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THE VIEWWINTER ISSUE 2024

THE VIEW | WINTER 20242CONTENTSUpcoming EventHoliday Operating HoursCEO/GM ReportBoard Chair’s MessageWhat’s Happening at Hollyburn?You Speak, We Listen CommentsRenew ‘22 Phase 2Summer RenovationInsta MomentsReusablesMember Safety & HospitalityFeatured AthleteAngel ProjectAthleticsSports BoutiqueProgramsProgram RegistrationPrograms By AgeAquatics346891012141516 18192022244648495051ContactMain. 604.922.0161 Security. 604.913.4569 Web. Hollyburn.orgFor all Membership inquiries contact Cait Lundy at 604.913.4508 or Membership@hollyburn.org.BadmintonBridgeFitnessHockeyKarateMusicPickleballSkatingSquashTennisChildren & JuniorsWellness68717274768082849094112120

THE VIEW | WINTER 20243UPCOMING EVENTSNovemberDecember2211080513152931 Father Daughter Ball Remembrance Day Kids Tennis Christmas Party Ladies Christmas Charity Winter Paradise Ice Show Santa Brunch Santa Brunch Grand Wine Tasting NYE Bash

THE VIEW | WINTER 20244HOLIDAY OPERATING HOURSCLUB HOURSDate Regular Hours Member ServicesDecember Mon 235:30am-12:00 Midnight 8:00am-9:00pmDecember Tues 247:00am-4:00pm (Facilities Close At 3pm)8:00am-3:00pmDecember Wed 25ClosedDecember Thu 269:00am-12:00 Midnight 10:00am-6:00pmDecember Fri 275:30am-12:00 Midnight8:00am-9:00pmDecember Sat 288:00am-9:00pmDecember Sun 29December Mon 30December Tue 315:30am-5:00pm (Facilities Close At 4pm)8:00am-3:00pmJanuary Wed 19:00am-12:00 Midnight 10:00am-6:00pmJanuary Thu 25:30am-12:00 Midnight 8:00am-9:00pmFOOD SERVICES HOURSDate Regular Hours Intermission Bistro LiteDecember Mon 235:30am-12:00am 3:00am-11:00pm 8:00am-8:00pmDecember Tues 247:00am-4:00pmCLOSED8:00am-3:00pmDecember Wed 25CLOSED CLOSEDDecember Thu 269:00am-12:00am8:00am-8:00pmDecember Fri 275:30am-12:00am3:00am-11:00pmDecember Sat 2812:00pm-11:00pmDecember Sun 29December Mon 303:00am-11:00pmDecember Tue 315:30am-4:00pm CLOSED 8:00am-3:00pmJanuary Wed 19:00am-12:00am3:00am-11:00pm 8:00am-8:00pmJanuary Thu 25:30am-12:00am

THE VIEW | WINTER 20245CLUB HOURSDateFitnessCentreAquaticCentreRacquetCourtsTennisDeskDecember Mon 235:30am-10:00pm 6:00am-9:00pm 6:00am-10:00pm 8:00am-8:00pmDecember Tue 247:00am-3:00pm 7:00am-3:00pm 7:00am-3:00pm 9:00am-2:00pmDecember Wed 25CLOSEDDecember Thu 269:00am-7:00pm 9:00am-9:00pm 9:00am-10:00pm9:00am-8:00pmDecember Fri 275:30am-9:00pm6:00am-9:00pm 6:00am-10:00pmDecember Sat 286:30am-10:00pmDecember Sun 29December Mon 305:30am-10:00pmDecember Tue 315:30am-3:00pm 6:00am-3:00pm 6:00am-3:00pm 9:00am-3:00pmJanuary Wed 19:00am-7:00pm 9:00am-9:00pm 9:00am-10:00pm 9:00am-8:00pmJanuary Thu 25:30am-9:00pm 6:00am-9:00pm 6:00am-1:000pm 8:00am-8:00pmCLUB HOURSDate *The Hub*HollyvilleChildcareSportsBoutiqueAdminOfceDecember Mon 23ParentSupervised6:00am-10:00pm8:45am-8:00pm 10:00am-8:00pm 9:00am-5:00pmDecember Tue 248:45am-1:00pm 8:00am-3:00pm 9:00am-1:00pmDecember Wed 25CLOSEDDecember Thu 26December Fri 27ParentSupervised6:00am-10:00pm8:45am-1:00pm11:00am-4:00pm10:00am-3:00pmDecember Sat 28CLOSEDDecember Sun 2912:00am-4:00pmDecember Mon 3011:00am-4:00pm 10:00am-3:00pmDecember Tue 31ParentSupervised6:00am-3:00pm11:00am-3:00pm 9:00am-1:00pmJanuary Wed 1CLOSEDCLOSEDJanuary Thu 2CLOSED 11:00am-4:00pm 9:00am-5:00pm*Subject to change

THE VIEW | WINTER 20246CEO/GM REPORTDear Members, Each day, as I walk up from the lower parking lot, I pause to observe the progress of construction. Today, I was thrilled to see windows installed on Level 2, the future home of our new restaurant. This milestone brings us closer to fully enclosing the building, which means we’ll soon shift our focus to preparing the interior spaces.This January will mark one year since the start of Renew ’22 Phase 2 construction, and with our new facilities set to open in June 2025, we’re Members' patience and understanding as we navigate construction challenges—thank you for your continued support! For a complete update on Renew ’22, see the full report on page 12 or follow @renew22hcc on Instagram. As the new facility takes shape, Management is hard at work behind the scenes to ensure we’re fully prepared for a seamless grand opening. improvement, but there are countless additional Member experience we’re committed to delivering.Our culinary mission is clear: to “deliver a food and beverage experience in a premium casual dining hospitality, creating an experience Members are proud to share with family and friends.” Central to this mission is one key word—“consistency”. Consistency is often the theme underlying member feedback and is essential to achieve higher levels of satisfaction and elevation of the dining experience.

THE VIEW | WINTER 20247Achieving this requires dedicating substantial time to developing comprehensive Standards of Service, which will guide training programs for both front-of-house and back-of-house teams. Unlike our previous kitchen, which lacked modern equipment, our new state-of-the-art kitchen will support this goal by enabling faster service and greater menu consistency. We’re also carefully selecting details elevate the dining experience. To meet our Members’ expectations on service Beverage Experience” survey. If you haven’t yet participated, please take ten minutes to complete concepts and our Standards of Service. Click here!This time of year is undoubtedly the busiest at the Club. Programs and lessons are in full swing, and many Members are making the most of our facilities to escape the rainy days. During these darker, wet months, we encourage everyone to drive carefully, avoid distractions, and take things slow.The main Member Lot and Fitness Parking Lot are in high demand due to their proximity to key areas (especially during construction!). We understand that your experience begins the moment you frustrating. Management is actively working on availability, and enhance capacity. One initiative that we are exploring is valet parking. We would love to know if you would take advantage of valet parking if it became available to you. Please let us know by providing your feedback through “You Speak, We Listen” on the Hollyburn App. In the meantime, we kindly ask everyone to be considerate of fellow Members. Please use designated parking only as needed and avoid blocking entrances. And for those aiming for a daily 10,000-step count, there are usually open spots in the Lower Parking Lot. Thank you for your patience and cooperation! Kathryn Cowden CEO/GM

THE VIEW | WINTER 20248Thank you all for your continued patience and support as we successfully navigate the second phase of Renew’22. I am thrilled to report that we remain both on time and on budget, a feat that wouldn’t have been possible without everyone involved. This milestone is a collective will be pleased with the results. Renew’22 stands as an example of a large-scale capital investment — one that, due to its magnitude, required special approval from Members. Collectively, our Club’s 225,000 square foot facility contains about $55 million in assets, to which Renew '22 Phase 2 contributed approximately $11 million towards replacement Renew’22 has and will contribute to a space we can all enjoy for many years to come. But the gains we have made with Renew’22 are not enough to sustain the Club into the future. The Board is not planning another large, singular project at this time. Instead, we are focusing on a multi-year strategic plan that addresses the nearly Plan as being in critical condition and a further almost $3 million as poor. These assets are vital to the Club's future and need to be maintained or replaced. While some of these items, like the replacement of air handlers, might go unnoticed, others, like corridor refreshes, are highly visible. All are impactful to our shared Member experience. it’s crucial to its longevity. This is a long-term investment, not only in the physical infrastructure but also in the community we cherish. The choices and contributions we make today — through our actions, respect, and care — will sustain and enhance this Club for both current Members and future generations. Let’s all take pride in this shared space, our shared community, and our shared future. Together, we can continue to build a Club that we are proud to call our own — for today, tomorrow, and the generations to come. Diane Kennedy Board ChairBOARD CHAIRMESSAGE

THE VIEW | WINTER 20249WHAT’S HAPPENINGGrand TastingOn Friday, November 29, from 7pm-9:30pm come to Hollyburn’s Annual Grand Tasting, featuring fabulous wines, beers and ciders. Participate in our Mystery Wine Roulette for and win a mystery bottle valued up to $250, plus purchase exclusive music and unlimited tastings. Guests welcome. RSVP on GameTime. Reusables @ Hollyburn We are excited to launch Reusables at Hollyburn, meals and beverages. Currently, Hollyburn uses over 15,000 takeout containers and paper cups each month, spending upwards of $8,000 on products that mostly end up in the garbage on the property. With the new system, Members will receive their takeout items in reusable containers that can be returned to smart bins at the Club within 30 days to avoid a fee. This pilot project will help us reduce waste and costs while providing a more environmentally responsible option and most importantly, an improved food and beverage experience! Facial Recognition Access We’re thrilled to announce the upcoming launch of FRA (Facial Recognition Access) at the Club, in early 2025, we’ll begin phasing out traditional FOBs in favor of facial recognition technology at designated access points. The FRA system will triangular cameras and grant access automatically. convenience and security at Hollyburn. You may see triangular cameras installed around the Club that we are using for testing purposes. Stay tuned for more information! New Years Eve Bash December 31, 2024 Join us for our annual New York style New Year’s Eve Party! We will be counting down to midnight live with New York at 9:00pm PST. Perfect for the whole family and a great way to bring in the New 12 & under $35. RSVP details will be released soon. AT HOLLYBURN

THE VIEW | WINTER 202410YOU SPEAK, WE LISTENMember: The live Music on Wednesday Nights in the Bar & Grill is excellent! Member: “There are very few available courts in the Hub on the weekends and currently a lesson has been booked from 9 to 10 on one of the two courts that are always booked Sunday mornings. I think it would be better that court 3 be booked for lessons as there is a drape separating the lessons from the two playing courts on 1 and 2 or the lessons take place in the gym.”Management: Thank you for getting in touch this morning with this court suggestion. I believe that it is a sensible compromise, and especially helps take into account Members like yourself booking the courts after the 10am timeslot. We will make the adjustment in the schedule.Member: “The hot tub renovation was a success as the quality and clarity of water is vastly improved. The lighting and water temperature is better. However, I have often found Members are leaving towels and other garbage nearby and needs to be checked on more often”. Management: Thank you very much for bringing this to our attention. I will brief the team and work closely with our duty supervisor to increase the cleaning frequency and meet a higher standard. improvement work on the hot tub.Member: “I am hoping you can source a dierent gluten free bun. The one used in the restaurant disintegrates. Also, my son is allergic to wheat and there aren’t many options for him on the kids menu. It would be great to have a gluten free pasta or pizza option.” Management: Thank you for joining us in Intermission. We’ll research consistent gluten-free bun options and aim to have a solution within a few weeks. Although we stopped carrying gluten-free pasta due to low demand, we’ll restock it Member: “When is Facial Recognition Access being installed? I see some doors already have the cameras!” Management: Thank you for reaching out regarding Facial Recognition Access at Hollyburn! system over the next few months and are aiming to launch it to all Members in early 2025.Member: “High ve to Coach Jadene and Coach Maerve for the awesome adult skating class on Wednesdays, and for creating opportunities for all members to skate regardless of age or ability!”

THE VIEW | WINTER 202411Member: “I heard a rumor that the Badminton Gym won’t be available for Pickleball anymore- is that true!?” Management: Thank you for your comment and wanting to clarify a rumor, which is false. The Badminton and Pickleball bookings. The only change that happened at the start of Summer is that all the can select any of the empty/free times and book a court, simply by selecting which sport you want to do. As always our Member Services team are happy to assist in making reservations for you as well.Member: “I constantly see other Members driving way too fast and being distracted on their phones on Club property- this is dangerous and would like the Club to combat it.” Management: Matters of safety and security are at the forefront of our Member Safety Team’s priorities and I appreciate your collaboration to ensure we can address any Member concerns. Over the past two months, the Member Safety team has launched several initiatives to combat speeding within the Club grounds, including;• Increased speed limit signage posted at the entrance and within the parking facilities.• Member Notice reminders via our weekly e-Newsletter that the speed limit on Club property is 20km/h.• and cell phone usage while driving on property grounds.Thank you again for bringing this matter to my attention. Rest assured, we are actively working to further enforce the Club’s house rules and driving Member: “Just a suggestion, last year you had a shoe drive for charity. How about a coat drive for the upcoming winter season?”Management: Thank you very much for this suggestion- it is something we have wanted to do and I think the timing is perfect so thank you for the reminder. Our Member Services Team is excited to take on this initiative. You will see information for a Fall Coat Drive, with donations going towards the North Shore Crisis Services Society from October 4-16. Member: “Bella the lifeguard/swim instructor is exceptional. She is so kind and attentive to our son even when he is just out for general swim. She always says hi to him and gives him extra swimming pointers. It really makes him happy and makes a big dierence to him.”

THE VIEW | WINTER 202412RENEW 22Dear Members,We are excited to share the latest updates on Phase II of Renew ‘22, as we continue to make steady progress. The project remains both on time and on budget, and we are pleased to report that several key milestones have been reached. Here are the top highlights you should know:• Concrete pouring is nearly complete, with only the main patio staircase remaining. With the concrete slab fully poured, Members can now see the scale of the new exterior patio on the south side of the building. • Framing is well underway on both levels, and we are on track to begin drywall installation by mid-October.• structure ahead of the upcoming fall weather.• to fully enclose the building envelope and shift our focus to the interior space.• Mechanical and electrical equipment installation above the Swim Changerooms is now complete and the changerooms are open. As we move into the next phase of construction, the transformation is becoming more tangible, and we are thrilled to see the new facilities taking shape.Progress Update As we transition into fall, both exterior and interior work is advancing smoothly. On the exterior, concrete work is 95% complete, and the framing touches expected in the coming weeks. By mid-installation, which will fully seal the building.Inside, mechanical and electrical work is nearing completion, allowing the installation of major kitchen equipment, such as refrigerators and coolers, in both the Bistro and main restaurant kitchens in the coming weeks. Flooring and stainless steel elements are also being added this month. Framing is anticipated to be done by mid-October, paving the way for drywall installation that all items are ordered and delivered on time, keeping the project on schedule. While the construction team works diligently on the physical space, Management is equally focused behind the scenes on ensuring a seamless operational launch for our new food & beverage facilities.Click here OR scan the QR code to take the Food & Beverage survey.PHASE 2

THE VIEW | WINTER 202413Budget & Schedule Phase II of Renew ‘22 continues to stay on budget. As a reminder, the project’s approved budget of $23.3M is funded through the Club’s capital budget (generated by new Member entrance fees) and demolition and exploratory site work phases, which have now been successfully completed.Favourable summer weather, combined with a systematic construction and procurement schedule, has kept Phase II on schedule. We expect construction to be completed in the spring, followed by commissioning of To see the project’s evolution with live updates, visit renew22.ca and follow @renew22hcc. If you have any questions regarding Renew ‘22, please email renew22@hollyburn.org. Our temporary outlets, Bistro continue into the busy fall season, we sincerely appreciate the continued patience and support of our Members during this exciting period of transformation.

THE VIEW | WINTER 202414SUMMER RENOVATIONDelivering Our Value of Continuous ImprovementOver the summer and early fall, several projects were completed to improve the Club and your Member Experience. Main Member Parking Lot- Line Painting & Landscaping In the Main Member parking lot, several improvements were made to enhance safety and convenience. We repainted the parking lines for better visibility and added two new lighting poles with improved Wi-Fi coverage. Additionally, landscaped areas were strategically placed to especially around the Kids Centre. These updates Lower Corridor Washroom Renovation The washrooms in the lower corridor, next to the HPC and Dojo have been renovated. Modern tiling and plumbing has been installed and Members can now enjoy the new washrooms. High Performance Centre RenovationThe newly renovated High Performance Centre (HPC) rooms opened at the end of August. The refreshed two-room space, now divided into an East room and a West room, has been upgraded equipment, and improved sound and lighting. trainers. When not scheduled for these programs, Adult Members (19 and over) can use the space for individual workouts during regular hours.Clubhouse – Exterior Paint Over the summer, the main Clubhouse exterior was power washed, deep cleaned, and freshly painted. The new coat of paint brings a bright, vibrant look, not only enhances the Clubhouse’s aesthetic appeal but also helps protect the exterior, ensuring it remains well-maintained for years to come.Aquatics Centre MaintenanceHollyburn’s Natatorium, including the leisure pool, lap pool, and Aquatics Changerooms, was closed from August 26 to September 22, 2024. During this time, several improvements were completed, including the maintenance and repainting of the Natatorium ceiling, installation of a new water fountain, tiling of the cement wall outside the changeroom area, and replacement of the bunting above the lap pool. A new timing clock was installed, the changeroom doors were replaced, and general maintenance, cleaning, and repairs were investigated to ensure long-term improvements.Hockey Dressing RoomsThe Club was able to do some cosmetic upgrades to the two designated home dressing rooms, #1 & #2, with a new paint scheme to match the look of the newly renovated areas of the Club. Additionally some corrective maintenance was done to keep all the dressing rooms functional.

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THE VIEW | WINTER 202416REUSABLESINTRODUCING and beverages. Currently, Hollyburn uses over 15,000 takeout containers and paper cups each month, spending upwards of $8,000 on products that mostly end up in the garbage on the property. With the new system, Members will receive their takeout items in reusable containers that can be returned to smart bins at the Club within 30 days to avoid a fee. This pilot project will help us reduce waste and costs while providing a more environmentally responsible option and most importantly, an improved food and beverage experience!How does Reusables work?• Order to-go: When placing your order, simply request your food or drink “to-go.”• Receive in reusables container: Your meal or beverage will be placed in a reusables container, and scanned at checkout linked to your Member Number.• wherever you like, either at the Club or on the go.• your used container in a Smart Bin at the Club. Scan the bottom of the container to open a • Avoid fees: Return the container within 30 days to avoid a late fee. If not returned, a fee of $15 for cups and $25 for to-go containers will apply.• Reuse and repeat: The containers will be professionally cleaned on site and reused, making it easy to enjoy sustainable, waste-free dining!By switching to Reusables we are:• Reducing our emissions from 44,000 kg CO2e to 32,000 kg CO2e per year which is equivalent to planting around 200 trees• Reducing our Land waste by 8,000 kg CO2e per year which is equivalent to preventing the production of over 400,000 plastic bottles. This is about the same as removing the waste generated by 400 average people annually, as the average person discards about 20 kg of plastic waste per year.• Currently, Hollyburn uses over 15,000 takeout containers and paper cups each month, spending upwards of $8,000 on products that mostly end up in the garbage on the property.These changes not only make a substantial environmental impact but also reinforce long-term Join us in reducing waste, supporting the environment, and making a positive impact—one cup and container at a time. Together, we can make Hollyburn even more sustainable!

THE VIEW | WINTER 202417A Greener Future At HollyburnFor more information please reach out to Paul at PBenallick@hollyburn.orgINTRODUCINGREUSABLES!We’re thrilled to announce an exciting new initiative at Hollyburn Country Club—Reusables, a sustainable takeout solution that helps reduce single-use plastic waste! Starting late Fall, Members will have the option to borrow high-quality reusable coffee cups and to-go containers, helping us lead the change in eco-friendly dining.

