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Volume 2. Issue 9.
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For the 1st time ever HRC has officially made
the playoffs in squash T&D!
FAREWELL SUMMER CAMP!!!!
We are sad that our summer camps are over.
Our campers learned some squash & tennis
skills while played active camp games and
made new friends. We can’t wait to see you
again next summer!
> HRC LISTENS TO OUR MEMBERS!
As of October 1st we will be open
Saturdays 7am till 6pm!
205467 County Rd. 109 Orangeville, ON
Mondays – 9:30am – 10:30am
Tuesdays – 6:00pm – 7:00pm
> CLOSED LABOUR DAY HOLIDAY!
We will be closed on September 5th. Have a
safe and happy holiday!
> FALL/WINTER PROGRAM BOOK!
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Check out our Fall/Winter Program Book for
new programs & times for Tennis, Squash & Fitness!
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> BIG NEWS!!!
Our Busy Bee program is better than ever!
We have changed the days and times to suit
your needs better and incorporated some new
activities including mini science experiments. So
come on out and see what the BUZZ is about!
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Steve Cameron
Brenda and Steve have developed a passion for
tennis, taking part in the Cardio tennis program
every week. As a result, they are upgrading to a
Racquets membership this fall, when they plan
on taking part in the mixed Houseleague. They
can also be seen pedaling in a Group Ride class
and pumping iron in Group Power. With their
positive and encouraging attitudes, Brenda and
Steve are a perfect choice for September's
Members of the Month.
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> Members of the Month:
Brenda Carson &
September 2011
> THE EDGE WINE BAR & GRILLE...
The Edge is looking forward to kicking off the
fall season by introducing a members food
& beverage program, which allows members
of HRC to recieve great discounts at both The
Edge and "En" Juiced juice bar. "En" Juiced
will be opening in early September, offering a
variety of smoothies, daily made sandwiches
and salads. For more information about the
fantastic discounts offered, check out the
Fall/Winter Program Book or come up and see
one of the friendly staff members at The Edge.
This September, we will be introducing a new
menu featuring some fabulous new flavours,
while still supporting our local growers.
WHATS HAPPENING AT THE EDGE?
Mondays: $3.50 Domestic Bottles
Thursdays: $4 Margaritas & Corona
Fridays: Live Blues & Jazz
Saturdays: $6 Martinis
Every Day: 3pm-6pm $4 Tapas Menu, and Kids
Eat Free! (some restrictions apply)
Look forward to
seeing you at THE EDGE!
www.theedgewinebarandgrille.com
519.942.2255
www.headwatersracquetclub.com
headwaters racquet club
Fitness Corner
> APPLYING THE F.I.T.T. PRINCIPLE
Have you been doing the same routine for months
or even years? When something throws you off
your routine does it annoy you rather than inspire
you to try something different? I will often coach
people on the benefits of varying routines regularly
especially if they find they are no longer achieving
the desired results. Applying the F.I.T.T. principle
will not only jumpstart your progress once again
but will help keep you from becoming bored,
unmotivated and complacent about your workouts.
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F.I.T.T STANDS FOR:
FREQUENCY: Vary the amount of time you are
spending exercising. Try adding a few extra days
for a few weeks and then backing off to give your
body a rest and time to recuperate.
INTENSITY: Do you consistently work out at the
same intensity? Try increasing your intensity by
adding extra weight, pushing harder during
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intervals, or working out longer.
TYPE: It’s okay to choose your favorite type of exercise and
stick with it, after all if you enjoy it and it motivates you
then you’ll do it and that’s the most important thing. But
remember variety counts when it comes to exercise. Our
bodies are very efficient at taking the path of least resistance. We will adapt to any type of exercise quickly so to
keep your body guessing and improving try mixing it up
once in a while.
TIME: This stands for how long you are exercising. How
much time you spend doing each type of exercise during
your workout; i.e. what proportion is cardio, weights,
stretching etc.? How long are you spending exercising in
total? And what time of day do you normally work out?
Incorporating variety with regards to time is an easy way to
switch things up. Remember longer isn’t always better.
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By using these four principles either alone or by incorporating a few at once you can ensure you will not only be
successful in creating lasting results but you will remain
motivated. Learning to accept change is the best thing you
can do for your mental and physical well being.
> CONGRATULATIONS
Tennis Corner
to John Kosziwka!
John has been selected to train and teach at the
Canterbury Tennis Academy in New Zealand.
John is an HRC junior member who has played in
our High Performance Academy and currently is
teaching some of our junior progressive tennis
programs. Good luck John!!
> NEWS FLASH!! Erin Routliffe will be join-
ing our teaching staff this fall. Having recently
won the Under 16 Nationals and being a finalist
in the Under 18 Nationals, Erin has a wealth of
competitive experience. When she’s not competing or training, she will be coaching some of our
kids programs. Welcome Erin!!
> JoAnn’s Tip of The Month:
Get A (new) Grip!
One of the most common causes of tennis elbow
is the grip on your handle. As the racquet is used
and the grip is worn, it loses its cushion which
results in the impact of the ball being absorbed by
your arm. Some players simply add an overgrip
when the grip gets worn which does not have the
same effect as replacing the original grip. Make
sure you change your grip regularly or you may
find yourself developing elbow problems.
> ATTENTION ALL JUNIORS!! Check out
Junior Cardio Tennis Class (BAM Tennis) specifically for Juniors. Lots of fun, movement, and
hitting. All levels welcome, racquets provided.
Tuesdays 4:30-5:15 starting September 20th.
Junior members: Free!
Squash Corner
> GOOD NEWS! Squash fit is returning to the
fitness schedule. Join Johnny on Monday mornings at 10:30 for an invigorating and intense 45
minute workout on the squash courts.
> HRC
> Johnny’s Tip of The Month:
Racquet Preparation: As soon as you can tell if the
ball is going to the backhand or forehand quickly
get your hand behind the ball to SET up for the
shot. Keeping the racquet face slightly open to the
front wall will give you more options once you have
reached the ball. Good luck with your squash and
have fun!!!!!!!
205467 County Rd. 109 Orangeville, ON
IS HOSTING the Ontario Masters
Womens Team Tournament September 23-25.
Come on out and support our team and watch
some exciting squash.
> BOOK YOUR MONDAY NIGHTS off this
fall. Join our fall House League. Monday’s 6:309:30 starting September 19th, all levels of play
welcomed. $40 per member.
519.942.2255
www.headwatersracquetclub.com