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THE VIEW | SUMMER 20255Dear Members, I’m writing this View article with tremendous excitement as we are just a few short months away from welcoming you home to your brand-new food and beverage facilities! Although the exterior may still resemble a construction zone, rest assured that exciting progress is unfolding behind the scenes. Inside, the transformation is well underway. Finishing touches like millwork, wallcoverings, lighting fixtures, and countless other details are coming together beautifully. As we approach the oicial opening, you can expect a steady stream of updates and communications to keep you informed and engaged every step of the way. Today, I’d like to take you behind the scenes and share what the next few months will look like as we prepare to bring Renew ’22 to life. Construction Completion | End of April We remain on track to complete construction by the end of April. This milestone marks the physical completion of the project, but not quite the finish line. The next critical step is obtaining occupancy of the new space, which involves a series of inspections and approvals from key stakeholders, including final sign-o from the District of West Vancouver. Occupancy is a major milestone as it represents the oicial handover of the facility and allows our teams to begin the operational setup. Until this approval is granted, we cannot move into or activate the space, making it an essential part of the timeline. Operational Setup | May Once occupancy is secured, May will be a month of intensive preparation. The construction team will remain onsite to complete deficiency work, while we simultaneously begin receiving and installing hundreds of pieces of furniture, smallwares, and operational supplies. Seing up the space will require a highly coordinated eort. Every detail, from kitchen equipment and bar setups to dishware and décor, needs to be carefully placed and tested to ensure a seamless Member experience from day one. Team Training & Onboarding Equally important are our people. We will be onboarding and training more than 120 new employees in the new facilities throughout May. This phase is essential, as it allows our teams to become comfortable in the new layout, practice workflows, learn our service syllabus, and test menu items. Our goal is to deliver a polished and welcoming experience from the moment we open our doors. So Openings | Late May To ensure we’re fully prepared, we’ll be hosting a series of so openings at the end of May. These events are designed to test the operation - from front-of-house to back-of-house -under real conditions (but limited capacity). They give our team the chance to work through any final adjustments and fine-tune the experience before we oicially welcome all Members. Aer that, it’s go time! CEO/GM REPORT

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 20256Temporary Facility Update During this transition, we will make every eort to keep our temporary food and beverage facilities operational. However, there will be a brief window where we must pause service at Intermission, with Bistro Lite remaining open to serve Members during that time. We’ll communicate any changes to operating hours in advance and appreciate your understanding as we enter the final stretch. Welcoming You Home | June! We will be doing everything we can to open our new facilities as soon as possible while also ensuring we spend the necessary time preparing ourselves. Members have been incredibly patient throughout construction and we know everyone is eager to get their Club back! Thank you for your patience, support, and enthusiasm throughout the Renew ’22 journey. We are in the home stretch now, and we cannot wait to welcome you into these new spaces - designed with intention, built for community, and created to elevate every moment you spend at the Club. June is also a busy time for other reasons as we have our Club AGM on June 16. The AGM will mark the close of another Board term. I’d like to take a moment to sincerely thank the Club’s eleven dedicated Board Members for their time and energy. For the past two years, Diane Kennedy has led the Board with exceptional professionalism, integrity, and dedication in her role as Club Chair. I’ve had the privilege of working closely with Diane and have seen first-hand her unwavering commitment to strong governance, thoughtful leadership, and ensuring that Members’ voices are both heard and respected. Her steady guidance and collaborative approach have been instrumental in advancing key priorities - most notably, bringing Renew ’22 to life. It is both fiing and well-deserved that Diane will conclude her term by taking part in cuing the ribbon on this transformational project. Please join me in oering our heartfelt thanks to Diane for her outstanding service to the Hollyburn community. Kathryn Cowden CEO, General Manager

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 20257BOARD CHAIRDear Members, Last year, I provided insight into how we develop our operating budget, which is primarily funded through monthly dues. As we enter a new fiscal year, I want to shi the focus to our capital budget—how it's developed, why it maers, and why amending two key Bylaws will be essential for the Club’s long-term success. Historically, the Club’s obligatory capital, aspirational capital, and debt servicing rely on the revenue derived solely from new member entrance fees. Obligatory capital is used for the ongoing maintenance and replacement of the Club’s existing assets. These assets include a wide range of items, from mechanical and electrical equipment to interior finishes like flooring and ceiling tiles. Since these assets are essential to the Club’s daily operations, maintaining them is critical to ensuring the Club remains safe and operational. For the past 10 years, consistent new membership sales have allowed the Club to spend on average $1.3M annually on obligatory capital improvements. In this annual mix of projects, the Board is given the authority to make capital expenditure decisions on any single item that does not exceed 5% of the Club’s gross revenues from operations in the prior year (Bylaw 12.2). For example, last year’s limit was $1,065,000, and this upcoming year is projected to be $1,035,000. Under current Bylaws, upcoming projects like a roof replacement, or a new gym floor would have to be phased over a couple of years which is impractical and expensive. In addition, before proceeding with any project above this spending threshold it would be required to be put forward for a Member vote as a special resolution, delaying important projects. Aspirational capital is defined as new projects or investments that are dedicated to enhancing and expanding the Club's assets and increasing Member equity. They contribute to a high degree of Member satisfaction and ensure the Club’s oerings remain strong in relation to the marketplace. Due to its price tag, this type of expenditure typically requires 2/3 voting Member approval through special resolution. Examples include: • Plan 2007: $15M for fitness, swim change rooms, youth, massage, and seismic upgrades. • Plan 2014: $4.7M for Men's & Ladies Spa, hockey large ice slab and four court upper tennis bubble. • Plan 2018: $2.3M to bubble the lower courts and build the lower tennis building. • Renew’22: $23.3M for a complete renewal of family dining, bar and grill dining, bistro oerings, and catering in a premium club venue. The investment also covered a complete renovation of Hollyville and the relocation of Club administration. Long Range Planning Throughout its history, the Board has played a vital role in supporting Management through financial stewardship, governance, and long-term strategy. I am impressed by our Board’s ability to collaborate, uphold our strong legacy and reputation, and continually enhance membership value. This year, our Management team completed a thorough evaluation of the Club’s assets and proposed a 10-year capital maintenance and replacement strategy. The results were concerning: 42% of the Club’s existing assets (excluding those addressed by Renew’22) require either urgent repairs to prevent failure or immediate to near-term MESSAGE

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 20258replacement. The failure of a critical asset would significantly impact your Member experience. These range from visible upgrades, like replacing aging fitness equipment, to behind-the-scenes essentials, such as arena dehumidifiers, which go unnoticed until they break. The Board has endorsed the recommendation of a spending profile that would eliminate all critical overdue assets and maintain overdue assets to under 20% beyond 2030. Debate over how this can be funded continues as I write this article. One thing is clear; our historic $1.3M annual capital spending is not enough. To get ahead, we will be exploring dierent opportunities to fund the required investments, and we will look at the best practices of other clubs in our peer group Since our capital financing model currently relies solely on revenue derived from new Member entrance fees, a Bylaw amendment is necessary (Bylaw 12.3). Proposed Bylaw Amendments As such, we will be asking Members to vote on an amendment to Bylaws 12.2 and 12.3 at the upcoming AGM in June. The amendment to 12.2 changes the cap on a single capital improvement from 5% to 10% of gross revenue, as follows: Update Bylaw 12.2 to read: “The Board has the authority to make expenditures in furtherance of the purposes of the Club provided that the Board may not spend, in any fiscal year, on any single capital improvement project, an amount in excess of 10% of the Club’s gross revenues from operations in the prior year as determined from the Club’s audited financial statements. An expenditure in excess of this amount shall be authorized by Special Resolution of the Club.” If this Bylaw change was already approved, this year’s cap on spending on a single capital project would be $2,070,000 vs $1,035,000. It is important to note that any project over this size would still require a Member vote and due process. The amendment to 12.3 gives flexibility to explore revenue sources other than new member initiation for capital improvement, as follows: Update Bylaw 12.3 to read: “Unless approved by a Special Resolution, the total capital expenditures for any year shall not exceed the total of the Club’s capital revenue, including entrance fees, in the prior fiscal year, as determined from the Club’s audited financial statements, net of any annual amortization of debt obligations due from previous financings.” These changes will significantly help the Board’s and Management’s ability to address the capital needs of the Club. As we approach the AGM on June 16, 2025, additional information on these proposed changes will be communicated. If you have any concerns leading up to the AGM please email me at board@hollyburn.org As I write this final View article as your Board Chair, I find it hard to believe how quickly time has passed. Serving in this role has sometimes been filled with challenges that pushed me to grow balanced with moments of accomplishment that made it highly satisfying. I have been truly honoured to work alongside a Board and Management team that are not only confident and capable but also deeply commied to the success of our Club. Their insight, collaboration, and dedication have made this experience both rewarding and inspiring, and I am grateful for the opportunity to have been part of it. Respectfully, Diane Kennedy Board Chair