THE VIEW | WINTER 202418MEMBER SAFETY & HOSPITALITYDear Members, As we transition seasons yet again, I want to remind everyone of the importance of safety, respect, and courtesy while enjoying our beautiful Club. We have noticed a few trends that require our collective attention and cooperation to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all Members.Stopping at the GatehouseAs the days grow shorter and it becomes darker earlier, we kindly remind you to stop at the you a thumbs up. Member decals are becoming harder to see in low light, and your cooperation you for your patience and understanding.Increased Minor Collisions Due to Speeding and Cellphone UsageWe have seen an uptick in minor vehicle collisions on our property, largely due to speeding and cellphone use while driving. As a reminder, please keep your speed at a safe and manageable level at or below 20km/hour, and avoid using your phone when behind the wheel. These small steps go a long way in preventing accidents and keeping our Club safe for everyone.Connecting with Member ServicesTo provide the warm hospitality you deserve, we ask that all Members approach the Member Services desk from ground level, rather than from the back on the accessibility ramp. This will allow us to better engage with you and attend entire Member Services team appreciates your consideration in helping us serve you better.Manager On Duty ProgramFor any questions or concerns, contact our Manager On Duty, available daily from 12:00 PM to 9:00 PM. This program is in place to support you with any immediate needs or feedback you may have, and we encourage you to make use of this valuable resource. You can determine who is the opposite our Member Service Desk or speaking with a Member Service Agent. The Manager on Duty can also reached at 604-442-9459.Respect for the PropertyWe have observed an increase in litter around the Club, particularly in the Youth Lounge and Bistro viewing areas. Additionally, unattended hockey bags facility. We kindly ask that all hockey bags be stored on the designated black storage racks located on the small and large ice platforms. Let's work together to keep our Club clean, safe, and welcoming for everyone; while abiding but our House Rules.Thank you for your attention to these matters. Your continued support and cooperation help make our Club a special place for all Members. If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to reach out.Justin Jennings Member Services & Safety Manager

THE VIEW | WINTER 202419FEATURED ATHLETEAFFILIATE CLUBIvana Mei is a 13-year-old badminton player who has dedicated seven years to the sport, having started for fun at age six and training seriously since she was ten. Playing at Hollyburn for the entirety of her badminton journey, Ivana attributes her success to her mental and emotional resilience, which is crucial for making strategic shots and enduring enhancing her mental sharpness and concentration.In her spare time, Ivana enjoys skiing in winter, Inspired by top athletes like Jia Yifan and Huang Yaqiong, both world-ranked doubles players, Ivana aspires to emulate their success, while Lin Dan serves as her personal role model in badminton.She values being part of the sport for the it provides, and its ability to relieve stress from school and life.Among her proudest achievements is winning a event at the U15 Nationals and hopes to participate in the 2025 Pan Am Junior Championships.IVANA MEIBadminton

THE VIEW | WINTER 202420Nestled in the heart of Edmonton, The Derrick Golf exclusive private clubs. Since its founding in 1959, The Derrick Club has cultivated a reputation as one of Alberta’s most prestigious and multifaceted social and recreational destinations. With its rich history and commitment to excellence, the Club provides its Members with an unparalleled experience that transcends the seasons, making it a beloved institution for generations of families.The Derrick’s 18-hole championship golf course challenge, and beauty and has a distinct layout reminiscent of the classic course architecture of the 1930s. The course is fun for recreational golfers players. From seasoned pros to beginners, golfers the Club’s golf professionals. comprehensive range of modern athletic programs and facilities designed to promote an active and healthy lifestyle. Members enjoy access to state-of-gymnasium, tennis and badminton courts, a 25-metre swimming pool, as well as curling, skating, and cross-country skiing during the winter monthsWhen snow blankets the city, the Club transforms into a winter wonderland. The curling rink, one of With leagues for all skill levels and social events centred around the sport, curling at the Derrick is more than just a game—it’s a tradition. THE DERRICK GOLF & WINTER CLUBAFFILIATE CLUB

THE VIEW | WINTER 202421Complementing the diverse range of activities, options to satisfy every taste. Whether you’re in the mood for a quick breakfast, a casual lunch, or a gourmet meal for a special occasion, the Club’s four distinctive dining venues provide exceptional culinary experiences.The Derrick Golf and Winter Club continues to be a premier destination where generations of families come together to enjoy world-class facilities, active lifestyles, and cherished memories, season after season.please contact Member Services for a letter of introduction.THE DERRICK GOLF & WINTER CLUB 3500 119 Street NW Edmonton, AB T6J 5P5 780-4371-833 info@derrickclub.com

THE VIEW | WINTER 202422ANGEL PROJECTgiving during the holiday season. as to all the Members who purchased cupcakes.Chain of Trees Fundraiserlove for tennis! We’re excited to introduce the Chain of Trees initiative, where Members can purchase tree(s) to be hung on the Tennis bulletin boards. For just $25.00, add your name to a tree that represents your commitment to community support. All funds raised will go towards purchasing gift cards for North Shore Family Services/Quest The Harvest Project, helping those in need. Plus, for every tree purchased, the Tennis Committee will contribute an additional $5.00 to Tree Canada’s National Greening Program for tree planting.Deck the Hollyburn TreeJoin us in spreading holiday cheer this December as part of our beloved annual tradition! Stop by Member Services to support the Angel Project by sponsoring an ornament on our stunning Hollyburn lobby tree. For just $50 or $100, your family name will be attached alongside your ornament, bringing joy and hope to those in need. Let’s come together to create a beautiful display of generosity and warmth this season. Don’t miss the chance to be part of this festive tradition!

THE VIEW | WINTER 202423Be A Santa To A SeniorWe're teaming up once again with Home Instead Senior Care to help bring some Christmas cheer to seniors in the community who would otherwise not be receiving a Christmas gift. Beginning on November 12, show your love by sponsoring a senior with “Home Instead”. Stop by Member Services and choose a paper ornament with a name and a wish list of items. Feel free to purchase one or more of the wish list items and return the gift(s) unwrapped in a gift bag with tissue and with the ornament stapled to the bag to Member Services by Friday, December 2. Monies raised with these initiatives will be donated to a variety of local charities including: • The Christmas Bureau (Family Services)• North Shore Disability Resource Centre• Market • The Harvest Project• North Shore Family Services• Tree CanadaAll who participate will be acknowledged in an upcoming issue of The View. Please contact me at 604-913-4527 or email SCamayang@hollyburn.org if you have any questions/comments. Stella Monique Camayang Angel Project Coordinator

THE VIEW | WINTER 202424Stay in the loop and be in the know about the thrilling events where Hollyburn Members shine. From exciting competitions to remarkable achievements, you’ll be up-to-date on all the latest happenings.ATHLETICS

THE VIEW | WINTER 202425AQUATICSPools are an irresistible source of fun and play for young children, especially during hot weather. However, with this fun comes the responsibility of ensuring their safety around water. Drowning is one of the leading Below are the top pool safety tips for parents with young children. Never Leave Children UnsupervisedSupervision is the most critical factor in preventing accidents around water. Always keep a close eye on your child whenever they are near a pool, even if they are not swimming. It only takes seconds for a child to fall into the water or encounter danger. Be within arm’s reach of toddlers and stay actively engaged, avoiding distractions like phones, books, or conversations. If you need to leave the pool area for any reason, take your child with you. Teach Children How to Swim EarlyAlthough very young children should not rely solely on their swimming abilities, teaching basic water safety and swimming skills is a good for children as young as six months. Teaching independently provides them with valuable survival skills. However, remember that lessons do not replace constant adult supervision. Install Barriers Around Your PoolIf you have a pool at home, ensure it is enclosed with a secure barrier. A four-sided fence with a self-latching gate that is at least four feet high is one of access to the pool. Pool covers, door alarms, and pool alarms can add extra layers of security. Additionally, keep any furniture or equipment away from the fence to prevent kids from climbing over.Use Appropriate Floatation DevicesChildren who are not yet strong swimmers should wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket when as they are not designed for safety. A proper life jacket helps keep your child’s head above water and provides support if they become tired or accidentally fall into the pool. Establish Clear Pool RulesSetting and enforcing safety rules is essential for maintaining a safe pool environment. Teach your children that running around the pool, pushing others, or diving in shallow areas is dangerous. Make sure they know never to swim without an adult present, and discourage rough play in or around the water. Consistent enforcement of these rules helps children understand the importance of pool safety. Patrick Rea Aquatic Coordinator

THE VIEW | WINTER 202426BADMINTONOur Hollyburn badminton team, the Hawks, has had a strong start to the competition season, showcasing their talent and determination. At the VLT Jr. A tournament in September, our junior team proudly brought home six silver medals and one gold. Following that success, the team traveled to Calgary for the competition in this national ranking event. All our players performed admirably, demonstrating their commitment and skill. With their sights set on upcoming tournaments, the team is more determined than ever to continue working hard and achieving great results. Badminton Fundraiser Event | Saturday Dec 7th , 2024

THE VIEW | WINTER 202427BRIDGEBridge Club News“Play a hand of bridge; Entry to a magic world; Social, thoughtful, fun”Our bridge programs at Hollyburn have demonstrated the truth of this little Haiku poem to enter the magic world. Our Thursday morning Invitational Duplicate game is in a temporary home during Hollyburn reconstruction: West Vancouver Christian Science Church, 714 West 21st. Stephen Beaton and Cindy Oishi are our Club Directors.We’ll have a host of special events headlined by our trophy games which have a history stretching So far in 2024 we have held competions for three Tai Eng, the Mort Ferguson trophy, won by Sophie Hu & YJ Hu and the Cam Cameron trophy won by Robertson trophy (currently held by Rob Fought & Don Sheldon).What’s that expression? “A bridge hand a day keeps the doctor away”? We have two opportunities for you stay in good health.The Tuesday Supervised Play game in the Intermission Bar & Grill runs from 10:00am to 12:00pm. A short discussion is followed by relaxed play of hands from the Monday morning Vancouver Bridge Club duplicate game. Come alone or with a partner. Feel free to arrive late or and some conversation while you play a hand or two. Members are welcome to invite guests.Our bridge lessons with Tai Eng are an excellent way to learn how to play the world’s greatest card game.Visit www.bridgeclubnews.ca for all the bridge results and news, not only at Hollyburn but also at the other North Shore bridge clubs.

THE VIEW | WINTER 202428FITNESSThe Power of Protein Your Essential Fuel for Fitness Success performance. As the building block of the body, protein’s amino acids help repair and rebuild muscles after workouts, promoting recovery and growth. Without adequate protein, your progress may stall, and the risk of injury can increase. Why Protein is Key in Fitness 1. Muscle Repair & Growth: Protein is vital for repairing and growing muscles after resistance training. Without enough protein, muscle growth is limited, no matter how much you train.2. Fat Loss & Muscle Preservation: During weight loss, protein preserves muscle and ensures fat loss. It also helps you feel fuller, making it easier to stick to your diet.3. Performance & Endurance: Protein aids recovery after intense workouts, enhancing performance and endurance. It also supports immune function, which can be weakened by strenuous activity. How Much Protein Do You Need? The amount of protein you need depends on your general guideline is: • For muscle building, consume 0.7 to 1 gram of protein per pound of body weight (e.g., 120–165g for a 165-pound person). • For fat loss, maintain a high protein intake (0.8 to 1.1g per pound) to preserve muscle. • pound to support recovery and energy. Animal-Based Proteins: • Chicken breast: A lean source of protein that’s versatile in many dishes. • Turkey: Lower in fat than red meat but high in protein.• Fish: Salmon, tuna, and cod not only provide protein but are rich in omega-3 fatty acids. • Eggs: A complete protein that contains all nine essential amino acids. • Lean beef: Great for building muscle due to its protein and iron content. Plant-Based Proteins: • • Quinoa: A complete plant-based protein that works well in salads, sides, and main dishes. • Tofu and tempeh: Both are soy-based and high in protein, ideal for stir-fries or grilling. • Peas and pea protein: Rich in protein and often found in protein powders. For dairy free diets, options like plant-based protein powders, lean meats, and legumes will ensure you still get plenty of quality protein.

THE VIEW | WINTER 202429When and How to Eat Protein for Maximum Benets While the total amount of protein you consume over the day is important, timing can also play a • Pre-Workout: A small protein and carb snack (like a chicken wrap or protein shake) 30-60 minutes before exercise primes muscles for growth and recovery. • Post-Workout: Eat around 20-30g of protein muscle repair. Options include grilled chicken with rice or a smoothie. • Throughout the Day: Spread protein intake over 3-5 meals to provide a steady supply of amino acids for muscle growth and recovery. Tips for Success • Protein Shakes: Use shakes to easily meet daily protein goals. • Snack Smart: Choose protein-rich snacks like eggs, roasted chickpeas, or nuts. • Meal Prep: Batch-cook meals like chicken or lentil chili for easy, consistent access during the week. The Bottom Line: Make Protein a Priority fat loss, and performance. Eating the right amount at the right times gives your body the tools to reach your goals. Whether building muscle, losing fat, or boosting performance, protein is your Evan Farncomb Fitness Attendant

THE VIEW | WINTER 202430Pilates At HollyburnOur STOTT Pilates Studio is an industry leader in design and apparatus. With the guidance of our certifi ed instructors, you can achieve optimal musculoskeletal performance, strength, fl exibility and endurance without risking injury or building bulk. Pilates will help you restore the natural curves of the spine, relieve tension and enhance self-confi dence. The result: a balanced and aligned body that looks fi t, feels revitalized and moves with ease.Benefi ts:• Longer, Leaner Muscles• Core Strength & Stability• Injury Prevention• Relief From Stress & Back Pain• Better Posture• Improved Balance & Coordination• Enhanced Athletic Performance• Eff ective Post-Rehabilitation• Heightened Mind-Body Awareness• Increased Self-Confi denceHollyburn Country Club off ers group Pilates classes, private Pilates training and active-rehab Pilates Therapy. Classes are available for Intro to Pilates, Beginner Level 1, Intermediate Level 2, and Advanced Level 3.New to Pilates?If you are brand new to Reformer and Pilates, we highly recommend at least 1 Private Pilates session. Please contact Shelley directly if you are interested in a Private session at SGrisbrook@hollyburn.org. The private sessions are an excellent place to begin your Pilates journey.Intro to PilatesThis class is perfect for beginers and has a maximum of four people. You will be introduced to the reformer, learn a basic understanding of Pilates and body awareness. This class is intended to introduce Pilates, not as a progressive practice class. We recommend 1-3 of these classes before moving into a Level 1 group class.BEGINNER Reformer Level 1Our beginner classes will introduce you to the Reformer system and the essential exercise repertoire. You will discover better posture and balance as you strengthen your body in new ways. The focus will be on core, pelvic and shoulder stability, neutral alignment and patterned breathing. These beginner classes are essential to cement your fundamentals before moving onto the Intermediate classes.INTERMEDIATE Reformer Level 2A sound knowledge of the Pilates essentials and the Reformer system are required to attend our intermediate classes, in order that your body is prepared to learn the progressions of the new repertoire. Elevate your expectations of strength and endurance while challenging your muscles and your mind-body connection.ADVANCED Reformer Level 3Curated for the well experienced client, our advanced classes are dynamic, fun and fast paced. More sophisticated choreography will connect fl owing exercises with new breathing techniques. You will be challenged to maintain your mind-body connection as you move energetically, changing tempo, resistance and range of motion.PRO Reformer Level 3*Registration onlyFor those who are looking to continue their advanced practice and to deepen their mind/body training, we are off ering a pre-registered Level 3 class. Participants must be injury free and have been assessed by one of our Pilates Instructors to register for this class as there will be no modifi cations off ered.Registration is on a monthly basis, with no prorates.Private Pilates Instruction*eff ective January 1, 2025.One-on-One: $95Training in Partners: $60pp (2ppl)Small Group Training: $45pp (3-5ppl)Specialty Active Rehab: $70pp (3-5ppl)Specialty Rehabilitation One-on-One Pilates: $105Pilates Group Class PricingSingle class pass: $28*Must have reformer experience to attend any Group Pilates ClassesPilates Registered Pro Level 3One-month commitment: $30 per classPlease note 24 hours are required in order to cancel any session, group or private. Any missed sessions will be charged in full. Hollyburn will not off er prorates for any registered sessions.All Group Pilates Reformer classes can be found on Gametime.PILATESHOLLYBURN COUNTRY CLUB

THE VIEW | WINTER 202431Season RecapThe group, which had a total of 52 members signed May and continued each Thursday, playing all the public courses in the Lower Mainland.The season’s highlight was the annual tournament held at the Squamish Valley Golf Course on Sept. 12th with a banquet after at JJ’s restaurant in West Vancouver (due to Hollyburn’s ongoing renovations). Tournament Results • The Low Gross Winner - Bob Cooper• Low Net Winner - John Ashurst.• Low Team Gross - Matthew Wright, Garth Brady and Isaac Tam. • Low Team Net - Bob Cooper, Rahmat I have been the coordinator for the past 12 years booking the courses and setting up the foursomes (blind draws). I am stepping down this year, but it appears that a group of our golfers are setting up (to ‘share the load’ this year) to continue this tradition that has gone on for 17 years. Hopefully this occurs.Craig McDowall (aka ‘da Commish’) Farewell to da CommishMen’s Golf would not be what it is today without Craig’s hard work and dedication to this group. This is a volunteer position and Craig has given countless season. The Men’s Golf program has run seamlessly under Craig’s leadership, even during and after Covid when many golf course booking policies changed. It was not easy to navigate, and Craig ensured these changes had minimal impact on our golf Members. Craig, we cannot thank you enough On behalf of the Men’s Golf Group and Hollyburn Management we would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Craig for all he has done for the Hollyburn Golf community.MEN’S GOLF

THE VIEW | WINTER 202432HOCKEYEmbracing a New Hockey SeasonA Celebration of Dreams and CommunityAs summer days fade and the air turns crisp, hockey fans worldwide eagerly anticipate the thrill of a new season. The start of the hockey season is more than just a date on the calendar; it’s a deep love for the game. With the 2024/25 season already underway, we wish all our teams, from U7 to U18, a fun and rewarding season ahead! We can’t wait to witness the dedication and hard work these talented young athletes have invested over the summer and into the fall.This summer, our Hollyburn Huskies experienced the magic of dreams coming true with a visit from the Stanley Cup, thanks to Sam Reinhart. His unforgettable visit brought the Cup to Hollyburn, creating memories that our minor hockey players will cherish for years to come. It also reunited a generation of Huskies to celebrate the remarkable accomplishments of our very own Sam Reinhart! The excitement of that day continues to be a hot topic among our Huskies!a time brimming with promise, growth, and excitement. For young athletes, it’s not just about scoring goals or winning games; it’s about forging friendships, learning valuable life skills, and enjoying the thrill of playing a sport they love.Let’s celebrate the shared experiences and lasting memories that minor hockey brings to our communities. Here’s to a fantastic season ahead—let the games begin!Sophie Gareau Hockey Coordinator

THE VIEW | WINTER 202433KARATEOnagashimasu!Lessons from Sensei Furuhashi by Hollyburn Black Belt Cinda-Ann GoenertAt Sensei Peter’s Dojo, we had the opportunity to train with Sensei Takuya Furuhashi, a 7th-degree black belt and two-time World Champion from Japan. His presence was nothing short of inspiring, making karate engaging and enjoyable. Despite the language barrier, Sensei Furuhashi masterfully bridged the gap between Japanese and English through movement and expression, demonstrating how martial arts could exceed words. His lifelong dedication to karate, honed through years of global experience, shone through in every lesson.We learned what it was like to train in a traditional Japanese dojo and experienced the intensity of world-class instruction. Sensei Furuhashi extended an open invitation to his dojo in Japan for anyone eager to pursue karate, and the opportunity to train at the highest level. We were reminded of how fortunate we were when stepping into the dojo with Sensei Peter and his associates. Regardless of age or skill level, karate challenged each of us in unique and personal ways. This journey would not have been possible without the guidance and wisdom that came with mastering this impressive art form. We were taught invaluable lessons in safety, patience, respect, boundaries, and resilience. The senseis were I was especially grateful for Sensei Peter and Sensei Norma, whose unique and inspirational teaching styles left a lasting impact. They consistently introduced us to training seminars led by experts from around the world. I was also thankful to be surrounded by fellow karateka who worked alongside us, sharing their knowledge as we aspired to pass it on to those who followed. The friendships built and strengthened over time in this journey were deeply appreciated. HI-YA!- Thank you for your teaching, Sensei Furuhashi.

