Wednesday, , » March 2, 1988

THE REVIEW 9781-2nd St., Sidney B.C.

‘ders

The Sidney Fitness Centre in
“downtown Sidney is concerned
about i its future... —

wearers oa rare irre.

th the develon. :

ment ¢ ofa 1 larger centre, which

‘cushion floor, a squash court, a
'-workout area with skylights, a

ai.

~ Owner Michael Cringan says
‘he has a good location: selected
_ to provide the service of a large

fitness centre with all the

amenities, but he ‘wants to know

community wants this,’”

"ingan says. ‘‘We either get fairly. .

big, or we stay the same as we
_arenow.”?
He says he wants to increase
‘the number of users between 35
and 55 years old who have free

‘time during the day and want.

- exercise. .
The fitness centre, currently
_ located in the Beacon Plaza, has
a dry sauna, a jacuzzi, com-
puterized exercise bikes, Keiser
pr Imatic-resistance weight

- disabled people, including
facilities, and the staff
has set up physiotherapy-related

|. add to its current. selec-
‘set your own. Pace,” Cc

juice bar and a sauna and jacuz- -

yone
ting out and being

e want to find out i a the
> Cr-

equipment, free

s expansion

weights and other equipment
It’s completely equipped for

exercises for people with | health
problems.

“The nice part of itis you can

events for seniors but \ we ‘don't t

have enough people.
alks

talks about get-

Says.

Regular adult rates start at
$45 per month, or $299. per
year. There are discounts for
and students and a

been set up for people who want

‘Cringan believes his | business

“has been hurt by others in the »
fitness industry who have fold-

ed and left members with paid
; embers ips and no where to_

~The new location Sidney .

Fitness is considering is next to

the Carrington-Wyatt Tea.

‘Room on sini Street in Sidney.”

ERS _

active,’ he

quarterly payment plan has

uy a membership at the
y rate but don’t want to
: felis iosing money if ‘the center
folds.

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EXERCISE EQ
demonstrated |
- . Beacon.

MENT AT) ‘Sidney ;
Tony Emery. The facility
Plaza is considering a relocation to .

in Sidney

Fitness is
in the

quarters if an interest is is shown in ‘Squash and aerobics $. . )

“the fastest game on ‘two feet”
~ CANADA’S NATIONAL SPORT |
TRATION: Panorama Leisure Contry ;

‘Saturday, March 5/88 10.am.- -3p.m.
& Sunday, March 6/88 10am.-3p.m.

| fun for boys & girls ages 5-16

i FITNESS |
“Bring your - - AC &TION
birth certificate — hy
and a friend!

ne ; A &e ft i
~ REGISTRATION NE
T-BALL eT |
| MINORS ..................8-12 yrs. ,
| oM, JORS ..........50....6. 9992 yrs. -
¢ RLS SOFTBALL .........9-12 yrs.

Sl NIORGIRLS........... 13-15 yrs.
SENIOR LITTLE LEAGUE . 13-15 yrs.

Registration Fee $35.00 (except for T-Ball) T-Ball resitation a
fee $25.00. Fee includes team pictures.

Registrants must bring birth certificate.
Registrants must be accompanied by parent.”

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