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 20259WHAT’S HAPPENINGClub Access Changing to FRA This SummerClub access is transitioning to Facial Recognition Access (FRA) in Summer 2025. Over 3,000 Members have already enrolled and are enjoying the ease of walking in with just a glance at a verification camera.Why Enroll in FRA?• Quick and easy setup – Takes less than a minute on your mobile device.• Seamless, secure Club access – No fob needed once enrolled.• Enhanced safety – Only authorized Members can access areas based on their status.If you haven’t enrolled yet, you can request your personal enrollment link through the Hollyburn App or by emailing Hollyburncountryclub@hollyburn.org. FRA is optional, but strongly encouraged for the most convenient Club experience. An upgraded fob option will also be available for those who choose not to enroll.New Flexibility for Intermediate Memberships!Exciting updates to our Intermediate Membership policy! Members who qualify and apply before turning 26 now have the option to continue their membership without interruption. For more information, visit our FAQ or contact the Membership Team at Membership@hollyburn.org to check your eligibility and secure your spot today. Renew ‘22 | Opening Summer 2025!Renew ’22 is almost complete, and we’re excited to welcome Members to their new home away from home this summer. As the final countdown begins, you can expect updates on the oicial opening dates of our brand-new restaurant, patios, café, and event spaces. To learn more, read the full Renew ’22 update on page 12.AT HOLLYBURN

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202510Reusables Results & Huge THANK YOU! Hollyburn Country Club launched the Reusables at Hollyburn initiative on December 3rd as a sustainable alternative to single-use takeout containers. In partnership with local company Reusables, the program allows Members to borrow durable containers for food and beverages, which are tracked via Member numbers and returned to Smart Bins for professional onsite cleaning and reuse.The program has seen an outstanding 99% return rate on containers within 30 days, helping divert over 25,000 disposable containers from landfills. This initiative marks a significant step in Hollyburn’s commitment to environmental responsibility and reducing its carbon footprint. Thank you to all of our Members for embracing this change with open arms and doing their part in becoming a more sustainable community! Bear Season is Here, Stay Informed & SafeLast year, we experienced challenges with bears recognizing the Club as a potential food source. This season, we’re being proactive to keep our community and local wildlife safe. Please avoid leaving any food or waste liered on property and report any bear sightings to Member Services or Member Safety immediately. By staying vigilant we can contribute to a safer environment. Thank you for your cooperation!Courtesy Umbrella ProgramStay dry with our new Courtesy Umbrella Program. Grab an umbrella from the designated storage bins and leave it at any Club entrance when you arrive. No need to return it to the lot, just drop it o at the nearest door! Heading back out to your vehicle, grab an umbrella and leave it in the designated parking lot storage bin. These umbrellas are for on-site use only and should remain on Hollyburn property.

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202511YOU SPEAK, WE LISTENMember “I noticed the apples provided for members aer workouts are from the USA. Would it be possible to source BC apples instead? I love having an apple aer exercising, but I’ll hold o until they’re Canadian-grown.”Management: “We are doing our best when it comes to ordering Canadian apples. At this point in the year the demand for local product outstrips the availability. So the choice we are presented is to not provide the service or to bring in what is available. We choose to bring in what is available. Our suppliers know to hold aside as much Canadian apples as they are geing for us to pass onto our Members.” Member “My locker wouldn’t open and I couldn’t reach sta since the landline had no instructions and wouldn’t dial out. I had no phone and was stuck in just a towel, so I called the emergency number for help. Maybe the landline could have front desk info clearly posted for situations like this.” Management: “Thanks for reaching out and leing us know about your experience. That sounds frustrating and we really appreciate you bringing it to our aention. Adding clear dialing instructions to the landline is a great idea, and is now underway! Keep an eye out for updated dialing info plates to be installed with all House phones. It’s important that Members have an easy way to get assistance when needed.” Member “Jadene has done an amazing job of building a fun, inclusive, and high quality skating program. We are so lucky to have her at the helm and I am so appreciative of how much thought and eort she puts into making skating fun for all ages and skill levels.”Member "Aer finishing tennis, we enter the Club through the North (Squash) entrance and head down the stairs to the le, using our fob to access the Men’s Spa. Will facial recognition be installed at this entrance as well? If not, is there a reason why?"Management: “Right now, our focus is on ensuring a smooth rollout of Facial Recognition Access (FRA) for the broader Membership. Since we’re introducing new technology, we’ve taken a phased approach, prioritizing main entrances first. Additional FRA devices in specific areas will follow as we continue enhancing the program. We appreciate your enthusiasm—it’s great to hear you’re finding FRA beneficial and eager to see it expanded! In the meantime, your FOB will continue to provide access at that entrance.” Member "It would be great to have a return bin for reusables inside the upper tennis centre. If that’s not possible, maybe there could be a system where sta collect and return them to the main building receptacles?"Management: "Thank you for your note about Reusables—great suggestion! We always planned to add a bin in the tennis area but wanted to see how the program rolled out first. A bin has now been ordered and should be in place in the coming weeks." Member “I just wanted to say what an amazing job Kennedy does in the Hub. She is completely engaged with the kids, playing with them and providing guidance/enforcement when needed. Our kids and others love it when she is working. I think she’s an excellent example for the other youth/young adults working around the club. She is always positive and commied to her work.”

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202512RENEW 22Dear Members, As we move into spring, the vision behind Renew ’22 is becoming more tangible than ever. With construction progressing rapidly and our operational plans coming to life, the countdown to welcoming Members into their new food and beverage facilities is oicially on.The past few months have been a time of behind-the-scenes transformation—bringing new team members onboard, finalizing finishes, refining service plans, and preparing to launch new food and beverage concepts designed to enhance every part of your Member experience.We’re excited to share that the project remains on schedule for an early summer opening. Here's a closer look at what’s been happening across operations and construction; People & Operations Preparation• All management-level Food & Beverage positions have been filled. The new leadership team is actively training, developing new standard operating procedures, and collaborating on menus, event packages, and bar lists. • We hosted a successful job fair and hired nearly half of our new hourly team members, who will begin training in May. • Branding & identities for the new café, restaurant, and event space have been developed and will be unveiled to Members in May. • So goods—including plates, cups, menus, and napkins—have started arriving onsite. • Construction ProgressPHASE 2

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202513• Final finishes are well underway, with drywall and millwork complete on both levels. • Tiling, wallpapering, and flooring installations are nearing completion. • Stonework is being installed on bar tops, reception desks, and bathroom counter tops. • Lighting fixtures are being installed throughout the facility. • Glass railing installation is progressing smoothly. BudgetAs we enter the last stretch of the project, we continue to expect that the total cost of Renew '22 construction to remain within the original budget of $23.3M and the furniture and equipment budget to be approximately $1.5M. All stakeholders involved remain diligent in staying within budget while ensuring the integrity of the project can be delivered. What’s NextOur focus over the next few weeks will remain on permiing and commissioning to ensure we’re ready to open this summer.Members can expect communication in May regarding key dates and details about what to expect as we transition from our temporary facilities into our new home. 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. We’re geing close—and we can’t wait to welcome you home to your new facilities! The membership has been incredibly accommodating and patient, thank you!

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Club Usage Members AgeMembers Gender2%12%20%25%23%13%5%Member Tenure1-2 YRS | 3-5 YRS | 6-10 YRS | 11-20 YRS | 21-30 YRS | 31+ YRS72% | Multiple times a week12% | Once a week5% | 2-3 times3% | Once a month8% | Less than once a month8%9%13%18%20%33%51%Female48%Male1%OtherOn average, the respondents in the survey have belonged to the Club for 29.07 years. How frequently do you use the Club?There is a healthy representation of both genders in the results.The average age of the respondents is 56 years.0-30 31-40 41-50 51-60 61-70 71-80 80+Overall Satisfaction85% of Members are satisfied with their experience at the Club. The overall satisfaction score remains 5.54 out of 7, unchanged from previous years.The 2025 Member Survey was conducted to understand Member experiences and identify areas for improvement. A total of 1,445 responses were collected, representing 28% of the membership. These responses provide valuable insights that will guide future decisions for Hollyburn Country Club.Members appreciate the Club’s oerings but have concerns about value, pricing, and access.85%I am familiar with the Club’s rules, policies and general code of conduct95%Do you believe the Club is living up to its current Mission Statement24% | Not Sure68% | Yes?8% | NoOverall SatisfactionKey Insights on Membership Value Net Promoter Score67% of Members feel they receive good value for their membership dues. The score has steadily improved over past years, but key concerns impacting NPS remain: overcrowding, pricing, and inconsistent service quality. These are the top-voted areas for allocating funds.Perceived value is lower among younger Members and families with children.To provide a compelling Member experience through outstanding facilities, programs and services for generations to come.Club SecurityImproving Food& Beverage OptionsMaintenance ofFacilitiesEnhancing Luxury OtherI am familiar with the Club’s rules, policies and general code of conduct95%93%82%85%78%76%69%I feel informed about the Club from its communicationsI feel proud to be a member of HollyburnSta is responsive to my needs and cares a great deal about serving meI feel positive about the future direction of our clubHollyburn is the perfect pritave club enviroment for people like meClub sta does a food job at enforcing the Club’s rules and policies2023:14.562024:>15.93

