Free Healthy Women Program

UPDATE. The sessions are fully booked. Contact us if you would like to be added to a waitlist.

Tablelands Regional Council is again offering their popular and free Rural Active Women Programs.

‘North Queensland Primary Health Network assessed our community and older women in our region were shown to have low levels of physical activity compared to other areas in Far North Queensland,’ said General Manager Community and Corporate Services, Hilary Jackson.

‘So we’ve partnered with Atherton Community Health and FNQ Health and Fitness to develop and deliver another round of the free Rural Active Women Program for women aged 50 and over.

‘We hope it will create a pattern of ongoing positive behaviour and healthy exercise habits.

‘The program is open to all health, ability, experience, skill and social and economic levels and the sessions focus on core muscle groups, cardiovascular fitness, joint movement, resistance-based exercises and functional strength to aid with falls prevention.

‘Places are limited and participants need to commit to a full 14-week program of cardio and strength circuits, hydrotherapy and/or core strengthening Pilates.

‘Register before Thursday 22 February to take part in the programs,’ said Ms Jackson.

Cardio and Strength Circuits at Merriland Hall, Atherton Showgrounds.

  • 9.00–10.00am Mondays 26 February to 25 March
  • 9.00–10.00am Mondays 27 May to 17 June

Hydrotherapy at Atherton Swimming Pool

  • 11.30am–12.30pm Mondays 15 to 29 April, 13 May and 20 May
  • 12.30–1.30pm Mondays 15 to 29 April, 13 May and 20 May

Core Strengthening Pilates at Merriland Hall, Atherton Showgrounds

  • 9.00–10.00am Thursdays 29 February to 28 March
  • 9.00–10.00am Thursdays 30 May to 20 June
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