Chair Tai Chi with Rich Trautman at Salado Senior Center

Salado Senior Center 650 Royal Street, Salado, Texas

Chair Chi is a gentle exercise program developed by Pat Griffith to help people receive the benefits of the traditional Tai Chi Chuan in the comfort and safety of their chair. Group of seniors in Tai Chi class exercising in an active retirement lifestyle. Mental and physical health benefits of exercise and fitness in elderly people. […]

Event Series Bridge at Salado Senior Center

Bridge at Salado Senior Center

Salado Senior Center 650 Royal Street, Salado, Texas

According to funrbidge.com, Bridge game rules start out simple but get progressively more complicated. There are several things to consider, such as bridge bidding, scoring, other bridge game rules that might confound beginners or even intermediate players. Our resources will help you understand not only the rules themselves but also the reasons behind some of […]

Stretching Beginner’s Yoga with Gary

Salado Senior Center 650 Royal Street, Salado, Texas

According to welbehealth.com, Whether you practice once a week or every day, the benefit of yoga for seniors is the same. Many studies have shown that older adults can increase their strength, flexibility, and balance through a regular yoga practice. Speak with your healthcare provider to see if yoga is a good activity for you!

Event Series Bridge at Salado Senior Center

Bridge at Salado Senior Center

Salado Senior Center 650 Royal Street, Salado, Texas

According to funrbidge.com, Bridge game rules start out simple but get progressively more complicated. There are several things to consider, such as bridge bidding, scoring, other bridge game rules that might confound beginners or even intermediate players. Our resources will help you understand not only the rules themselves but also the reasons behind some of […]

Event Series Mah Jongg at Salado Senior Center

Mah Jongg at Salado Senior Center

Salado Senior Center 650 Royal Street, Salado, Texas

Mahjong is a strategy game that originated in China. It's similar to rummy, but it's played with tiles instead of cards. Generally, you play with 4 people, though you can play with 3 as well. The goal is to form 4 melds and a pair, creating mahjong. You'll find there are many variations of mahjong, […]