THE VIEW | WINTER 202434MUSICMusic UpdateNew school started with 192 students registered for piano, drums, voice and guitar lessons. We are already planning for our December recitals and hope you will join to support our talented students. Piano recitals are on Saturday, December 7, at Hillside Baptist Church, Lynn ValleyDrums, guitar, and voice recitals are on Sunday, December 8, at the Dojo Karate studio in the Club.This September we celebrated dedication of our teachersMark Klausmayer, guitar, 16 years Sherrie Christanson, voice, 10 years Nina Djokic, piano, 6 years Alanna Ho, piano, 1 year We also welcomed two new teachersSheldon D’Eith, drums Chihiro Homna, piano.Adult Music LessonsWe can’t say enough how music lessons for adults piano, drums, guitar and voice adult lessons to beginners, intermediate and advanced students. For older students, enthusiasm is more important than the talent and enjoyment is more important than discipline. As an adult, you can choose how you learn and why, whether it is for the relaxation, enjoyment or stardom. You can learn at your own pace,and our teachers are here to help and direct you towards your goal. When you play with someone or for someone, it changes and becomes something new. you get older:1. Improves Cognitive Function2. Enhances Memory3. Boosts Hand-Eye Coordination4. Provides a Creative Outlet

THE VIEW | WINTER 202435Ten Tips To Help You Practice Better1. Create atmosphereGet the right set-up for you. Whether you prefer to concentrate in a quiet practice room or somewhere with more stimulation, try to be consistent with your choice. 2. Warm upLike a physical workout, a warm-up is essential. Your warm-up doesn’t always have to be 15 minutes of  3. Have a goalStart with the end in mind: by having a goal for each practice session before you start playing, focused objectives. You’ll feel a great sense of accomplishment as you complete each goal. 4. Be realisticIt’s about quality, not quantity. 5. Identify and overcome the problemsIdentify where you are stumbling out of time or why it’s going wrong, and decide how you are  6. Being a musician is so much more than just playing the notesIt’s also important to understand your instrument, its repertoire, the history of the period and why the music is written a certain way. Listen to great artists and recordings of the music you are playing. 7. Write on your musicDon’t be afraid to scribble on your scores. Write in yourself of a key change. 8. Record yourselfBy recording your practice sessions you can listen back and perhaps spot some things you may want moment of practicing or performing 9. Be in the right frame of mindWe’re all human, and sometimes we’re simply just not in the mood to practice. So unless you’re under a huge amount of time pressure, it’s OK to by spending 10-20 minutes playing something you know well and really enjoy. 10. Reward yourselfAt the end of each practice session, remind instrument and treat yourself afterwards!Vlada Mars Music Coordinator

THE VIEW | WINTER 202436SKATINGWinter Paradise Winter in Vancouver is so special... here at the Club, we celebrate so many Winter sports and experiences. In Skating, one of the best ways to celebrate is to share it! With the opportunity to create the next Performance at Hollyburn, the ‘Winter Paradise’ Ice Show will be open to all Members to attend, December 13. skating as a performance art: Find out What’s PossibleSkaters who have the experience of performing get to access their own fear and transform it into performance power. By tackling the nerves of ‘the feel the adrenaline and still get the job done. The lifetime strength of being able to perform when it counts is priceless! Teamwork & DreamworkNo ‘Show’ comes together without a team of people. In a sport that’s typically so focused on the individual, the opportunity to create a show gives the participants the value of building something together. The abilities to communicate, to share, and to count on one another are all key. The dreamwork part comes in when show day hits. Individuals come together to create magic they could never do alone. Audience ExperienceSkating is for sharing. It’s a performance sport. Just like fashion, it isn’t meant to stay on the shelf and never be worn. It’s very important to bring others along with the beauty, creativity, and fun of skating. The audience gets to pause from their problems, lift out of their lives, and witness something being hits everyone in the heart. Coach CollaborationOne of the best parts of performances is the chance for colleagues to collaborate. Skating can be overly competitive, and coaches often feel protective of their territory and athletes. Real collaboration is rare, but at our Club, it’s truly valued. The Show is a perfect opportunity to come together and create something epic Enjoyment for allFamilies, friends, & even fans all love a skating show. It’s that idea of ‘Winter Paradise’ and the fantasy of skating that delights people no matter how much they know (or don’t) about skating.... and you’re invited!! Jadene Shannon Head of Skating

THE VIEW | WINTER 202437SQUASHBasic Rules and GameplayThe objective of the game is for players to take turns hitting the ball against the front wall, above the tin and below the out line. The ball may strike the side or back walls at any time, as long as it hits below the out line. A ball that lands on the out line, or the line along the top of the tin, is considered to be out. After the ball hits the front (and any number of times against the side or back walls) before a player must return it. Players may move anywhere around the court but accidental or deliberate obstruction of the other player’s movements is forbidden. Players typically return to the center of the court after making a shot.Each game is played to 11 points. The player who score reaches 10-all, when the game continues until one player leads by two points. Either player may score points (PAR – point-a-rally). The server, on winning a rally, scores a point and retains the service; the receiver, on winning a rally, scores a point and becomes the server.Points are awarded if, during the course of play:• The receiver fails to strike the ball before it has bounced twice• The receiver hits the ball out (either on or above the out line, or on the tin) or misses the front wall• Interference resulting in a stroke, i.e. point to the obstructed playerThe Rise Of Roger FedererFrom Squash Player To Tennis LegendRoger Federer has long been celebrated as one of tennis’s greatest players, boasting 20 Grand Slam titles and a record 310 weeks as the world’s No. 1. Interestingly, he began his athletic journey in squash, introduced to the sport by his father at age six. By eight, Federer was the top-ranked the Swiss Junior Squash Championship in 1998. At 14, he shifted his focus to tennis, where his squash background contributed to his exceptional footwork, power, and accuracy.that may not always translate well. Federer has encouraged young athletes to try squash for its similarities in footwork to tennis. However, squash’s chances of becoming an Olympic sport seem slim due to its lack of television appeal. Despite the What’s new?• Tuesday Night beginner adult clinics.• Doubles Tuesday night showdown.• Come play with a group of experienced and inexperienced doubles players. Open to all levels and a fun atmosphere to learn a new exciting sport. A drop-in format to mix and match who you play with to enjoy yourself on 

THE VIEW | WINTER 202438Why play squash?Cross-Training: Ignite Your Fitness with Squash!an absolute blast? Dive into the world of squash! This electrifying sport isn’t just a game—it’s a thrilling challenge for your body and mind. In just 40-60 minutes, you’ll elevate your coordination, footwork, reaction time, and spatial awareness, all while burning calories and building endurance.But that’s not all! Squash is a fantastic way to connect with friends and family, turning workouts into exciting social events. Feel the adrenaline rush as you rally against your opponents and unleash your competitive spirit. Ryan Picken Head of SquashJoin us for a whimsical evening at the Father Daughter Ball.RSVPs open Monday October 21, 8:00amby email only to SpecialEvents@hollyburn.org.Instructions on how to RSVP will be sent prior to October 21.72-hour cancellation notice required.All Members are welcome!Please note that Hollyburn will be photographing and recording this eventwhich may be used for future marketing purposes.Father DaughterBallFriday, November 22 | 6:00pmHeld at Hollyburn Country Club$180 Father Daughter Couple$60 Additional Daughter(s)

Join us for a whimsical evening at the Father Daughter Ball.RSVPs open Monday October 21, 8:00amby email only to SpecialEvents@hollyburn.org.Instructions on how to RSVP will be sent prior to October 21.72-hour cancellation notice required.All Members are welcome!Please note that Hollyburn will be photographing and recording this eventwhich may be used for future marketing purposes.Father DaughterBallFriday, November 22 | 6:00pmHeld at Hollyburn Country Club$180 Father Daughter Couple$60 Additional Daughter(s)

THE VIEW | WINTER 202440The Hollyburn High-Performance (HP) tennis program is focused on delivering a holistic program that develops high-valued, resilient court in tennis and life. Our commitment to developing and maintaining a strong team culture is at the program’s core. Tennis can be a lonely sport, and we work extremely hard to provide players and parents of the program with the opportunity to feel a part of something bigger than themselves. This team culture can be felt through opportunities like representing Team Hollyburn at the U10 and U12 Western Canada Team Championships. We travelled to the world junior ranking tournaments on the ITF Tour and to Seattle to learn about and experience NCAA college tennis. We watched and met the players on the University of Washington tennis team. The team culture is also evident at Tennis BC tournaments across the province. The HP program is well-represented by our players, and the Team Hollyburn culture shines through players, parents, and coaches wearing the now-famous blue Team Hollyburn sweatshirt. The program’s coaches fully support our players and parents at the tournaments. They ensure that players assist parents if needed, and help the players and coaches gain valuable information and learn lessons to aid their continued development.The team culture does not stop with the players and the tournaments. The Club has graciously launched the Long-Term Support Program for Parents (LSPP) for HP parents. This program allows parents to meet weekly with our mental performance coach, Dr. Saul Shrom, to discuss their child’s development and understand how they can best support their children in their tennis journeys. LSPP is an invaluable resource that ensures parents are reassured and individual sport like tennis. The HP program nurtures players’ passion for the sport by complementing the team culture. The program has been privileged to host visits from professional players like Rebecca Marino, Stacey Fung, Brayden Schnur, and Sasha Vagramov, who have dropped into HP training sessions to inspire guidance, and sharing their perspectives on what it takes to reach the highest level of the sport. In recent months, we have had players win provincial championships, qualify for indoor and outdoor Canadian National Championships, and earn NCAA college tennis scholarships. Additionally, we have witnessed growth in our program, with more players joining the HP program and many players committing to training both before and after school. Finally, we are proud to have adult Members hit in with HP junior programs and juniors hit in with adult programs and leagues. We hope this crossover can continue to grow moving forward, allowing for the success the larger tennis community at Hollyburn. TENNIS

THE VIEW | WINTER 202441We want to express our heartfelt gratitude to the Club for its unwavering support, which allows the HP program to excel. We also want to thank the players and parents who are so committed to the sport. Your dedication and passion are the driving force behind our success, and we genuinely appreciate you. Cheers to a great 2024-2025 HP tennis season!Gerard Siucho Head of High-Performance Tennis

THE VIEW | WINTER 202442A Summer of Champions & Exciting Eventssummer, with players of all ages showcasing their talents at various tournaments and events across the region. Here’s a recap of some of our standout moments and achievements.Team Spirit at the Stanley Park OpenOur team hit the courts at the Stanley Park Open, was a great opportunity for our HP players to bond and represent Hollyburn with pride.Jacqueline Cuthill U14 Provincial Doubles ChampionA huge congratulations to Jacqueline Cuthill, who secured the title of Provincial Champion in the U14 Girls Doubles at the Outdoor Junior Provincial Championships. Jacqueline's hard work and Curtis Chen Hollyburn's Summer 2-Star U14 Boys ChampionCurtis Chen emerged victorious as the U14 Boys Champion at Hollyburn’s Summer 2-Star tournament. A fantastic performance, Curtis! Mill Bay 3-Star Champions Liam Manhoey and Matthew SteevesThe Mill Bay 3-Star event in August saw two of our players bring home championship titles. Liam Manhoey claimed the title of Boys U16 Singles Champion, while Matthew Steeves took home the crown as the Boys U12/U14 Doubles Champion. Incredible achievements from both players!Niko Panagiotopoulos Triumphs in LangleyNiko Panagiotopoulos continued his winning streak, capturing the Boys U16 Singles title at the August 2-Star event held at The Tennis Centre in Langley. Congrats, Niko, on your impressive win!Bellevue Club Team Exchange Hollyburn Secures 2nd PlaceHollyburn participated in a thrilling team exchange hosted by the Bellevue Club, which saw 8 teams from Canada and the USA compete over two impressive 2nd place! A round of applause for all the players who represented our club so well.National Qualiers Hollyburn's Stars Set for Canadian ChampionshipsWe are excited to announce that several Hollyburn Championships in August. Congratulations to the following players:• Dylan Paly – U12 in Montreal• Jacqueline Cuthill – U14 in Montreal• Ewan Robertson – U16 in Toronto• Paolo Gonzalez – U16 in TorontoBest of luck to these talented athletes as they compete on the national stage!Oly O’Shea Head of Tennis

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THE VIEW | WINTER 202444CHILDREN & JUNIORSGratitude & ExcitementA Look Ahead to Winter and 2025 at Hollyburn Youth DepartmentAs we enter the Winter season and approach the new year, we would like to take this opportunity to express our deep gratitude for all of the valued Members and families for their continued support of the Hollyburn Youth Department. Your participation and enthusiasm for our programs have been integral to our success throughout 2024. We are thrilled to carry that momentum into 2025 as we look forward to another exciting year engagement for our youngest Members.This past fall, we introduced new afternoon programs aimed at providing more all-day options for our Mini Members. We know how important it been delighted by the response from both parents and children alike. Our daily Lunch Program and Mini Artists classes have been a fantastic addition to their creativity while also having a structured day. We look forward to continuing these programs in 2025 and are committed to further enhancing the experience for both children and parents.As we look ahead to the new year, we are excited to announce our Winter Camps, which will be held from January 6-10. These camps will be jam packed with fun, engaging activities designed to keep your children entertained and active during and crafts, or group games, our Winter Camps to help bridge the gap between school holidays.We also understand that not all school schedules align, and some of our young Members may still that in mind, we want you to know that we only If your child has a pro-d day, an early dismissal, or any unscheduled time away from school, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We would be happy As always, we welcome feedback from our Members. Your input helps us improve and grow, and we encourage you to share any suggestions for how we can enhance our programs or the overall experience within the Youth Department. We are always open to ideas and look forward to hearing from you!Thank you once again for being a valued part of the Hollyburn community. We look forward to making 2025 an incredible year for our youth and their families! Breeze Doner Child Care & Youth Manager

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Merry ChristmasFrom Sports Boutique

THE VIEW | WINTER 202447SPORTS BOUTIQUESpending time with friends and family and creating memories are part of what makes Christmas such a special time of year. As a child I could not wait until the Charlie Brown Christmas special came on TV, this truly was the start of everything Christmas for me. This is why I chose a Peanuts theme this year for our View spread, it conjures up warm, happy and whimsical memories which I hope it does the same for you.The Sports Boutique is excited to bring you everything Christmas this year and we hope we can bring a little of that seasonal magic to you and your family by creating a place for you to come shop, enjoy and relax. We have curated a wide selection of seasonal décor along with many options for gift giving to all of those on your list. Let us help you create the perfect made to order gift basket, it. Follow us on Instagram @hollyburnsportsboutique for new product, holiday promotions, the 12 days of Christmas and to message us any requests.As we celebrate this season of giving we send our warmest wishes for the holidays and a big thank you for choosing us throughout the year!Your Sports Boutique Team

THE VIEW | WINTER 202448Our Program Guide is your gateway to the exciting realm of Hollyburn activities. Discover everything you need to know – from timings and pricing to availability and beyond!PROGRAMSATHLETIC

PROGRAMREGISTRATIONWINTER 2024GENERALWednesday, November 20 | Online Only6:30am: Children 6:40am: Karate6:50am: Hockey & Skating 7:00am: Juniors7:10am: Badminton, Squash & Pickleball7:20am: Music - Email Music@hollyburn.org to bookAQUATICSThursday, November 21 | Online Only6:30am: HCC Parent & Tot6:40am: HCC Preschool6:50am: Swimmer 1-57:00am: Swimmer 6-97:10am: All Other Aquatics Programs7:20am: Aquatics Private LessonsEmail PRea@hollyburn.org to book private lessons!TENNISFriday, November 22 | Online Only6:30am: Playball6:40am: Red Ball6:50am: Orange Ball7:00am: Green Ball7:10am: Regular Ball, This Girl Is, Teen Squad & Pro Classes7:20am: Adult Tennis7:30am - In-Person & By PhoneRegister at www.hollyburn.org.Contact Athletics@hollyburn.org for login assistance prior to registration day.

THE VIEW | WINTER 202450PROGRAM BY AGESee department for more details

THE VIEW | WINTER 202451Patrick ReaAquatic CoordinatorPRea@hollyburn.orgSymun PallAquatic SupervisorSPall@hollyburn.orgAQUATICSHours of OperationLap PoolMon–Fri | 5:45am–10:00pm Sat–Sun | 6:00am–10:00pmLeisure PoolMon–Thu | 10:00am–7:30pm Fri–Sun | 10:00am–9:00pmSwim LessonsJan 6–Mar 16No Swim LessonsFeb 14–17 Mar 17–21Spring Break Private LessonsMar 24–28RegistrationThursday, November 21 6:30am | HCC Parent & Tot 6:40am | HCC Preschool 6:50am | Swimmer 1–5 7:00am | Swimmer 6–9 7:10am | All Other Aquatics Programs 7:20am | Aquatics Private Lessons email Email PRea@hollyburn.org to book private lessons! The pools are exclusively reserved for program use during these hours: Mon–Thu, from 3:30pm to 6:30pm, and on Sat–Sun, from 9:00am to 12:00pm.Please refer to our website www.hollyburn.org for detailed information and access to GameTime about the pool schedules and lane availability. Important RemindersAll children (regardless of swimming ability) under the age of 8 years must be accompanied in the water and within arm’s reach of an adult over the age of 16, at all time. The adult to child ratio is 1:3.The aquatics committee and management work that works for all Members. All programs and activities are taken into consideration. Even if it looks like there are only a few swimmers in the pool during a particular time, time is allocated Hollyburn lifeguards and management will be enforcing the delegated times within the schedule to ensure the best possible operation of our pool.The hot tub is closed to swim lesson participants Mon–Thu, 3:30pm–6:45pm and Sat, 9am–12pm. It remains open to Members of the swim team as well as Members aged 13+ or with an adult in the hot tub with them.

THE VIEW | WINTER 202452Cancellation NoticeAs per House Rule 30, Members will be charged the full fee for all programs they register for unless 7 (seven) days cancellation notice is received, or the program is cancelled in writing by the *Please be aware there is a 48-hour cancelation policy on private lessons. Please directly email Patrick PRea@hollyburn.org to request a cancellation. Morning Preschool ClassesPreschool group swim levels—Intro to Penguin, Egg, Hatchling are available at select times on Tuesday mornings! 30-minute private lessons are available to be booked. Tuesday morning class times run between 10:00am–12:00pm and are in the Leisure Pool. Please see page 62 Private Lessons Booking InformationPrivate swim lesson with one of our accredited becoming the type of swimmer that you have always wanted to be. Private lessons can also be tailored to your child’s individual needs to help improve weaknesses while also building onto their strengths. If your child is hitting plateau’s in their swimming abilities, is behind in skills, or you want to get them ahead of the game, private lessons is a route we’d highly recommend!Private lesson registration opens Thu, Nov 21 at 7:20am (email only). Booking requests must be sent to Patrick at PRea@hollyburn.org. Booking Private Lessons on Registration DayTo reduce the amount of back and forth when requesting private lessons, please ensure all the email. It’s also recommended to list 2 or more days and times that work for you.Here is an example of a request:Subject: Private Lesson Request (Name)• Who the lesson is for (First and last name)• Member number• First choice week/day(s) and time (refer to the swim lesson grid for availability)• Second choice week/day(s) and time• Third choice week/day(s) and time• additional information)serve basis. Private Lessons30 minutes $38.00 pp 45 minutes $57.00 pp 60 minutes $77.00 pp Semi-Private (2 participants)30 minutes $25.00 pp 45 minutes $34.50 pp 60 minutes $49.50 pp Small Group (3-5 participants)30 minutes $20.00 pp 45 minutes $30.00 pp 60 minutes $40.00 pp

THE VIEW | WINTER 202453Swim Combo Programs Mon–Thuathletics programs to keep our young Members healthy and physically active. Children in these swim lessons afterwards. Parents pick them up after swimming at either 5:00pm, 5:15pm or 5:30pm, thoroughly tuckered out after their activities. Simply register for one of the below programs and a 4:30pm, 4:45pm or 5:00pm swim lesson (at your child’s level) on the same day to be included in the program. See page 62 for available swim classes. Racket Sports & SwimPlayball1. Register for: Playball at 3:30pm.2. Register for: Preschool swim lesson (at your child’s level) at 4:30pm or 4:45pm.3. Register for: Transfer Tennis to Aquatics (under Juniors [Youth] on GameTime).4. Register for: Swim: 3:30pm–4:15pm (Tennis) then 4:30pm or 4:45pm (Preschool Swim).Red Ball1. Register for: Playball at 3:30pm.2. Register for: Swimmer group lesson at 4:30pm or 4:45pm.3. Register for: Transfer Tennis to Aquatics (under Juniors [Youth] on GameTime).For Badminton Participants1. Register for: Badminton and Swimming Combo at 3:45pm.2. Register for: Preschool or Swimmer or group lesson at 4:45pm or 5:00pm.3. Register for: Transfer Tennis to Aquatics (under Juniors [Youth] on GameTime). Aquatic Program F.A.Q.Q: What programs does HCC Aquatics oer? Preschool, the Lifesaving Society Swim for Life, First Aid) as well. Q: We want to get our children into swimming, where do we start?A: Children under the age of 3 will start out in the HCC Parent and Tot program depending on comfort level. At age 2, our Intro to Penguin classes give children a chance to challenge entry to unparented lessons. Preschool children (3–5 yrs) should start in Egg, and school aged children (5+ yrs) should start in Swimmer 1. Q: It’s been a while since we swam or we swam in a dierent program. Which level should we register for? A: We are happy to arrange a 5-minute swim time during any general swim and we can tell you the best level for them. This is especially important for safety and quality assurance, children signed up for a level too advanced for them will be removed from the class. We always try to move them to a better class, but if we cannot the original fee will not be refunded. Q: How do I know which level to register for next session? A: All swimmers will receive a level recommendation handout prior to the registration deadline each set. We ask that all participants bring past reports to any upcoming sessions so as your child progresses. Final report cards with feedback from the instructor will be handed out on 

