Resort Activities

 

If you like to ride bicycles, have fun, get some exercise, explore many of the scenic parts of the Treasure Coast, and create a social connection with many of your fellow resort residents ... then the Free Spirit Bike Club might be just what you are looking for.  The Club rides for twelve weeks on Friday mornings starting in mid-January and ending at the end of March.  Generally, a couple of the rides leave from the clubhouse and the remainder involve racking bikes on a car and driving to a location on the Treasure Coast to ride.  Eight of the twelve rides are at unique locations.  Rides are established for beginner, intermediate, and experienced riders.  The distances range from six miles for beginners to over fifteen miles for experienced riders. You can choose how far you want to ride.  All rides are either on established biking trails or on sidewalks and have very minimal traffic or obstruction issues to worry about.  An average of twenty-eight riders per week participate.  You will develop a camaraderie with fellow resort members. Also, you will get to see all the beauty the Treasure Coast has to offer that you probably didn’t even know existed!  The rides are open to traditional bicycles, as well as, electric.  Many members of the club meet at a restaurant for lunch after each ride.  Sometimes picnics are held after a ride if the site of the ride has a pavilion.
 

Meet at the front of the Clubhouse 

 

Friday

 

9am - The end time varies based on ride location and ride distance

 

Mid-January to end of March.  See resort calendar for specific dates.

 

A bike season kickoff meeting is held in early January to review general info about the rides, review the schedule, and to cover bike safety and riding etiquette.

 

A bicycle tune-up day is held in early January for a small fee and performed at the resort by Sprockets Bike Shop.

 

A biking fundamentals class is held in early January to aid new and intermediate riders in feeling comfortable on their bike and build their confidence so they can tackle any ride.

 

A mid-season cookout is held for the entire club membership.
 

Equipment Required
A bicycle, of course, a helmet, bright clothing, closed-toed shoes, and a water bottle. 

 

For rides requiring a drive by car, a bicycle rack is recommended. If you don’t have a rack or don’t want to drive, some members of the club can take you and your bike to a ride.
 

How To Join
There are multiple ways to join the bike club.  General membership sign-up occurs at the bike season kickoff meeting in early January.  Or you can show up at any ride at 9am on Friday during the season and sign-up then.
 

Contact For More Information
Steve Hansen
271 NW Hazard Way
Email: shansen03063@gmail.com
Cell: 603-921-0240

 

 

 

 

 

 

Information will be added shortly.

 

Bingo is a popular game that can be played for cash and prizes.  Bingo games are won when the player matches numbers on their card with ones randomly drawn by a caller. The first person to complete a pattern yells, "Bingo."  Their numbers are checked and a prize or cash is awarded.  The patterns can be varied throughout a gaming session, which keeps players interested and engaged.

 

Each week at least 10 games are played.  Generally, the first game will be regular bingo (completed row down, across, or diagonally) and the last game will be coverall (entire card completed).  The coverall pays double vs a regular game.  The rest of the games are based on prescribed patterns.

All pertinent bingo information for each game is displayed on an easy-to-read big screen at the front of the room.  Current and past call numbers are displayed big and bold in case you didn’t hear the call.

Bingo is one of the highest attended activities in the resort.  So come join in the fun and get well deserved recreational therapy by playing a game of chance, all while socializing with your fellow resort residents.  You just might make a little money, as all entry money is paid back.  BTW, just as many men play as women.

 

The Clubhouse

 

Monday Nights

 

Doors open at 6pm, card purchases end at 6:45pm, and games begin at 7pm.

Get there early to prepare your cards so you are ready to win.

 

Early January to end of March.  See resort calendar for specific dates.

Late November to mid-April if there are enough players in the resort, caller discretion.

$5 for a sheet of 10 cards for 10 regular games of Bingo

$5 for a sheet of 2 cards for the "Jackpot" Bingo which will be the last game of the evening

 

Equipment Required
Paper bingo sheets will be available to purchase (cash only, please!)

