Rent a car at special rates, and have it delivered to the Swiss Club for your convenience
Car Insurance Motorcycle Insurance
annual comprehensive Travel 5% OFF Insurance policy purchase any annual comprehensive LY policy (Car, Motorcycle Forpurchase a limited N timeE Oonly! and Travel Insurance) M TI D E NETS FlashPay card IT M FREE LI worth up to $100* in stored value! Nets FlashPay Card worth up to $100 in link stored value Visit us at the below and get a quote today! https://www.budgetdirect.com.sg/car-insurance?buddy=BDSWC (Jan to June 2021)
ala carte food and beverage orders
online bookings, for a limited time only, for Members who are holders of DBS, POSB and/or HSBC cards (debit or credit) and American Express credit cards, issued in Singapore
Special Room Rate at
SPECIAL RATES
Mini Golf for $10++ and
$10% OFF
FREE!
10% OFF
consultation fees at Emergency Clinic
10% OFF
Terms apply. More details at https://www.budgetdirect.com.sg/terms/corporate-programme.
$340 nett
outpatient physiotherapy
10% OFF
for Skyline Studio with Lounge Access for 2 persons
15% OFF
In-Room Dining and all Food & Beverages at Sunset Bar
HealthTrack Health screening packages FarrerHealth packages
10% OFF
$25 OFF
your first visit
for Coaching: 1:1 - $950, 2:1 - $600 per pax, 3:1 - $480 per pax, 4:1 - $380 per pax, 5:1 - $300 per pax at Muru Golf Academy, Warren Golf Country Club
For more information and full terms and conditions, please visit www.swissclub.org.sg/membership-perks.
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D I N I N G
On the Wine List MARCH San Valentin Torres 2018 Origin: Catalunya, Spain
San Valentin Garnacha 2019 Origin: Catalunya, Spain
$65 per bottle $14 per 150ml glass
$65 per bottle $14 per 150ml glass
This pale yellow, delightfully floral and fruity wine is smooth and light on the palate, with a luscious finish reminiscent of quince jam. It goes wonderfully well with delicately flavoured seafood and all kinds of delicious desserts.
This very opaque, dark ruby-red wine boasts an intense aroma of blackberries with toasted nuances of roasted coffee and a note of licorice on the finish. Warm, juicy and flavourful, it pairs brilliantly with aged cheeses, poultry and char-grilled meats.
San Valentin Torres 2018
San Valentin Garnacha 2019
Mixed Case
Take home
Take home
Take home
OME, TA K E H
UR! D S AV O N A E V A S
6 bottles @ $270 $45 per bottle
6 bottles @ $288 $48 per bottle
3 bottles of white & 3 bottles of red @ $279 Terms and conditions apply.
APRIL Greywacke Sauvignon Blanc 2020 Origin: Marlborough, New Zealand
Lawson’s Dry Hill Pinot Noir 2018 Origin: Marlborough, New Zealand
$65 per bottle $14 per 150ml glass
$65 per bottle $14 per 150ml glass
This delicious ripe and zesty Sauvignon Blanc is an aromatic salsa-like fusion of ripe summer fruit and fragrant Asian spices with a lemony, citrus thread that finishes crisp and dry. It pairs well with cheese, delicate fish and fresh herb-based dishes.
This soft and elegant Pinot Noir has abundant depth and interest, with fine tannins, a lovely burgundy hue and a warm, inviting nose of strawberry and raspberry with a touch of oak. It complements fatty fish, char-grilled meats, casseroles and stews.
OME, TA K E H
UR D S AV O S AV E A N
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Greywacke Sauvignon Blanc 2020
Lawson’s Dry Hill Pinot Noir 2018
Mixed Case
Take home
Take home
Take home
6 bottles @ $270 $45 per bottle
6 bottles @ $288 $48 per bottle
3 bottles of white & 3 bottles of red @ $279 Terms and conditions apply.