THE VIEW | WINTER 202454HCC Parent & Tot Penguin & Parent 4–36 mosParent or caregiver will participate in the classes along with their child. This class will concentrate on technique in the water while having fun. See page 62• Supports and Holds• • • Breath Control: Getting wet, mouth and nose bubbles, and submersion• Safety Skills• Entries and Exits: Slip-ins and jumps Intro To Penguins 2–3 yrsThis Parent and Tot level is focused on building a tot’s independence in lessons to get them ready to enter HCC’s Preschool Program. Parents or caregivers are slowly transitioned out of the class as their tot’s independence increases. • Assisted Slip-ins and Jumps• Rhythmic Breathing • Assisted Front and Back Float • Assisted Front and Back Kick HCC Preschool Program The Aquatics department has created a tailored activity, helping young swimmers develop their skills and advance through levels based on their abilities.Listed below are some skills for the HCC Preschool levels. Do not hesitate to contact the Aquatics Department with any questions regarding our preschool program or your child’s swim level. We are always happy to arrange a 5-minute swim See page 62 for program times and a preschool program conversion chart. Egg 2–3 yrs This level is only for those who have taken and completed Intro to Penguins. Please contact Patrick (PRea@hollyburn.org) for more information.*Parents/caregivers are not required in the water. • Kick with a Buoyant Object on Front and Back• Submersion• Assisted Front and Back Floats• Assisted Front and Back Kick Egg 3–5 yrs *Parents/caregivers are not required in the water. • Kick with a Buoyant Object on Front and Back• Submersion• Assisted Front and Back Floats• Assisted Front and Back Kick Hatchling 3–5 yrs Please note that children who are still 2 years old may register for this class if they have taken the Egg (2–3) level and been given a sticker of completion by their instructor. All under-age • Unassisted Slip-ins & Jumps in Chest Deep Water• Unassisted Front & Back Floats• Unassisted Front Kick• Assisted Roll-Over Kick, Back to Front Chick 3–5 yrs • Unassisted Back Kick • Unassisted Roll-Over Kick, Back to Front• Assisted Roll-Over Kick, Front to Back• Big Arms with Kick• Assisted Side Kick

THE VIEW | WINTER 202455Little Penguin 3–6 yrs • Unassisted Treading Water in Main Pool• Slip-ins & Jumps in the Main Pool, Unassisted Back Float with Assisted Return to Wall• Unassisted Roll-Over Kick, Front to Back• Big Arms with Kick• Unassisted Side Kick Big Penguin 3–6 yrs • Sitting Dive• Front and Back Kick• Big Arms with Kick• Side Kick• Assisted Front/Side Kick Combo, Front to Side Emperor Penguin 3–6 yrs • Kneeling Dive• Assisted Head First Scull• Front & Back Kick• Side Kick• Introduction to Front Crawl Lifesaving Society Swim For Life – Swimmer 5–14 yrsThis 9-level program is the replacement for the discontinued Red Cross Swim Kids program. Swim for Life will help young swimmers develop the 3 main swimming strokes (front and back crawl, breast stroke, sidestroke), actively learn how to be endurance with fun activities and introductions to lifesaving techniques!Listed below are some of skills for the Swim for Life - Swimmer program. Contact the Aquatics Department with any questions regarding your swim level. We are happy to arrange a 5-minute See page 62 for program times. Swimmer 1• Flutter kick on front and back 5m• Front & back glide 3m• • Front crawl with PFD Swimmer 2• Flutter kick on front and back 10m• Front and back crawl 10m• Vertical whip kick 30 sec• Tread water 15 sec Swimmer 3• Front and back crawl 15m• Whip kick on back 10m• Tread water 30 sec• Kneeling dive into deep water Swimmer 4• Front and back crawl 25m• Whip kick on front 15m• Tread water 1 min• Swim underwater 5m

THE VIEW | WINTER 202456Swimmer 5• Front and back crawl 50m• Head up front crawl 10m• Stationary eggbeater kick 30 sec• Breaststroke 25m Swimmer 6 • Front and back crawl 100m• Scissor kick 15m• Object recovery underwater 10m• Breaststroke 50mSwimmers will need to complete Swimmer 6 before trying out for our Hollyburn Hurricanes Swim Team. Swimmer 7 – Rookie Patrol• Head up swim 25m• Swim 350m• Swim 100m in 3min• Rescue breathing and EMS Swimmer 8 – Ranger Patrol• Dive entry 1m in height• Swim 200m in 6 min• Object support in deep water (5 lbs. for 3 min)• Underwater swim 10m• Treating for shock• Obstructed airwaysSwimmer 9 – Star Patrol• Object carry (10 lbs. for 25 m)• Swim 300m in 9 min• External bleeding care• Weak or non-swimmer rescues• Unconscious victim removal• Unconscious obstructed airway treatment

THE VIEW | WINTER 202457Lifesaving Society ProgramsBronze Star Prerequisite: 12 yrs and ability to swim 200m standard and excellent preparation for success develop problem-solving and decision-making skills as individuals and in partners. They learn self-rescue techniques, in-water searches, CPR, water a land spinal injury. Candidates also develop stroke Jan 31–Feb 2Fri | 5:00pm–7:00pm Sat | 1:00pm–6:00pm Sun | 1:00pm–6:00pm$217 Bronze Medallion course. Completion of Swimmer 9 – Star Patrol is recommended but not mandatory.the lifesaving principles embodied in the four components of water rescue education, judgment, rescue techniques, defense and release methods, tows, and carries in preparation for challenging rescues. Rescues involve conscious and unconscious victims of various types, including spinal injuries and circulatory emergencies. Lifesavers develop stroke Feb 21–23Fri | 5:00pm–9:00pm Sat | 10:00am–6:00pm Sun | 10:00am–6:00pm$312 Bronze Cross the challenge of more advanced training including an introduction to safety supervision in aquatic performing patient assessments, managing aquatic spinal injuries, and preventing the loss of life in a variety of aquatic emergencies, while developing current high school students, this course is also worth two grade 11 credits!Mar 14–16Fri | 5:00pm–9:00pm Sat | 10:00am–6:00pm Sun | 10:00am–6:00pm$312

THE VIEW | WINTER 202458Youth Recreational ProgrammingRed Cross Stay Safe! Prerequisite: 9 yrs (or completion of Grade 3)–13 yrsThis course teaches participants about being safe when they are without the direct supervision of a parent, guardian, or trusted adult, both at home and in their communities. This course will include and respond to unexpected situations. Jan 26 Sun | 10:00am–3:30pm $62Red Cross Babysitters Course Prerequisite: 11+ yrsAre you an 11-year-old or older planning to become a babysitter? Are you ready for this important responsibility? Do you know how to feed a baby, change a diaper, prepare simple meals, play games, ensure safety, and handle emergencies? A good babysitter should! This 8-hour course, Feb 16 Sun | 10:00am–6:00pm $88HCC Parent and Tot/Preschool (4 month-6 yrs)West Vancouver Parent and Tot/Preschool (4 months-5 yrs)Red Cross Preschool (3-6 yrs)Red Cross Swim Kids (5+ yrs)Lifesaving Society Swim for Life (5+ yrs)HCC Parent and Tot Ducks Starsh, Duck, Sea Tur tleIntro to Preschool JellyshEgg Minnows and Seals Sea Otter SK1HatchlingGuppies and DolphinsSalamander (taken for 0-2 sessions)SK1ChickGuppies and DolphinsSalamander (taken for 3 or more sessions)SK1Little PenguinSeahorses and Killer WhalesSunsh SK2Big Penguin Sharks Crocodile SK3 Swimmer 1Emperor PenguinOgopogo’s and BarracudasWhale SK3 Swimmer 1New to Hollyburn Swimming?Hollyburn runs HCC Parent and Tot, HCC Preschool, and Lifesaving Society Swim for Life. For those of you that are new to Hollyburn, here is a conversion chart with the Red Cross Preschool levels and West Vancouver Preschool levels.

THE VIEW | WINTER 2024594 - 36 MonthsEGGHATCHLINGLITTLEPENGUINBIG PENGUINEMPERORPENGUINSWIMMER 1SWIMMER 2SWIMMER 3SWIMMER 4SWIMMER 5SWIMMER 6SWIMMER 7SWIMMER 8SWIMMER 9HCC PRESCHOOL3 - 6 YearsLIFESAVING SOCIETYSWIM FOR LIFE5 -14 YearsCHICKINTRO TOPENGUINSPARENT & PENGUINHCC PARENT & TOTHollyburn Pathway - AquaticsSwim participants will know when they are ready to advance to the next level upon receiving a completion badge for their current level. Swimmers should not register in a more advanced level unless they have received their report card indicating so or have completed a swim evaluation from one of our instructors.All of our accredited swim instructors are trained by the Canadian Red Cross and the Lifesaving Society to teach water safety and improve stroke technique.

THE VIEW | WINTER 202460Winter Swimming Lessons 2024Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday SundayJan 6–Mar 10 Jan 7–Mar 11 Jan 8–Mar 12 Jan 9–Mar 13 Jan 10–Mar 14 Jan 11–Mar 15 Jan 12–Mar 16No class: Feb 17Private Lessons Only*No class: Feb 15 No class: Feb 1630 min = $90 30 min = $99 30 min = $38 30 min = $9030 min = $10945 min = $134 45 min = $149 45 min = $57 45 min = $13460 min = $179 60 min = $199 60 min = $77 60 min = $179Penguin & Parent 4-36 months3:30pm–7:00pm9:30am–10:00am9:30am–10:00am11:30am–12:00pmIntro to Penguins2-3 yrs5:15pm–5:45pm 11:00am–11:30amEgg2-3 yrs3:45pm–4:15pm 4:15pm–4:45pm 5:00pm–5:30pm 5:15pm–5:45pm 10:00am–10:30am 9:30am–10:00amEgg 3-5 yrs4:45pm–5:15pm 5:00pm–5:30pm 3:45pm–4:15pm 5:00pm–5:30pm 9:00am–9:30amHatchling3-5 yrs4:45pm–5:15pm3:45pm–4:15pm 5:00pm–5:30pm4:30pm–5:00pm9:00am–9:30am5:15pm–5:45pm 5:15pm– 5:45pm10:30am–11:00amChick3-5 yrs4:30pm–5:00pm 3:45pm–4:15pm 4:15pm–4:45pm4:45pm–5:15pm 10:00am–10:30am 5:00pm–5:30pm 10:30am–11:00amLittle Penguin3-6 yrs4:45pm–5:15pm 4:30pm–5:00pm4:30pm–5:00pm4:45pm–5:15pm 10:45am–11:15am 5:15pm–5:45pmBig Penguin3-6 yrs5:15pm–5:45pm 4:45pm-5:15pm 4:45pm–5:15pm 4:15pm–4:45pm 9:00am–9:30amEmperor Penguin 3-6 yrsSwimmer 15+ yrs3:45pm–4:15pm 4:45pm–5:15pm 3:45pm–4:15pm3:45pm–4:15pm9:30am–10:00am4:45pm–5:15pmSwimmer 2 5+yrs3:45pm–4:15pm5:15pm–5:45pm 4:45pm–5:15pm 3:45pm–4:15pm 9:30am–10:00amSwimmer 3 5+ yrs4:45pm–5:15pm 3:45pm–4:15pm 3:45pm–4:15pm 5:15pm–5:45pm 9:30am–10:00amSwimmer 45+ yrs4:15pm–5:00pm 4:30pm–5:15pm 5:30pm–6:15pm 5:30pm–6:15pm 10:00am–10:45amSwimmer 55+ yrs5:00pm–5:45pm 5:00pm–5:45pm 5:30pm–6:15pm 6:00pm–6:45pm 10:45am–11:30amSwimmer 65+ yrs5:00pm–6:00pm 5:30pm–6:30pm 4:30pm–5:30pm 5:30pm–6:30pm10:00am–11:00amSwimmer 75+ yrsSwimmer 85+ yrs5:15pm–6:15pm 5:45pm–6:45pm 5:30pm–6:30pm 3:45pm–4:45pmSwimmer 95+ yrs*Times in orange indicate sessions in the Tennis/Swim Combo program. Times in blue indicate sessions in the Badminton/Swim Combo. These lessons have limited availability. If your child is not participating in tennis programs, please consider another available time to allow other Members a chance to join!

THE VIEW | WINTER 202461LifesavingFridaySaturday Sunday PriceRed Cros Stay Safe!9+ yrsJan 2610:00am–3:30pm $62Red Cross Babysitter Course11+ yrsFeb 1610:00am–6:00pm $88Bronze Star12+ yrsJan 31–Feb 25:00pm–7:00pm 1:00pm–6:00pm $217Bronze Medallion 13+ yrsFeb 21–235:00pm–9:00pm 10:00am–6:00pm $312Bronze Cross13+ yrsMar 14–165:00pm–9:00pm 10:00am–6:00pm $312Private LessonsMonday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday SundayJan 6–Mar10 Jan 7–Mar 11 Jan 8–Mar 12 Jan 9–Mar 13 Jan 10–Mar 14 Jan 11–Mar 15 Jan 12–Mar 16No class:Feb 17No class:Feb 14No class:Feb 15No class:Feb 163:30pm–4:15pm 3:30pm–4:30pm 3:30pm–4:30pm 3:30pm–4:30pm3:30pm–7:00pm9:00am–9:30am10:00am–11:00am3:45pm–4:30pm 4:15pm–4:45pm 4:15pm–4:45pm 4:15pm–4:45pm 9:00am–10:00am4:15pm–4:45pm 4:15pm–5:00pm 4:15pm–5:00pm 5:15pm–6:00pm 9:30am–10:00am5:45pm–6:30pm 5:15pm–5:45pm 5:45pm–6:45pm 5:45pm–6:45pm10:00am–10:30am5:45pm–6:45pm 5:45pm–6:30pm6:15pm–6:45pm 6:15pm–6:45pm10:00am–10:45am11:00am–12:00pm6:15pm–6:45pm 5:45pm–6:45pm10:00am–11:00am11:00am–12:00pm11:15am–12:00pm11:30am–12:00pm*Lessons Monday through Thursday may only be booked in the indicated times and durations. Availability is limited by available pool space and may increase if group programs are cancelled. Billings are done month by month, unlike group lessons that are billed for the whole set.Private Lessons Cost: Semi Private Lessons Cost (2 ppl): Group (3+) Private Lessons Cost:30 min = $38 30 min = $50 ($25 each) 30 min = $20 each45 min = $57 45 min = $75 ($37.50 each) 45 min = $30 each60 min = $77 60 min = $99 ($49.5 each) 60 min = $40 each

THE VIEW | WINTER 202462ADULT AQUATICSJohn RyanMaster Swim Coach &Adult Aquatic CoordinatorSwimMaster@hollyburn.orgThe Master’s program caters for all ages and abilities. If your goal is to swim a length of the pool non-stop competitive goal. We also cater for those who want to be in a fun social environment while enjoying an aerobic workout and a full body tone. “Fitness, Friendship and Fun all in One”Coaches: John Ryan, Janice Avon, Josh Carter, Lucas Ouellette. Cancellation NoticeAs per House Rule 30, Members will be charged the full fee for all programs they register for unless 7 (seven) days cancellation notice is received, or the program is cancelled in writing by the  Masters, Triathletes, & CoThis is our Splash and Dash group for early risers seeking a high-intensity cardio workout before triathletes, Ironmen and Ironwomen, former Jan 2–Mar 28 Tue, Thu | 6:00am–7:00am Tue, Thu | 7:00am–8:00am$250 Masters, Triathletes, & CoThis group is an excellent working team with diverse skills. We have speedsters as well as those who prefer form. Our members include former swimmers, Jan 2–Mar 28 Tue, Thu | 8:00am–9:00am Tue, Thu | 9:00am–10:00am$250

THE VIEW | WINTER 202463Senior Swim FitA program for the mature swimmers who still like fun” in the process. We aim to give a good cardio workout as you improve your strokes.Jan 2–Mar 28 Tue, Thu | 8:00am–9:00am$250 Sat & Sun Drop-in Weekend training is more relaxed and is focused a starts and sprints. Although it’s a relaxed session we will still try to reach a goal of 3k-4k by the end. Jan 4–Mar 29 Sat | 7:30am–9:00am Jan 5–Mar 30 Sun | 7:00am–8:30am Sun | 8:30am–10:00amDrop-in: $15/session Masters LiteThis program developed from a one day a week to a three day a week program. Your complete weekly cardio program is now here in a low impact environment. It is for the swimmers who have little or no coached program experience. We will move at a pace that you are comfortable with and work on your stroke as we go. We also work on how to read the set/workout on the white board. Lane ethics will also be covered.Jan 3–Mar 31 Mon, Wed, Fri | 10:00am–11:00am$380 Adult Private LessonsThere’s no better way to accelerate your learning than through a private one-on-one swimming lesson. If you’ve had a traumatic experience in the your stroke for an upcoming goal or event that requires energy conservation during the swim, this is the ideal solution. I often hear, ‘I run 4-minute miles, bike 200k on the weekends, but I struggle to make it through two laps in the pool.’ If that sounds like you, I highly recommend a private coaching session to identify and address your challenges in a safe and progressive manner.Mon–Fri | 10:00am–2:00pmEvening weekdays and weekend times are available upon request.

THE VIEW | WINTER 202464Adult Group Swim Lessons This is a class focusing on the adult beginner. The class will be split into two groups. The total beginner and the slightly improved beginner. To set a relaxed environment and keep anxiety levels to a minimum we have moved away from the Instead of teaching in a length way format of the pool will be teaching in a width way format across the progression in all strokes.Jan 14–Feb 13 Tue, Thu | 11:00am–12:00pm 4 Beginners/6 Improved Beginners (Max 10)$250 Aqua Fit 16+ yrsanyone attending. The instructors help you work at your own comfort level and keep the exercises fun and entertaining but with little or no joint impact. This is an excellent addition to any exercise regime.Jan 3–Mar 28 Mon, Wed, Fri | 9:00am–10:00amDrop-in: $6/class Adult Aquatic Program Progression PathwayPrivate LessonsMaster LiteTue, Thu6:00am-7:00am | 7:00am-8:00am8:00am-9:00am | 9:00am-10:00am7:30am-9:00am | 8:30am-10:00amTue, ThuSat, SunSenior Swim Fit

THE VIEW | WINTER 202465Brad HuttonHead CoachBHutton@hollyburn.orgSWIM TEAMPre-Competitive Programs Cancellation NoticeAs per House Rule 30, Members will be charged the full fee for all programs they register for unless 7 (seven) days cancellation notice is received, or the program is cancelled in writing by the *Please be aware there is a 48-hour cancelation policy on private lessons. Please directly email Patrick (PRea@hollyburn.org) to request a cancellation.Swim Academy 1 6–9 yrs Prerequisite basic skills of freestyle, backstroke and breaststroke kick (Completed Swimmer 6).Swim Academy 1 is our introductory program to the Hurricanes and competitive swimming. Swimmers should be able to swim 25m of freestyle or backstroke comfortably. Program focus is on breathing, sculling, dolphin kick and breaststroke kick with introductions to starts, turns and mini-competitions. Swimmers are encouraged to train 2-3 times a week. Jan 6–Mar 13 Mon–Thu | 5:30pm–6:15pm Matt Ketchin $345

THE VIEW | WINTER 202466 Swim Academy 2 7–11 yrs Prerequisite basic skills of freestyle, backstroke, Swim Academy 2 is the second level in the Hurricanes program where skills from Swim Academy 1 are further developed as well as learning to swim all four strokes legally. Swimmers should be able to swim 100m comfortably and continuously. In addition, swimmers are introduced to the pace clock, training sets, speed work and calisthenics. Swimmers are encouraged to train three times a week. Jan 6–Mar 13 Mon, Wed | 5:45pm–6:45pm Tue, Thu | 4:15pm–5:15pm Matt Ketchin$415 Youth Swim Training 11–18 yrs Prerequisite basic skills of Freestyle, Backstroke and Breaststroke (Completed Swimmer 9) Our Youth Swim Training Group is designed for swimmers who are focusing on other sports and activities but want to improve their swimming. Experienced swimmers who have trained with the team can talk to Brad about what schedule works best for them. This group will include swimmers who are not able to attend a full schedule for Monsoon or Typhoon. Jan 6–Mar 14 Tue, Thu | 6:30pm–7:30pm Fri | 5:00pm–6:00pm Matt Ketchin $370

THE VIEW | WINTER 202467Competitive Programs Monsoon 9–12 yrs Prerequisite four legal strokes and approaching 200m IM LMR standard. competitions in the Hurricanes program. Swimmers in Monsoon will train three or more times a week, regularly participate in competitions and aim to compete at LMR competitions. Swimmers will as well as improving both kicking speed and endurance. They will also learn racing skills such as Sept–Jun Mon, Thu | 3:45pm–5:00pm Tue | 5:15pm–6:45pm Fri | 4:00pm–5:30pm Sat | 8:30am–10:00am Matt Ketchin$260 Typhoon Group 11–14 yrs Prerequisite SwimBC Divisional Standards. Typhoon have made competitive swimming one of their focus sports and are committed to attending 5-6 training sessions per week which include dryland and mental skills. Swimmers may enter the group from either Tsunami. The focus will be preparing athletes for success at provincial and eventually national competitions. Sept–Jun Mon | 4:00pm–6:30pm Tue | 4:00pm–5:30pm Wed | 4:00pm–6:30pm Thu | 4:00pm–6:30pm Fri | 4:00pm–5:30pm Sat | 8:30am–10:00am Brad Hutton$350 Pursuit 13–18 yrs Prerequisite SwimBC Provincial Standards and approaching Canadian Western Championships.The athletes in Pursuit must qualify with their school to participate so that they have the practices. Group members must qualify for training schedule. The program is geared towards achieving national time standards and beyond. Upon graduating from school, athletes will be ready to swim at the university level. Sept–Jun Mon, Wed, Fri | 5:45am–7:30am Mon, Thu | 1:45pm–5:15pm Tue | 1:45pm–3:30pm Wed | 2:30pm–5:30pm Sat | 9:30am–11:00am Brad Hutton$425*Plus annual SwimBC registration & Team Development Fees for all prices. For more information about the club please contact Head Coach Brad Hutton at BHutton@hollyburn.org or visit our website www.hst.poolq.net. Swim Team Private Lessons 5–18 yrs Prerequisite basic skills of freestyle, backstroke and breaststroke kick (Completed Swimmer 6).Swimmers interested in joining Pre-Competitive programs or the Swim Team can contact Brad at BHutton@hollyburn.org to set up private lessons. Swim Team Private Lessons will focus on competitive swim skills outside of our regular programming.

