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DECEMber 2013

Issue 01

ActiveSG (West Zone) newsletter Editorial: Shirley Ong, Cera Soh Tel: 6515 2397

Admin Office: Eric Leong Tel: 6515 2395

Sports & Games: Lim Guan Kiang Tel: 6515 2398

Social: Madeline Gan Tel: 6515 2394

Commercial & Marketing: Bernard Tham Tel: 6515 2386

Special Projects: Henny Goh Tel: 6515 2394

Sports & Recreation Centres

message from the cHIeF

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What’s Inside

Greetings from the Singapore Sports Council (SSC)! I’m very pleased and excited to present to you this inaugural issue of ActiveSG (West Zone) – a monthly sports lifestyle newsletter catering to the residents in the West.

Every month, we endeavour to bring you stories on inspirational sportsmen, and roundups of events happening around your area. It will also have a comprehensive listing of sports interest groups, as well as activities and programmes organized by ActiveSG (West Zone).

The SSC is working tirelessly to bring sports to more people by creating facilities and making them more accessible for all to use and enjoy. We have also created wide-ranging programmes and opportunities for all citizens to take part in sports and activities at community level. This will not only make our communities more cohesive but it will also develop a national passion for sports and foster a healthy lifestyle.

We hope through this newsletter, you’ll be able to participate in the array of activities offered, learn a new sport and ultimately, forge

p2 Singapore’s reputation as a well-planned nation with world-class infrastructure goes beyond the tourist attractions and the financial hub; it also extends to sports facilities for the full benefit of its people.

new friendship within your neighbourhood.

A lot of thought has been put into the conceptualisation of this newsletter. We hope that you will enjoy reading this newsletter, as much as we did putting it together. Ultimately, we hope that this newsletter will help in promoting an active sports lifestyle for all of you.

And what better way to kick start your sporting lifestyle than at the Jurong West Sports and Recreation Centre (JW SRC)? It is after all the biggest integrated sports centre in Singapore.

Located just within the central part of Jurong West, you can have easy access to the Stadium, Sports Hall and Swimming Complex at minimal cost. Read more about JW SRC’s extensive range of facilities and services in this inaugural of Active West, we guarantee you will be thrilled!

We wish you a great sporting month ahead!

Sincerely, Lai Chin Kwang, Chief, Sports Club Group

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p3 Jurong West Sports and Recreation Centre (JWSRC) has a stadium, sports hall and swimming complex all in one area. Undoubtedly, the JWSRC is a sports facility of epic proportions.

Find out more about this massive sports facility - its services, amenities and programmes - in this issue of ActiveSG (West Zone)!

A smorgasbord of sports at the Fit Open House 2013. More than 14,000 people tried their hands at various activities such as taichi, basketball and zumba at Sports and Recreation Centres across Singapore.

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Bukit Gombak Sports and Recreation Centre 810 Bukit Gombak West Ave 5 Singapore 659081 Tel: 6896 2193/4 Facebook Link: http://tinyurl.com/lwxpyto

Choa Chu Kang Sports and Recreation Centre 1 Choa Chu Kang Street 53 Singapore 689236 Tel: 6767 1735/6 Facebook Link: http://tinyurl.com/mlb25w7

Clementi Sports and Recreation Centre 518 Clementi Ave 3 Singapore 129907 Tel: 6872 9180/1 Facebook Link: http://tinyurl.com/k3cxpw8

Jurong East Sports and Recreation Centre 21 Jurong East Street 31 Singapore 609517 Tel: 6896 3565/6 Facebook Link: http://tinyurl.com/kcz9tnl

Jurong West Sports and Recreation Centre 20 Jurong West Street 93 Singapore 648965 Tel: 6515 5259 Facebook Link: http://tinyurl.com/m66ggv3

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A Nation United In Sports Singapore’s reputation as a well-planned nation with world-class infrastructure goes beyond the tourist attractions and the financial hub; it also extends to sports facilities for the full benefit of its people.

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here is no reason why Singaporeans should not take up any sports or take to exercising.

In the same manner that Singapore has grown as a formidable economic power in the region by creating a financial hub and a business-friendly environment, it has also made great strides in building and improving the sports infrastructures for its citizens.