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Do you believe the Club is living up to its Vision Statement13% | Not sure64% | Yes?23% | No Comments indicated: Members express a forward-looking vision for Hollyburn, wishing to see the club evolve positively over the next decade by continuously adapting to the needs of its current and future generations, all while preserving its commitment to providing an exceptional member experience. To provide a compelling Member experience through outstanding facilities, programs and services for generations to come.Areas Members Want To See Improvement:• Beer overall customer service.• Stricter enforcement of Club rules (behavior and parking).• High anticipation for the new restaurant and beer food/service.• Strong interest in enhanced pickleball facilities.• Ongoing frustration with inadequate parking.What Members Are SayingThank you!Members Say We’re Doing Well At:• Friendly, helpful sta.• Positive feedback on renovations and upgrades.• Eorts to improve the facility are appreciated.• Hope improvements lead to new revenue without raising costs.• Construction has been managed thoughtfully.• Strong sense of community; safe and welcoming for families.• Valued opportunities for social connection.• Wide range of engaging programs for children, especially aer school.Your feedback is invaluable in shaping the future of Hollyburn Country Club. Thank you to all members who took the time to share their thoughts—we remain commied to delivering an exceptional experience for all.

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202518MEMBER SAFETY & HOSPITALITYHello, Guardians of Club Etiquee!Summer is here, and with it comes sunshine, good vibes, and plenty of time at the Club! While we’re all about fun, let’s take a moment to refresh ourselves on some key House Rules. These guidelines ensure that everyone enjoys a smooth, safe, and respectful experience. Respectful Conduct | We’re in This TogetherThe Issue: The Club is a shared space for all Members, guests, and Team Members. Using inappropriate language, being disrespectful to Team Members, or engaging in behavior that disrupts others’ enjoyment is not in the spirit of our community. What Happens? First-time oenses result in a conversation and a friendly reminder leer. Repeat violations may lead to disciplinary action, including suspensions.Why It’s Important: The Club thrives on respect and hospitality. Let’s create a welcoming and enjoyable atmosphere for everyone.Pro Tip: A lile kindness goes a long way. Treat fellow Members, guests, and Team Members with the same respect you’d like in return! Guests Are a Privilege, Not a Free Pass!The Issue: We love that you want to share the Club with your friends, but guest policies exist for a reason. Members are allowed to bring guests a limited number of times per month, and they must always be registered. Unregistered guests or repeat visitors beyond the limit create an unfair experience for paying Members.Guest Rules: Members may register up to two guests per month for access to Club facilities; however, Junior Members may host only one guest at a time. Guests may visit no more than twice per month, even if dierent Members sign them in. A Guest Fee applies when using a facility with your Member-Guest, and all Member-Guests must be registered via the Hollyburn App or at Member Services before entering a facility. Guests must always remain with the hosting Member. If you have a social guest on the property (ie. Dining, Spa, Virtual Sports, etc.), the guest still must be registered by a Member and must remain with that Member while they are on Club property. This helps us ensure a smooth and safe experience for all Members and their guests.What Happens? If your guest isn’t registered, we’ll ask them to leave until they’re properly signed in. If a guest exceeds their visit limit, a fine may be applied to your account. Habitual issues could lead to loss of guest privileges.Why It’s Important: The Club is a Members-first facility. Guest access is a privilege, and fairness ensures that all Members can enjoy the space without overuse from non-Members.Pro Tip: Register guests online ahead of time to avoid any issues and ensure smooth entry for your friends!

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202519Fast & Furious? | Not in the Parking Lot!The Issue: We get it—sometimes you’re running late for your tennis match or yoga class. But the Club parking lot is not a racetrack! The speed limit is 20 km/h for a reason. Unsafe driving, improper parking, or blocking entrances is a big no-no.What Happens? First-time speedsters within 24 months will receive a friendly warning. Aer that? Expect fines, potential towing, or even Club privileges being reviewed for repeated violations.Why It’s Important: Safety first! We have families, cyclists, and pedestrians sharing these spaces. Let’s keep it safe for everyone.Pro Tip: Arrive a few minutes early to avoid the need for a NASCAR-level entrance! The Clubhouse is Not a Daycare | Supervise Your Kiddos!The Issue: We love seeing Child-Members enjoying the Club, but children under 8 must always be accompanied by a responsible adult unless in a registered program. Running wild in hallways, common areas, or dining spaces? Not cool (or safe!).What Happens? Unsupervised kids will be escorted to Childminding (with daycare charges applied) while we locate their guardian. Repeat instances may result in suspensions or delayed Junior Member privileges.Why It’s Important: The Club is a community space, not a playground. Let’s make sure our youngest Members stay safe and respectful of others.Pro Tip: Enroll your kids in Club programs to keep them engaged while you enjoy your workout or social time.Gym Etiquee 101 | Wipe It Down & Share the Space!The Issue: Summer bodies are built year-round, but that doesn’t mean we forget our gym manners. Leaving sweat on machines, hogging equipment, or blasting your personal music without headphones? Not the vibe we’re going for.What Happens? A gentle reminder will be given, but continued disregard for gym etiquee could lead to access restrictions. Why It’s Important: We’re all here to get fit and feel good—clean and courteous gym habits make that possible for everyone!Pro Tip: Always grab a small towel and wipe down equipment aer use. And if the gym is busy, be mindful of sharing machines during peak hours. Let’s Keep the Club a Place We All Love!We all come to the Club to unwind, socialize, and enjoy premium facilities. By following these simple guidelines, we ensure that everyone has a fantastic experience—whether they’re here to swim, train, dine, or relax. If you have any questions or need a refresher on any policies, feel free to ask a friendly Team Member. We’re always happy to help! Thanks for making the Club a welcoming, respectful, and fun place for all. See you around the Club!Justin Jennings Manager, Member Services & Security

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202520Calling All MembersWe are seeking nominations for the Bud & Sally Stevens Award! Help us recognize the Members who are truly the heart and soul of the Club by nominating your fellow Members who work tirelessly behind the scenes for the Club, a Commiee or an Activity. HistoryBud & Sally Stevens joined Hollyburn in 1960, making them Charter Members of the Club. Florence Lucy "Sally" Stevens (1919-2005) was an active member, participating in synchronized swimming and curling. Their daughter, Cinde, was very active in synchronized swimming and was one of the "Hollyburn Synchronees," competing in the world competition. Cinde held no fewer than 18 Canadian Championship titles during her swimming career. Prior to retiring in 1970, the Synchronees capped a decade of winning performances by capturing the World Title at the World Championships in Copenhagen, Denmark.Aubrey Morell “Bud” Stevens (1918-1999) was a volunteer diving coach at Hollyburn, and his company, Stevens Pools, built the club's swimming pool. During his coaching career, the club produced several provincial and national champions, including Larry Follinsbee and Frank Robb, who represented Canada at the 1967 Pan-Am Games in Winnipeg and later became members of Canada’s National Diving Team. In 1974, Bud and Sally donated a trophy to be awarded annually to individuals, families, or groups who has demonstrated exceptional dedication and contribution to the Club's community. This led to the establishment of the Bud & Sally Stevens Award in their honor.The award continues to be a testament to the Stevens' legacy, encouraging members to uphold the values of service and commitment that Bud and Sally exemplified. It serves as a lasting tribute to their passion for the Club and their dedication to fostering a strong and engaged community. Each recipient of the Bud & Sally Stevens Award embodies the spirit of volunteerism, leadership, and generosity that the Stevens so deeply valued. The WinnerMust be an individual adult Member, a couple or a family in good standing. It may be a group of individuals, each to be named. ExclusionsMembers of the current Board of Directors are exempt from the nomination. The Selection ProcessNominations will be solicited from the Members at Large, Commiees, activity groups, and the Board of Directors.Nominations will be reviewed and screened by the House Commiee and Management, and their recommendations will be presented to the Board for discussion, input and final approval.The award may be postponed if no deserving nominations are received in any year.The award is to be presented at the Annual General Meeting on June 16, 2025.The trophy and photograph of the recipient will be displayed in the Main Lobby display case.Download the nomination form here. BUD & SALLY STEVENSAWARD