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D I N I N G
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9.00 AM to 1.00 PM or 1.00 PM to 5.00 PM
Seminar Package $45.00 per person Min. 10 Pax and above Includes 1 coffee break with 2 snacks each
Seminar Package + Lunch $65.00 per person Min. 10 Pax and above Includes 1 coffee break with 2 snacks each 3-course set lunch
Swiss Club, Singapore
8.00 AM to 5.00 PM or 9.00 AM to 6.00 PM
Seminar Package For more information, call 6591 9420 or email us at banquetsales@swissclub.org.sg / Fabian.tan@swissclub.org.sg
$60.00 per person Min. 10 Pax and above Includes 2 coffee break with 2 snacks each
Seminar Package + Lunch $80.00 per person Min. 10 Pax and above Includes 2 coffee break with 2 snacks each 3-course set lunch
Seminar / Meeting Venue Set Up (Cluster/Classroom/Boardroom/U-shape or Theatre) 01 LCD Projector and Projector Screen Audio / Video 01 Wireless Microphone Complimentary Wireless Broadband Access 01 Whiteboard & Markers 01 Flipchart & Markers Meeting Stationery Ice Water & Mints
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All prices are subject to prevailing government taxes and 10% non-member surcharge
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Let’s Get Competitive! A
fter a very rainy start to the year, and amid the ongoing challenges of the COVID-19 situation, it's time to play some competitive tennis.
FLYING THE SWISS CLUB FLAG ISLAND-WIDE Right now, Swiss Club teams are doing battle on courts all over Singapore. Remember to show your support by cheering them on when they are playing at home – while respecting social distancing measures, of course. Around 10 teams are engaged in different leagues. Women’s, men’s and junior teams accommodate players of all genders and ages. It confirms the popularity of tennis at the Swiss Club and attests to the dedication of our players.
NEW ‘SMASH HIT’ EVENTS I’m pleased to report that our very first Apero Tennis Social was a blast. Do join us every Thursday night for a fun time! Well done to the ladies who worked very hard on their fitness and their tennis skills at our new cardio training session. Come join us every Friday morning for a great workout. COMING SOON In May and June we will be organising an Adults’ Singles Championship and Junior Tournament. In addition, Tennis Camps will be held during the Easter holidays. Look out for dates and registration details on the Swiss Club website and in the Club’s e-newsletter.
HOT TIP FOR WARMING UP Our new and already popular coach Ashgarvin shares this handy tip for your tennis warm-up. It helps players to slow down their swing and get a better 'feel' for the ball. To begin, both players should stand either side of the net, facing each other and 3 feet behind the service line. Then using a top spin on both forehands, try to keep the ball ‘live’ for as long as possible (backhand players will simply rally back and forth). To improve consistency, try to hit the ball at waist height and land the shots halfway between the net and your partner. Before retreating to the baseline, players can progress with the same activity using 3/4 depth, and aim to get the ball to land on the service line. After this, you're all set to play from the baseline. Article and photos courtesy of Pierre Capdeville, Swiss Club Tennis Director
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Different Strokes for Different Folks C
heck out aquaDucks’ lessons for all levels and ages, from 5 years onwards.
LESSONS BY LEVEL Level A1 (30-minute lesson) • Safe entry • Breath control/Submersion • Assisted front float, back float • Assisted front flutter kick Level A2 (30-minute lesson) • Front float, back float • Streamline glide – 3 metres • Flutter kick with kickboard – 10 metres • Learning to breathe – 5 metres Level A3 (45-minute lesson) Average time to complete this level: 15-20 hours • Streamline flutter kick – 7 metres • 7 metres freestyle – no breathing/ 5 metres backstroke kick • 50 metres breaststroke legs with correct turning of feet, no push and glide (with kickboard) • Swimming 10 metres without kickboard with breaststroke legs
Level A4 (45-minute lesson) Average time to complete this level: 15-20 hours • 10 metres freestyle/10 metres backstroke • 100 metres breaststroke legs with correct turning of feet, push and glide (with kickboard) • Swimming – 15 metres froggy (not perfect) • Diving from wall swim 3 metres underwater Level A5 (45-minute lesson) Average time to complete this level: 5-10 hours • 10 metres freestyle/10 metres backstroke • Learning breaststroke – 50 metres with correct breaststroke timing • Learning lifesaving backstroke – 50 metres A Diploma/A Award (45-minute lesson) Average time to complete levels 3,4,5 and receive the A Diploma: 40 hours • 50 metres of breaststroke/50 metres of lifesaving backstroke • Dive from the wall followed by 10 metres of freestyle • Push off from the wall, directly followed by 10 metres of backstroke
APRIL CAMPS Registration commences 4 March. Look out for more information in the Club’s e-newsletter. Learn to Swim Camp 5-8 years old, 9am to 12 noon Members $70, Non-members $80 (per day) Swim/Gym Camp 9-16 years old, 9am to 12 noon Members $70, Non-members $80 (per day) Week 1: Tuesday 30 March to Friday 1 April (3 days) Promotion for Members only: All 3 days at $195 Week 2: Tuesday 6 to Friday 9 April (4 days) Promotion for Members only: All 4 days at $250 INTERESTED IN SWIMMING? To book a FREE TRIAL lesson or join our classes, please contact aquaDucks at: E swiss@aquaducks.com.sg Article courtesy of Koen Verhoef, Founder and Managing Director, aquaDucks
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Fitness Training for Tennis
ctive Fitness has been helping many people improve their performance in specific competitive sports over the years. With tennis being one of the hottest sports at the Club, we encounter a lot of clients who want to improve their tennis game.