THE VIEW | WINTER 202468Julia ChenHead of BadmintonBadminton@hollyburn.orgBADMINTONJunior Programs Tweedy Birds 3.5–5 yrsBadminton is easy to learn and fun to play for children of almost any age. This class is specially designed for young kids to be athletic, active, and learn basic racquet skills. Swing, bash, play, jump, and run—it’s a fantastic way to develop hand-eye coordination while having tons of fun at a young age!Jan 6–Mar 15 Mon–Thu | 3:45pm–4:30pm$250 (once a week) $420 (twice a week)HCC Badge Programs Our Badge Challenge Program is specially designed for kids aged 6 to 12 at beginner or intermediate levels. Players enrolled in the Badge programs will be on their way to improving their game. The training program incorporates discipline, enjoyment, dedication, focus, and a positive attitude. All instructions are provided by Badge Bronze 6–8 yrsJan 6–Mar 15 Mon–Thu | 3:45pm–4:30pm$250 (once a week) $420 (twice a week)

THE VIEW | WINTER 202469Badge Silver & Gold 8+ yrsJan 6–Mar 15 Mon–Thu | 4:30pm–5:30pm Sat | 10:00am–11:00am$280 (once a week) $460 (twice a week)Badminton Teens Program 12+ yrsThis program is for teenagers who would like to learn to play badminton at recreational level. The program will focus on a fun way of learning The lessons include conditioning training program, on-court instructions and match play. Jan 6–Mar 15 Mon | 5:30pm–7:00pm Wed | 5:30pm–7:00pm$380 (once a week) $680 (twice a week)Badminton for Girls Only 8–12 yrsThis class is specially designed for girls to learn to be active. It focuses on improving racquet skills and court movement. The class will also combine fun games, physical components and game play. Each player in this class will receive a complimentary half hour private lesson.Jan 6–Mar 15 Tue | 4:30pm–5:30pm$280 Junior Ladder 6+ yrsOur Junior Ladder Program is entirely match play. It is a fun way for kids to gain more experience in an actual game setting. Please email Julia if you are interested to play.Fri | 3:30pm–4:30pm No charge Private LessonPrivate lessons are available for booking. Email Julia to book your lessons: Badminton@hollyburn.org.Badminton & Swimming Combogym to the pool. Please note that you will register your kids separately based on your kids’ swimming level and badminton levels. Badminton sessions is for 10 weeks (Jan 6–Mar 15).Badminton: 3:45pm–4:30pmSwim Lesson: 4:45pm or 5:00pm start time (*note, 30 mins for most 3–5 yrs lessons & 60 mins for Swimmer 6+ yrs. Please pick up your kids based on your kid’s swimming lesson time)Jan 6–Mar 15 Mon–Thu | 3:45pm–4:30pm$250 (badminton lesson only)

THE VIEW | WINTER 202470Badminton Team HawksPlayers in this program will be able to represent Hollyburn by competing in selected junior local tournaments and eventually working their way to the Provincial and National Level of play. Young Gun Invited players Jan 6–Mar 15Mon | 5:30pm–7:00pm Wed | 5:30pm–7:00pm$320/mosSkill Enhancement & Match Play Invited players Jan 6–Mar 15 Sat | 10:00am–12:00pm$250/mos Next Generation Invited players Jan 6–Mar 15 Mon & Wed | 5:30pm–7:30pm$350/mosAdult ProgramsBadminton Adult Group Lessonsprivate lessons during the day; you can email Julia to book your private lessons at Badminton@hollyburn.orgJan 6–Mar 15 Tue & Thu | 9:30am–10:30amOnce a week: $350 Twice a week: $600 Drop in: $30 Monday & Wednesday Badminton NightPick up your racquets and join the other members to have a fun night of badminton and a good work-out on a drop-in basis. Our badminton adult play with you. No commitment is required.Mon & Wed | 7:30pm–10:00pm $6 per person to cover shuttlecocks costBadminton Social PlayTue/Thu | 10:00am–12:30pmAnnual Committee FeeA mandatory $25 committee fee will be billed to all badminton players for the season of 2024/2025. The committee fee will be used for badminton department activities, tournament events and coaches’ travel expenses for the season. If you have any questions about the fee, please email: Badminton@hollyburn.org.

THE VIEW | WINTER 202471Stephen BeatonBridge Coordinatorbridge@hollyburn.orgBRIDGESupervised PlayA short “Tip of the Day”, chosen to satisfy the interests of the group, is followed by the play of hands from a club duplicate game. During the play, anyone can ask for advice on how to bid or play a hand. This game is ideal for anyone who wants to enjoy the fun of playing bridge while learning how to play the game better. It is open to members of the Hollyburn Country Club and their invited guests, and to members of other private clubs. Come alone No games on Dec 24 & Dec 31Jan 7–Jun 24 Tue | 10:00am–12:00pm Intermission Stephen Beaton$10Invitational Duplicate GameThe Thursday morning duplicate bridge game is sanctioned by the American Contract Bridge League. It is open to members of the Hollyburn Country Club and their invited guests, and to members of other private clubs. No partner? No problem! We’ll pair up those without partners and we have a standby partner on call.No game on Dec 26Jan 2–Jun 26 Thu | 9:30am–12:30pm West Vancouver Christian Science Church Stephen Beaton$10 | Hollyburn Members $12 | Guests

THE VIEW | WINTER 202472Shelley GrisbrookFitness Centre ManagerSGrisbrook@hollyburn.orgFITNESSFitness at HollyburnThe Fitness Centre at Hollyburn is a bustling hub, alongside the Restaurant, with a dedicated team of Classes, Pilates, and Personal Training. Hundreds of Members visit daily. We have the Peak Studio on and Studio94 (the Dojo) in the lower hallway next to the High-Performance Centre. Whatever your  Group Fitness ClassesOur Group Fitness Classes include everything from Spin Bootcamps to Women’s Body Sculp to Hiit classes to traditional and not-so-traditional Yoga professional Instructors with all levels of Fitness in mind, making the entire schedule inclusive unless you cancel it.Monthly Unlimited Pass (UP Pass) | $120 Student Ultimate Pass (SUP Pass) | $80 Light Unlimited Pass (LUP Pass) | $80 Group Class Drop in | $19 Pilates Group ClassesPilates Group Classes are all a la carte with Members able to sign up for classes one at a time, with Levels 1, 2 and 3. Classes are booked to an 8-person limit with waitlist options available if class is full. We into Pilates where you will learn the fundamental principles of the classical Pilates method. Reawaken and tone small muscles. Lengthen and strengthen prevention as recovery. We strongly recommend all Members new to Pilates to take 1 to 3 private sessions before joining the Level 1 Group Classes.Pilates Group Class Drop-in | $28

THE VIEW | WINTER 202473Personal TrainersBoth Group Class and Pilates Group class schedules can be found on the MindBody app, not the Hollyburn Member website.Our Team of Personal Trainers are some of the specialists in Mui Thai boxing, Powerlifting, varying rehabilitation, CrossFit and more.Centre and both High-Performance Centres located beside the Karate Dojo. The HPCs are equipped with top of the line Rogue equipment.Personal Training 1-on-1 | $95pp Training in Partners | $60pp Small Groups (3-5ppl) | $45pp Specialty Rehab Training | $105pp We encourage all Members to practice thoughtful gym etiquette with the cleaning of equipment, re-racking the weights, curtesy to other – waiting for machines and equipment and arriving on time for classes and sessions. Cell phones may be used for music, apps and texting; however, no phone calls are permitted in the Fitness Centre. We have  Fitness Centre Policy• Proper athletic attire is required to be worn by anyone using the Fitness Centre.• Socks and shoes must be worn at all times.• Juniors must be aged 15 years and older to use any part of the Fitness Centre.• Junior members must be 17 years or older to host a guest at the Fitness Centre. • No guest under the age of 17 is permitted on • In special circumstances, Fitness Centre management may grant permission to a Junior Member to use the Fitness Centre notwithstanding the age restrictions contained in this Rule. In this case, a Junior Fitness Exemption waiver must be signed.Junior Member Gym OrientationOrientation that will introduce our Juniors to working out in the Fitness Centre, basic techniques and proper gym etiquette.Training or Pilates requests, and Junior Gym Orientation, you can email Shelley at SGrisbrook@hollyburn.org.A Club for Life, Fitness for Life.

THE VIEW | WINTER 202474Grin ReinhartHockey DirectorGReinhart@hollyburn.orgHOCKEYCancellation PolicyMembers will be charged the full fee for all programs they register for unless seven (7) day cancellation notice is received prior to the scheduled start of the program.Holidays (No Classes)New Year’s Day | Jan 1 Family Day | Feb 17Goaltender Development SessionsHollyburn Huskies teams: U7–U15. Goalies will be grouped by age and skill level. There will be a maximum of 6 spots. Jan 4–Mar 8 Sat | 10:00am–12:00pm Small Ice $150Cookie Monsters 4–5 yrsA fun program that introduces the new players to the skills involved with hockey. Fundamentals of skating and stick control are developed and reinforced through fun movements and small area games.Jan 5–Mar 12 Sun | 10:30am–11:15am Wed | 4:00pm–4:45pm Small Ice$250 (1x per week) $370 (2x per week)Power Skating Development 7–10 yrsThis program is for motivated hockey players looking to enhance their skating skills, including technique, speed, and edge control. Players with a league game scheduled during this time will receive credits. Total of 8 sessions.Jan 11–Mar 8 Sat | 12:00pm–12:45pm Large Ice$325

THE VIEW | WINTER 202475Power Skating Development 10–11 yrsThis program is for motivated hockey players looking to enhance their skating skills, including technique, speed, and edge control. Players with a league game scheduled during this time will receive credits. Total of 8 sessions.Jan 11–Mar 8 Sat | 12:45pm–1:30pm Large Ice$325Power Skating Development 12–15 yrsThis program is for motivated hockey players looking to enhance their skating skills, including technique, speed, and edge control. Players with a league game scheduled during this time will receive credits. Total of 8 sessions.Jan 11–Mar8 Sat | 1:30pm–2:30pm Large Ice$325Rising StarsHollyburn’s girls only hockey program! Rising Stars is designed to get girls ages 5-12 involved in hockey in a positive, fun and stress-free environment. Players don’t have to be registered in Minor Hockey to participate in this program. It’s a great way to be involved in Hockey on a consistent day and time once a week.Jan 12–Mar 9 Sun | 2:00pm–3:00pm Small Ice$195

THE VIEW | WINTER 202476Peter StoddartKarate ProfessionalKarate@hollyburn.orgKARATESensei Peter is a Karate Canada 6th Degree Black Belt, International Competitor, BC Winter Games Head Coach and a Karate BC Provincial Coach. He won Double Gold at WadoKai World Championships and the North American Masters Championship. He has competed and trained in Asia, Europe and North America over a 40-year career studying and teaching Martial Arts. Mission Statement To build on the success of the Hollyburn Black Belt Karate Program through communication, member Unstoppable Child”.Our Award-Winning Program continues to grow in coordination and balance in everyone! Martial Arts are not only fun to learn, but also creates a strong sense of wellbeing in one’s skill set. Little Ninjas & Karate at Hollyburn encompasses competitive & non-competitive elements. Our Team helps our students forge a solid foundation for real world situations in a safe and fun atmosphere for every student. Whether they want to pass their Black Belt or be a National Champion. Training with our internationally renowned Sensei & 6th Degree Black Belt Peter Stoddart in The Dojo will put them on the right path. Social Development: Youngsters will have positive interaction with other children of their own age through team games and personal goals. Discipline: Our activities strongly encourage discipline within the class, at home and in school. Children learn to set a good example while building strong leadership skills. Life Skills: Classes develop a child’s basic motor skills, building coordination, balance, and control as well as providing plenty of mental and physical problem-solving challenges. Focus & Attention: We ensure children work on their ability to goal set and enhance their focus in a dynamic and exciting Martial Arts environment.

THE VIEW | WINTER 202477Important Information• Examination Fees $45• 1–2 Private lessons are recommended per participant before a Belt Test. • There are no classes on Tournament Days, Special Event or Holiday weekends.• Classes may be combined to adjust for class numbers and ability levels.• Annual Karate BC & WadoKai Dues: Little Ninjas $45, Beg/Int/Adv $95, Black Belts $180Holidays (No Classes)Pro-D Day | Feb 14 Family Day | Feb 17 Spring Break | Mar 17–28If you are new to Karate, your Little Ninjas uniform from the Sports Boutique is free!Karate Program RegistrationWednesday, November 20 at 6:40am (Online Only)Karate Cancellation PolicyMembers will be charged the full fee for all programs they register for unless seven (7) day cancellation notice is received prior to the scheduled start of the program.Little Ninjas 4–6 yrsThe Little Ninjas Program is a detailed curriculum that focuses on improving preschool age children’s basic motor and listening skills. Fun team and individual games that develop eye hand coordination, reaction and timing are base elements in this program. It’s a great way to get them ready for the real thing! All Little Ninja classes are 1 day per week for kids 4–6 yrs, 45min.Jan 6–Mar 16Mon | 3:45pm–4:30pm Mon | 4:45pm–5:30pm Tue-Fri | 3:45pm–4:30pm Sensei Peter Stoddart$225 $202.50 (Mon & Fri)*No class Feb 14 & 17Colour, Brown & Black Belt Karate 7+ yrsIntermediate belt program. Traditional Karate forms and sparring in a Dojo environment with a Physical Fitness. Perfect for active youngsters who need an energetic outlet! Recommended training for belt advancement is 2x per week.Jan 6–Mar 16Mon | 6:00pm–7:00pm Tue-Fri | 4:45pm–5:45pm Sensei Peter Stoddart$235 $211.50 (Mon & Fri)*No class Feb 14 & 17

THE VIEW | WINTER 202478Brown & Black Belt Karate 7+ yrsBlack and Brown belt participants who are targeting either Black Belt, competitive levels or higher. Advance throws, counters and self-defense sequences are commonly practiced in this class with an eye to developing the Complete Martial Artist. Jan 6–Mar 16 Tue, Thu | 6:00pm–7:00pm Sensei Peter Stoddart$235 Adult Karate 15+ yrsWith an emphasis on the Tradition of Martial Arts. Participants will learn a variety of concepts, self-defense techniques and skills; all while having fun in a positive, safe and encouraging environment. Over the course of the session, we will cover stances, focus, awareness, breath, body movement, balance, timing, and how to punch, block, and kick!Jan 6–Mar 16Mon | 7:00pm–8:30pm Wed | 6:00pm–7:30pm Norma Foster $220.50 (Mon) $245 (Wed) *No class Feb 14 & 17Winter ProgramMonday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday FridayLittle Ninjas3:45pm–4:30pmLittle Ninjas3:45pm–4:30pmLittle Ninjas3:45pm–4:30pmLittle Ninjas3:45pm–4:30pmLittle Ninjas3:45pm–4:30pmLittle Ninjas4:45pm–5:30pmColour, Brown & Black belts 4:45pm–5:45pmColour, Brown & Black belts 4:45pm–5:45pmColour, Brown & Black belts 4:45pm–5:45pmColour, Brown & Black belts 4:45pm–5:45pmColour, Brown & Black Belts 6:00pm–7:00pmBrown & Black Belts 6:00pm–7:00pmAdult Karate6:00pm–7:30pmBrown & Black Belts 6:00pm–7:00pmAdult Karate7:00pm–8:30pm

THETASTING7:00PM - 9:30PM | Squash Courts | RSVP: GameTime | $50Reserve your ticket to Hollyburn's Annual Grand Tasting, featuring fabulous wines, beers and ciders. Tickets include light appetizers, live music and unlimited tastings. As always, you will have the opportunity to purchase exclusive products to stock your home cellar.

THE VIEW | WINTER 202480Vlada MarsMusic CoordinatorMusic@hollyburn.orgMUSICPlease note that when you sign up for lessons, there is no need to re-register for winter or spring terms. Piano Lessons 6+ yrsEnjoy the convenience of private piano lessons at the Club! Vlada Mars is starting her 27th year at Hollyburn and will guide students on a course of study suited individually to the needs of your child. Traditional and contemporary repertoires will be used to develop the skills of sight-reading, ear training, theory and duet work. The students will have the opportunity to play at the Christmas and Spring Recital, preparation for examinations (piano, theory, harmony and history) with the Royal Conservatory of Music are also available.Jan 13–Jun 13 Mon–Fri | 2:00pm–8:00pm Studio 1 Vlada MarsAdult ClassesAdult students are most welcome as well. Appointments can be arranged to suit your busy schedule on a “pay-as-you-go” basis. 60 min | $108Piano Lessons 6+ yrsLearn how to play piano in fun environment. 6 and up as well as the older beginners, and advanced students.Jan 13–Jun 13 Mon–Fri | 2:00pm–8:00pm Studio 2 & 5 Alanna Ho, Chihiro Homna & Nina Djokic30 min | $163.33/mo 45 min | $245.00/mo 60 min | $326.66/mo20 lessons from January till JuneAdult Lessons: $98/hr

THE VIEW | WINTER 202481Guitar, Bass & Ukulele Lessons 8+ yrsBeginners and advanced students as well as adults guitar, ukulele, incorporating duet work and a performance at the two recitals. Jan 13–Jun 13 Mon–Fri | 2:00pm–8:00pm Studio 3 Mark Klausmayer30 min | $163.33/mo 45 min | $245.00/mo 60 min | $326.66/mo20 lessons from January till JuneAdult Lessons | $98/hrVoice Lessons 6+ yrsEither you want to be a future idol or perform in the Opera this is a great opportunity to learn proper breathing technique, variety of styles: and ages are welcome. Duet work will also be incorporated.Jan 13–Jun 13 Tue, Wed, Thu | 2:00pm–8:00pm Studio 4 Sherrie Ashworth30 min | $163.33/mo 45 min | $245.00/mo 60 min | $326.66/mo20 lessons from January till JuneAdult Lessons | $98/hrDrums lessons 6+ yrsIncrease your skills from beginner to advanced drumming techniques. You will learn through lessons that suits your pace, experience and goals. Our instructor is actively playing in two and style to the lessons.Jan 13–Jun 13 Wed–Thu | 2:00pm–8:00pm Studio 6 Sheldon D’Eith30 min | $163.33/mo 45 min | $245.00/mo 60 min | $326.66/mo20 lessons from January till JuneAdult Lessons | $98/hrPlease check our website for the private lesson policy. To register or to obtain more information please contact Vlada Mars, Music Professional via e-mail Music@hollyburn.org.