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202521Join the Board of Directors!The Nominating Commiee of the Hollyburn Country Club is currently seeking nominations to the Board of Directors. To enhance the Board’s collective skills and experience, the Nominating Commiee has been tasked to find candidates who add depth in capital planning and funding strategies and/or have professional experience in building, expansion and driving demand. Previous Board and Hollyburn Commiee experience are strong assets. Diversity on the Board is an important consideration that fosters sound and strategic decision-making, inclusivity and ensures the Club remains relevant and welcoming to a broad membership base.If you are a Member in good standing, please email your CV and a leer of interest to the Board Chair, Diane Kennedy, at Board@hollyburn.org by April 15, 2025. The Nominating Commiee thanks all who are interested in participating in the process. Volunteers who are not selected for this year’s slate may be considered for Member-at-Large positions on one of our various commiees. In accordance with Article VI in the bylaws, a Member interested in running for the Board may also choose to run as an Independent Director by being nominated by a Member in good standing. Job Description: A Director is responsible for overseeing the organization’s aairs while ensuring compliance with applicable laws and standards. The Board of Directors oversees Hollyburn’s mission and strategic direction, its financial management, its sustainability, and its relationship with stakeholders. A Director is expected to: • Know Hollyburn’s mission, policies, programs and needs.• Faithfully read and understand Hollyburn’s financial statements.• Serve as active advocates and ambassadors for Hollyburn and engage in identifying resources and partnerships necessary for Hollyburn to advance its mission. • Prepare for, aend, and consciously participate in Board meetings. • Contribute fully in 2-3 Board commiees. • Support Hollyburn’s bylaws, policies and Board resolutions.• Sign an annual Code of Conduct and disclose any conflicts of interest.The position is voluntary.NOMINATION COMMITTEEApply to be on theBoard of Directors today!Email Board@hollyburn.org by 2025April 15,

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202524AQUATICSHurricanes Summer Swim Camps The best way to try out the swim team is to take part in our Summer Swim Stroke Clinics oered throughout July! The clinics focus on all four strokes as well as starts and turns. The camps are run so that swimmers of all abilities are given instruction at the level they are at from experienced swim team members in Swim Academy & Monsoon to swimmers who are interested in joining the swim team! The clinics take place from 430-630pm on Tuesday-Thursday aernoons. You can sign up for any that fit in your schedule! For more information please email Ma at MKetchin@hollyburn.org. Season UpdateOur team continues to compete at a high level with great results at both the Swim BC Winter Provincial Championships and Swim BC Winter Divisional Championships already this season! Our Swim Academy and Monsoon swimmers continue to progress through their development meets and regional competitions as well. We have big team travel meets coming up in the spring with the Killarney Long Course Invitational in Calgary and the fun Whistler Invitational that our whole team enjoys! Congratulations to all of the swimmers who competed at Winter Divisionals – Lauryn Beaie, Noah Cheon, Maelie Cheung, Calais Creed, Freya Hagen, Stella Harris, Mimu Jiao, Tom Jiao, Brooke Johannson, Emma Johnston, Pippa McMillan, Nicolas Ramirez Taake, Doie Ridgway, Maddie Ridgway, Kinsey Rossen, Bianca Roth, Bayden Smith, Lily Thompson, Nikki Torshizi and Mia Zhou! Maelie, Freya, Mimu, Tom, Nicolas, Bianca and Nikki all raced in their first Divisionals, great news for our team as we continue to add young swimmers to these big meets! We also had great representation at Winter Provincials, with eight swimmers aending the event. Great swimming by Lauryn Beaie, Brooke Johannson, Emma Johnston, Burton Li, Pippa McMillan, Nicolas Ramirez Taake, Doie Ridgway and Kinsey Rossen! It is the most 12&unders we have had compete at the meet in a few years, a great sign for the future! We also look forward to cheering on current Hollyburn Hurricane Burton Li at the Canadian Swimming Trials! Burton will be joined by recent alumni Tristan Govier, Valentina Kolytchev, Bodie Simard and Jessica Strong at the meet. The Hurricanes have seven alumni competing for varsity programs, by far the most ever for our club and an impressive number for any age group program. For more information about the club please contact Coach Brad Huon at BHuon@hollyburn.org or visit our website hst.poolq.net. Brad Huon Head Coach

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202526BADMINTONSmash Into Summer with Hollyburn Badminton Camps! Looking for the perfect summer camp to keep your kids active, engaged, and having fun? Hollyburn Country Club has you covered with an exciting lineup of junior badminton camps tailored for all age groups and skill levels.For our youngest athletes, ages 3.5 to 5, we oer the Badminton-Only Preschool Camp and the Preschool Badminton & Swimming Combo, providing a fantastic introduction to racket skills and movement. For kids aged 6 and up, there are several options, including the Badminton & Swimming Full-Day Sports Camp, the Badminton & Swimming Combo Half-Day Camp, and dedicated Morning and Aernoon Badminton Camps. Teens aged 12 and up can sharpen their skills in our Teens Badminton Camp, designed to refine technique and build confidence. With so many choices, there’s a camp to suit every young player!For full details, be sure to check out our summer camp brochure.Celebrating Our Junior Champions!The Hollyburn junior badminton team has been on an incredible journey this season, traveling far and wide to compete—and bringing home outstanding results! Here are some of the season’s highlights:VLT Jr. A – Vancouver (Sept 20-22, 2024• Marcus Zhou: U17 Mixed Doubles Winner, Boys' Doubles Runner-Up• Ivana Mei: U15 Mixed Doubles Runner-Up• Jasmine Zhang: U13 Girls' Singles & Doubles Runner-Up• Angelia Pan: U13 Girls' Doubles & Mixed Doubles Runner-Up• Moses Li: U13 Boys' Doubles Runner-Up Alberta Jr. Elite – Calgary (Oct 4-6, 2024)• Ivana Mei: U15 Girls' Doubles Bronze

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202527Hollyburn Jr. A – (Oct 25-27, 2024)• Marcus Zhou: U17 Boys' Singles Winner• Ivana Mei: U15 Girls' Doubles Winner, Girls' Singles Runner-Up• Angelia Pan & Jasmine Zhang: U13 Girls' Doubles Winners• Robby Milroy: U15 Boys' Doubles Runner-Up• Moses Li: U13 Boys' Doubles Runner-Up• Jasmine Zhang: U13 Girls' Singles Runner-Up VRC Jr. A – Vancouver (Nov 8-10, 2024)• Marcus Zhou: U17 Boys' Doubles & Mixed Doubles Winner• Robby Milroy: U15 Boys' Doubles & Mixed Doubles Winner• Angelia Pan & Jasmine Zhang: U13 Girls' Doubles Winners• Ivana Mei: U15 Girls' Doubles & Mixed Doubles Runner-Up• Moses Li: U13 Boys' Doubles Runner-Up Saskatchewan Jr. Elite – (Nov 22-24, 2024• Marcus Zhou: U17 Boys' Doubles Winner• Victoria Jr. A – (Nov 29-Dec 1, 2024)• Allen Gan: U15 Boys' Singles Winner• Ivana Mei: U15 Girls' Singles & Mixed Doubles Winner Wings Jr. A – Richmond (Jan 25-27, 2025)• Marcus Zhou: U19 Boys' Doubles Winner• Karmin Au: U15 Girls' Singles Runner-Up & Doubles Winner• Robby Milroy: U15 Mixed Doubles Winner• Moses Li: U13 Boys' Doubles Winner• Mia Song: U15 Girls' Doubles WinnerWing’s Jr. B – Richmond• Moses Li & Jasmine Zhang: U13 Mixed Doubles Winners BC Jr. Elite – Vancouver (Feb 21-23, 2025)• Marcus Zhou: U17 Boys' Doubles Runner-Up Our young athletes continue to impress with their dedication and skill, proving that Hollyburn is home to some of the best emerging talent in the sport. Whether your child is just starting out or already competing, our camps provide the perfect environment to learn, grow, and excel in badminton. Don’t miss out on a summer of fun, competition, and skill-building—sign up for Hollyburn’s badminton camps today!

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202529BRIDGEBridge 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 lile Haiku poem for 55 plus years and they continue to oer doors to enter the magic world. Our Thursday morning Invitational Duplicate game will return soon to Hollyburn from our temporary home at the West Vancouver Christian Science Church, hopefully in September. In the meantime, play will continue at the church throughout the summer.We’ll have a host of special events headlined by our trophy games which have a history stretching back over fiy years.Trophies and current 2024 holders: The Bell Trophy, Suzee Bahar & Tai Eng; the Cam Cameron trophy, Suzee Bahar & Tai Eng, the Sheila Robertson trophy, Georgia Heed & Marg Worthy and the Duthie Memorial trophy, Arlene Peniuck & Trish Smith.Connie McGill & Barbara Mason recently had their names added to the Mort Ferguson trophy for 2025 and competition for the other trophies will be held throughout the year.Cindy Oishi is now one of our regular directors along Stephen Beaton.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 our Thursday morning duplicate game. Come alone or with a partner. Feel free to arrive late or leave early if you only have time for a quick coee 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.