IMPROVING FITNESS, ENHANCING PERFORMANCE Over the years we have created multiple workout programmes, exercises and nutritional plans to help support people in improving their tennis game. Different players seek help in different areas. Some come to get overall fitter and faster, while others specifically aim to get stronger, more flexible, and so on. So, how can working with a trainer in the gym help improve your tennis game? As with any competitive sport, having a professional to design, guide, support and improve your workouts allows you to constantly improve and grow. Fitness is complex. It is the sum total of many variables and elements. So it follows that incremental improvements in any of them will contribute to an overall improvement in fitness and consequently performance.
SPECIFIC GOALS, PURPOSE-DESIGNED PROGRAMMES At Active Fitness, we have created a variety of specially tailored fitness programmes to increase speed and reaction timing, improve hand-eye coordination, and increase strength output while increasing flexibility. If you're looking to make 2021 your year to seriously improve your game, we're here to help make that a reality for you. So look us up – and lift your game! KEEN TO FOCUS ON YOUR FITNESS? For more information on our classes, private sessions and opening hours, please contact Jason at: T 9026 3452 E getactive@activefitness.com.sg Article courtesy of Timothy Felix, Active Fitness Director
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Deluxe room
$150 nett Per night
SOCIAL UIZ NIGHT Q A TRIVIA NIGHT UNDER THE STARS
7PM • *$25 PER TEAM (MAX 5 PAX) TURF SQUARE BY THE POOL To register, visit swissclub.org.sg/events
2021 UPCOMING DATES: 19 MARCH 23 APRIL 21 MAY
*Price excludes GST ($26.75 after GST)
EVENTS AND ACTIV MARCH
7 Champagne Brunch
APRIL 1 2
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Wine Dinner
Kids’ Snake Bread and Cervelat Grilling Workshop
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Island-hopping Trip (St John and Sister’s Island)
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St Patrick’s Day Celebration (Ireland’s National Day)
Social Quiz Night
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St George’s Day Celebration (U.K.’s National Day)
Gentlemen’s Cooking Club
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Easter Art Workshop Easter Champagne Brunch
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Kids’ Baking Class
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Ladies’ Luncheon
17 Constitution Day Celebration (Norway’s National Day)
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White Asparagus Festival
Paintball
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Social Quiz Night
Kids’ F&B Workshop
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Jungle Cove BBQ Evening
Art Workshop
Social Quiz Night
Kids’ Pizza Workshop
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Jungle Cove Popup Kitchen
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Swiss Z’morgen
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Sake Dinner
King’s Day Celebration (Netherlands National Day) Freedom Day Celebration (South Africa’s National Day)
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White Asparagus Festival
Mother’s Day Brunch
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Hari Raya Celebrations
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Jungle Cove Popup Kitchen (BBQ)
Wine Dinner
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Quiz League Stammtisch
All events are subject to changes or cancellation due to inclement weather, changes to COVID-19 management measures, and other unforeseen circumstances.
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S P O R T S
Hop into Basketball Action this Easter!
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s we welcome 2021, we look back at last year’s highlights and share exciting offerings in the form of a classic 21-point basketball game.
SATURDAY BASKETBALL CLUB Our recently launched Saturday Basketball Club provides the perfect opportunity for advanced student athletes looking to gain valuable exposure whilst focusing on fitness conditioning in game situations. It involves two hours of invigorating hard work in the Indoor Sports Hall. UPCOMING EVENTS In addition to our regular season and Saturday Basketball Club, we will be conducting Easter and Summer Break Basketball Camps. Look out for information in the Club’s e-newsletter and on our social media sites.