Today, Singapore is considered as one of the most inclusive sports nations.

The Singapore Sports Council (SSC) has been at the forefront of this movement to make sports more accessible to all and sundry. This is made possible by building facilities and allowing greater public access to those facilities; creating wide-ranging programmes for Singaporeans of all ages; and creating more opportunities

for all citizens to take part in sports. So, whether you’re an entry-level athlete or an elite competitor, the SSC has something for you.

With all these initiatives, the SSC has transformed the way Singaporeans view and participate in sports. Sports have truly become a way of life for many Singaporeans. Many are picking up a sport; whether be it football, basketball or running, Singaporeans are becoming more active in a way or another.

Through sports, we have also become a more cohesive society.

Nowadays, we see greater participation in mass events like marathons, cycling races and other activities like zumba or line dancing. This is also made possible through the creation of Sports and Recreation Centres, park connectors, and the likes which ultimately bring the

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community closer through communityled initiatives and programmes.

Likewise through sports, Singapore now has a constant source of national pride as a result of high performance results by our homegrown athletes at international and regional games.

Companies are also beginning to see the values and benefits that sports has over their employees, with some actively pursuing recreational sporting activities for the staff to partake in.

Hence, with the New Year just round the corner, there is no better time than now to set your resolution and jump on the ‘healthy lifestyle bandwagon’.

With the many sports programs, events you can participate in and facilities that you can utilize, it is time to put those boots on and live better through sports!

facilities in focus

sports jewel in the west

Mention Jurong West, and heavy duty industrial buildings will come instantly into mind. However, you may be surprised that it is also home to the biggest integrated sports centre in Singapore – the Jurong West Sports & Recreation Club (JWSRC).

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ocated conveniently next to Pioneer MRT station, the Jurong West Sports and Recreation Centre (JWSRC) is a fully integrated sports centre which offers an extensive range of sporting facilities and amenities. It has a Stadium, Sports Hall, Aquatic Centre, Tennis Courts, Dance Studios and a ClubFITT Gym. However, the facilities are no good at all if nobody is using them. In that regard, the JWSRC lets you engage in sports and leisure activities at convenient times and at affordable rates. Besides popular sports such as jogging, swimming and badminton, the extensive sports complex also offers courses such as Cardio, Body & Mind and even social dance. Evident from its large enrolment, Learn-To-Play

(LTP) programmes like Aqua Aerobics and Cardio Mix are very popular with Jurong residents.

Jurong West SRC goes beyond being a sports facility to a community facility.

It sets the direction of Singapore Sports Council in providing top-notch facilities to give residents an all-encompassing experience.

Retail and F&B outlets - Japanese restaurant Ni Hon Mura, sports retailer Sportslink private dance school Dancepointe, and MMI (Montessori) Childcare Centre - complements the sports facilities to a tee, making the JWSRC a one-stop lifestyle destination for people living in the west of SIngapore.

Stadium The Jurong West Stadium seats 3,178 spectators and apart from the football field, the stadium has an eight-lane, 400m running track that you can use, free of charge, for jogging. The stadium is opened from 4.30am to 9.30pm.

courts for hire, which will definitely meet the demand for most occasions. They can also be converted to three basketball/ volleyball/netball courts.

In addition, the multi-purpose Sports Hall has two dance studios, two tennis courts and two meeting rooms. The Satellite Sports Museum pays tribute to Singapore’s sporting heroes, and houses unique sports memorabilia.

Also located within the complex is the ClubFitt Gym. Covering 955 square metres, or about the size of about 10 fourroom HDB flats, it is one of the largest ClubFitt gyms in Singapore. The ClubFitt Gym at Jurong West offers a sizeable selection of workout machines, cardio machines and free weights.

Ladies, there’s a special section within the gym just for you! This is something that is unique to JWSRC. Now, you can do stretches and light exercises with much privacy. The ladies’ section has stretching mats, kettlebells and dumbbells.

Swimming Complex The Jurong West Swimming Complex is one of the few SRCs which houses special water features such as a lazy river, children’s water play area with themed interactive water sculpture and a jacuzzi pool.

There are many pools for various purposes including a teaching pool, wadding pool and a competition pool.