Highlighters are used to assist in pre-patterning your purchased bingo sheet (supplied)

Information sheets showing all possible patterns (supplied)

Information paper showing each game, and pattern to be used (supplied)

Daubers needed to mark bingo numbers called (supplied)
 

How To Join
Come to the Clubhouse on Mondays and join in the game of chance.
 

Contact For More Information
Cheryl Allard
505 NW Chipshot Lane
Email: Cheryl486@bellsouth.net

Cell: 904-514-2224 

 

 

The Resort adheres to the Florida bingo statutes.  Those can be viewed at the following link:

 

 

 

Best known in Italy and in the Italian communities of the United States, Bocce has been gaining popularity all over the country.  Bocce is a simple game and can be played by people of all ages and skill levels. Bocce’s origins date back to 5000 BC, where evidence of Egyptian cave paintings depict Nile Delta boys playing something that resembles bocce.  In addition, the game caught on with the Romans and Greeks.  The game is very easy to learn and beginners can do as well as the ones that have played for years.  Because of this, Bocce has really caught on in the resort in the last few years and it has been growing significantly each year. It is our hope that you will find bocce to be a very fun, if not addicting, game.

The resort has 2 bocce courts and they are being used a significant amount of time during the resort season.  In league play, 2 games are played each week between different teams.  Each team consists of 4 people and can be men, women, or any mix of men/women.  Each game is played to 10 points.

It is our hope that you utilize our bocce courts.  If you are new to the game and are a little tentative about getting a team together and playing in the league then get on the substitute list.  Especially, if you are unsure about playing every week.  Being a sub lets you play as much or as little as you would like.  We will warn you, playing as a sub will lead you to getting into the league as a full-time player the next season!

Where

Bocce Courts

 

Thursday evening and Saturday morning

 

Thursday 4pm - 8pm, Saturday 9am - 12 noon

 

Equipment Required
A bocce set consists of 4 balls of one color, 4 balls of a different color, and a small Pallino ball.  Many of the resort owners have their own balls, however, there are sets of balls in the cabinets next to the 2 bocce courts.  In addition, we have 2 sets of balls that are only used for league play.

 

How To Join
An email blast will be sent in December with details on how and when to register.

Team sign-ups for league play will begin in the first two weeks of January.
 

Contact For More Information
Evelyn Marbury
364 NW Chipshot Lane
Email: evelyn.marbury@gmail.com 

Cell:    479-435-1415

 

BOCCE BALL LEAGUE RULES
As Played in the Motorcoach RV Resort 

 

Basic Rules
* Each team will consist of 4 players.
* Each team will have a Captain – The team Captain may designate a player as an “End Captain”.
* Team Captains participate in the coin toss to determine serving team (If no coin, use rock-paper- scissors).
* The serving team throws the pallino (small ball) from behind the foul line (blue tape on sideboards).
    - The pallino MUST pass the centerline of the court and come to rest at least 12 inches away from the sideboards and backboard without hitting the           backboard.

    - If the player fails 2 times to place the pallino into legal play, the opposing team throws the pallino.

* Play:
    - The team that throws the pallino also throws the first ball from behind the foul line.  (blue tape on sideboards).
    - The opposing team then throws their first ball.

    - 60 minutes after play starts, the match is complete. The team with the highest number of points will be awarded the win. If both teams are tied,             one more round will be played.

* For each court, split a team of 4 people so that 2 from the same team are on each end of the court. That prevents 8 people from being all on one

   end of a court at any point during the matches. Only 2 people from each team throw per match, rather than all 4 (each person throws 2 balls and         team members alternate throwing). The people on the side with the scoreboard always keeps score. Only the team Captain or end Captain may go        on to the court to determine which color is closer to the pallino and measure the distance if needed. When the round is over the other end throws.      That will eliminate teams having to go back and forth from one end of the court to the other (and thereby crossing paths with other players). 

    In addition, it will shorten the time needed to play because you don’t have to switch sides.