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WHY CHOOSE BASKETBALL? We touched on what SoMa is about in previous issues of ‘Relax’. Now let us debunk on some myths about the sport we love. Basketball is a complicated game. It’s a game of simple rules, which everybody can ‘get’ after a few sessions. Basketball is too physical. There’s a risk of injury no matter what sport you choose. Even the little ones can try their hand at it – our youngest participant is 5 years old! Basketball is all about shooting the basket. We believe strongly that defence wins games. Basketball requires a wide range of skills, which allows opportunities for continuous improvement regardless of age and skill level.
Basketball is tough to master. For kids who have a lot of energy, the sport is a great way to combine a range of physical skills with creativity and the pursuit of excellence. Basketball is for girls. Having coached high school basketball for the past two decades, Coach Joe has ensured that every institution forms a girls’ team whenever resources permit. Since the start of our partnership with the Swiss Club, 25% of participants in our regular season and holiday camps have been girls! INTERESTED IN ATTENDING SOMA SATURDAY BASKETBALL CLUB, REGULAR SESSIONS OR HOLIDAY CAMPS? Give a shout out to Kevin at: T 9765 2997 E somasportssingapore@gmail.com
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e are headed for an exciting Easter season with a host of soccer camps to fill your kids’ days with footy fun.
EASTER CAMPS CUFA Football Camps were thoroughly enjoyed by our kids throughout the holidays and everybody had a wonderful time, coaches included. Do sign up early for our upcoming Easter camps to avoid disappointment. We are looking forward to welcoming your kids once again, or sharing our passion for the beautiful game with first-timers. Please take note of camp dates.
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Indoor Sports Hall and Soccer Pitch Indoor Sports Hall and Soccer Pitch
SATURDAY SESSIONS We also conduct weekly Saturday morning sessions in the weatherproof Indoor Sports Hall at the Swiss Club. Please take note of session times: Saturdays, 10.30am to 12pm
Indoor Sports Hall
INTERESTED IN REGISTERING YOUR CHILD IN A CUFA FOOTBALL CAMP? Please visit www.cufa.com.sg or contact Olliver at T 9821 3869 Article courtesy of Olliver Marx, General Manager, CUFA
GO ALL NATURAL.
Now, every day can be a good hair day.
Call us now at 8374 4351 By Appointment Only Swiss Club, Singapore (Pavilion) At OM Salon, we cater to your various hair treatment needs as well as manicure and pedicure services by Daily Nail by Yupa (formerly at L3 Guesthouse) Visit swissclub.org.sg/salon for more info
HAIR CUT AND WASH STARTING FROM $48 (U.P. $125) BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW!
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A Learning Oasis in a Lush Tropical Landscape
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he Swiss School in Singapore is a small, intimate school located on beautiful grounds adjoining the Swiss Club premises.
PRESCHOOL TO PRIMARY At our school, children get to learn and play in a unique educational environment amid tropical plants. We uphold the highest academic standards, with a view to preparing children for successful lives in a multicultural modern world. The Swiss School is an International School with around 230 students of various nationalities. It offers a bilingual education in either German and English or French and English.
Early Childhood • Children from 2 to 4 years • Main language in all classes: English • A native German- or French-speaking teacher works with the students for up to 4 hours a week • Optional full-day programme until 3.20pm in German • Main focus is playful learning • Sport, swimming, sand play and music are an integral part of the curriculum • NEW 2021/2022: Full-day programme for French-speaking students
German Stream • Children from 5 to 12 years • Language Programme: German/English • Follows Swiss German Curriculum Lehrplan 21 • Mixed-aged learning from Primary 1 • Holistic education: music, swimming, sport, arts and crafts, artistic design • Various annual projects and events
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French Stream • Children from 4 to 11 years • Language programme: French/English • Follows the Swiss French Curriculum Plan d’Etudes Romand (PER) • Mixed-aged learning from Primary 1 • Holistic education: music, swimming, sport, arts and crafts, artistic design • Various annual projects and events • NEW: Primary Class 6 will be introduced in school year 2022/2023 INTERESTED IN A PERSONALISED SCHOOL TOUR OR AN INFORMAL CHAT? Please contact us at: T 6468 2117 E info@swiss-school.edu.sg Article courtesy of Prisca Reitz, Marketing & Communications Representative, SSiS
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his holidays travelling to far-flung places. “I am an adventure junkie, having been to unchartered territories that are not recognised by the United Nations – including DPRK and Nagorno-Karabakh,” shared Elvis.
