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Celebrating SENIORS advertising feature
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Nordic Walk to total body fitness
NORDIC Walking is one of the most affordable and fun ways to get moving and stay active and healthy, so seniors can keep doing all the things they love, says Kristen Pratt, of Capital Nordic Walking.
“Exercise, when done properly, is proven to boost health,” she says.
“Even a few minutes every day can strengthen the immune system, improve brain function, reverse the effects of ageing, and may even improve your memory. Exercise can also be a boon to mental health.
“Nordic Walking is an incredible fitness activity –
Finding a beautiful resting place for loved ones
CANBERRA Memorial Parks staff will be operating a stall on March 15 at Exhibition Park for the 2023 Autumn Seniors Festival.
CEO Kerry McMurray says his friendly staff will be on hand to answer questions on products and services including cremation, burials and memorialisation options.
“Canberra Memorial Parks offers a wide range of cremation, traditional burial, natural burial and memorialisation options to honour and celebrate community members across three beautiful parks at Woden, Gungahlin and Hall,” he says.
“We also assist those who would like the remains of loved ones to be buried or scattered elsewhere, in a place of personal significance.
“We strive to help the whole community in planning for their end of life or to honour the life of a loved one in a way that reflects their personal needs and wishes.”
Featuring a private viewing room accommodating up to 25 people, Kerry says the new Gungahlin crematorium incorporates features which meet the diverse needs of Canberra’s communities.
“The Gungahlin cemetery offers natural burials in a beautiful bushland environment, which let people’s remains decompose sustainably and return to nature,” he says.
Canberra Memorial Parks. Call 6207 0000 or visit canberramemorialparks.act.gov.au
Parkinson’s, arthritis, or balance problems.”
Kristen says the low-impact, total-body workout is as gentle as walking but delivers results that are proven to be more effective than walking, jogging or cycling.
“It doubles the number of muscles being worked to over 90 per cent, can blast as many calories as running, strengthens your upper body and core, improves your posture, and takes a huge amount of strain off your legs, hips and back,” she says.
“Best of all it’s fun to do with friends and family.”