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202530FITNESSHow to Slowly Get Your Summer Body ReadyAs summer approaches, many people look for ways to feel confident and healthy in their bodies. Instead of resorting to last-minute crash diets or intense workout regimens, taking a slow and steady approach ensures sustainable results. Focusing on proper hydration, quality sleep, and balanced nutrition can help you reach your summer body goals while maintaining overall well-being. Stay Hydrated for Beer ResultsHydration plays a key role in achieving a healthy summer body. Drinking enough water helps regulate metabolism, supports digestion, and keeps your skin looking fresh and glowing. Staying hydrated also helps control hunger, as thirst is oen mistaken for hunger, leading to unnecessary snacking. Aim to drink at least eight glasses of water per day, and consider incorporating hydrating foods like cucumbers, watermelon, and oranges into your diet.Prioritize Sleep for RecoveryGeing enough sleep is just as important as diet and exercise when working toward your summer body. Sleep is the time when your body repairs muscles, balances hormones, and restores energy levels. Poor sleep can lead to increased cravings, stress, and sluggishness, making it harder to stay consistent with healthy habits. Aim for seven to nine hours of quality sleep each night by maintaining a consistent bedtime routine, limiting screen time before bed, and creating a comfortable sleep environment.Fuel Your Body with Proper NutritionA well-balanced diet is crucial for achieving and maintaining a fit and healthy physique. Focus on whole, nutrient-dense foods like lean proteins, healthy fats, and complex carbohydrates to provide lasting energy and support muscle growth. Whole foods—such as fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, and whole grains—are packed with essential nutrients and fiber, helping you feel fuller for longer and reducing cravings for processed snacks. Avoid overly processed foods and excess sugar, as they can lead to sluggishness and unwanted weight gain. By making small, consistent changes to your nutrition and prioritizing whole foods, you'll feel stronger, more energized, and ready for summer.By incorporating these three pillars—hydration, sleep, and nutrition—into your routine, you can gradually build a summer-ready body without the stress of extreme dieting or exercise. The key is consistency, patience, and prioritizing your overall health.Shelley Grisbrook Fitness Centre Manager

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202531Pilates 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

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202532HOCKEYBuilding Confidence in HockeySummer Strategies for Mental Strenh for the Upcoming SeasonSummer is the perfect time to hone not only your physical skills but also the mental edge that can make all the dierence in the upcoming season. With fewer structured practices, the o-season presents a valuable opportunity to build confidence and mental resilience—key elements that will pay o when games start again.Establish a Solid Pre-Game RoutineEven without the pressure of upcoming games, a well-defined pre-game routine can set the tone for a focused mindset. Use summer training sessions to practice visualization, stretching, or even listening to your favorite energizing tunes. This routine reinforces focus and confidence, ensuring you're mentally prepared for the season ahead.Action Tip: Take a few minutes before each practice to visualize your key plays, focus on geing into the zone, and mentally prepare. This mental rehearsal sharpens your focus, boosts confidence, and helps you perform at your best when you step onto the ice. Over time, it can become a game-changing tool, enhancing your skills and mindset for the new season. Focus on the Process, Not Just the OutcomeThe upcoming season will be filled with high-pressure moments, but your confidence should come from knowing the work you put in during the summer. Concentrate on improving your technique, decision-making, and physical conditioning rather than obsessing over game results.Action Tip: Set specific, measurable goals for your summer training—whether it's improving your shot accuracy, speed, or defensive positioning. Celebrate each small victory as it builds the foundation for greater success in the season ahead.Embrace Positive Self-TalkConfidence isn't just about physical progress; it's also about training your mindset to stay strong through challenges. How you speak to yourself can make or break your confidence. Develop a habit of replacing negative thoughts with airmations that highlight your strenhs and potential. A positive inner dialogue will help you stay resilient, even during tough training days.Action Tip: Create your own mantra, like "I'm not a failure. I'm not a quier. I'm a fighter," or "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take," and repeat it whenever self-doubt creeps in. This simple practice can help shi your mindset, building greater self-assurance over time. Surround Yourself with a Supportive NetworkThe people you spend time with have a significant impact on your mental outlook. Use the summer months to build relationships with coaches, teammates, and mentors who provide constructive feedback and encouragement. Their support will be invaluable as you prepare for the challenges of the upcoming season.Action Tip: Form a small group of training partners or seek out a mentor who can oer regular insights and motivational support. Discuss your goals and progress, and lean on them during moments when confidence wavers.

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202533Celebrate Every AchievementBuilding confidence is a cumulative process. Recognize and celebrate your progress, no maer how small, during the summer. Every improvement, every skill perfected, adds to your belief in your ability to excel when the season starts.Action Tip: Keep a training journal where you log your daily or weekly accomplishments. Reflect on these successes to remind yourself of your growth and capability, especially on challenging days. Maintain Consistent Practice and PreparationConsistency is key to both physical performance and mental resilience. Even if formal games or team practices are on hold, create a structured training schedule that balances skill work, conditioning, and rest. This consistent eort not only sharpens your abilities but also reinforces a mindset of preparedness.Action Tip: Develop a summer workout plan that includes on-ice sessions, o-ice conditioning, and skill drills. Knowing you’ve commied to regular practice builds both competence and confidence. Final ThoughtsBuilding confidence in hockey isn’t just about physical prowess—it’s about cultivating a resilient, positive mindset that can weather the ups and downs of the game. By prioritizing both physical and mental training, you'll step onto the ice not just prepared, but confident and ready to excel in the upcoming season.Griin Reinhart Head of HockeyHuskies AlumniSam ReinhartSam Reinhart, a Hollyburn Huskies Alumni, was a standout at the 4 Nations Cup, playing a pivotal role in Team Canada's gold-medal victory. Showcasing his elite skill and precision, Reinhart contributed four crucial points throughout the tournament, delivering clutch performances when it maered most. His relentless energy, smart passing, and oensive instincts helped drive Canada’s aack, while his leadership on and o the ice provided a steadying presence for his teammates. Whether seing up key plays or making smart decisions under pressure, Reinhart’s impact was undeniable. His eorts led to an unforgeable championship run, cementing his role as a key driver of Canada’s success.

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202535MUSICMusic Graduations 2025We are proud and privileged to present our talented music graduating students of 2025. Some of them are only few months with us and some are for many years. What is common to all of them is love for music, curiosity and dedication to practicing and constant improvement. Tayson Yang | Voice StudentSherrie has been teaching me for a lile over a year now, and I’ve had quite the enjoyable time. During our lessons, we bond over our shared interest in metal, all the while singing to very mellow songs (such as The National)—it’s quite funny. I am very grateful towards Sherrie, as these lessons have been something I look forward to in my week, and I hope we can continue having fun. Sherrie Christiansen | Voice TeacherTyson started voice lessons in the spring of 2024. His musical taste and interest were vast. Thus began our connection to music and singing. Tyson has such a strong baritone sound that is warm and easy. Once he found his voice, there was no stopping what he could sing. It has been so much fun and an honor to be a part of his musical journey. I wish him all the best when he goes to university to study physics, and I hope he keeps singing in choirs to grow his voice. Darius Vance | Voice StudentI've been working with Sherrie for the past half a year now, even though it feels so much longer. She has helped me cra my sound and voice over the past year so much that I wouldn't call it a stretch to say my singing is all her work. She has been a joy to work with, and I found my lessons with her continuously being the highlight of my week. Thank you, Sherrie! Sherrie Christiansen | Voice TeacherDarius started voice lessons in the spring of 2024. When he first started singing, he took me by surprise with such a big voice. One day, he brought his laptop to class and showed me a song he had composed. Thus began our musical journey as teacher and student. He was taking lessons in theory and composition, and at the same time, singing and working on his own vocal parts to his own songs. He learned how to perform, be an entertainer, and use his music to express his experiences. I wish him all the best in his next adventures at university studying Interdisciplinary Arts. I expect to see him either performing in a band at Rogers Arena or receiving a Grammy. Sam Calder | Guitar StudentI picked up a guitar a couple of years ago, teaching myself how to play the music I most love; I had taken no formal lessons until recently. It is only in the last couple of months that I reached out to Mark at Hollyburn for classes, and I have really been able to start taking what I know to the next level. What I have learned is that it’s never too late to start anything, and I can see that playing the guitar will be a lifelong hobby for me. I will be starting university in September as an engineering major and will have my guitar helping me along the way. Mark Klausmayer | Guitar TeacherWhen Sam first started guitar lessons with me, he had already learned a lot on his own, but he's been rapidly progressing in a short period of time. He has a natural ear and feel for music and is starting to work on writing his own songs. I wish him the best as he graduates Grade 12!