 

Scoring
* The first team to reach 10 points is the winner.
* If the ball touches the pallino, you don’t get an extra point.
* You can get 1, 2, 3, or 4 point(s) in a round; only 1 team can score points each round.
* Points are based on who is closer to the pallino.
   - If you are closest, you get 1 point.
   - If both balls are equal, you go to the next closest ball, which determines who gets the point.
   - If you have the next 1, 2, or 3 balls that are closer than the opponent’s first closest ball, you receive the points.
   - If you throw a regular ball (not the pallino) short of halfway, it stays on the court and can score a point. * The team that won the last round throws the ball first in the next round.

League Policies
* Each team is responsible for getting a substitute if a team member is not able to play. A substitute may be a member of another team that isn’t             playing at that time (except during playoffs).
* If a substitute isn’t available, a team may play a match if only 2 or 3 players (out of 4) are present, however, no player is permitted to throw more           than 2 balls, resulting in a penalty of 2 balls per missing player. If only 2 players from a team are present, they would throw from the opposite ends       of the court.
* A team without at least 2 of the 4 players present at the scheduled game start time forfeits the game with zero points and the opponent is awarded     10 points.
* If a team is not able to play on a scheduled league date (whether or not substitutes are available) then pre-play (prior to league play for that week)         is an option if both teams are fully present (no substitutes for pre-play).  They can contact the opposing team and schedule a time to play during the

   week prior to their scheduled date.  Their scores should be text to Evelyn Marbury at 479-435-1415 so they can be recorded.  If teams cannot agree

   on a time to play, the team that could not play will score “0” wins and the other team will score “2” wins.
* Forfeit Rule: All teams will make the playoffs at the end of the season unless a team forfeits twice during the regular season.

Tournament Policies
* Substitutes for the tournament may not be a member of another team on the league.

 

Personal instruction is available from a certified bowling coach including private lessons.
 

The bowling center has everything you need.

 

For those wanting their own ball and/or shoes, a professional shop is on-site including a certified ball driller.

 

If you already have your own equipment all you need to do is show up.

 

How To Join
Just show up about 20-30 minutes before 1:30pm to get checked in and assigned a lane.

 

A nominal fee is required to bowl and to rent shoes if needed.

Joy Whitlow
448 NW Sandtrap Lane
Email:  joywest48@hotmail.com
Cell:    252-342-0767

 

 

 

 

The Clubhouse.

 

Every third Wednesday starting with January 22.  

 

7 – 9pm

 

 

Here is an opportunity to meet with your neighbors and friends every week while playing an entertaining and challenging game of cards in the clubhouse.  The card game is Canasta, a version of Rummy, played in groups of 2 to 6 players.

 

The Clubhouse  

 

Tuesday

 

1:00 pm

 

January 14 thru March 25.   See the resort calendar for specific dates.

 

 

Did you know that 16 million people play darts in the United States?  That broad interest is represented in the resort too.  That is why there are 4 electronic dart boards located in the clubhouse and there are 2 leagues that support the significant number of resort residents that like to play.  Each league consists of up to 16 teams of two (2) players each.  Teams play one other team each night, based on a published schedule.  Each player from each team throws three (3) darts in each round.  The game starts with 301 points on each team’s scoreboard.  The name of the game is “301”. Each time a player throws and scores the number hit is reduced from the 301 and the game ends when the score becomes exactly zero (0).  The first team to lower their score to zero (0) wins!  If the number hit with a dart takes a team below zero (0) it is called a bust and that player's turn ends right there, regardless of the number of darts he or she has remaining to be thrown.  That team's score then reverts back to where it was before the bust occurred. The only way to win is to reach zero (0) exactly.  Teams alternate throwing darts one player at a time until the game ends.

 

If you do not want to commit to a full league schedule but would like to play once in a while, you can place your name on the substitute list.
 

The Clubhouse

 

Tuesday and Thursday (2 different leagues)

 

7 - 9pm

 

Mid January thru mid-March.  See resort calendar for specific dates.
The Motorcoach Resort Dart Champion will be determined at high noon on the Saturday of the 10th week.