THE VIEW | WINTER 202482PICKLEBALLRichard LeePickleball ProfessionalPickleball@hollyburn.orgPickleball Crash Course From Zero to Hero!Welcome to our action-packed Pickleball Crash Course! This 3-hour program will take you from having a blast. No experience or equipment necessary - we’ve got you covered!Feb 6 Thu | 12:30pm–3:30pm Badminton Gym$120Mastering the Pickleball Court A Two-Sided AdventureEmbark on an exhilarating journey through the dynamic world of Pickleball with our innovative, dual-perspective coaching series. Each session is defensive aspects of the game, ensuring you’re prepared for any situation on the court.The Art of Serving and Returning Season 1Unleash your inner strategist as you learn to transform your serve from a mere starting point the shoes of your opponent and master the art of Feb 13 Thu | 12:30pm–2:30pm Badminton Gym$80

THE VIEW | WINTER 202483The Critical Third Shot Dance Season 2Dive deep into the game-changing third shot, exploring an arsenal of options to keep your opponents guessing. Then, switch sides and learn to stand your ground at the Non-Volley Line (NVL), becoming an impenetrable fortress against incoming attacks.Feb 20 Thu | 12:30pm–2:30pm Badminton Gym$80Mastering the Transition Zone Season 3or attack at a moment’s notice. Then, learn the secrets of maintaining relentless pressure from the the defensive.Feb 27 Thu | 12:30pm–2:30pm Badminton Gym$80The Perfect Four-Shot Symphony Season 4Elevate your game by perfecting the crucial orchestrate a seamless sequence that sets the tone for victory, whether you’re serving or returning.Mar 6 Thu | 12:30pm–2:30pm Badminton Gym$80The High-Flying Finale Season 5Unlock the strategic potential of the lob, learning when and how to send your opponents scrambling. Then, master the art of the overhead smash and perfect your lob retrieval techniques, aerial assault.Mar 13 Thu | 12:30pm–2:30pm Badminton Gym$80Sizzling Supervised Round Robin Enhanced Your Pickleball Game!Ready to take your pickleball skills to the next level? Join us for an exhilarating supervised round robin session that will challenge, educate, and entertain players of your level. This dynamic format combines the thrill of competitive play with targeted coaching interventions, ensuring you’ll leave the court with improved skills and a smile on your face.Sessions will alternate weekly between Novice (2.5–2.9) and Intermediate (3.0 to 3.5+) levels.Feb 9–Mar 16 Sun | 8:30am–10:00am Badminton Gym$40/pp

THE VIEW | WINTER 202484SKATINGJadene ShannonHead of SkatingSkating@hollyburn.orgMerve OzuludagSkating CoachHollyburncanskate@gmail.comInspirationWhy skate? Skating is an incredible experience. Whether your skater is just beginning or ready to physical and emotional development for athletes at any age. The nature of skating requires its participants to literally fall and get up every time out; a place to learn, grow and become a stronger version of self with every season. Feel great; learn to skate!Winter Skating ProgramCatch the vibe and join the tribe! Skating is a staple of the Hollyburn Sport Experience & we’re here to create just that. Jumping forward into a strong season, it’s time to choose your program and get on the ice! Programs range from 2–3 yrs and more. See you on the ice. Let’s Begin!

THE VIEW | WINTER 202485CanSkatePlease NoteA Skate Canada Association one time/year fee of $73 will be charged to your account to cover insurance and registration for any Can Skate program. Any cancellations made within the 48hrs of the Can Skate program start date will be subject to pay the $73 fee.Cancellation PolicyAs per House Rule 30, Members will be charged the full fee for all programs they register for unless 7 (seven) days cancellation notice is received, or the program is cancelled in writing by the *Please be aware there is a 48-hour cancelation policy on private lessons. Please directly email Jadene Shannon (Skating@hollyburn.org) to request a cancellation.**Classes are subject to registration numbers with a minimum of 5 skaters per class to run. Program Requirementsapproved helmet (no bike helmets), skate guards and gloves are required. Snow/Waterproof pants are recommended for Level 1. Adult supervision for all children 8 and under is mandatory. Register on GameTime.RegistrationWednesday, November 20, 6:50amPlease go to GameTime to Register for ALL programs. Space is limited! Feel free to contact Jadene, Head of Skating. Skating@hollyburn.org if you have any questions.Parent & Tot 2–3 yrsEager to get your young one on the ice? Parent & Tot helps you encourage them to enjoy skating while still in your view. You can help guide your new skater to have fun with their ice time in these relaxed classes build to connect them with a Jan 7–Mar 11 Tue | 1:30pm–2:00pmJan 9–Mar 13 Thu | 1:30pm–2:00pm $150Mini Skate 2–3 yrsMinis Skate is a small group class designed to get young skaters feeling comfortable with the ice in a relaxed setting. At this age, skaters can focus on fun while they get used to being in skates and in the skating environment. Intentionally designed to the Canskate ‘Begin’ Level. Jan 7–Mar 11 Tue | 2:15pm–2:45pmJan 8–Mar 12 Wed | 12:15pm–12:45pm Jan 9–Mar 13 Thu | 2:15pm–2:45pm$150

THE VIEW | WINTER 202486Canskate ‘Begin’ – Level 1 3–6 yrsIt all starts here! Get your skater started early with ‘Begin’ on ice. This class covers balance, gliding forward, backward skating, basic turns and stopping. Must be able to skate without assistance from coaches (small chairs available for assistance).Jan 7–Mar 11 Tue | 3:30pm–4:15pmJan 9–Mar 13 Thu | 3:30pm–4:15pm$225Jan 11–Mar 15 Sat | 11:00am–11:45amJan 11–Mar 15 Sat | 12:15pm–1:00pm$200*No Class Feb 15Canskate ‘Move’ – Level 2 4+ yrs Level 2 is the ‘Move’ level where skaters start their ice. Must have passed Level 1 or Portion of Level 1, Agility, Balance or Control. This class covers more advanced turns, crossovers, speed and jumps.Jan 7–Mar 11 Tue | 4:15pm–5:00pm$225Jan 9–Mar 13 Thu | 4:15pm–5:00pm$225Jan 11–Mar 15 Sat | 1:00pm–1:45pm$200*No Class Feb 15Canskate ‘Grow’ – Level 3 Figure Skatesability. Covering jumps, spins, edges, artistry, and skating theory, this class is the perfect step forward Jan 7–Mar 11 Tue On-ice | 5:00pm–5:45pm    $300Jan 9–Mar 13 Thu On-ice | 5:00pm–5:45pm    $300Jan 11–Mar 15 Sat On-ice | 1:45pm–2:30pm    $275*No Class Feb 15Canskate ‘Quark’ – Level 3 Hockey SkatesThis class is for skaters in hockey skates who want to develop their edges, speed, backwards skating, turning, and overall control on the ice. Great as a pre-hockey development program and/or supplemental program for young hockey players looking to improve.Jan 7–Mar 11 Tue | 5:00pm–5:45pmJan 9–Mar 13 Thu | 5:00pm–5:45pm$225

THE VIEW | WINTER 202487Figure Skating‘prepare’ to ‘progress’ to ‘perform’, skaters will be encouraged to grow in the direction of their skating dreams while maintaining a healthy training regimen in an inclusive team skating environment. ‘Prepare’ Pre-Figure Skating preparation, helping skaters develop essential skills. It includes physical, mental, and habitual training education about the sport, all aimed at building a strong foundation for future skating.Jan 6–Mar 10 Mon    On-ice Session | 3:45pm–5:15pm     *No Class Feb 17$725Jan 8–Mar 12 Wed    On-ice Session | 3:45pm–5:00pm    $800 Jan 10–Mar 14 Fri    On-ice Session | 3:45pm–5:00pm     *No Class Feb 14$725 Jan 11–Mar 15 Sat On-ice Session | 11:00am–11:45am     *No Class Feb 15$275$2,475 *All-inclusive 4 Day Program Package Price ‘Progress’ Figure Skating achieve. They are ready to focus their energy on building their own skating success. Everything from jumps, spins, and choreography to the mindset it takes to achieve in the sport are woven into these classes. It’s time to ‘progress’ with the Figure Skating sessions. Jan 6–Mar 10 Mon On-ice Session | 5:00pm–6:45pm     *No Class Feb 17$825Jan 8–Mar 12 Wed On-ice Session | 4:45pm–6:00pm    $850Jan 10–Mar 14 Fri On-ice Session | 4:30pm–5:45pm     *No Class Feb 14$800 Jan 11–Mar 15 Sat    On-ice Session | 8:00am–9:45am *No Class Feb 15$625$2,475 *All-inclusive 4 Day Program Package Price

THE VIEW | WINTER 202488‘Perform’ Advanced Figure Skating Dedication is the name of the game at this level. Skating with intention and willing to focus on personal development, skaters at this level are driven to build their own success on the ice. Skating details are taught, including technique-to-performance concepts and the mental game of training from the inside-out. Athletes in this program will build their abilities along with their own personal skating style in ‘perform’. Jan 6–Mar 10 Mon On-ice Session | 5:00pm–6:45pm     *No Class Feb 17$825Jan 8–Mar 12 Wed On-ice Session | 4:45pm–6:00pm    $850Jan 10–Mar 14 Fri On-ice Session | 4:30pm–5:45pm     *No Class Feb 14$800Jan 11–Mar 15 Sat On-ice Session | 9:15am–11:00am *No Class Feb 15$625$2,475 *All-inclusive 4 Day Program Package Price

THE VIEW | WINTER 202489Adult Skatingyou’d like to go back to your childhood sport of choice, we’re here to serve you on the ice. Choose the program that best suits you & let’s skate!Please NoteA Skate Canada Association one time/year fee of $108 will be charged to your account to cover insurance and registration for any Can Skate program. Any cancellations made within the 48hrs of the Figure Skate program start date will be subject to pay the $108 fee.Cancellation Policy As per House Rule 30, Members will be charged the full fee for all programs they register for unless 7 (seven) days cancellation notice is received, or the program is cancelled in writing by the Private LessonsThere is a 48-hour cancelation policy on private lessons. Please directly email Jadene Shannon (Skating@hollyburn.org) to request a cancellation.**Classes are subject to registration numbers with a minimum of 5 skaters per class to run. Adult Beginner ‘Start’ This class is designed to get you skating! Be sure feel good on your feet, grab a helmet, and you’re good to go. We’ll meet you where you’re at and you’ll be gliding in no time. Join the Adult ‘start’ program to get your skating journey going. Hockey or Figure Skates helmets are required.Jan 7–Mar 11 Tue | 3:30pm–4:15pm$300Jan 8–Mar 12 Wed | 11:30am–12:15pm$300Adult Advanced ‘Skate’ Missing your time on the ice? It’s time to ‘skate’ momentum, you won’t want to miss these classes! Jan 8–Mar 12 Wed | 11:30am–12:15pm$300

THE VIEW | WINTER 202490SQUASHRyan PickenHead of SquashSquash@hollyburn.orgSession Dates Jan–Mar 15 Holidays (No Classes) Family Day | Feb 14 & 17Important Information • Goggles mandatory for 18 years old or under (Juniors and Children).• Goggles are encouraged for Adults but not required.• Please bring a squash racquet if able, we do have limited racquets for use as well. Cancellation PolicyFor all youth and adult programs, Members must cancel prior to seven (7) days of the program start date and time to avoid a full billing charge. Members withdrawing after the start date and time will be charged in full. Cancellations of individual lessons are not refunded or rescheduled. Please be aware that there is a 48-hour cancellation policy for private lessons.Lessons & RatesA variety of private, semi-private, and group lessons are available for all levels of players, from beginners to the more experienced. Youth sessions start for ages 5+ and will incorporate a variety of movement activities to encourage a healthy lifestyle: running, jumping, throwing, catching, swinging, reaction drills, and more, all in a fun and adults incorporate physical as well as technical and strategic components. A combination of drills Private 30 min | $50 45 min | $75 60 min | $95Semi-Private (2) 60 min | $55/pp 90 min | $80/pp Group (3-4) 60 min | $42.5/pp 90 min | $63/pp

THE VIEW | WINTER 202491Youth ProgramsThe youth squash program is your opportunity to focus on developing skills shared by a variety of hockey, ice hockey, golf, and many other sports. There are a variety of squash balls (EZ, red, orange, green/single and double dot), each with a unique bounce rate, that are designed to promote longer rallies, a greater strike success rate, and an increased improvement rate for today’s youth. Squash is an active, social sport for life that is known as one of the top-rated postsecondary institution activities for those balancing school life and an active lifestyle.Munchkins Squash Intro 3–4 yrs motor skills. Your child will spend time running, kicking, throwing, and swinging a racquet in a fun, safe environment as we set the stage for early development. Jan 6–Mar 10 Mon | 3:00pm–3:30pm$220 (once a week) Active Start (Bronze Level) 5–8 yrs A class focused on improving gross motor skills and the foundation for success in the later years of sport. At this level, we will use the Mini Squash Red Ball and transition into the Orange Ball. Equipment required: junior racquet (21–25”) and eye guards. Jan 7–Mar 13 Tue, Thu | 3:30pm–4:30pm$290 (once a week) $490 (twice a week)Rising Stars (Silver Level) 7–9 yrsPlenty of on-court games and skill development will use the Mini Squash Orange Ball and transition into the Green Ball. Equipment required: junior racquet (23–27”) + eye guards.Jan 6–Mar 12 Mon, Wed | 3:30pm–4:30pm $290 (once a week) $490 (twice a week)All Stars (Gold Level) 10+ yrs Players at this level are focused on game play and skill development, with options for competitive play. Lessons include on-court instruction and game and match play with referring components. New players are welcome and will mix in with returning players. Participants will use the green ball or single dot ball and transition into the double yellow dot ball. Jan 6–Mar 12 Mon, Wed | 4:30pm–6:00pm $390 (once a week) $600 (twice a week)

THE VIEW | WINTER 202492Adult ProgramsBeginner Skill Clinic & Game Play Begin your squash journey and ensure you components and plenty of game play! Jan 7–Mar 11 Tue | 6:00pm–7:00pm $290Women’s Skill Clinic & Game Play Beginners Calling all current and former ladies squash players. It’s time to get back on court and get your heart pumping for a great cardio workout. Improve your skills with a few drills followed by plenty of game play. Members can drop-in and play games or pre-register for a skills and drill session followed by game play with our coach. Jan 9–Mar 13 Thu | 4:30 pm–5:30pm $290 Free Drop-InOpen to all players looking for additional games. and take turns in round-robin play. Attendance is voluntary, so come when you can, but remember to come often. Tue | 5:30pm–7:30pmFreeThursty Squash Leagueplayers, and each week you will have a start time and an opponent to play. Play your match, record your results, and move your way up! Choose from multiple 5-week cycles during the squash season. Jan 9–Feb 6 | Feb 13–Mar 13 Thu | 5:30pm–7:30pm $10/cycleTuesday Doubles Showdown Drop InCome play with a group of experienced and inexperienced doubles players. Open to all levels and a fun atmosphere to learn a new exciting sport. A drop-in format to mix and match who you Tue | 5:30pm–7:30pmFree

THE VIEW | WINTER 202493 SQUASH SCHEDULETime Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday2:45pm-3:30pmMunchkins3:30pm-4:30pmRising Stars Active Start Rising Stars Active Start4:30pm- 5:30pmWomen’s Skill Clinic & Game Play4:30pm- 6:00pmAll Stars All Stars5:30pm- 7:30pmDrop In Thursty Squash LeagueDoubles Showdown6:00pm- 7:00pmBeginner Skill Clinic & Game PlaySkills and Drills Drop In Clinic*Youth are in blue. For more information contact Squash@hollyburn.org.

THE VIEW | WINTER 202494Oly O’SheaHead of TennisOOshea@hollyburn.orgGerard SiuchoHead of High PerformancePerformancetennis@hollyburn.orgTENNISJason TorpeyJunior Tennis ManagerJuniortennismanager@hollyburn.orgTony MackenAdult Tennis ManagerAdulttennismanager@hollyburn.orgRegistration Fri, Nov 22 and closes Fri, Dec 66:30am | Playball 6:40am | Red Ball 6:50am | Orange Ball 7:00am | Green Ball 7:10am | Regular Ball, This Girl is, Teen Squads & Pro Classes 7:20am | Adult Tennis 7:30am | In-Person & By Phone Session DatesJan 13–Mar 16 Holidays (No Classes)Family Day | Feb 17 Spring Break | Mar 16–Mar 30Registration NoticeAll players registering for Improver, Competitive or Pro classes will be given a rating on their the correct class based on their invitation. Players that have not been invited to these classes will be unable to register and should sign up for the age group or level they are recommended to.Junior player assessments are done during classes and players are approved for higher levels based on their performance and standard, allowing all participants to have a positive tennis experience.Development, Improver and Competitive players are permitted to sign up for a maximum of two (2) classes per week.

THE VIEW | WINTER 202495Grace PeriodMembers will have a 3-day grace period, after the registration day, to amend or remove themselves from classes they have signed up for, including waitlists. After this period, if changes have not been made the Tennis Department will use their discretion to process the classes, to give more Members the opportunity to be involved in the (2) classes should choose their preferred two (2) sessions and remove themselves from any others, to avoid the Tennis Department making the decision for them.Waitlist clearance procedureOne day before the cancellation policy begins, all waitlists will be cleared to keep the wait list up to date. If anyone would like to re-add their name, they will be able to do so seven (7) days before programs start.Program Cancellation PolicyMembers will be charged the full fee for all programs they register for unless seven (7) day cancellation notice is received prior to the scheduled start of the program.Private Lesson Cancellation Policy 48 hours’ notice is required for private lesson cancellations. Descriptions for various streams Development & Improver are a 6:1 ratio. Competitive & Pro are a 4:1 ratio per coach and per courtDevelopment Red Ball, Orange Ball, Green Ball, Regular Ball, Squad CLearn to move, throw and catch like an athlete. This program takes place on a Mini Tennis Court with Sponge & Red Balls. Basic technical and tactical concepts are incorporated in each class. Athletes will be introduced to the importance of listening skills and respect for the sport and others. Agility, balance and coordination are consistently integrated. Anticipation and swinging rhythm are part of daily training.ImproverRed Ball, Orange Ball, Green Ball, Regular Ball, Squad BThis program will continue to expand on the Technical and Tactical skills you have developed in the previous program as well as an introduction to competing. Coaches also focus on next level physical development through advanced movement and fundamental motor skills. Participants of this class are encouraged to sign up for our weekly match play sessions as well as our in-house ‘Hotshots’ tournament.Coaches approval is required to enroll in Improver classes.

THE VIEW | WINTER 202496CompetitiveRed Ball, Orange Ball, Green Ball, Regular Ball, Squad AThis program is for players who have progressed through our Improver level and will continue to expand on the Technical, Tactical, Physical and Mental skills you have learnt in our Developmental stream as well as a more competitive environment and atmosphere being created within the sessions. Players are expected to have a minimum of their ‘Rally 10 badge’ as part of our Hollyburn Rally Awards Initiative to be eligible for the Competitive stream. Participants of this class are expected to attend our weekly match play sessions, play our in-house ‘Hotshots’ tournament as well as be looking to compete in Tennis BC sanctioned events. Minimum 2 classes per week. Coaches approval is required to enroll in Competitive classes.ProRed Ball, Orange Ball, Green Ball, Regular Ball, Pro Tournament SquadThe Pro classes are meant for students who have chosen tennis as their main sport and show enthusiasm and desire to excel in this area. Students accepted into this program need to exhibit not only great tennis ability but also the commitment, dedication and hard work habits that are required to become a great tennis player. Tournament participation and positive attitudes are a few of the essential requirements that all the coaches expect to see out of all players. Coaches approval is required to enroll in Pro classes.Super Achievers Regular BallThese students must compete and perform at the highest possible standard for their age division. The minimum requirement is 20 hours (average) per week of supervised tennis training.To be eligible for this program, players must compete in a minimum of 15 tournaments annually from September 1st to August 31st. Coaches approval is required to enroll in Super Achievers classes.High-Performance Tennis-specic FitnessAn important part of the game, this program is an essential complement to the on-court tennis lessons. It will help athletes become faster, stronger, and more agile for ultimate performance when competing. It will also help athletes develop routines and good habits to prevent injuries.For additional information about our Pro & Super Achievers Programs, please contact our Head of High-Performance, Gerard Siucho, at Performancetennis@hollyburn.org.