With the competition pool being fully sheltered, it helps to keep one away from the blazing sun.

Jurong West Sports and Recreation Centre 20 Jurong West Street 93 Singapore 648965 Nearest MRT station: Pioneer

Sports Hall and Gym For indoor activities, there’s the 485-seater Sports Hall. Badminton buffs, you’ll be glad to know that there are a total of 12

An unexpected guest!

A day at Jurong West SRC got everyone excited when a Pink Flamingo waded its way calmly into the swimming pool and stayed on for a cool 45 minutes!

While the unprecedented visit of the big bird brought inconvenience to some guests, it was definitely a rare sight that brought smiles to many.

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PLAY

Joining The Best men and Zumba for the women. In addition, as part of the overall objectives to create a stronger bond amongst family members, events and activities are organised for father and son to participate and to compete as well.

We believe through football and the Warriors’ programmes, besides providing a platform to benefit families, there was also a significant increase in the involvement of different ethnic groups and foreigners.

Q: Apart from the Young Warriors and Kids Warriors Programme and playing in the S-League, how do you think Warriors FC can extend their outreach to the people?

Football is undoubtedly one of Singapore’s favourite sports and with that in mind, the Football Sports Interest Group will definitely be a hit. And if you need further reasons to join, this Sports Interest Group in time will be working with private sports club such as the Warriors Football Club (Warriors FC), the most successful club in the history of the S-League.

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arriors FC has a proven track record in community outreach programmes. They collaborated with the ActiveSG (West Zone) to conduct football programmes, Young Warriors and KidzWarrior, and the club look forward to adding the Football Sports Interest Group to their portfolio. We spoke with Warriors FC General Manager Chong Wei Chiang, and got his take on the club’s community projects, plans for the Football Sports Interest Group, and the outlook on the sports landscape in Singapore.

Q: Tell us, what exactly are the Young Warriors and KidzWarriors Programme?

A: Both Young Warriors and KidzWarriors Programme are community based football clinics for kids organised by Warriors Football Club in which the following objectives are to be maintained: Promoting football to the youths in the community as healthy lifestyle and social cohesion; Fostering community bonding through the active involvement of parents also in the project; Cultivating interest by providing the opportunity for talented

boys and girls to be nurtured into football stars of the future and most of all, Character Building through football in developing their skills and positive values for them to excel in life.

Q: How many years have Warriors FC been conducting the programme?

Since 2004, Warriors FC have been organising the programmes with different stakeholders over the years.

Warriors started the programme named Budding Stars with South West CDC and underwent a rebranding exercise in late 2005 and renamed the programme to KidzWarriors in 2006 to reach out to more kids in the community other than those residing in South West District.

Q: Any particular success story to share? I.e. A trainee going on to star in your S-League team?

A: From the observation made during the conduct of the programme, it was apparent that the right values were being imparted to the youths. Erwan Gunawan who was with the Under-12 programme is now with the Warriors S-League team and was called up for National Team recently. Other players such as Ruzaini and Hyrulnizam have also made appearances for the National squad or the Lions XII team.

Q: From your perspective, how did football help the community?

A: When the programme is conducted on Sunday morning, not only are the kids having a good time on the field, the programme also enables the parents to participate in Warriors’ organised programmes such as futsal for the

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A: Besides conducting outreach programmes to school (where coaches and players are sent to school to conduct football clinics), Warriors FC also work with the under-privileged organisations such as Moral Welfare Homes and Delta Senior School, in conducting football clinics and football activities for the students and residents. Over the years, Warriors FC have been fetching those under-privileged to Choa Chu Kang (CCK) stadium to watch Live football matches and participate in activities.

Q: What do you think of the Football Interest Group that ActiveSG (West Zone) is developing?

A: I would think that the ActiveSG (West Zone) is trying to get as many people as possible to play football at the stadium. Though it might not be competitive football to be played, the main idea is to bring back the past ‘kampong’ football, so that football could still be played with lots of fun and meaning. Through peer influence, the interest group would then able to expand the pool of enthusiasts and develop more interests among the community in playing football.

Q: How do you think Warriors FC will be able to help to spur or generate interest in the Football Sports Interest Group?