AN ATHLETE AND AN ADVENTURER Fortunately, Elvis joined the Swiss Club in February of 2020, just before the full impact of COVID-19 made itself felt. He is currently 25 and single but not available – he is engaged to be married to Cherie, an auditor, at the end of this year. Not surprisingly, Elvis is an avid and accomplished athlete who played badminton for Singapore and soccer for his university. While completing his degree in Sports Management in Scotland, he spent
LOVES HIS WORK Elvis loves many aspects of working at the Club, including the lush greenery and the healthy dining choices on the menu. He personally recommends the Caesar Chicken Wrap. He also deeply appreciates the support and understanding of Members, who have of late not always been able to use the courts without advance bookings. Upon explaining that there had been a surge in demand since COVID-19 eliminated the possibility of
travel for leisure, Elvis found that Members were understanding and cooperative. “I was very touched as I could feel the support of my Members. As we always say, we are a home away from home and these experiences gave me a very homely feeling,” recalled Elvis. THANK YOU, MEMBERS In closing, Elvis had this message for Members: “I would like to thank Members for their support and encouragement during the past year. It was a very turbulent year, with ever-changing guidelines that required everyone to adapt to uncomfortable changes. Your kind words have been one of the biggest motivating factors!”
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Feast on these bite-sized morsels of information about Easter!
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Easter celebrates the Christian belief in the resurrection of Jesus Christ, three days after his execution and death on the cross. Today, it has become a symbol of hope throughout the Christian world.
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Lent is a period of 40 days before Easter, during which Christians are supposed to give up something they love, such as eating meat.
Hot cross buns can be traced back to pagan times when the crosses represented the four seasons and the four phases of the moon. When Christianity became widespread, they acquired the symbolism of the cross on which Jesus Christ died.
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Pretzels are tied up with Easter. Legend has it that they were invented by an Italian monk in 610 A.D. to reward young children for learning their prayers, which is why they resemble the crossed arms of praying children. Since they were made of simple flour and water, they were also widely eaten during Lent, when certain foods were forbidden.
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In Sweden, children dress up as witches on Maundy Thursday (the day before Good Friday), or Skärtorsdagen. They go door to door wishing people ‘Happy Easter’ in exchange for candy.
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In parts of Europe including Germany and Scandinavia, people light bonfires called Easter Fires or ‘Osterfeuer’ over the Easter weekend. The practice hails from the Saxons, who believed that the fires helped to chase away winter and bring spring.
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On Easter Monday in Poland, boys try to soak people with buckets of water. This tradition has been traced back to the baptism of Polish Prince Mieszko on Easter Monday in 996.
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Christians believe that Jesus Christ took the Last Supper with his 12 Apostles on Maundy Thursday, the day before he was crucified on Good Friday. They ate unleavened bread and wine, which came to represent the body and blood of Christ in the Eucharist or Holy Communion that Christians celebrate at mass.
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In Australia, the chocolate Easter Bilby is an increasingly popular alternative to the chocolate Easter Bunny. While the rabbit is regarded as a pest in the wild, wiping out native flora, attacking crops and eroding the soil, the bilby plays an important role in keeping the ecosystem in balance by digging deep burrows that double as compost pits for decomposing plants and germinating seeds.
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A series of 50 Imperial Easter eggs was created for the Russian Imperial family from 1885 to 1916 by the jeweller Peter Carl Fabergé. ‘Fabergé eggs’ are some of the most admired and copied objets d’art in the world.
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Almost 400 years ago, in 1634, the villagers of Oberammergau, Bavaria, Germany, pledged to perform a passion play re-enacting the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ once every 10 years, if God were to spare them from the Bubonic Plague. In 2020, it had to be postponed for two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The male actors in the Oberammergau Passion Play have promised to grow their hair and beards from Ash Wednesday in 2021 until the next performance in 2022, so that they will look authentically hairy.
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Every year on Easter Monday, the townspeople of the Southern French town of Haux crack more than 4,500 eggs to make a giant omelette that feeds more than 1,000 people. The tradition dates back to when Napoleon and his army were travelling through the South of France.
