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PARC and PINES get behind Peninsula Health’s FEB 50 Challenge

We are loving this new health initiative from Peninsula Health…
 
Join us this February and get active to help raise funds for Peninsula Health. The FEB 50 Challenge encourages our community to walk, run, ride (or choose the activity which best suits their needs) to complete 50km this February.
 
Take the challenge

Commit to moving 50km this February by signing up as an individual or team. Let people know you are taking The FEB 50 Challenge.

Track your progress
Track your movements yourself at the end of each day or automatically using an app like Strava.

Make a difference
Ask your family and friends to join you or sponsor your challenge to raise money for Peninsula Health. 

Kick that new years resolution into full swing by taking 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗙𝗘𝗕 𝟱𝟬 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗻𝗴𝗲!
 
PARC and PINES will be creating a team – watch this space to join, and sign up for the challenge now: https://feb50challenge.raisely.com/
 

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Have you heard of Incidental Exercise? 🧹🚶‍♀️

Incidental exercise is physical activity that occurs naturally as part of your daily routine! It’s the small bursts of activity you accumulate throughout the day, such as carrying in the groceries, or playing with the kids, that helps you achieve your 30-20-2. 

Some examples of Incidental Exercise are: 
- Doing housework like vacuuming, mopping, or gardening
- Walking up stairs instead of taking elevator or escalator 
- Parking further away from your destination to get your steps up
- Walking during lunch breaks, or having a standing meeting

Remember, all movement counts! 🌟

For more information about 30-20-2, or helpful resources and workouts to get you moving, head to our Digital Hub.
How cute it this?! 🦄

Our Cafe team always know how to add a little magic into your day! ✨

#PARC #Cafe #Frankston #PARCFrankston
Help us ensure PARC is a safe venue for the whole community to enjoy 🏊

At PARC, we participate in the statewide Watch Around Water program. Watch Around Water is an education and public awareness-raising program that defines the minimum supervision requirements for children in a pool setting. 

When visiting PARC, your child will be given a coloured wristband, based on their age. These wristbands help our lifeguards identify the level of supervison required for your child, and support a safe aquatic environment for everyone. 

Learn more about the Watch Around Water program, via the link in our bio.
Did you know that our vision is that 'Every Child In Frankston Can Swim'? 🌳👶

The Rotary Peninsula 2.0's Birth Tree is one way that's helping us to achieve this vision. 

By joining this year’s Birth Tree, you will receive a timeless tribute of your loved one in the form of a tree and plaque. Equally importantly, $45 of every contribution goes straight back to the community to help more children build confidence in the water, with free infant swimming lessons through the Can Swim initiative. 🏊

You can purchase a place for a baby born this year on the Birth Tree here: https://events.humanitix.com/parc-2026-birth-tree-and-family-garden
A sneak peak into a week at PARC! 👀

Whether it's going for a swim in the pool, getting your heart pumping in a group exercise class, or catching up with friends for coffee, PARC is the place to be 🩵

#PARC #PARCFrankston #POV #WeekatPARC
It's National Personal Trainer Day! 🏋️‍♀️

To celebrate, we played This or That with Olivia. Let us know in the comments what you'd choose 👀

#NationalPersonalTrainerDay #PARCfrankston

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