 

A new player instructional meeting will be held the first Friday of January before the start of the season.

An end of season single elimination tournament will be held in week 10 for both leagues to determine an overall league champion for each league.  A tournament bracket will be created, similar to the NCAA basketball bracket, with the top seed playing the lowest seed.  The league champion is declared when the winner of the final two teams complete play.  Seeding will be based on each teams win/loss records from the previous nine (9) weeks of play.

 

The Motorcoach Resort Dart Championship will be determined by a face-off of the Tuesday and Thursday night champions.  They will play in a best 2 out of 3 game shootout.  This shootout will take place on the Saturday at the end of week 10.

 

Equipment Required
Each player must have three (3) darts. Darts must be plastic tipped, measuring no more than five (5) inches long and weighing no more than eighteen (18) grams.  The Darts consist of four (4) major parts, a tip, barrel, shaft and flight.  A soft plastic tip screws into the barrel and they are breakable, so it is recommended players carry spares.  The barrel is the part of the dart ahead of the shaft that the player holds onto when making a throw.  The shaft does two (2) things, it holds the flight and it adjusts the overall weight of the dart as in light, medium or heavy shafts.  The flight is the wings attached to the rear of the shaft and it provides stabilization to the dart when thrown.  Flights are breakable as well and it is recommended spare flights are carried as well.  Electronic Dart Boards are provided for play by the Association.

 

It should be noted with electronic dart boards that it is crucial that a player only throws a dart when his/her assigned player number is showing on the board otherwise any points will be registered to the player whose number is shown. 

 

How To Join
A note will be sent out in November or December asking people to respond if they want to sign up or if they want to be placed on the sub list.
 

Contacts For More Information
Tuesday Evening:
Gary Wright
388 NW Boundary Dr. 
Email:  garywright@myactv.net
Cell:  301-988-7888

 

Thursday Evening:
Greg Allard

505 NW Chipshot Lane
Email: Greg9950@bellsouth.net
Cell: 904-524-0637

 

 

 

 

 

The dartboards shall be fixed in such a manner that perpendicular height from the floor (to be at the same level as the Oche, (toe line). Starting line to the center of the “Bull” shall measure 5ft 8 in. The Oche should be 1.5 in high and 24 in long, which must be placed in position at the minimum throwing distance and shall measure from the back of the raised Oche 7ft 8.25 in along the floor to a plumb line at the face of the dartboard.

 

1. Players to remain on the same board for all three games.

2. Darts shall be retrieved from the dartboard by the throwing player, but only after the score has been recorded. Twist the dart to the right to get it to come out easier, being careful to avoid pressing any buttons on the board. Then push Red Button for next player.

 

3. It is each player’s responsibility to ensure the dartboard indicates their player number before throwing dart.

   (A) If a player throws while the machine is displaying an opponent’s number it constitutes a foul. If the player has      thrown fewer than three darts, the machine is advanced to his correct position by use of the “player change              “button,(red button) and the player is allowed to throw their remaining darts. The game then proceeds normally        with the opponent shooting next and so on.

   (B) if the player throws all three darts on the opponent’s number before the infraction is noticed, the player has          completed his turn, and the machine is returned to the proper order (the opponent’s number) and the game              proceeds normally.

   (C) if a player throws out of turn and ends the game on that turn, his team loses that game.

 

4. Players shall provide their own darts, which shall not exceed an overall maximum length of 5 in or weigh more than 18 grams  with a soft tip.

 

5. A throw shall consist of a maximum of three darts consecutively thrown (without interruption for any throw by another player) by a player unless a game or match is completed in less than three darts thrown by that player.

 

6. All darts must be deliberately thrown in an over the arm fashion, one at a time, by and from player’s hand. If the dartboard does not record a dart that remains on the board at the end of the player’s throw, suspend play and contact either Gary or Greg for resolution.

 

7. In all dart games, each game shall be played with a straight start from 301 to the finish at zero. 8) Scoring shall be follows:

   (A). The outer narrow band shall score double the segment number.