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The Easter bonnet can be traced back to a European tradition when people would wear new clothes and hats to celebrate the coming of spring and Easter. It was popularised by the Irving Berlin song ‘Easter Parade’, released in 1933 and performed by Fred Astaire in the 1948 musical of the same name. In your Easter bonnet, with all the frills upon it, You’ll be the grandest lady in the Easter Parade. I’ll be all in clover and when they look you over, I’ll be the proudest fellow in the Easter Parade. On the avenue, Fifth Avenue, the photographers will snap us, And you’ll find that you’re in the rotogravure. Oh, I could write a sonnet about your Easter bonnet, And of the girl I’m taking to the Easter Parade.
Help the bunnies find the Easter eggs. Using a pen or pencil, trace the burrow that leads to the stash of eggs.
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Easter Egg Hunt Look for the special little Swiss Club Easter eggs scattered throughout this issue of ‘Relax’. They look like this:
Find them, count them (including the ones directly above) and record the total number here. There are ……. Swiss Club Easter eggs in this magazine.
WIN an Exclusive Swiss Club Easter Hamper! For Members aged 12 years and under
To enter, simply take screen shots of this and the previous page, completed, and email them to marketing@swissclub.org.sg, stating your name and family membership number, by 31 March 2021. The first-drawn correct entry wins!
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Programme of Sports Activities in March and April 2021 Join in our regular sports activities, form new friendships and socialise as you keep fit. We cater to all interests, ages and levels of fitness. Let’s get going! FOOTBALL SOCIAL FOOTBALL Mon 8pm – 10pm (Sports Field)
TENNIS SOCIAL (MEN’S/LADIES’) Sat 3pm – 6pm (Courts 2, 3 and 4)
PADEL APERO PADEL SOCIAL Wed 7.30pm - 9pm
Andreas Kalkum E: andreas.kalkum@gmail.com to join our mailing list. An email is sent to Swiss Club Members every Friday to get players registered for football on Monday.
LADIES’ TEAM TRAINING Courts 4 and 5
For Padel enquiries, contact Pierre Capdeville at E: pierre@forty-fifteen.com or swissclub@forty-fifteen.com
GERMAN-SWISS ALL STARS COSMO LEAGUE Tue 7pm – 9pm (Sports Field)
Fri 8am – 9.30am (STA Team) 10am – 12pm (Ladies’ Group Training)
CASUAL KICK Tue 9pm – 10.30pm (Sports Field)
JUNIOR PROGRAMME Mon – Fri 4pm – 7.30pm Sat 8.30am – 12pm • Parent/child and tiny tots programme • Junior introductory/ development programme • Junior intermediate/ advanced programme
Please contact Urs Brutsch at E: Urs.Brutsch@hpwm.sg (German All Stars) FOOTBALL TRAINING FOR KIDS – COSMO UNITED FOOTBALL ACADEMY Training on Saturday 10.30am – 12pm (Indoor Sports Hall)
Mon 9am – 11am (WITS Team) Tue 10am – 12pm (WITS Team)
For times and dates, please see the 40XV display at the tennis courts.
Open to all Players born between: 1 Jan 2012 and 31 Dec 2015
APERO TENNIS MIXED SOCIAL Thu 7pm - 8.30pm
Opened to Swiss Club Members and Non-Members.
LADIES’ CARDIO TENNIS TRAINING Fri 10am - 11.30am
Please contact Olliver Marx at E: info@cufa.com.sg W: www.cufa.com.sg T: 9821 3869
LOVE-MATCH FIND A PARTNER LIST Register on Swiss Club web under 40XV Please check the tennis noticeboard for courts allocation for coaching and social tennis.
