Monday 1 June 2015

FREE WORKSHOP - Thursday, Jun 4, 2015
Where: West Vancouver Memorial Library, Marine Drive, West Vancouver, BC, Canada, Storyhouse Room (map)
Description: 10AM-11:30AM, West Van Memorial Library, Storyhouse Room - FREE WORKSHOP

Drop in for this timely, must attend workshop for anyone undertaking yardwork and gardening to get ready for summer! 

 "GARDENING TIPS - WEED OUT THE SORENESS" hosted by Nabil Tarazi, BScPT, Aquatic Centre Physiotherapy. 

This workshop will benefit all ages and physical levels. Learn how to warm up, be aware of posture and body mechanics, use ergonomically correct tools, and so much more to reap the health benefits of gardening with out the soreness! Just bring yourself and wear comfortable clothing...
MORE INFO: http://bit.ly/1JgrE4n

Wednesday 27 May 2015

MOVE FOR HEALTH MONTH CONTINUES!

Join Jacqui Steinberg, BScPT, for a FREE INJURY PREVENTION WORKSHOP!



Enjoy this workshop for all ages and fitness levels!
West Van Memorial Library, Welsh Hall, Wednesday, May 28, 10-11:30am!

ALL  AGES AND FITNESS LEVELS WELCOME!

As part of this week's "GET FIT WEEK" Theme:

Learn injury prevention techniques for any activity and learn the benefits of and how to properly recover and stretch after exercise.


Wednesday 20 May 2015

FREE POSTURE WORKSHOP MAY 20, 2015

7 - 9pm, West Van Memorial Library, Welsh Hall.

Drop in for an amazing must attend workshop explaining "WHY POSTURE IS SO IMPORTANT TO GOOD HEALTH" hosted by Denise Morbey, BScPT, Aquatic Centre Physiotherapy. This workshop will benefit all ages and physical levels.



Good posture places you in an alignment where stress is properly distributed to the intended muscles and ligaments. As a result, the muscles are allowed to work efficiently and as intended, which in turn decreases wear and tear that your joints undergo. This decreases your risk of joint discomfort and degenerative arthritis. Stress placed on the ligaments holding the joints in your spine together is also decreased with good posture. When your muscles, joints and ligaments are working as intended, your vital organs are able to remain in proper position and the nervous system is able to function normally!

Learning how to achieve “Neutral Posture”, will:
•    reduce muscular work
•    decrease stress on vertebral joints
•    maintain proper flexibility of muscles, joints and soft tissues
•    optimize respiration
•    achieve balance