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202536Ziara Modequillo | Piano StudentMy passion for music and learning to play the piano was nurtured six years ago at Hollyburn. At the age of 11, I entered the piano program only knowing a handful of chords and nothing about theory. Looking back, it’s amazing to see how far I’ve grown in both my musical journey and personal development. Nina provided a great musical foundation and exposed me to classical music. Alanna showed me how to integrate creativity and emotion when I perform. Both have grown my appreciation for the art and continued learning. Thank you for these amazing years! Alanna Ho | Piano TeacherFrom the first day I met Ziara, I knew she had a special talent for reading music. There have been lessons where I was unsure whether she learned the music before or was just sight-reading it for the first time! I admire how Ziara naturally expresses her voice through the piano and is open to trying many dierent styles of music with enthusiasm. Ziara—I know you'll be amazing in whatever you do. Good luck in university, and remember to always keep music close! Thank you, Zeralynne and Ryan, for allowing me to share music with your family! Dane Calkins | Piano StudentI’ve been playing piano since I was four years old, but my love for it started with my grandmother. She was my biggest inspiration, and because of her, I fell in love with music. The piano I play today is the same grand piano she used to play, a beautiful family heirloom that feels like a piece of her is still with me. I remember watching her play when I was lile, completely mesmerized by how happy and alive she looked as her fingers danced across the keys. She encouraged me to start my lessons at Hollyburn, where I honed my skills and discovered the joy of sharing music with others. Whenever I sit at that piano, I think of her, and it feels like I’m carrying on her legacy. Alanna Ho | Piano TeacherDane has been studying piano at Hollyburn since he was four, and as a teacher, I'm honored to have been part of his musical journey. From big pop arrangements to sentimental pieces, Dane always displayed incredible musicianship and is a natural performer. He achieves a creative flow when playing piano—this is something that makes any teacher smile. Dane—I wish you the very best in your studies; dream big! Thank you, Jan and Blair, for leing me be a part of Dane's musical journey! Suon Van Dyk | Piano StudentI have been incredibly fortunate to have Vlada as my piano teacher for the past 10 years! I have always played piano for the love of it, enjoying the opportunity to learn a wide range of songs. Each week, I look forward to my piano lesson as a peaceful time to focus on music and catch up with Vlada. I am very passionate about sports, including basketball and track, with field hockey being my main focus. Vlada has always been so understanding and accommodating, making it easy to balance my rigorous sports schedule with my love for piano. Starting this fall, I will be playing NCAA Division 1 field hockey at the University of California, Davis, and studying business. I am so excited to carry what I have learned in piano with me forever and will miss my weekly time with Vlada! Vlada Mars | Piano TeacherSuon started taking piano lessons when she was 8 years old. The past 10 years flew by, and it was a joy watching her grow as a pianist and as a young woman who is ready to take on the world. For me, the biggest achievement as a teacher is not exams or competitions but the weekly dedication of my students, year aer year, and I am very grateful that Suon was part of this magic. Wishing her to always take on new adventures with an open and brave heart!Vlada Mars Music Coordinator

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202538PICKLEBALLPickleball Skill Level RatingsYou can see that many of our Member-run tournaments and leagues include a skill ranking to determine who may want to participate. Many Pickleball players, especially those who have not played in an organized tournament, ask us how they can determine their “Skill Rating.”Most tournaments in BC use Pickleball Brackets as the soware to run the tournament events and this soware will ask you to “self-rate” the first time you sign up. From then on any tournament that you play in will be computed to automatically set your rating on that platform. Then Pickleball Canada (which has a useful article on self-assessment here) will take that rating, use the other factors and come up with your CPTR rating – but we digress! For a majority of you who play recreationally, the question of “what is my rating” will still come up. So here is a chart from Pickleball Canada that defines the skill sets that you need to master to be rated at a certain skill level. If this all still does not help, our Pro Richard Lee may be able to assist. Please reach out to him for details about Member clinics at Pickleball@hollyburn.org.

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202539SK ATINGSummer Skating Renewed – just for you! This is it. A Summer you’ve been waiting for: Hollyburn Renewed! The theme of renewal suggests so many exciting possibilities. Fresh start, next chapter, growth for your family and even progress on the ice. Just for fun, let’s take a lile skating slant on the word: renew. R | Real Time Although it’s been a long renovation with lots of changes along the way, the rewards will be felt in real time. When you walk through the Club and experience the updates, you’ll also feel the inner pull to uplevel. Ever been somewhere on a vacation that made you feel completely alive, just because of how beautiful and inviting it was? That’s it. The feeling of ‘real time renewal’. Skating slant: Everything magical on the ice happens in ‘real time’. The feeling of catching that amazing edge and gliding end to end. A tremendous take-o on the perfect jump as you launch into the air. Even the calm center of the fastest spin can feel like pure aliveness. This summer, let yourself feel the empowered version of you on the ice in real time!E | EnergyRenovation requires energy, but upon completion, there is energy that is now released! The wait is over. The freshness is palpable. Energy can now move freely in and out of the space we share. And energy leads to expansion. The growth of a summer season can really expand your experience. Skating slant: Energy is essential to skating. Even with the physics of it, until one applies energy in the form of friction into the ice from bending, there is no glide. I like to say: ‘Bend is your friend’ when teaching all levels of skating! It’s so true... Put the energy into the ice & access the reward of gliding across the surface. The best part is that the energy put in gets transformed into art. The reward of skating is that what you put in, you definitely get out! N | NatureSometimes, we forget that we are part of nature too. In an age of technology, AI, and all our time connecting through phones, it’s easy to separate ourselves mentally from our own nature. But it hasn’t gone anywhere. We’re still human and we thrive on renewal. Summer is a time where the days are longer, the light is brighter, and the craving for movement is strong. This is a season to be in nature and to pay aention to our own inner nature as well.Skating slant: On the ice, it’s time to approach movement with a natural feel. Many skaters will go through growth spurts in the Spring & Summer. It’s a time to connect with the nature of their new movement and harness their newfound strenh! Artistically, it’s also a time to engage with the natural movement style of the individual and expand the performance level in preparation for Fall. E | Expand We’ve touched on this above and now it’s time to focus on it. Summer really is a time for expansion. Travel expands the horizons. Kids expand past that last year of school as they grow & get ready for the next year. Families expand in their communication together as each person changes in their own ways. The best part is that we have the chance to expand intentionally. To set our intentions for Summer and choose how we want to show up, participate, and thus expand this year.

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202540Skating slant: Every summer, I witness the expansion of the skaters who choose to put in the work during the summer months. Working on their cra, the progress that is made in this time is a huge skating expansion heading into the Fall. Ironically, it doesn’t take that much to make a big dierence. Skaters expand mentally as well. They tend to see themselves in a new way as they develop new skills, abilities, and reach new milestones on the ice. It’s an inspiring time! W | Win What will be your win of the summer? Just like the Hollyburn Team intended that the Club would fully re-open and be at a whole new level this summer, what is your intended win? Will it be a dedicated family night at the Club each week? How about trying a new sport? Maybe it’s just time to be really consistent with workouts for the win. Wins are personal; they have to maer to the person achieving them. Skating slant: When it comes to skating, I’ve always said that you discover your personal performance style and win from within. This can happen at any age or stage of the game. But the privilege to feel your own movement style on the ice is beyond a win; it’s priceless. No maer what you choose to engage in this summer, may you feel renewed! May the Hollyburn Experience enhance your summer months and the memories you make along the way. And if you want to skate we’ll be here to get you gliding. Jadene Shannon Head of Skating

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202541SQUASHWhy play squash? Cross-TrainingExperience Squash: Elevate Your Cross-Training Journey! Ready to enhance your fitness and have a blast? Look no further than squash! This high-octane sport challenges your body in unique ways, improving coordination, footwork, reaction time, and spatial awareness. In just 40-60 minutes, you'll get a full workout that will leave you invigorated. Plus, it's a fantastic social activity to enjoy with friends and family. Discover the joy of squash today! Healthiest Sport Squash is a sport that oers numerous health and fitness benefits. This thrilling and dynamic game combines speed, agility, and strategy, making it a fun way to get fit. Playing squash helps improve cardiovascular fitness, builds strenh and flexibility, burns calories, enhances mental acuity, and reduces stress. This sport provides a full-body workout that leaves you feeling energized and accomplished. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, squash is an excellent choice for improving your overall fitness level.Squash in the Olympics?For the longest time squash wasn’t included in the Olympics but this is about to change as squash is confirmed for its inclusion in the LA Olympics of 2028.What is Squash oering in the summer? Multi Sport summer camps: Three weeks of tennis, squash and badminton camps for juniors at Hollyburn to become an all around racquet sport expert. Junior Squash Camps:Join us for three weeks of squash-focused camps where young players develop their fundamentals, refine technique, and gain match play experience.• Active Start & Rising Star – Ages 6-9• All Star – Ages 10+Perfect for players looking to improve their game in a fun and supportive environment! August Adult Hells weekend:Adult clinic boot camp to kick start your fitness and game in the right way before the season start up again in the fall.Tuesday Free Drop In 5pm -7pm (All Levels)

