The Y has fitness classes specifically designed for older adults. These programs give participants an opportunity to stay physically active or, in some cases, overcome a fear of exercise and begin being physically active for the first time. Active Older Adults programs include water exercise, yoga and stretching classes, strength and aerobic conditioning classes, and walking more. Many of our YMCA locations also offer socialization opportunities, such as parties and guest speakers.
This class targets strength and balance, which has an immediate impact on reducing risk of falls.
January 21 - February 11 (NEW DATES!)
Only 3 spots left!
Tuesdays: 12:15-1:15pm
Bellingham YMCA 4th Floor Conference Room
$30 YMCA Members
$50 Program Members (Annual Program Member fee is $30)
SilverSneakers® is a comprehensive physical activity program that improves overall well-being, strength and social interaction while offering engaging variety for all levels and abilities.This program is provided to medicare-eligible seniors enrolled with participating health plans. SilverSneakers® provides access to fitness equipment, specially designed exercise classes, social connections, online educational content and a sense of community. If eligible for SilverSneakers®, members can participate in other YMCA programs at no additional cost (excluding specialty classes in which case the Y member discount will be applied to the fee). You don't have to be eligible for SilverSneakers to participate in the SilverSneakers classes.
This test measures the physical ability of adults over the age of 60 to perform everyday activities. A report is provided to assist seniors in setting goals.
April 2
Thursdays; 9:00am
Pre-registration required
A 16 week community-based senior fitness and arthritis management program. Pre and post assessments included.
A 12-week physical activity program designed to help cancer survivors gain strength, endurance, muscle mass, bone density, balance and more.
Fast pedaling is not a cure of Parkinson’s disease, but there is compelling evidence to show that it does make a real difference for people with Parkinson's who commit to a regular pedaling program.
Rock Steady Boxing for Parkinson's gives people with Parkinson’s disease hope by improving their quality of life through a non-contact boxing based fitness curriculum.
Have you been diagnosed with prediabetes or are you at risk? You can take control with the help of the YMCA's Diabetes Prevention Program.
