Schedule subject to change – Check Anza or website www.quailcreekhoa.org/activities/fitness_classes.htm. Jan. 14 through Feb. 14 – Note: Classes are 50 minutes in length. CLASS DAY/TIME LOCATION INSTRUCTOR Aqua Fitness T,TH 2 p.m. Anza Pool Stacey Bogar Balance & Functional Movement T 2 p.m. Acacia Studio John Evans Bands & Core T 8 a.m. Acacia Studio…
Aqua Fitness T,TH 2 p.m. Stacey Bogar. High-energy, low-impact class uses water resistance, resistance bands, and upbeat music to boost strength, balance, and cardio—all in a supportive, social environment. Perfect for all fitness levels. Bands & Core T 8 a.m. Lisa DeFalco. A fun, full-body session focused on building strength, stability, and flexibility using resistance…
Lisa DeFalco Quail Creek residents are invited to take advantage of new stretch and mobility classes now being offered at Anza. These classes are designed to help participants improve flexibility, balance, and overall movement quality, supporting an active and healthy lifestyle at any age. Classes focus on safe, effective movement patterns that translate directly to…
David Zapatka Dinking is often misunderstood as purely defensive play—a soft, patient exchange while you wait for your opponent to make a mistake. The most effective pickleball players know that dinking can be a powerful offensive weapon. Aggressive dinking transforms you from a passive participant into the player dictating the pace and creating opportunities to…
Shireen Kolarik The Quail Creek Pickleball Club (QCPC) presented Dave Mungo with an award for his many years serving on the QCPC board. Dave served in many capacities, including as president, and has always helped with whatever needed to be done, from fixing court nets to overseeing the opening of the new courts. Dave’s passion…
Gloria Bible Life is funny. This time last year, Anne Jones was busy deciding what cookies she would make for the annual QC Tennis Club Cookie Exchange, a tradition she started oh so many years ago. Little did anyone know that a year later, Anne’s tradition would live on without her. In what has become…