CityParks Senior Fitness: Free Fall Programs To Help Seniors Stay Active

CityParks Senior Fitness: Free Fall Programs To Help Seniors Stay Active

CONEY ISLAND/MARINE PARK/FORT GREENE – This Fall, City Parks Foundation is offering hundreds of New Yorkers aged 60 and above free sports programs in 16 neighborhood parks and recreational facilities across the city.

CityParks Senior Fitness yoga class at South Oxford Park, courtesy of City Parks Foundation

The senior fitness programs kicked off last month and will continue through Friday, October 26. Activities take place twice a week and all necessary equipment will be provided to participants.

See the schedule of CityParks Senior Fitness Programs being offered at three Brooklyn Parks below:

Tennis Lessons
Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10am
Kaiser Park, Coney Island
Meet at the Tennis Courts (Neptune Avenue & Bayview Avenue)

Yoga
Mondays and Wednesdays at 9am
Marine Park
Meet at the Nature Center (Avenue U & E 32nd Street)

Yoga
Wednesdays and Fridays at 11am
South Oxford Park, Fort Greene
South Oxford Street & Atlantic Avenue

Click here to register for any of the above activities.

Over the summer, City Parks Foundation provided free sports instruction, coaching, and equipment to more than 12,000 kids at NYC parks in all five boroughs, helping them stay active and healthy over the summer while learning new sports and meeting new friends. This Fall, the organization will host free kids programs in golf (ages 6-17), track & field (ages 8-14), and street hockey (ages 8-12). Click here to learn more.

City Parks Foundation is a nonprofit organization offering programming in public parks throughout NYC’s five boroughs. The organization hosts programs in more than 350 parks, recreation centers, and public schools across the city and reaches more than 400,000 people annually.

Learn more about City Parks Foundation here.