COVID-19 Updates: Visit our COVID-19 webpage for full details and up-to-date information.
Starting March 1, 2021: Recreation facilities will be open for pre-registered programs and drop-in activities. Register online at e-PLAY.
Aquafitness Classes: Will be offered starting on Monday, March 1.
Return to Club Aurora - What to Expect
For information regarding what to expect when returning to Club Aurora and full details on new procedures to keep you safe, please visit our Club Aurora webpage.
Fitness and Health Programs
The Town of Aurora has fitness and health programs to suit all fitness interests and levels.
Fitness Registered Programs |
We offer a variety of health and fitness registered programs including yoga, arthritis aquafit and pilates. |
Virtual Group Fitness Class Schedules |
Club Aurora offers a variety of group fitness classes for all ages and fitness levels. All classes are taught at a level that is suitable for beginner, intermediate and advanced participants. Refer to class descriptions for further details.
Fee: Adult Drop-In fee for virtual classes is $5 per person/per class. How to participate in Virtual Group Fitness classes:
Meeting ID: 978 3289 7402
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Aquafitness Class Schedules |
Aquafitness classes will be offered starting on Monday, March 1. Stay cool in the pool and cross train with our variety of Aquafitness classes.
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Club Aurora Wellness Series |
Our interactive seminars are dedicated to providing you with health and wellness information to build a healthier you. |
'Prescription to Get Active' Program |
Get Active! Prescription To Get Active is a national not-for-profit corporation that uses the power of the written prescription to encourage sedentary, at-risk Canadians to become more active. They are dedicated to improving the health of Canadians by providing an impactful program and making physical activity the most powerful prescription given. The goal of the program is to support individuals to become more active, to equip doctors and their healthcare teams with the tools to educate their patients on the importance of physical activity and to partner with recreation facilities to provide accessible spaces within all communities. |