A: As demonstrated in Warriors FC’s KidzWarriors programme, besides providing quality football programmes for the kids (primary concern of parents), for them to have fun, stay active and develop their football skills, the program aids in their character development such as leadership, communication and interpersonal skills.

Warriors FC could contribute to value add to the programmes conducted for kids such as organizing ‘tele-matches’ with a bit of army flavour from time to time to inject more spice.

As for the Interest Group, providing FUN and COMPETITIVE football is key.

Warriors FC could help by organising allyear round football league for competitive footballers, to ensure the sustainability of the program with a fun element. Also, the Interest Group could also explore playing at Choa Chu Kang stadium, the same pitch as played by S-League players, which might help to generate interest. On that note, having a good pitch might also help, such as converting the current field

to an artificial pitch.

Another suggestion would be for Warriors FC to screen a live football match at the stadium, such as the current EPL matches and the 2014 World Cup for example, to spur more interest in getting football enthusiasts to join the Interest Group.

Q: Looking forward, what is Warriors FC’s hope for the sports landscape in Singapore?

A: Warriors FC would wish to establish a Club that belongs to the community.

Looking at the Barcelona model in which the city besides represented by a world-class football club, other professional sports such as Basketball and Handball also donning the same colour as the football club. Warriors FC would also love to involve more sports at CCK stadium and position CCK Sports and Recreation Centre (CCKSRC) as an all encompassing sports facility, not just for its football programs but other sports as well.

Hence, besides organising football leagues for the football enthusiasts, the same could apply to badminton, basketball, tennis, table tennis, swimming and running as well, regardless of individual or team sports.

On that note, Warriors FC aims to inculcate a weekday of ‘family sporting day’, whereby family members would mark down on their calendar to do sports at CCKSRC on that particular day.

A sporting culture must be established within the family and the community, be it to participate or to spectate.

sports interest groups Programme

Day

Time

Tue

Start Ongoing

7pm - 9pm Badminton

Thu

Ongoing

Programme Synopsis

Fee ($)

Eliminate the hassle to book courts by joining the interest group with like minded enthusiats, and bring your skills to a whole new level!

$15/month $5/month (Seniors)**

Venue Jurong West SRC

Clementi SRC

Fri

7pm -9pm

Ongoing

Bring your team or join as an individual and forge new friendship through a weekly game of basketball

$10/month

Jurong West SRC

Fri

8pm - 12am

Ongoing

Explore and see Singapore in a different view when you cycle and seek out the best ‘makan’ places and popular dinning locations.

$10 (3 months)

Jurong West SRC

Wed

8am - 12pm

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Jurong West SRC

Sun

10am - 2pm

15 Dec

Perfect your skills in the art of strategy.

Learn the different forms of board games from Chess, Wei Qi, Contract Bridge, Sequence, Saboteur and many more.

Sun

8am - 11am

Ongoing

Round up your team or join as an individual and have some fun kickabouts!

$20/month

Jurong West Stadium

Ongoing

$5/month

Jurong East SRC

Petanque

Petanque is a sport which can be played by an individual or in teams, using boules, jacks and a flat, open space. A low intensive sport suitable for all ages.

$5/month

Jurong West SRC

Pickleball

Known to be a social sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis and table tennis, Pickleball can aid to improve memory, reduce stress as well as weight loss!

$5/month

Clementi SRC

$10/month $5/month (seniors**)

Choa Chu Kang SRC

Basketball

Cycling

Board Games

Football

Sat

Table Tennis

10am -12pm

Tue

10am - 12pm

Ongoing

Mon

10am - 12pm

Ongoing

Thu

7pm - 9pm

Ongoing

Have fun over a game of ping pong, while burning some calories and training your reflexes!

* Programme details are accurate at the point of printing. ** Seniors (50 & above) 1. Registration is based on first-come-first-served basis.

2. Rackets for Badminton/Pickleball and Bats for Table Tennis courses are not provided.

3. General Rules and Regulations apply for ALL programmes.

4. All programme details are correct at point of printing. Kindly refer to www.sportsclub.sg for current programme details.

