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HIGHLIGHTS AND PITFALLS <br /> 1984 was the year that Healthy Lifestyle activities were added as <br /> • a new dimension to the recreational programs. The concept is to <br /> incorporate an overall benefit to participants who participate in <br /> physical activities as well as "having fun" doing an activity. <br /> Therefore , enjoyment and health benefits have become two over- <br /> riding criteria in the establishment of department sponsored <br /> recreational activities. The birth of this new programming con- <br /> cept has provided the department with good reasoning for provid- <br /> ing recreational and healthy lifestyle activities . . . a right to <br /> happiness and enjoyment and health and fitness through the pur- <br /> suit of recreational activities. <br /> Establishment of this overriding criteria in programming rather <br /> than the special Healthy Lifestyle classes themselves has been a <br /> highlight in recreational programming 1984 . <br /> The pitfall of the last year has been the new and specialized <br /> Healthy Lifestyle classes. These classes were initiated with <br /> great zeal and energy in publicity and planning . However, the <br /> participation of such classes was miserably low. This is due <br /> primarily because of the nature of the classes. The classes <br /> 4111 tended to be more informational rather than participatory and <br /> often were dependent upon behavioral change by participants <br /> therefore offering an air of intimidation . Such programs in- <br /> clude : Healthy Eating Habits, Health Awareness, Stress Manage- <br /> ment , Listening and Assertiveness, Chemical and Alcohol Aware- <br /> ness, Freedom from Smoking , Women ' s Healthy Awareness , Using Your <br /> Food Intake Effectively, Weight Loss Support Group, Retirement <br /> Workshop, Personal and Family Communications , and Nutrition Nib- <br /> lings for Seniors. <br /> On the other hand , participatory classes have seen success in <br /> numbers. These classes include : Thinning your Thighs and Slim- <br /> ming your Hips , Jazz Exercise , Open Basketball , Open Volleyball , <br /> Men ' s Basketball League , Floor Hockey League , Ice Hockey League , <br /> Softball Leagues and Football League ( not to mention instruction- <br /> al classes such as golf and tennis) . <br /> Programming activities in 1984 has given me a clear direction for <br /> programming in 1985 . This direction is in participatory activi- <br /> ties which lend a re-creative opportunity for the physical , men- <br /> () <br /> tal and spiritual improvement of participants. Such activities <br /> may include : Sport leagues , exercise and conditioning programs, <br /> fitness programs, and lifelong activities such as badminton , ten- <br /> nis , golf , jogging , and table tennis . <br />
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