THE VIEW | WINTER 202497Junior TennisPlayball Tennis Born 2020–2021promote the love of physical activity while laying the foundation for the future enjoyment of coordination in a fun and safe setting. Kids must be 3yrs old on start date of term to be eligible for this class.Jan 13–Mar 13 Mon–Thu | 3:30pm–4:15pm Mon–Thu | 4:15pm–5:00pm$168.75 (one day per week) $150 (Mon)‘For Tennis & Swim, please register for the swim program of your choice via the aquatics page. Players will be transferred from one department to the other with a supervisor.’ Red Ball Development Born 2017–2019Learn to move, throw, and catch like an athlete on a mini tennis court with sponge & red balls. Each class covers basic techniques, tactics, and coordination. You'll also practice anticipation and swinging rhythm dailyKids must be 5yrs old on start date of term to be eligible for this class. Jan 13–Mar 13 Mon–Thu | 3:30pm–4:15pm Mon–Thu | 4:15pm–5:00pm$168.75 (one day per week) $150 (Mon)Red Ball Improver Born 2017–2019This program will continue to expand on the technical and tactical skills you have developed in the previous program as well as an introduction to competing. Coaches also focus on next level physical development through advanced movement and fundamental motor skills. Participants of this class are encouraged to sign up for our weekly match play sessions and our in-house ‘Hotshots’ tournament.Coaches approval is required to enroll in Improver classes.Jan 13–Mar 13 Mon–Thu | 3:30pm–4:15pm Mon–Thu | 4:15pm–5:00pm$168.75 (one day per week) $150 (Mon)Red Ball Competitive Born 2017–2019This program is for players who’ve completed the Improver level, focusing on advanced technical, tactical, physical, and mental skills in a competitive setting. Players need the ‘Rally 10 badge’ to qualify. Participants should attend weekly match play, join the 'Hotshots' tournament, and compete in Tennis BC events, committing to at least two classes per weekCoaches approval is required to enroll in Competitive classes.Jan 14–Mar 13 Tue–Thu | 3:30pm–4:25pm$225 (one day per week) $200 (Mon)

THE VIEW | WINTER 202498Red Ball PROThis is the start of our High-Performance program. strong work ethics. Kids in this program will play Provincial U9 and U10 tournaments in the near future. Participants of this class are expected to play “ROGERS FIRST SET TOUR—ROOKIE” tournaments. To guarantee proper development, we need to see the kids three (3) times per week.Players must have a skipping rope for each class.Coaches approval is required to enroll in this class.Jan 14–Mar 13 Tue–Thu | 3:30pm–4:25pm $225 (one day per week)‘For Tennis & Swim, please register for the swim program of your choice via the aquatics page. Players will be transferred from one department to the other with a supervisor.’Orange Ball Development Born 2015–2016Learn to move, throw and catch like an athlete. This program takes place on a ¾ Court with Orange balls. Basic technical and tactical concepts are incorporated in each class. Athletes will begin to like situations. Agility, balance and coordination are consistently integrated. Anticipation and swinging rhythm are part of daily training. Jan 13–Mar 13 Mon–Thu | 3:30pm–4:15pm Mon–Thu | 4:15pm–5:00pm$168.75 (one day per week) $150 (Mon)Orange Ball Improver Born 2015–2016This program will continue to expand on the Technical and Tactical skills you have developed in the previous program as well as an introduction to competing. Coaches also focus on next level physical development through advanced movement and fundamental motor skills. Participants of this class are encouraged to sign up for our weekly match-play sessions and our in-house “Hotshots” tournament.Coaches approval is required to enroll in Improver classes.Jan 13–Mar 13 Mon, Wed, Thu | 5:00pm–5:55pm$225 (one day per week) $200 (Mon)Orange Ball Competitive Born 2016This program is for players who have progressed through our Improver level and will continue to expand on the Technical, Tactical, Physical and Mental skills you have learnt in our Developmental stream as well as a more competitive environment and atmosphere being created within the sessions. Players are expected to have a minimum of their “Rally 10 badge” as part of our Hollyburn Rally Awards Initiative to be eligible for the Competitive stream. Participants of this class are expected to attend our weekly match-play sessions, play our in-house “Hotshots” tournament as well as be looking to compete in Tennis BC sanctioned events. Minimum 2 classes per week.Coaches approval is required to enroll in Competitive classes.Jan 13–Mar 13 Mon–Thu | 4:00pm–4:55pm$225 (one day per week) $200 (Mon)

THE VIEW | WINTER 202499Orange Ball PROThis program is the second stage of our performance academy. Players in this program will work on their biomechanics and will develop a strong technical foundation by the age of 10. Participants of this rising stars” tournaments. This is a critical stage of development and will set the foundation for the long–term pursuit of excellence! Commitment is key to success and the players need to be registered for a minimum of three days per week. Players must have a skipping rope for each class. Coaches approval is required to enroll in this class.Jan 13–Mar 13Tennis Mon–Thu | 3:30pm–4:25pm$270 (one day per week) $240 (Mon)Fitness Mon–Thu | 4:30pm–5:25pmGreen Ball Development Born 2013–2014Players will learn foundational technical and tactical principals that will enable them to enjoy singles and doubles tennis for life. This program takes place on a Full Court with Green Dot Tennis Balls and focuses on training beginner and intermediate pre-teens to play singles and doubles. Participants will learn foundational principals of swing and associated movements, combined with basic tactical application for singles and doubles. This class promotes tennis as a sport for life. Jan 13–Mar 13 Wed | 3:30pm–4:25pm Mon, Tue, Thu | 4:00pm–4:55pm$225 (one day per week) $200 (Mon)Green Ball Improver Born 2013–2014This program will continue to expand on the technical and tactical skills you have developed in the previous program as well as an introduction to competing. Coaches also focus on next level physical development through advanced movement and fundamental motor skills. Participants of this class are expected to attend our weekly match play sessions, play our in-house ‘Hotshots’ tournament.Coaches approval is required to enroll in Improver classes.Jan 14–Mar 13 Mon–Thu | 5:00pm–5:55pm$225 (one day per week) $200 (Mon)Green Ball Competitive Born 2015Becoming a well–rounded athlete while building the full court tennis skills required to be a player. This program takes place on a Full Court with Green Dot Tennis Balls. This pivotal development basic technical and tactical elements through a variety of focused drills and match play situations designed to better prepare athletes for regular tournament competition. Players are expected to have a minimum of their ‘Rally 10 badge’ as part of our Hollyburn Rally Awards Initiative to be eligible for the Competitive stream. Greater emphasis is placed on players to compete in our in-house ‘Hotshots’ tournaments and in ‘Progressive Tennis’ tournaments outside of Hollyburn Country Club. Coaches approval is required to enroll in Competitive classes.Jan 13–Mar 13 Mon–Thu | 5:00pm–5:55pm$225 (one day per week) $200 (Mon)

THE VIEW | WINTER 2024100Green Ball PROThese athletes are now moving towards developing tactical, physical and psychological adaptation will be regularly applied, and monitored, as athletes learn to compete and develop their own strengths. Participants of this class are expected to play U10 “ROGERS FIRST SET TOUR-RISING STARS” tournaments. Once again, commitment is key to success and the players need to be registered for a minimum of three days per week. Players must have a skipping rope for each class.Coaches approval is required to enroll in this class.Jan 13–Mar 13Tennis Mon–Thu | 4:30pm–5:55pm $405 (one day per week) $360 (Mon)Fitness Mon–Thu | 3:30pm–4:25pmRegular Ball Development Born 2011–2012Players will learn foundational technical and tactical principals that will enable them to enjoy singles and doubles tennis for life. This program takes place on a Full Court with Regular Tennis Balls and focuses on training beginner and intermediate level teens to play singles and doubles. Participants will learn foundational principals of swing and associated movements, combined with basic tactical application for singles and doubles. This class promotes tennis as a sport for life. Jan 13–Mar 12 Mon, Wed, Thu | 5:00pm–5:55pm$225 (one day per week) $200 (Mon)Regular Ball Improver Born 2011–2012This program will continue to expand on the technical and tactical skills you have developed in the previous program as well as an introduction to competing. Coaches also focus on next level physical development through advanced movement and fundamental motor skills. Participants of this class are expected to attend our weekly match play sessions, play our in-house ‘Hotshots’ tournament.Coaches approval is required to enroll in Improver classes.Jan 14–Mar 13 Tue, Thu | 5:00pm–5:55pm$225 (one day per week)Regular Ball Competitive 2014 or earlierBecoming a well–rounded athlete while building the full court tennis skills required to be a player. This program takes place on a Full Court with Regular Tennis Balls. This pivotal development basic technical and tactical elements through a variety of focused drills and match play situations designed to better prepare athletes for regular tournament competition. Players are expected to have a minimum of their ‘Rally 10 badge’ as part of our Hollyburn Rally Awards Initiative to be eligible for the Competitive stream. Greater emphasis is placed on players to compete in our in-house ‘Hotshots’ tournaments and in ‘Progressive Tennis’ tournaments outside of Hollyburn Country Club. Coaches approval is required to enroll in Competitive classes.Jan 14–Mar 13 Tue–Thu | 4:30pm–5:55pm$337.50

THE VIEW | WINTER 2024101Regular Ball PROThese athletes are now moving towards developing tactical, physical and psychological adaptation will be regularly applied & monitored as athletes learn to compete and develop their own strengths. Athletes must be regularly attending Tennis BC Provincial events and participate in a minimum 0f 10 Tennis BC Provincial events annually. Players must have a skipping rope for each class.Coaches approval is required to enroll in this class.Jan 13–Mar 13Tennis Mon–Thu | 6:00pm–7:25pm $405 (one day per week) $360 (Mon)Fitness Mon–Thu | 4:30pm–5:25pmTeen Tennis Squads Born 2007–2010Teen Tennis is designed for skilled players who are unable to commit to a full competition schedule or, do not meet the requirements for the Pro level. This program develops skills required to successfully compete in Tennis BC developmental level tournaments and high school team play with the main focus being doubles play, positioning and tactics. Coaches approval is required to enroll in Squad B & Squad A.2.0 Squad CJan 13–Mar 12 Mon–Wed | 5:00pm–5:55pm$225 (one day per week) $200 (Mon)2.5 Squad BJan 13–Mar 13 Mon, Tue, Thu | 5:00pm–5:55pm$225 (one day per week) $200 (Mon)3.0 Squad AJan 14–Mar 13Tennis Tue, Thu | 6:00pm–7:25pm Wed | 4:30pm–5:55pm$337.50 (one day per week)Fitness Mon, Wed | 3:30pm–4:25pm Tue, Thu | 4:30pm–5:25pmPro Tournament Squad Mornings Invitation onlyThe early morning program provides supplemental training and extra volume repetition mirroring the topics and format of the afternoon coaching sessions. It is also a great way to build essential habits when competing outside the province. Athletes must be regularly attending Tennis BC Provincial events and work their way to qualify for Tennis BC’s Indoors and Outdoors Provincial tournaments. Players must have a skipping rope for each class.Jan 14–Mar 13 Tue, Wed, Thu | 6:00am–7:55am$540 (one day per week)

THE VIEW | WINTER 2024102Super Achievers - Morning Invitation onlytraining and extra practice sessions that align with the topics and format covered in the afternoon coaching sessions. It is designed to help athletes develop essential skills when competing outside performing athletes who compete at the top Provincial and National levels in the U14 category and above. Invitation to join the program is BC’s U14 and above Provincial tournaments, both indoors and outdoors. Athletes are required to participate in a minimum of 15 Tennis BC Provincial events annually. Each player must have a skipping rope for every class.Jan 14–Mar 13 Tue, Wed, Thu | 6:00am–7:55am$540 (one day per week)Super Achievers - Afternoon Invitation onlyThis program is designed for athletes who are who compete at the top provincial and national levels for U14 and older. Participants who have receive invitations to join the program. The focus of this program is to assist players in identifying their own Personal Tennis Identity and in developing their individual game style to achieve dominance. Competitors are expected to bring a tennis bag with the necessary equipment and the right attitude required for tournament play. Athletes are required to participate in a minimum of 15 Tennis BC Provincial events annually.Jan 13–Mar 13Tennis: Mon, Tue, Thu | 1:30pm–3:25pm$540 (one day per week) $480 (Mon)Mon, Wed | 6:00pm–7:25pm$405 (one day per week) $360 (Mon)Fitness: Mon–Thu | 3:30pm–4:25pm*All regular ball programs promote year–round participation in inter–club events, ladders and tournaments, along with external tournaments. Hollyburn programs are all designed to inspire the spirit of competition no matter the age, level or experience…Get in the game!*

THE VIEW | WINTER 2024103Match PlayMatch play sessions are in place as a weekly drop in encouraging our Improver, Competitive and Pro kids to get on the court and compete in a safe and fun environment. This will complement their development in lessons as they will discover areas they need to work on technically and tactically. It will also help prepare them for internal and external tournaments. Match play will be cancelled 24hrs prior if less than 3 players are signed up.Approval given to Improver, Competitive and Pro players only.Jan 17–Mar 14Red Ball Fri | 3:30pm–4:25pm Court 5Orange Ball & Green Ball Fri | 3:30pm–4:25pm Lower BubbleHotshots TournamentOur Red, Orange & Green Ball in–house tournament tournament or gain some valuable match play experience in a safe and encouraging environment.Mar 2 Red Ball | 10:00am–11:30am Orange/Green Ball | 12:00pm–2:00pmHotshots ‘Part Deux’ Doubles TournamentOur Orange & Green Ball in–house “Doubles” tournament is designed for juniors to play their sport as a team and gain some valuable match play experience in a safe and encouraging environment.Feb 23 Orange | 10:00am–12:00pm Green Ball | 12:00pm–2:00pmParent Education WeekAn opportunity for parents to ask questions regarding the junior tennis program to help them better understand their child’s developmental journey in learning tennis as a sport for life. Book a 10min time slot during your child’s class with registration opening the week prior.Feb 3–6 3:30pm–5:30pmFor additional information about our Junior Programs, please contact our Junior Tennis Manager, Jason Torpey, at Juniortennismanager@hollyburn.org.

THE VIEW | WINTER 2024104This Girl Is!Our very popular and successful girl’s only tennis class caters to our older regular ball players to compete, Tennis class ‘This Girl is a Warrior’ and a match play ‘This Girl is a Competitor’.This Girl is a Active Born 2008–2013Girls only cardio session. This is aimed at players that are looking for a high energy class involving basket drills, playing drills and fun games to keep them active and moving.Jan 14–Mar 11 Tue | 5:00pm–5:55pm$225This Girl is a Powerful Born 2008–2013Matchplay geared at singles and doubles points with coaching advice on court positions, tactics and general expectations on how a player should conduct themselves during a match.Jan 17–Mar 14 Fri | 4:30pm–5:25pm$225

Junior MemberOrientationWhen:Last Tuesday & Wednesday of Each Month5:00pmFreeTime:Price:Youth@hollyburn.orgAll Members aged 8+ yrs come join us for a Junior Member Orientation. This orientation is marks the exciting transition from Child to Junior Member as smooth as possible. We also teach the basics of what is expected of Junior Members at Hollyburn Country Club. Once your child has completed the Junior Member Orientation they will be issued a Fob and can access Club amenities without parent supervision. This orientation takes place on the last Tuesday and Wednesday of each month at 5pm. If you have any questions or concerns email youth@hollyburn.org.

THE VIEW | WINTER 2024106Adult TennisRegistration Fri, Nov 22 and closes Fri, Dec 67:20am: Adult Tennis 7:30am: In-Person & By PhoneSession DatesJan 13–Mar 16Holidays (No Classes)Family Day | Feb 17 Spring Break | Mar 16–Mar 30Registration NoticePlease take a look at our self-rating guide to help reserves the right to remove participants from a program we believe they are not at the appropriate level for and request they sign up for a suitable program, should one be available.Note that all adult classes are a 6:1 ratio per coach and per court.Adult members are permitted to sign up for a maximum of two (2) programs per week.Grace PeriodMembers will have a 3-day grace period, after the registration day, to amend or remove themselves from classes they have signed up for, including waitlists. After this period, if changes have not been made the Tennis Department will use their discretion to process the classes, to give more Members the opportunity to be involved in the (2) classes should choose their preferred two (2) sessions and remove themselves from any others, to avoid the Tennis Department making the decision for them.Waitlist clearance procedureOne day before the cancellation policy begins, all waitlists will be cleared to keep the wait list up to date. If anyone would like to re-add their name, they will be able to do so seven (7) days before programs start.Program Cancellation PolicyMembers will be charged the full fee for all programs they register for unless seven (7) day cancellation notice is received prior to the scheduled start of the program.Private Lesson Cancellation Policy 48 hours’ notice is required for private lesson cancellations.Levels Of Tennis AbilityLevel 5.0+ | Open Level 4.5 | Div 1 Level 4.0 | Div 2/3 Level 3.5 | Div 4/5 Level 3.0 | Pre-League Level 2.5 | Pre-League Level 2.0 | Pre-League Level 1.5 | Rally Level 1.0 | Learn to Play

THE VIEW | WINTER 2024107Compass Singles ChallengeLadies and Men’s singles competition in the form of a draw that moves players in various directions based on their results. Players arrange their own matches within a given timeframe. Sign up on GameTime on registration day. Spaces are limited.$15Learn to Play Level 1.0This program is for new players and players with basic experience that want to build up their skills to progress on to the next level. Our goal is to help be taught all of the fundamental aspects of tennis that are integral in being able to enjoy playing this great game now, and for the rest of their lives! Jan 13–Mar 15 Mon | 9:00am–9:55am Wed | 9:30am–10:25am Thu | 6:00pm–6:55pm Fri | 10:00am–10:55am Sat | 9:00am–9:55am$225 $200 (Mon)Rally Level 1.5This class is for players who have completed the Learn to Play or are returning to tennis. Participants should be able to rally and volley with forehands and backhands, serve to start points, and have a basic understanding of doublesJan 13–Mar 15 Mon | 10:00am–11:00am Thu | 7:00pm–7:55pm Fri | 9:00am–9:55am Fri | 11:00am–11:55am Sat | 10:00am–10:55am$200 (Mon) $2252.0 Clinic Pre-LeagueEligibility: Must be competent in all strokes and able to maintain rallies at moderate pace.This clinic is designed to work on your tactical, technical and physical foundations. Coaches use singles and doubles game situations each week, and work on improving your tennis game in all aspects. This class will also help players prepare to integrate themselves into our in-house leagues.Coaches approval is required to enroll in this class.Jan 13–Mar 15 Mon | 9:00am–9:55am Fri | 9:00am–9:55am Sat | 10:00am–10:55am$225 $200 (Mon)2.5 Clinic Pre-LeagueEligibility: Must be competent in all strokes and able to maintain rallies at moderate pace.This clinic is designed to work on your tactical, technical and physical foundations. Coaches use singles and doubles game situations each week, and work on improving your tennis game in all aspects. This class will also help players prepare to integrate themselves into our in-house leagues.Coaches approval is required to enroll in this class.Jan 13–Mar 15 Mon | 11:00am–11:55am Fri | 11:00am–11:55am$225 $200 (Mon)

THE VIEW | WINTER 20241083.0 Clinic Pre-LeagueEligibility: For competitive players who should be competing in Club leagues or competitions.This clinic is designed to work on your tactical, technical and physical foundations. Coaches use singles and doubles game situations each week, and work on improving your tennis game in all aspects. Coaches approval is required to enroll in this class.Jan 14–Mar 14 Tue | 10:00am–10:55am Fri | 9:00am–9:55am Fri | 11:00am–11:55am$2253.5 Clinic Div. 3Eligibility: Must be competing in Interclub league or tournaments.This clinic is designed to work on your tactical, technical and physical foundations. Coaches use singles and doubles game situations each week, and work on improving your tennis game in all aspects. Coaches approval is required to enroll in this class.Jan 16–Mar 14 Thu | 9:00am–9:55pm Fri | 11:00am–11:55am$2254.0+ Clinic Div. 2/3Eligibility: Players must compete at a Div. 2 or higher level.This clinic is designed to work on your tactical, technical and physical foundations. Coaches use singles and doubles game situations each week, and work on improving your tennis game in all aspects. Coaches approval is required to enroll in this class.Jan 14–Mar 13 Tue | 11:00am–11:55am Thu | 10:00am–10:55am$225DrillsDesigned to mimic the stroke sequences that players employ in a match. Drills allow players to hit the same stroke repeatedly and quickly to ingrain proper techniques. Drills are designed in doubles and singles formats where players will develop ball recognition, reaction, and repetition.Jan 13–Mar 15 Mon | 9:00am–9:55am [Level 3.0] Mon | 10:00am–10:55am [Level 2.0] Mon | 10:00am–10:55am [Level 2.5] Mon | 6:00pm–6:55pm [Level 3.5–4.0]Wed | 12:00pm–12:55pm [Level 2.0–2.5]Thu | 6:00pm–6:55pm [Level 3.0] Thu | 7:00pm–7:55pm [Level 4.0–4.5]Fri | 9:00am–9:55am [Level 2.0] Fri | 9:00am–9:55am [Level 2.5] Fri | 10:00am–10:55am [Level 3.0]Sat | 12:00pm–12:55pm [Any level]*$225 $200 (Mon)*This class has a weekly sign up on the adult notice board at indoor courts. $30 Drop-in [needs minimum 3 players to run]

THE VIEW | WINTER 2024109Ball Machine ClinicIf you are looking for a great way to groove your strokes and work on basic patterns of play, our Ball Machine Class is for you. You will be given feedback on proper technique and shot selection.Jan 13–Mar 12 Mon | 11:00am–11:55am [Level 2.0–2.5] Tue | 9:00am–9:55am [Level 4.0] Wed | 9:00am–9:55am [Level 3.0] Wed | 10:00am–10:55am [Level 3.5] $225 $200 (Mon)Ladies Pro–Am 2.0–3.0Doubles Matches with our Tennis Coaches! Join our pros in a match style environment and improve your game by playing against and with our elite Jan 15–Mar 12 Wed | 10:00am–10:55am Wed | 11:00am–11:55am$315Cardio TennisJoin in the hi-impact cardio tennis workout accompanied with pumping music and high energy! Cardio Tennis includes a warm-up, cardio workout, and cool down phases. If you are looking for a great way to get in shape and to burn calories, you must try Cardio Tennis. Available to all adults and all levels.Jan 13–Mar 10 Mon | 6:00pm–6:55pm$20 Drop in [needs minimum 5 players to run]Ball Machine OrientationAll members must have completed a ball machine orientation to use the ball machine.This class has a weekly sign up on the adult notice board at indoor courts.Jan 14–Mar 11 Tue | 10:00am–10:30am (Bi-weekly) Tue | 6:00pm–6:30pm (Bi-weekly)FreeWinter OpenComplimenting our Chad Warren Mixed Charity Tournament, the Winter Open will host Mens & Ladies Doubles for players 6.0 upwards, based on the Tennis Canada Self Rating Guide. Non-Members must be playing with a Member to be included (Unless space allows).Feb 3–7Mon-Fri | 5:30pm–8:30pm 30min time slotsFor additional information about our Adult Programs, please contact our Adult Tennis Manager, Tony Macken, at Adulttennismanager@hollyburn.org.

