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Family fun this weekend: Create a backyard obstacle course

While the weather is still good and you want the kids to get out of the house but not outside the fences, get them outside in the backyard and build an obstacle course!
Get those creative little minds happening and better still their bodies active, running around the backyard. Things like crawling, hopping, running, balancing and jumping will all work their bodies and leave them feeling pumped and ready for a good night’s sleep!
For a good obstacle course all you’ll need is what lying round the house, items might include:
  1. Cardboard boxes for crawling through
  2. Planks of wood for balancing
  3. Hoola Hoops for agility work or jumping
  4. Laundry baskets for collecting balls, sledding or climbing into upside down
  5. Ladders for jumping or hopping
  6. Egg and spoon for coordination and balance
  7. Outdoor toys like pools that you can throw balls into or sliding down or climbing over
  8. Skipping ropes for jumping
  9. Yoga mats for rolling
  10. Buckets for transporting water from A to B

Get the kids to try and beat their PBs and see if they can make the course easier or harder. It will have them amused for hours and on top of that they’ll be keeping their minds and bodies healthy and active.

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Visit PARC for all your summer essentials ☀️🩱

Keep your kids in sight, and safe in the water with our range of brightly coloured bathers. Our retail has a wide selection of swim-wear, accessories and swimming aids. Come by on your next visit, and have a look at what we have in store! 

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Make water safety a priority this year, and enrol in swimming lessons at PARC 🏊

Join PARC Swim today, and equip you, or your child with life-long skills, and enjoy the benefits included in the membership: 

💧 Weekly swimming lessons with fully licensed teachers.
💧 Unlimited access to both PARC and PINES outside of lessons
💧Make up lessons with easy to manage credits
💧No invoice period during school holiday breaks

Plus, heaps of fun in the water!

Visit our website to learn more or to book into a PARC Swim Start today. Link is in our bio.
PARCFit Outdoor is back! 💪🏃 

Calling all Full Access Members! Join our PARC trainers and a community of likeminded people to work out in the beautiful surrounds of Frankston. 

Dates: Monday and Friday from Monday 9 February – Monday 30 March 

Time: 5.45am - 6.45am 

Where: Alternating each week between Beauty Park and Frankston Pier 

What: 60-minute sessions which will involve strength and conditioning using bodyweight exercises, running, and some equipment such as kettlebells, battle ropes and resistance bands. 

Bookings: Book in like a standard Group Exercise class. All sessions are open to bookings 8 weeks prior to our first sessions, so you can book them all in one go! 

Can’t wait to see you there!
We are open on Australia Day 

PARC is open this Australia Day public Holiday. Come down for a workout or some fun in the pools with the family. 
 
Centre hours: 7am-7pm 
Waterslide open: 10am – 6pm 
Cafe hours: 8am – 5pm 

PARC Swim: No lessons on Monday 26 January but resume Tuesday 27 January 
Group exercise: reduced timetable, see the Customer Portal for class details and to book in. 

We look forward to seeing you in Centre.
Expressions of Interest are open for our Can Swim Adult Program 🏊

Our 5-week intensive program is designed to help adults develop essential swimming and water safety skills. Participants will gain confidence in the water, improve swimming technique, and learn practical survival and rescue skills

🧑 Who: Adults 18+, complete swimming beginners or those with low water confidence
🕐 When: Commencing week of 2 March 2026
📆 Sessions: Tuesdays & Thursdays – 2:55pm or 6:45pm
🏊‍♂️ Includes access to PARC & Pines for practice between sessions

Complete an Expression of Interest via our website - link in bio. 

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How to use the Rear Delt Fly Machine 💪

Our lovely trainers, Tracey and Selena have created this video to demonstrate the proper technique for the Rear Delt Fly Machine. We know how daunting it can feel to try a new machine at the gym, so we are creating a series to demonstrate how to use the some of the equipment here at PARC! We hope that together, we can build your confidence in the gym, and help get in your 30 or 20 + 2!

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