   (B). The inner narrow band shall score triple the segment number.

   (C). The outer black center ring bullseye shall score 25. The red center ring shall score 50.

9. The Bust rule shall apply if a player scores more than the number required then that score will not count, and the player’s score shall revert back to the score the player required prior to the opponent’s last throw.

 

10. The first team player to reduce the score required to exactly ZERO is the winner of the game.

 

11. It is each winning team’s responsibility to record their win on the score sheet after each game. Each game is worth one point. If a player touches any part of the dartboard causing a score to change, the game will be forfeited, not replayed.

 

12. No player shall act in a manner which may reasonably be prejudicial to the interests or standing of the dart players or which could reasonably be considered to injure or discredit the dart player or bring the game of darts into dispute.

 

13. Final week tournament will include all teams and the format will be a single elimination contest, with one exception. The final two teams remaining will play a best two out of three match for the right to represent their respective league in the match for the overall dart team championship.

 

14. See schedule for dates of weekly play.

 

 

This activity is focused on fun, easy social table games.  This is a great opportunity to learn a new game and meet new friends.  Bring a beverage and if you have a favorite game bring it. Snacks are optional, but please keep them simple and non-messy.  Games will be determined by how many show up, and what games everyone wants to play.  Possible games:  Farkle, Mexican, Pegs and Jokers, Rummikub, Hearts, 5 Crowns.

 

Clubhouse

 

Every other Sunday night

 

6:30pm

 

January thru March.  See Resort calendar for specific dates.

 

Quarters or dollar bills (depending on the game you play)

 

Feel free to bring your favorite game

 

Just show up

 

Belinda Wolfe
397 NW Chipshot Lane 
Belindawolfe@gmail.Com 
(832) 489-4704

 

Meet at the Clubhouse Pool Deck 

 

Monday

 

8:30am - 8:45am

 

Mid-November to mid-March for league play. 

See the resort website calendar for specific dates.

 

Ugly Sweater/Tee Shirt Open to be held Monday, December 22nd

 

Glow Golf 9 hole event, to be held Saturday, January 10 at 6:30pm 

 

Town & Grounds Round TBD.

 

Groundhog Day! 18 Hole event, to be held Monday, February 2nd.

 

Liberty Golf Tournament 18 Hole event TBD. 

 

End of Season Tournament to be held Monday, March 16.

 

See the resort website calendar for specific dates.

 

 

 

Susan Eggleston - Golf Lead
Email:  mauieggleston@gmail.com

Cell: 414-651-0872

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Clubhouse

 

Monday through Friday 

 

1 - 4pm

 

 

 

 

The Clubhouse

 

Every third Wednesday starting with January 10.  

  

7 - 9pm

 

January thru March.  1/10, 1/31, 2/21, 3/13.  See the resort calendar for more specific scheduling information.

 

 

 

Contact For More Information
Tony Iannarelli
61 NW Boundary Dr
Email: tony@tonystrackdays.com
FB Group: “SLMR Pickleball”

 

 

• Pickleball is played either as doubles (two players per team) or singles; doubles is most common
• The same size playing area and rules are used for both singles and doubles

• The server’s arm must be moving in an upward arc when the ball is struck.
• Paddle contact with the ball must not be made above the waist level.
• The head of the paddle must not be above the highest part of the wrist at contact.
• A ‘drop serve’ is also permitted in which case none of the elements above apply.
• At the time the ball is struck, the server’s feet may not touch the court or outside the imaginary extension of the sideline or centerline and at least one foot must be behind the baseline on the playing surface or the ground behind the baseline.
• The serve is made diagonally crosscourt and must land within the confines of the opposite diagonal court.
• Only one serve attempt is allowed per server.