THE VIEW | WINTER 2024110ADULT TENNISPATHWAYSLEARN TO PLAYLEARN1.0-1.5RALLY1.5-2.0CLINIC3.0CLINICPRE-LEAGUE2.0-2.5CLINIC3.5CLINIC4.0DRILLCARDIO TENNISALL LEVELSBALL MACHINE2.0-2.5BALL MACHINE 3.0-3.5DRILLS2.0-2.5DRILLS3.0EVENING DRILLS4.0-4.5COMPASS CHALLENGE2.0-3.0 | 3.0-4.5COMPETEPRO-AM2.0-2.5LADIES IN-HOUSESOCIAL/BUSINESS2.5+MEN’S IN-HOUSENIGHT2.0-4.5+LADIES INTERCLUBDAY/NIGHT/DOGWOOD3.0+MEN’S INTERCLUBNIGHT/WEEKEND4.0-4.5+TENNIS EVENTSMONTHLY TOURNAMENTS/ SOCIALS2.5-5.0BALL MACHINE 3.5-4.0EVENING DRILLS3.5-4.0

THE VIEW | WINTER 2024111JUNIOR TENNISPATHWAYSRED BALL8 & UNDERORANGE BALL10 & UNDERRegular Ball14 & UNDERGREEN BALL12 & UNDERTEEN TENNIS18 & UNDERPLAY BALL3-5 YRSSUPERACHIEVERS14 & OVER,PROVINCIAL RANKEDPLAYERS ONLY2.0 SQUAD C 2.5 SQUAD B 3.0 SQUAD A PRO TOURNAMENTSQUAD14 & UNDERIMPROVER COMPETITIVEPRO9 & UNDERDEVELOPMENTIMPROVER COMPETITIVEPRO10 & UNDERDEVELOPMENTIMPROVER COMPETITIVEPRO11 & UNDERDEVELOPMENTIMPROVER COMPETITIVEPRO8 & UNDERDEVELOPMENT

THE VIEW | WINTER 2024112Breeze DonerChildcare & Youth ManagerBDoner@hollyburn.orgStephanie LumYouth CoordinatorYouth@hollyburn.org JUNIORS & CHILDRENHolidays (No Classes)Jan 27 | Pro-D Days Feb 17 | Family DayRegistered ProgramsThe Youth Department aims to provide engaging and exceptional registered programing for all younger members based on the following key beliefs. Long-Term, Healthy Child DevelopmentWe ensure that activities are appropriate for age and stage of development.Client Centeredemotional development varies with an individual’s age and stage of development. Promotes Key ValuesWe ensure that we are inclusive, welcoming, fun, fair and safe, placing priority on long-term success. Encourages Lifelong Activity & WellnessWhether you continue with an activity or take a break and come back later, we will provide opportunities to stay engaged and active at any age. Cancellation PolicyFor all youth and adult programs, members must cancel prior to seven (7) days of the program’s start date and time to avoid a full billing charge. Members withdrawing after the start date and time will be charged in full. Cancellations of individual lessons are not refunded or rescheduled. Please be aware that there is a 48-hour cancellation policy for private lessons. Minimum Participation RequirementsMinimum number of registered participants required for program operation.

THE VIEW | WINTER 2024113ChildcareMini Scholars Under 3s 1.5–3 yrsexploration, and structured activities such as art, music, movement, literature, and circle time. We have a dynamic curriculum of theme-based learning which constantly changes and develops. This preschool-style program aims to work through a variety of interpersonal skills with a focus on problem solving, creativity, self-help skills, and kinder-readiness.Jan 6–Mar 14 Mon–Fri | 9:00am–11:00am Mountain Room, Kids CentreMon Only | $270 Tue Only | $300 Wed Only | $300 Thu Only | $300 Fri Only | $300 Mini Scholars Over 3s 3–5 yrsexploration, and structured activities such as art, music, movement, literature, and circle time. We have a dynamic curriculum of theme-based learning which constantly changes and develops. This preschool-style program aims to work through a variety of interpersonal skills with a focus on problem solving, creativity, self-help skills, and kinder-readiness.Jan 6–Mar 14 Mon–Fri | 9:00am–11:00am Coast Room, Kids CentreMon Only | $270 Tue Only | $300 Wed Only | $300 Thu Only | $300 Fri Only | $30Mini Athletics 2–5 yrsexperience each day, focusing on movement and physical education through structured sports and play-based learning. Classes include sessions from Hollyburn’s other departments and community partners, introducing new sports like pickleball, karate, soccer, and dance. This program helps Jan 6–Mar 14 Mon–Fri | 11:00am–1:00pm Mountain Room/The HubMon Only | $270 Tue Only | $300 Wed Only | $300 Thu Only | $300 Fri Only | $300*New – Lunch Program 2–5 yrs Families can choose from a preselected menu of Bistro items prepared onsite and delivered to the Kids’ Centre, eliminating the need to pack lunch. Transfers are provided between Mini Athletics or HollyVille and the Lunch Program, as well as to HollyVille or the new afternoon Mini Artists session. If you prefer to pack a lunch, please indicate this during registration, and your fees will be adjusted to can enjoy free playtime or coloring.Jan 6–Mar 14 Mon–Fri | 1:00pm–2:00pm Mountain Room, Kids CentreMon Only | $90 Tue Only | $100 Wed Only | $100 Thu Only | $100 Fri Only | $100

THE VIEW | WINTER 2024114*New – Mini Artists 2–5 yrsWe are doing a test run of a new afternoon class time for our pre-k members. We are excited to Similar to our Creative Crafters, Mini Artists motor skills and artistic abilities by experimenting with shape, colour, form and texture. However, we will also be exploring other artistic forms dabbling in poetry, drama, and song. Jan 6–Mar 14 Mon–Fri | 2:00pm–3:00pm Mountain Room, Kids CentreMon Only | $180 Tue Only | $200 Wed Only | $200 Thu Only | $200 Fri Only | $200Mini Bakers 4–7 yrsPlease join our childcare team and put on your Chef Hat in a safe and inclusive environment. Our learning and developing a variety of skills and healthy eating choices. Participants will have fun discovering the food groups, measuring, food and table manners, using their senses to discover a great class to make new friends, improve social skills through teamwork, sharing and responsibility. Some recipes may contain gluten, dairy or animal products. Please be sure to inform the team if your chef has any other dietary restrictions. Jan 6–Mar 14 Tue | 3:30pm–4:30pm Mountain Room, Kids Centre$300 Petite Ballet 3–5 yrsThe Petite Ballet class encourages social skills and independence while developing motor skills and musicality. Taught by Ms. Carol from West Coast Ballet in a nurturing environment, basic ballet technique is introduced through games and play. Girls’ Attire: Pink leotard, ballet tights, and canvas ballet shoes. Hair should be in a ponytail or bun. Boys’ Attire: White t-shirt, black shorts, and socks.Jan 6–Mar 14 Wed | 3:30pm–4:15pm Coast Room, Kids Centre Carol Seary$330Mini Star Soccer 3–5 yrsintroduce our youngest members to soccer basics and performance development. Join Coach Marvin literacy skills in a fun and supportive environment while making new friends!Jan 6–Mar 14 Thu | 3:30pm–4:30pm The Hub$300Creative Crafters 4–7 yrsfor an hour of arts and crafts. Participants will while exploring shape, color, form, and texture. Tap into your creativity and have fun with friends! All materials are included in the cost.Jan 6–Mar 14 Fri | 3:30pm–4:30pm Mountain Room, Kids Centre$250

THE VIEW | WINTER 2024115Winter Camp – Morning 2–5 yrsJoin us after the holidays before you welcome the spring term. Children will participate in games, songs, circle time, arts and crafts, and more!Jan 6–10 Mon–Fri | 9:00am–1:00pm$200Winter Camp – Afternoon 2–5 yrsJoin us after the holidays before you welcome the spring term. Children will participate in games, songs, circle time, arts and crafts, and more!Jan 6–10 Mon–Fri | 1:00pm–3:00pm$175Spring Break Camp, Week 1 – Morning 2–5 yrsJoin us for the Spring Break. Children will participate in games, songs, circle time, arts and crafts, and more!Mar 17–21 Mon–Fri | 9:00am–1:00pm$200 Spring Break Camp, Week 1 – Afternoon 2–5 yrsJoin us for the Spring Break. Children will participate in games, songs, circle time, arts and crafts, and more!Mar 17–21 Mon–Fri | 1:00pm–3:00pm$175Spring Break Camp, Week 2 – Morning 2–5 yrsJoin us for the Spring Break. Children will participate in games, songs, circle time, arts and crafts, and more!Mar 24–28 Mon–Fri | 9:00am–1:00pm$200Spring Break Camp, Week 2 – Afternoon2–5 yrsJoin us for the Spring Break. Children will participate in games, songs, circle time, arts and crafts, and more!Mar 24–28 Mon–Fri | 1:00pm–3:00pm$175HollyVille Registered Drop-in 4 mos- 7 yrsHollyVille Childminding registration is available via GameTime. Bookings are $3.50 for 15 mins, with a daily maximum of 2 hours. A parent or guardian must be on-site for the duration of the booking.Mon-Wed | 8:45am-7:00pm Thu-Fri | 8:45am-8:00pm Sat-Sun | 8:45am-5:00pm$3.50 for 15 mins

THE VIEW | WINTER 2024116JuniorsMulti-Sport by Sportball 5 yrs, 9 mos–10 yrsMulti-Sport is the perfect way for little movers to explore the world of sports. This fun and engaging program lets kids try just about everything including baseball, basketball, football, hockey, volleyball, golf, and tennis.Backed by Sportball methodology and led by trained coaches, Multi-Sport teaches kids new skills through new ways to move. You never know–it might just be where your kiddo gets introduced to their new favourite sport. If you have any questions about this camp, please contact Stephanie Lum at Youth@hollyburn.org. Jan 6–Mar 10 Mon | 3:30pm–4:30pm The Hub$190 Multi-Sport by Sportball 9 yrs, 9 mos–12 yrsMulti-Sport is the perfect way for little movers to explore the world of sports. This fun and engaging program lets kids try just about everything including baseball, basketball, football, hockey, volleyball, golf, and tennis.Backed by Sport ball methodology and led by trained coaches, Multi-Sport teaches kids new skills through new ways to move. You never know–it might just be where your kiddo gets introduced to their new favourite sport. If you have any questions about this camp, please contact Stephanie Lum at Youth@hollyburn.org. Jan 6–Mar 10 Mon | 4:30pm–5:30pm The Hub$190 Family Chess Club 5+ yrsPlease join our dedicated and engaging instructors from our community partner, The Chess Institute of Canada, as they deliver dynamic chess lessons for families (Children, Juniors, Parents and Grandparents). Lessons are designed to develop and expand Chess knowledge, cognitive ability and impact essential life skills- while families have fun together! No previous Chess background is necessary to join the program. If you have any questions about this camp, please contact Stephanie Lum at Youth@hollyburn.org. Jan 9–Mar 13 Thu | 6:00pm–7:00pm Coast Room$300 Beginner Ballet 5 yrs, 9 mos–9 yrs 9 mosThis class focuses on developing the foundations of ballet technique by building knowledge each week. The class will incorporate stretching and core and boys. This class will be taught by Ms. Carol of West Coast Ballet. If you have any questions about this program, please contact Stephanie Lum at Youth@hollyburn.org. Girls’ Attire: Pink leotard, ballet tights, and canvas ballet shoes. Hair should be in a ponytail or bun. Boys’ Attire: White t-shirt, black shorts, and socks.Jan 8–Mar 12 Wed | 4:30pm–5:30pm Coast Room Carol Seary$330

THE VIEW | WINTER 2024117Junior Star Soccer 5 yrs, 9 mos–9 yrs 9 mos Once again, Hollyburn is lease to partner with introduction to soccer basics, as well as more in-demonstrate and focus on important soccer and physical literacy skills in a kind, please contact Stephanie Lum at Youth@hollyburn.org. Jan 9–Mar 13 Thu | 4:30pm–5:30pm The Hub $330 Junior Star Soccer 9 yrs, 9 mos–12 yrs Once again, Hollyburn is lease to partner with introduction to soccer basics, as well as more in-demonstrate and focus on important soccer and physical literacy skills in a kind, please contact Stephanie Lum at Youth@hollyburn.org. Jan 9–Mar 13 Thu | 5:30pm–6:30pm The Hub $330 Pro-D All Day Camp 5 yrs, 9 mos–12 yrs building activities, science experiments cooperative games and more! If you have any questions about this camp, please contact Stephanie Lum at Youth@hollyburn.org. Jan 27 Mon | 9:00am–3:00pm The Hub *West Vancouver School DistrictFeb 14 Fri | 9:00am–3:00pm The Hub *North Vancouver School District$100 Transfer Tennis to Aquatics 4–8 yrs have your children transferred from one program to another! Youth Leaders will pick up your child from their Swim lesson and transfer them to their Tennis lesson. *Please Note: Our Youth Leaders will not be helping your child change clothing. There will be very limited space, register early! If you have any questions about this program, please contact Stephanie Lum at Youth@hollyburn.org. Jan 6–Mar 13 Mon–Thu | 4:15pm–5:00pm$15 per term

THE VIEW | WINTER 2024118Junior Member Orientation 8–18 yrs, 11 mosAll Members aged 8+ come join us for a Junior Member Orientation. This orientation is meant to make the exciting transition from Child to Junior Member as smooth as possible. We also teach the basics of what is expected of Junior Members at Hollyburn Country Club. Once your child has completed the Junior Member Orientation, they will be issued a Fob and can access Club amenities without parent supervision. This orientation takes place on the last Tuesday and Wednesday of each month at 5pm. There will be very limited space, register early! If you have any questions or concerns email Youth@hollyburn.org. Jan 28–29 | Feb 25–26 Mar 11–12 | Apr 29–30 Tue, Wed | 5:00pm Kids Centre FreeSpring Break Camp 6-10 yrsIn this combo camp, participants will experience a wide variety of sports and activities with Hollyburn’s youth leaders in an enthusiastic, high-energy environment! We will see many of the clubs’ facilities including the badminton gym, Hub, pool, dojo, games, team building activities, and outside contractors. We encourage cooperation and participation in all activities while building new friendships. Inquiries to Youth@hollyburn.org. Mar 17–21 | Mar 24–28 Mon–Fri | 9:00am–3:00pm The Hub $400Junior Winter Combo Camp In this combo camp, participants will experience a wide variety of sports and activities with Hollyburn's youth leaders in an ethusiastic, high energy environment! We will see many of the clubs' facilities including the badminton gym, Hub, pool, dojo, games, athletics, and team building activities. We encourage cooperation and participation in all activities while building new friendships. Inquiries to Stephanie Lum Youth@hollyburn.org.Jan 6-10 Mon-Fri | 9:00am-3:00pm The Hub$375Coast Room Hours*All children under 8 yrs must be supervised by a responsible adult at all times. Mon & Tue | 3:30pm–8:00pm Wed | 6:00pm–8:00pm Thu | 3:30pm–5:30pm Thu | 7:00pm–8:00pm Fri | 3:30pm–8:00pm Sat & Sun | 8:45am–8:00pmFreeThe Hub Hours 8–11 yrsMon–FriFree Parent Supervised Drop-InSat & Sun | 6:00am–10:00am (Bay 1 only) 7:00pm–10:00pm (Bay 1 only) Mon–Fri | 6:00am - 3:30pm Sta Supervised Drop-InMon–Fri | 3:30pm - 7:00pm Sat & Sun | 10:00am–7:00pm

THE VIEW | WINTER 2024119Bouncy Castle Up Fri | 3:30pm–8:00pm Sat & Sun | 10:00am–8:00pm The Hub Childminding Services 5–7 yrsJoin our Youth Leaders or explore independently activities and sports!Important Notes:• Maximum of 2 hours.• checked in by a parent or guardian, who must stay on-site.• Children 4 and under must be accompanied by an adult at all times.• Junior Members 8+ do not need parent supervision.*Dates and times subject to changeMon–Fri | 3:30pm–8:00pm Sat, Sun | 10:00am–8:00pmFree Youth Lounge 8+ yrsOpen Daily | 8:45am–10:00pmFree

THE VIEW | WINTER 2024120Terrance CadienteWellness CoordinatorWellness@hollyburn.orgWELLNESSStudent Intern MassageDiscover the perfect way to unwind at Hollyburn Country Club with our Student Intern Massage Therapy program! Our skilled student therapists, under the guidance of experienced professionals, needs. Enjoy top-notch relaxation at a fraction of the cost, while supporting the next generation of wellness experts. Treat yourself to the ultimate stress relief and book your session today!Please Note Student Interns cannot treat individuals with personal injury claims or pending litigation. Their services are not eligible for extended health care plans or taxable benets. Care may be limited in frequency or type of treatment.Katsuno Rose Sat | 10:00am–1:30pm30 min | $60 45 min | $70 60 min | $80 75 min | $100 90 min | $120ChiropracticChiropractic services, led by the esteemed Dr. Ali Akhavan. Dr. Akhavan brings a wealth of experience treatment plans tailored to your unique needs. Whether you are recovering from an injury, seeking relief from chronic pain, or striving to enhance your overall well-being, Dr. Akhavan is committed to helping you achieve your health goals. Experience serene and welcoming environment. Schedule your appointment with Dr. Ali Akhavan today and take Ali AkhavanMon | 6:30pm–8:00pm Wed | 9:30am–10:45am Fri | 10:00am–1:00pm30 min | $130 15 min | $95

THE VIEW | WINTER 2024121Fascial Stretch Therapy (FST)tension. Unlike traditional stretching methods, FST focuses on the fascia, the connective tissue that surrounds muscles and joints. Skilled therapists use gentle, pain-free movements to stretch and loosen these tissues, helping to enhance your range of motion, reduce pain, and boost overall athletic performance. Whether you’re a seasoned athlete or just looking to improve your general well-rejuvenating experience that leaves you feeling refreshed and limber.Christopher Lea Sun | 10:00am–1:30pm Tue | 1:00pm–5:45pm Wed | 9:00am–12:30pm Thu | 11:30am–12:30pm Fri | 10:15am–3:00pm60 min | $115 AcupunctureLooking to enhance your well-being and rejuvenate your health? Dr. Austin Wei, our esteemed holistic approach to healing that’s both ancient and innovative. With years of experience and a gentle touch, Dr. Wei uses acupuncture to help reduce stress, alleviate chronic pain, and improve overall energy levels. Whether you’re an athlete seeking quicker recovery, or simply looking to unwind and addition to your wellness routine. Schedule your this time-honored therapy right here at the club!Austin Wei Mon, Thu | 10:00am–4:00pm 60 min | $135Registered Massage Therapy (RMT)Looking to unwind and recover after your workouts or just need a little self-care boost? Consider trying Registered Massage Therapy (RMT)! Whether you’re dealing with muscle tension, stress, or simply want to enhance your overall well-being, RMT can be soreness, improving circulation, reducing stress levels, and promoting relaxation. Our skilled therapists tailor sessions to your needs, whether you prefer deep tissue for those tough knots or soothing Swedish for pure relaxation. Treat yourself to the rejuvenating experience you deserve right here at Hollyburn.Terrance Cadiente Tue–Fri | 10:00am–6:00pmTania Thompson Mon | 9:00am–5:00pm Tue | 9:00am–3:00pm Wed | 9:00am–1:00pm60 min | $135 90 min | $195 How can I book a Session?Online booking is available through the GameTime app under the “Well” category. Click on an open block to see available treatments from each practitioner. Alternatively, book in person at the Fitness Centre desk, or call 604-913-4563. For more information, please email Terrance at Wellness@hollyburn.org CancellationPer our cancellation policy, if you need to reschedule or cancel your session, we require 24 hours advance notice. If you cancel or change your session within 24 hours, we will process a 100% cancellation fee.We are not able to treat anyone with an active ICBC or WorkSafeBC claim. Failure to disclose an active claim may result in a cancellation and full charge of the scheduled appointment.

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