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202542Basic Rules & GameplayThe objective of the game is for players to take turns hiing 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. Aer the ball hits the front wall, it is allowed to bounce once on the floor (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 aer making a shot.Each game is played to 11 points. The player who scores 11 points first wins the game except if the 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 playerHow many people play Squash in the worldSquash is gaining popularity worldwide, with over 20 million people in 130 countries playing the sport on approximately 50,000 courts. The recreational appeal of squash is increasing with the rising number of courts and sales of beginner and intermediate rackets. On a professional level, the sport is also experiencing growth, as more players compete in Professional Squash Association (PSA) tournaments each year. The World Squash Federation serves as the global governing body for squash, with 150 national associations as members, organized into five regions: Africa, Asia, Europe, Oceania, and Pan America.Ryan Picken Head of Squash

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202543Rising Stars Shine in Recent Tennis TournamentsThe latest round of junior tennis competitions has showcased some incredible talent, with several young athletes achieving remarkable results. These promising players demonstrated skill, determination, and sportsmanship, earning well-deserved finalist positions across various tournaments.Outstanding Performances• Hollyburn 2 Star U14 Girls ‘Muchova Draw’Finalist: Nika Ghaderi• Hollyburn 2 Star U14 Girls ‘Paolini Draw’Finalist: Nora Skogen• The Tennis Centre 2 Star U12 BoysFinalist: Tiam Ghaderi• Victoria Selection Series #1 U16 GirlsFinalist: Jacqueline Cuthill• West Vancouver Selection Series U14 GirlsFinalist: Muyang Mei (Amu)Winter Open Tournament SuccessOur annual Winter Open Tournament was a resounding success, bringing together talented players and fostering a spirit of healthy competition. We are commied to enhancing this event even further in the coming years to encourage greater participation. Congratulations to all the champions and participants who made this tournament memorable. As these young athletes continue their journey in the sport, we look forward to witnessing more impressive performances in the future!Oly O'Shea Head of TennisTennis

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202545CHILDREN & JUNIORSWe’re ready to embrace another fantastic summer season! We would like to start by expressing our sincere appreciation for the ongoing support of our Members. At Hollyburn, we strive to create magical experiences for our community, and it is your trust and participation that inspire us to keep evolving and enhancing our programs.As we look forward to another vibrant camp season, we are thrilled to announce an exciting new development—this summer, for the very first time, we will be oering full-day camp options for Children 5 and under! This expansion reflects our commitment to meeting the needs of our community and delivering a summer experience filled with adventure, learning, and laughter.Our full-day camps are designed with engaging themes and a dynamic mix of indoor and outdoor activities, ensuring that every child has the opportunity to explore, grow, and make new friends. From creative arts and cras to exciting sports and games, each day will be packed with fun and memorable experiences. To enhance our programming, we collaborate with other departments across the Club—from Music to Aquatics—bringing in experienced coaches and instructors who add their expertise to our activities. Our dedicated team has been hard at work planning a diverse lineup of experiences that cater to all interests and age groups.We understand the importance of providing a safe, nurturing, and stimulating environment, and our experienced sta are commied to ensuring that every camper enjoys their summer to the fullest. Whether they are exploring nature, discovering new hobbies, or building lifelong friendships, our camps are craed to create moments that maer.We are incredibly excited about the upcoming season and cannot wait to welcome your children to another summer of magic, fun, and discovery. Thank you once again for your continued support and trust in us. Together, we are building a vibrant, thriving community that celebrates growth, friendship, and the joy of summer.Here’s to an unforgeable summer at Hollyburn Country Club!Breeze Doner Child Care & Youth Manager

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202547Connection Between Posture & PainPoor posture causes back, neck, and shoulder pain, oen due to prolonged siing, improper workstations, and muscle imbalances. Over time, it can lead to chronic pain and mobility issues. Massage therapy relieves tension, improves circulation, and restores muscle balance, eectively easing posture-related discomfort. How Poor Posture Leads to Pain Muscle ImbalancesSlouching or hunching over screens creates muscle imbalances, where some muscles tighten and others weaken. Common issues include tight chest muscles pulling shoulders forward, weak back muscles causing a rounded upper back, and tight hip flexors straining the lower back. Restricted Circulation & Joint StressPoor posture limits blood flow, causing muscle fatigue, stiness, and headaches. It also places excessive strain on joints, leading to inflammation and chronic pain in areas like the spine, shoulders, and hips. How Massage Can Help Releasing Tension & Enhancing FlexibilityMassage therapy targets tight muscles, breaking down adhesions and improving elasticity. Techniques like deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, and myofascial release help restore natural posture and movement.Reducing Pain & Promoting RelaxationMassage improves circulation, reduces inflammation, and releases endorphins to ease discomfort. It also relieves tension, making it easier to maintain good posture naturally. Supporting Good Posture Beyond MassageTo support good posture beyond massage, incorporate stretching and strenhening exercises, adjust your workstation for beer ergonomics, and regularly check and correct your posture. ConclusionMassage therapy helps reduce pain and improve posture by relieving muscle tension and enhancing flexibility. Combined with exercise and ergonomic habits, it plays a key role in maintaining long-term postural health. If you struggle with posture-related discomfort, regular massage sessions can be a valuable part of your wellness routine. Book a Massage at HollyburnHollyburn Country Club has Registered Massage Therapists available to help with your posture and pain management needs. Members can book an appointment online via the Hollyburn App or by calling the Fitness Centre at 604-913-4563.Terrance Cadiente Wellness CoordinatorWELLNESS

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202552AQUATICSHours 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 LessonsJul 7–Aug 22No Swim LessonsJun 23–Jul 6 Aug 25–Sep 14RegistrationThursday, April 24 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 emailEmail 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 commiee and management work collectively to develop a harmonized pool schedule 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, time is allocated for specific user groups and aendance can vary. 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.Cancellation Policy7-days prior to first day is provided for Group Programs to avoid charges. 48-hours prior to scheduled time starts time for Private Lessons to avoid charges.To request a cancellation, please email PRea@hollyburn.org.*Please refer to House Rule 30 for more information

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202553Booking InformationSummer Registration Opens on Thursday, April 24630am | HCC Parent & Tot 640am | HCC Preschool 2–6 650am | Swimmer 1–5 700am | Swimmer 6–9 710am | All other Aquatics Programs 720am | Private Swim Lessons – Email . Aquatics to book! Bookings will be not accepted prior to the registration opening date and time. If a class is full, please do not hesitate to register on a waitlist or contact the Aquatic Department to discuss your options.Registration for group programs can be done online through the Hollyburn member website or through the Aquatic Coordinator, Athletic Manager, or the Aquatic Supervisor. Private lessons can only be booked by PRea@hollyburn.org. We will confirm private lessons on a first come first serve basis. Summer Group LessonsGroup Swim Lessons run as supersets. This means our group lessons run Monday–Friday, 900am–1200pm. Each week is the start of a new set. Members can register on April 24 for multiple sets (weeks) or just a single set. To accommodate as many children as possible, select classes will be split into 2 levels of similar skill requirements. This is to allow more than 1 class time option for the levels. Summer Super SetsDuring the Summer time at Hollyburn, each group lesson set is 5 days long, Monday–Friday (with exception of Holiday weeks). This is dierent from the other seasons, where the lesson set is a weekly class over a few months period. Week 1 Super Set | Jul 7–11 Week 2 Super Set | Jul 14–18 Week 3 Super Set | Jul 21–25 Week 4 Super Set | Jul 28–Aug 1 Week 5 Super Set | Aug 4–Aug 8 Week 6 Super Set | Aug 11–15 Week 7 Super Set | Aug 18–22 Private LessonsA private swim lesson with one of our accredited swimming instructors is the first step to becoming the type of swimmer that you have always wanted to be. Lessons can be booked for all ages and a variety of times are available to accommodate your busy schedule. Turn to page 63 for available private lesson times. Due to high demand, private lessons booked Monday through Friday may only be booked in the set times indicated on the grid at the end of page 63. This is to accommodate as many Members as possible on these days. Private Lessons 30 minutes | $38.00 45 minutes | $57.00 60 minutes | $77.00 Semi-Private (2 participants) 30 minutes | $25.00 each 45 minutes | $34.50 each 60 minutes | $49.50 each Small Group (3-5 participants) 30 minutes | $20.00 each 45 minutes | $30.00 each 60 minutes | $40.00 each

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202554Summer Private LessonsPrivate lessons can be booked between 900am–1200pm Monday–Friday. Please refer ahead to the lesson grid for more information on times. Morning private lesson booking requests can only be booked for the entirety of each week (Monday–Friday). For those who aren’t able to commit to an entire week and looking for select days, there are aernoon Private lessons from 330pm–630pm that can be booked for these individuals. Aernoon private lessons can be booked for the whole set (Monday–Friday), or for specific days of the week between Monday and Friday that you’re available for! If booking weekly aernoon private lessons (eg. Every Monday) the instructor will likely be dierent each week. Potential Instructor Changes On A Week By Week BasisPlease note that during the Summer Supersets, there may be more instructor changes on a week by week basis. Staing availability and scheduling changes weekly in the Summer. Instructors will remain the same for the 5 days of the Supersets, but the following week it may be dierent instructors. When there is opportunity to keep instructors the same week aer week, that route will be taken.Tips for Booking Private LessonsTo make registration as quick and eicient as possible, please ensure all the adequate information is in the email request when sending it on registration day. Here is the information that will be needed to make the booking process as seamless as possible: 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• Specific preferences (instructor, any specific skills, additional information)*Instructor requests will depend on the respective instructor’s availability and will not be guaranteed.To enable our Aquatic Coordinator time to coordinate instructors and organize appropriate class sizes the swim lesson online registration for each individual week closes the Friday prior to the upcoming week. Registration aer this time must be done directly with the Aquatic Coordinator at PRea@hollyburn.org. Members may not register for classes or switch lessons aer the third week of the lesson set.