• Both players on the serving doubles team have the opportunity to serve and score points until they commit a fault *(except for the first service sequence of each new game).
• The first serve of each side-out is made from the right/even court.
• If a point is scored, the server switches sides and the server initiates the next serve from the left/odd court.
• As subsequent points are scored, the server continues switching back and forth until a fault is committed and the first server loses the serve.
• When the first server loses the serve the partner then serves from their correct side of the court (except for the first service sequence of the game*).
• The second server continues serving until his team commits a fault and loses the serve to the opposing team.
• Once the service goes to the opposition (at side out), the first serve is from the right/even court and both players on that team have the opportunity to serve and score points until their team commits two faults.
• In singles the server serves from the right/even court when his or her score is even and from the left/odd when the score is odd.

• Points are scored only by the serving team.    
• Games are normally played to 11 points, win by 2.
• Tournament games may be to 15 or 21, win by 2.
• When the serving team’s score is even (0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10) the player who was the first server in the game for that team will be in the right/even court when serving or receiving; when odd (1, 3, 5, 7, 9) that player will be in the left/odd court when serving or receiving.

• When the ball is served, the receiving team must let it bounce before returning, and then the serving team must let it bounce before returning, thus two bounces.
• After the ball has bounced once in each team’s court, both teams may either volley the ball (hit the ball before it bounces) or play it off a bounce (ground stroke).
• The two-bounce rule eliminates the serve and volley advantage and extends rallies.

• The non-volley zone is the court area within 7 feet on both sides of the net.
• Volleying is prohibited within the non-volley zone. This rule prevents players from executing smashes from a position within the zone.
• It is a fault if, when volleying a ball, the player steps on the non-volley zone, including the line and/or when the player’s momentum causes them or anything they are wearing or carrying to touch the non-volley zone including the associated lines.
• It is a fault if, after volleying, a player is carried by momentum into or touches the non-volley zone, even if the volleyed ball is declared dead before this happens.
• A player may legally be in the non-volley zone any time other than when volleying a ball.
• The non-volley zone is commonly referred to as “the kitchen.”

• A ball contacting any part of any line, except the non-volley zone line on a serve, is considered “in.”
• A serve contacting the non-volley zone line is short and a fault.

• A fault is any action that stops play because of a rule violation.
• A fault by the receiving team results in a point for the serving team.
• A fault by the serving team results in the server’s loss of serve or side out.

• Any fair method can be used to determine which player or team has first choice of side, service, or receive. (Example: Write a 1 or 2 on the back of the score sheet.)

 

Shuffleboard is a great outdoor activity to enjoy in the Florida sunshine and a terrific way to make new friends. The competition is good-natured even though all are playing for valuable trophies and recognition on a perpetual plaque in our Clubhouse.

Shuffleboard is played in a league format using rules adapted from the National Shuffleboard Association with two persons on each team playing three game matches.  Teams are formed by signing up and we have teams sign up as well as individuals who want to play, but don’t have a team mate.  In the past we have played in four groups having slots for 8 teams in each.  League play is conducted within each group with each team playing each other one time.  At the end of the regular season the team with the best record in each group enters the play off where the league champion is determined. Our season runs for 8 weeks starting in mid-January.

At the beginning of league, we conduct an information and rules review session followed by a visit to the 4 courts where any additional questions can be answered and participants can practice.  No specific skill is needed, only the ability to push a disk down the court.  The courts have been installed compliant with outdoor shuffleboard requirements for ease of disk travel and we use specialized beads to enhance the sliding.  Courts are always open for practice.

 

Shuffleboard Courts

 

Wednesdays and Thursdays

 

11am and 1pm

The number of date/time slots varies based on the number of participants from year to year.

 

Mid-January to mid-March.  See resort calendar for specific dates.

 

Equipment Required
No equipment is required as the cues and disks are provided by the Association.

 

An email blast will be sent in December with details on how and when to register, otherwise, sign-up by contacting Tom below.

 

Contact For More Information
Tom Kmiec

325 NW Chipshot Lane
Email: rvtomrkt@aol.com

 

 

 

 

Did you know that 87 million people play tennis in the world and 21 million play tennis in the United States.  Of the 21 million nearly 10 million play tennis more than 10 times per year.  Tennis has been experiencing a resurgence since 2010. In fact, last year saw the highest tennis racquet sales in well over a decade.  The reason for tennis’s longevity and growth is the fact that it is a lifetime sport that can be played and enjoyed by people of any age and of every ability.

