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Make a Start physical activity directory for older adults
Make a start...it's never too late to exercise!
No matter what a person’s age, being physically active has many health benefits. As well as preventing a range of health problems such as heart disease, arthritis and some cancers, physical activity is the best way for older adults to reduce their risk falling. All it takes is just 30 minutes of exercise on most days of the week to stay healthy.
To search for a range of physical activities in Sydney’s inner west and south western suburbs go to the Make a Start online physical activity directory.
About the directory
The Make a Start online physical activity directory details a wide range of activities available for older adults in inner west and south west Sydney.
The Make a Start online physical activity directory details a wide range of activities available for older adults in inner west and south west Sydney.
Users can search for local programs by activity type and area. Activities range from gentle exercise, aqua fitness, Tai Chi and walking, to dance, pilates, yoga and cycling. Areas covered include Canterbury and Bankstown, the inner west, Fairfield and Liverpool, Macarthur and parts of the Southern Highlands.
Funding
Funding for the directory is provided by Health Promotion Service.
Funding for the directory is provided by Health Promotion Service.
More information
Contact Gai Stackpool on 9515 9074 or gstac@email.cs.nsw.gov.au if you know of any new activities to be added or changes that need to be made to listed programs.
Contact Gai Stackpool on 9515 9074 or gstac@email.cs.nsw.gov.au if you know of any new activities to be added or changes that need to be made to listed programs.