SWIMMING Please contact aquaDucks at E: swiss@aquaducks.com.sg or David at david@aquaducks.com.sg T: 8260 9032 (weather update only) BABIES' AND TODDLERS' SWIMMING LESSON (6-36 MONTHS) Tue – Fri 3pm – 5pm Sat 8.30am – 12pm PRESCHOOL SWIMMING LESSON (3-4 YEARS OLD) Tue – Fri 3pm – 5pm Sat 8.30am – 12pm LEARN TO SWIM (5-8 YEARS OLD) Tue – Fri 3pm – 5pm Sat 8.30am – 12pm STROKE AND DEVELOPMENT (CD 1-4) Tue – Fri 5pm, 6pm Sat 8.30am, 9.40am, 2pm, 4.45pm ADULTS' TRAINING Tue 7.15pm Wed 2pm
Please contact Pierre Capdeville at T: 6591 9438 or E: pierre@forty-fifteen.com LADIES’ TENNIS LADDER Please contact Corinna Gorriz at E: corinna@gorriz.de or T: 8725 6761
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BASKETBALL (SOMA SPORTS SINGAPORE) Age Groups: 3-5, 6-12, 13-18 years old Mon 4.45pm – 5.45pm GOLF German-Swiss Golf Club Please contact Adrian Luedi at E: germanswissgolfclub@gmail.com or T: 9081 8506 JASS 19 Feb, 9 Apr, 21 May, 25 Jun, 21 Aug, 2 Oct, 13 Nov, 10 Dec *Venue to be advised Please contact Nadine Breitenmoser at E: nadine.breitenmoser@gmail.com
KARATE KYOKUSHIN KARATE Thu 5pm – 6pm 4 years and above Parents are welcome to join class (Aerobics Studio) Please contact the instructor, Sensei Lai at E: ekl@caa.columbia.edu or T: 9185 0900 MAHJONG Wed 7.30pm – 10.30pm (Board Room One) Please contact Jill Boschung at E: jillbos@yahoo.com or T: 9022 4605 SOCIAL TREKKING Time and dates to be advised. Please contact Samir or Sven at T: 8189 1234 (SAMIR) 9806 8513 (SVEN)
PROFESSIONAL FITNESS SERVICES AQUA BIKING Wed 7pm – 7.50pm Sat 9am – 9.50am (Note: Pre-register to secure a bike for class) INDOOR CYCLING Sat 11am – 11.45am (Aerobics Studio) (Note: Pre-register to secure a bike for class) BOOT CAMP Mon 6pm – 6.45pm Thu 8.30am – 9.15am (Sports Field/Outdoor Multi-Court) PILATES Wed 8.30am – 9.30am (Outdoor area near Sports Hall) Sat 10am – 11am (Edelweiss Room)
SKAT Wed 8pm – 11pm (Pergola) Please contact Hubert Nerlich at E: hubertnerlich@gmail.com or T: 6734 0034 for more details PILATES – BY CHRISTABEL PILATES MATWORK Wed 8.30am – 9.30am (Aerobics Studio) Please contact Christabel Lim at E: christabel_lyh@hotmail.com or T: 9619 5820 (Note: Pre-registration is required for this class) YOGA HATHA FLOW YOGA Fri 8.30am – 9.30am (Aerobics Studio) HATHA YOGA Sat 9am – 10am (Aerobics Studio)
VINYASA YOGA Tue 8.30am – 9.30am (Aerobics Studio)
YIN YANG YOGA Mon 8.30am – 9.30am (Aerobics Studio)
STRONG BY ZUMBA Mon 8.30am – 9.30am (Edelweiss Room)
Please contact Nathalie Sofia (Yoga Library Pte Ltd) at E: Sofia.nathalie@gmail.com or T: 8260 4049 for more details
ZUMBA Tue 8.30am – 9.30am (Aerobics Studio) BARRE TONING Wed 8.30am – 9.30am (Edelweiss Room) TRX SUSPENSION TRAINING Fri 8.30am – 9.30am (Outdoor Fitness Corner)  Please contact Jason Stanley 24 hours before class at E: getactive@activefitness.com.sg or T: 9026 3452 PERSONAL TRAINING Please contact Timothy Felix at E: getactive@activefitness.com.sg or T: 9191 7475
ALIGNMENT-BASED HATHA YOGA Thu 8.30am – 9.30am (Aerobics Studio) Please contact Nadja Pizzo at E: yogawithnadja@gmail.com or T: 9145 4408 for more details SALON SERVICES OM SALON By appointment only Please contact us at T: 8374 4351
(Note: Pre-registration is required for this class)
GOT A SUGGESTION? If you would like to suggest a new activity, please contact Elvis Tan, Sports & Recreation Executive at: E elvis.tan@swissclub.org.sg T 6591 9438
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Mother’s Day Brunch
Father’s Day Barbecue
at Jungle Cove Sunday 9 May 2021
at Jungle Cove Sunday 20 June 2021
Book early to avoid disappointment, as limitations on group gatherings and social distancing measures may be in place. To reserve a table or find out more, please call 6591 9420 or email events@swissclub.org.sg
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