5. Registration for all Interest Groups must be done personally (with NRIC) at the SRC.

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Talk of the town

‘It’s Fun to be Fit’ Open House It was a smorgasbord of sports at the Fun to be Fit Open House 2013. More than 14,000 people tried their hands at the various free sports activities such as Taichi, Basketball and Zumba at the 3 Sports and Recreation Centres in the Western region of Singapore.

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he event, organised by ActiveSG (West Zone), also allowed the public to experience the facilities at Jurong West Sports and Recreation Centre (SRC), Choa Chu Kang SRC, as well as Jurong East SRC. In addition, the event presented a convenient avenue for people to sign up for trial on membership.

The event presents a ‘sports buffet’ where the public could partake in the different sports tryouts for free. With sports such as badminton, tennis, floorball, basketball and so on, the public had a ball with the professional coaches giving a tip or two on how the game is played. Dance sports such as Zumba, Bokwa are also hugely popular among the ladies.

In attendance at the Open House 2013 was Mr Lawrence Wong, Acting Minister for Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth and Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Communications and Information, where he also tried his hands on a game of tennis.

Other special guests at this event include players from the Singapore Slingers team, Desmond Oh and Delvin Goh, as well as ex-national footballers Lionel Lewis, S. Subramani and Aleksandar Duric.

Indeed, “It’s Fun to be Fit” Open House 2013 has certainly made sports more accessible to the public and entice their interest to the variety of sports programmes available.

Jurong East SRC

Jurong West SRC

Choa Chu Kang SRC

Car booth sale to add to the spice.

Minister Wong trying his hands on a game of tennis.

Tai Chi and Wushu demonstration

Badminton coach giving tips on how to play the game.

Minister Wong with ex-national footballer, Aleksandar Duric.

Table tennis tryout

Kids having fun at snorkelling.

All sweat out after a session of Bokwa

Nothing like a game of snake and ladder to instill learnings on sports safety

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Upcoming Events Meet more like-minded enthusiasts, or experience a new sport through these events.

School Holiday Programmes School’s out, Sports’ in! Sign up for our Sports Day Camp this school holidays, designed to not only equip the young ones with the technical skills and physical development, but also to enhance character development through sports play!

With the camp run by professional coaches, it gives children and youth an opportunity to try out the various sports while picking up positive character traits such as perseverance, confidence, strategy, teamwork and so on.

SPORT

AGE

DATE

TIMING

COST

Badminton

Under 13 yrs Under 17 yrs 17 to 25 yrs

16 - 18 Dec

9am - 2pm

$95

Football

6 - 8 yrs 9 - 12 yrs

3 & 4 Dec 5 & 6 Dec

9am - 6pm

$150

Inline Skating

5 - 12 yrs

13 Dec 14 Dec

9am - 12pm

$35 (includes rental of equipment)

Sports Camp

10 - 16 yrs

2 - 6 Dec 9 - 13 Dec

9am - 5pm

$125

Table Tennis

5 - 9 yrs 10 - 13 yrs 14 - 18 yrs

12 Dec

9am - 3pm

$55

Tennis

5 - 10 yrs

9 - 12 Dec

9am - 12pm

$115

• For more updates, please refer to: www.sportsclub.sg • Contact the following for more information: Faizal Tel: 6515 2398 Email: faizal_othman@ssc.gov.sg | Asmara Tel: 6515 2398 Email: asmarama_mail@ssc.gov.sg

The 100km Challenge Workout at the gym and get rewarded for it! All you have to do is to clock 100km on the treadmill at the gym over a three-month period & stand to get some cool prizes!

When: December 2013 to February 2014 Where: Bukit Gombak, Choa Chu Kang, Jurong West SRC and Jurong East SRC Fees: Gym entry fees apply Register your interest, or for more information please contact: Madeline Gan at madeline_gan@ssc.gov.sg or 6515 2394

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Programmes LISTINGS O

ne of the best way to learn a sport, is to experience it for yourselves. Check out our comprehensive range of programmes, activities and courses, for the opportunity to try your hands at something new, or revisit what you already know. These programmes also offer the perfect platform for you to bond with your friends and family in new and exciting ways.

