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Upcoming have a go sessions or community events

Come on down and try out some different sports in a fun and friendly environment or support your local community! Bookings may be required.

Pila-Chi for Core and Calm at Te Pou Toetoe

This gentle class brings Pilates and Tai Chi together and is especially helpful for women.

Wear comfy clothes and bring your yoga mat. All levels welcome!

Dates: Tuesdays from 5th August to 16th September 2025. No class on 2nd September.
Time: 12.30 to 1.30pm.
Location: Te Pou Toetoe | Linwood Pool (141 Smith Street, Linwood).
Cost: Koha of $5 to $10. Cash or you can pay online.

Find out more about Pila-Chi classes from The Healing Hut, including how to book (Try Booking).

Pedal through Herstory: The Kate Sheppard Cycle Tour

Ride in the wheel tracks of history and revolution in a tour packed with inspiring stories of gender equality and world change.

The tour ends at Kate Sheppard House in Ilam and includes morning tea and a tour of the museum.

Date: Sunday 28th September 2025.
Start Time: 9.15am. Meet at 9am.
Start Location: Kate Sheppard Memorial - near the corner of Oxford Terrace and Worcester Street.
Cost: $28.80 for Heritage NZ (HNZPT) members and $32 for non-members.

Find out more about this ​Kate Sheppard Cycle Tour of Christchurch, including how to book (Eventbrite).

 


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Latest research and news

Here are some snippets on the latest physical activity research or news that we found interesting.

New findings highlight step count as a metric for measuring cancer risk. So what should you be aiming for?

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EMD UK has released a report on the groundbreaking social value of group exercise in the United Kingdom - a remarkable £5.3 billion.

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Recreation Aotearoa has launched new Outdoors Accessibility Design Guidelines to improve access to outdoor recreation spaces for people with impairments and accessibility needs.

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