If you are you a new resident to the resort and have always wanted to pick up the game of tennis … or you an experienced tennis player who wants to practice and to play.  You are in luck.  The resort has 2 tennis courts, a ball machine, and a practice wall to help you improve your skill or just stay sharp.  There are also several other players in the resort who like to play several times per week.

In summary, if you are looking for a way to get exercise, meet other resort residents, and to have fun then join us at the tennis courts where players of all skill levels are welcome.  We hope to make our residents better tennis players while enjoying the outdoors playing the great game of tennis.

 

Tennis Courts

 

Monday, Wednesday, and Friday

When possible, the tennis group also plays at other times during the week.  Check with Joe (info below) for more details.

 

9am - ?

 

Early January thru late April.  See the resort calendar for specific dates.

 

Other Related Events
Classes/clinics will be announced at the beginning of the season.

A luncheon will take place at the season's end.

Equipment Required
Please bring your own racket.  Balls will be provided by the Association.

 

How To Join
Join in the fun by showing up on the scheduled days at 9am or by contacting Joe (info below).
 

Contact For More Information
Joe Vertone
423 NW Chipshot Lane
Email: joev114@yahoo.com
Cell: (847) 561-0640

 

 

 

 

Test your knowledge of general trivia against fellow owners.  The evening will pit teams of eight against one another for the right to be crowned trivia champions.  The evening’s session will consist of four rounds of questions. For question 1-4 teams can bid 2,4,6, or 8 points.  If they get it correct they get the points. If they get it wrong the points do not count against them they just cant use the point value again. Questions 5, 10, 15, and 20 are bonus questions and are scored differently.  The team with the greatest point total will have bragging rights for a two-week period.  Come out with your own team or we will help form teams once you arrive.  This will be a night of fun facts and relaxed entertainment.  Be prepared to leave a little smarter! 

 

There will be sponsors for every trivia session which means an open bar for Trivia participants!! 

 

The Clubhouse

 

Every third Wednesday starting with January 15.  

 

 

January thru March.  1/15, 2/5, 2/26, and 3/19.  See the resort calendar for more specific scheduling information.

 

 

 

 

 

Clubhouse Main Pool

 

Monday - Wednesday - Friday

 

10:30AM - 11:30AM

Please arrive at the clubhouse a couple minutes ahead of the scheduled class time.

 

Mid-November to Mid-April.  See resort calendar for specific dates.

 

 

Yoga is an ancient practice that builds strength and awareness and brings together the mind and body. It includes breathing exercises, meditation and poses that stretch and flex various muscle groups.  These poses are designed to encourage relaxation and to reduce stress and anxiety.

 

What are the benefits of Yoga?  Yoga improves posture, increases flexibility, improves balance, builds muscle strength, boosts metabolism and increases blood flow.  It improves respiration, energy and vitality.

Women and men of all ages, abilities and skill levels are welcome.  You can do as much as your body or your mind allows!  As such yoga is a very popular activity in the resort.

Classes are free as the certified instructors are paid for by the Association.

 

Where 

The Clubhouse

 

When 

Tuesday and Thursday ~ Mid-November through December (excluding Holidays)

Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday ~ January through the end of March

 

Classes are from 9am to 10am 

Please arrive at the Clubhouse 15 minutes ahead of the scheduled class time.

 

Mid-November thru mid-April.  See resort calendar for specific dates.

 

Classes in season are free to owners and renters.

Classes may also be held in April for a $10 fee per person, per session.

 

Bring a yoga mat, blocks, strap and falsa blanket, if you have them. You may also want to bring a water bottle. There are a few exercise mats available in the fitness room for those who don’t have a yoga mat. Wear comfortable exercise clothing such as yoga pants or bike shorts and a t-shirt or tank top.

 

How To Join
Just show up at the clubhouse during the scheduled times to participate!  You may attend any session that fits into your schedule.

 

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