Programme

Day

Time 10am - 11am

Abs, Buns & Thighs

Aerobics

Aqua Aerobics

CardioBOX

CardioMIX

Tue

Tue

Wed

Thu

Start 3 Dec

End

24 Dec

18 Mar

6.30pm 7.30pm

3 Dec

18 Feb

7.30pm 8.30pm

17 Dec

4 Mar

7.30pm 8.30pm

Programme Synopsis

Fee ($) $59 (12 sessions)

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Achieve the perfect balance of definition and strength without building excess bulk. Women will especially appreciate this rewarding, low impact training course which uses resistance equipment to tone and shape up the body

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Whoever said “No pain, no gain” probably never tried aerobics! Boosting your overall fitness has never been more fun as you engage in a mix of easy and challenging routines while keeping step with the upbeat music. For aged 12 years and above.

$70 (12 sessions)

12

Fancy a hot workout in a cool setting?

Try Fitness Aqua, a low impact sport that focus on both cardiovascular and strength benefits. A sport suitable for every fitness level.

$70 (12 sessions)

Jurong East SRC

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“From start to finish, this high intensity workout will get even the most avid fitness buff working up a sweat. This fullbody workout is spiced up with moves from boxing, dancing and aerobics, which will definitely shape up your body and maximise your cardiovascular fitness.

For aged 12 years and above.

$91 (12 sessions)

Jurong West SRC

12

“CardioMix is packed with all the cardiovascular conditioning of CardioBox, but takes it up a notch by mixing a few Aerobics and Body Sculpting routines.

In just a few sessions, all that newfound energy you’ve harnessed from CardioMix will have you craving for more activities to do. For aged 12 years and above.

$91 (12 sessions)

Bukit Gombak SRC

$75 (12 sessions)

Choa Chu Kang SRC

18 Feb

7.30pm 8.30pm

7.pm - 8.pm

Sessions

4 Dec

5 Mar

19 Dec

6 Mar

Fri

7.30pm 8.30pm

20 Dec

14 Mar

Tue

10am - 11am

3 Dec

18 Feb 12

Hatha Yoga

Sun

11am - 12pm

15 Dec

2 Mar

Mon

7.30pm 9.00pm

30 Dec

17 Feb

Thu

7.30pm 8.30pm

12 Dec

27 Feb

Level 1 (Beginner)

Tue

7.30pm 8.30pm

Bukit Gombak SRC Jurong East SRC Jurong West SRC

$91 (12 sessions) A relaxing class with stretching exercises and simple breathing techniques aimed at helping you learn the basics of yoga.

Yoga mats are provided.

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$91 (8 sessions) Jurong East SRC $91 (12 sessions)

12 17 Dec

$70 (12 sessions)

Venue

4 Mar

Level 1 (Beginner)

Hip Hop Dance

Sat

11am - 12pm

21 Dec

15 Mar

Wed

7.30pm 8.30pm

4 Dec

5 Mar

Pilates

Step Aerobics

Mon

6.30pm 7.30pm

Thu

6.30pm 7.30pm

9 Dec

12

Music and muscles working hand-in-hand – keeping fit don’t get any better than this! Mixing cool sounds, cool clothes with even cooler moves, this high-energy cardiovascular workout will have you feeling like you’re on MTV every single time. For aged 7 years and above.

$86 (12 sessions)

Jurong East SRC

12

Learn the fitness secrets of Hollywood celebrities through this challenging workout system which requires full concentration to control various muscle groups. With dedication and the right attitude, you too can have your body looking like your favourite stars. For aged 12 years and above.

$118 (12 sessions)

Jurong West SRC

12

Using an ergonomically-designed aerobic bench, this workout focuses on your calves, thighs and buttocks. Start today and you will match your favourite clothes with a great body in no time at all! For aged 12 years and above.

$70 (12 sessions)

Clementi SRC

24 Feb

5 Dec

6 Mar

* Programme details subject to change ** Seniors (50 & above) 1. Program schedule is accurate at the time of printing. Please check for updates on www.icanbook.com.sg 2. Registration is based on first come first serve basis.

3. Classes will only commence with a minimum number of participants.

4. SSC reserves the right to change the instructor without prior notice.

5. Admission fees to swimming complex are excluded from Aqua Aerobics Course Fees 6. Rental of Skates and protective gears for Inline Skating is $5/hour.

7. General Rules and Regulations apply for ALL courses.

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