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202555Aquatic Program F.A.Q.Q: What programs does HCC Aquatics oer? A: We oer the HCC Parent and Tot, HCC Preschool, the Lifesaving Society Swim for Life, and the Lifesaving Society Bronze Star, Bronze Medallion, and Bronze Cross. We also oer adult swimming programs such as Aquafit and M&M’s, and first aid courses (CPR-C/ AED and Standard 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 evaluation with one of our sta. Simply arrange a 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 beer 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 their instructors can continue to fill them out as your child progresses. Final report cards with feedback from the instructor will be handed out on the final day of class.Racquet - Swim Combo Programs!*Mon–Fri on selective weeksHollyburn is happy to oer several combined athletics programs to keep our young members healthy and physically active. Children in these programs are dropped o for one of the below sports, and when their class finishes are brought down by the Lifeguards to the pool for swim lessons aerwards. Parents pick them up aer their swimming class (depending on the class), thoroughly tuckered out aer their activities. Simply register for one of the below programs and a swim lesson (at your child’s level) on the same week and confirm your child’s transfers for that respective week by emailing Patrick at PRea@hollyburn.org. See the grid at the end of this section for available swim classes. Tennis & SwimPlay Ball & Swim900am–945am (Play Ball)Register for: 1000am swim class for your child’s level or 1000am Private LessonsRed Ball & Swim900am–1030am (Red Ball)Register for: 1100am swim class for your child’s level or 1100am Private LessonsSwim to Orange Ball:1030am–1200pm (Orange Ball)Register for: 900am or 930am swim class for your child’s level or 900am or 930am Private Swim LessonsBadminton & Swim Half Day ComboBadminton: 930am–1030amRegister for: 1100am swim class for your child’s level or 1100am Private Lessons

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202556HCC Parent & Tot Penguin & Parent 4–36 mosParent or caregiver will participate in the classes along with their child. This class will concentrate on continually building your child’s confidence and technique in the water while having fun. See page 62.• Supports and Holds• Front: Position, floats, and kicks• Back: Position, floats, and kicks• Breath Control: Geing 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 preschool swim program that emphasizes fun and 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 evaluation with one of our sta. 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 at 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 registration must be done through Aquatics sta. • Unassisted Slip-ins & Jumps in Chest Deep Water• Unassisted Front & Back Floats• Unassisted Front Kick• Assisted Roll-Over Kick, Back to Front

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202557Chick 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 KickLile 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 • Siing 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 5–14 yrsThis 9-level program replaces the discontinued Red Cross Swim Kids program. Swim for Life helps young swimmers master three key strokes—front crawl, back crawl, and breaststroke—while also learning sidestroke. Through fun activities and lifesaving skill introductions, participants will build water safety awareness, fitness, and endurance.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 swim evaluation with one of our sta.See page 62 for program times. Swimmer 1• Fluer kick on front and back 5m• Front & back glide 3m• Front & back floats 5 sec• Front crawl with PFD Swimmer 2• Fluer 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 Swimmer 5• Front and back crawl 50m• Head up front crawl 10m• Stationary eggbeater kick 30 sec• Breaststroke 25m

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202558Swimmer 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 airways Swimmer 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 treatmentYouth Swim Training11–18 yrsPrerequisite basic skills of freestyle, backstroke and breaststroke (Completed Swimmer 9).Youth Swim Training Group has swimmers focusing on improving technical skills and fitness levels in all areas. Swimmers in the Youth Swim Training Group will train two-three times a week and may aend regional competitions if they are interested.Apr 8–Jun 20Tue, Thu | 630pm–730pm Fri | 500pm–600pm$440.00

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202559Lifesaving Society ProgramsBronze Star Prerequisite: 12 yrs and ability to swim 200m Bronze Star is the pre-Bronze Medallion training standard and an excellent for preparation in Bronze Medallion. Learn self-rescue techniques, in-water rescue skills, first aid and more!Jul 14–18 Mon–Fri | 1000am–1200pm$217.00Bronze MedallionNo age pre-requisite if candidate has Bronze Star; if not, must be 13 years by last day of course. Swim Kids 9 recommended.Bronze Medallion covers self–rescue techniques, victim tows, carries and more! Rescues involve conscious and unconscious victims of various types, including spinal injuries and circulatory emergencies.Jul 28–Aug 1 Mon–Fri | 200pm–600pm$321.00Bronze Cross Prerequisite: Bronze MedallionBronze Cross is the final installation Bronze courses. Candidates develop proficiency at performing patient assessments, managing aquatic spinal injuries, and preventing the loss of life in a variety of emergencies.Aug 11–15 Mon–Fri | 200pm–600pm$321.00

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202560Youth Recreational ProgrammingHCC Parent and Tot/Preschool (4 month-6 yrs)West Vancouver Parent and Tot/Preschool (4 months-5 yrs)Red Cross Pre-school (3-6 yrs)Red Cross Swim Kids (5+ yrs)Lifesaving Society Swim for Life (5+ yrs)HCC Parent and Tot Ducks Starfish, Duck, Sea TurtleIntro to Preschool JellyfishEgg Minnows and Seals Sea Oer SK1HatchlingGuppies and DolphinsSalamander (taken for 0-2 sessions)SK1ChickGuppies and DolphinsSalamander (taken for 3 or more sessions)SK1Lile PenguinSeahorses and Killer WhalesSunfish 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.Red 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 basic first aid, safety skills, and how to recognize and respond to unexpected situations. Jul 27 Sun | 1000am–330pm$56.00Red Cross Babysiers Course Prerequisite: 11+ yrsAre you an 11-year-old or older planning to become a babysier? 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 babysier should! This 8-hour course, includes a manual and a mini first aid kit.Aug 10 Sun | 1000am–600pm$80.00

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 2025614 - 36 MonthsEGGHATCHLINGLITTLEPENGUINBIG PENGUINEMPERORPENGUINSWIMMER 1SWIMMER 2SWIMMER 3SWIMMER 4SWIMMER 5SWIMMER 6SWIMMER 7SWIMMER 8SWIMMER 9HCC PRESCHOOL3 - 6 YearsLIFESAVING SOCIETYSWIM FOR LIFE5 -14 YearsCHICKINTRO TOPENGUINSPARENT & PENGUINHCC PARENT & TOTAquatic PathwaysSwim 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.

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202562Summer 2025 Swim Lessons Private ClassesPrivate Lesson Times Racket and Swim Combo*Neither private lessons or group lesson spacing is prioritized for children in Tennis or Badminton.*Morning private lessons can only be booked for the entire set (week)Morning Private Lessons Mon-Fri90 0 am- 930 am (x 1) *(x 2) Aug o nly NA900am-1000am (x2) NA1000am-1030am (x2) Playball Tennis: 900am 1030am-1100am (x2) Badminton: 930am1100am-1200pm (x1) Red Ball Tennis: 900am 1130am-1200pm (x2) NA*Additional availability or extensions of lessons may become available depending on group classes and cancellationsEmail Patrick to book! PRea@holly burn.org Aernoon Private Lessons330pm-630pm (Mon, Tue, Wed, Thur and/or Fri)NA*Aernoon private lessons can be booked on individual weekdays a for the entire week (Mon-Fri)Group ClassesSwim LevelSwim Times | Mon-FriBadminton and Swim- OrangeTennis & Swim Combo*Please register for both racquets and swimming, children will be transported between activitiesBadminton & Swim Combo*Please register for both racquets and swimming, children will be transported between activitiesParent & Penguin 9am-930am *July Only* N/A N/AEgg2-3930am-1000am N/A N/AEgg3 - 5 yrs1000am-1030am1030am-1100amPlayball Tennis: 900amHCC Preschool: 1000am*Pick-Up at Pool: 1030amPreschool Badminton: 930amHCC Preschool: 1030am*Parent Pick-Up at Pool: 1100amHatchling3 - 5 yrsChick3 - 5 yrs1000am-1030am 1030am-1100amPlayball Tennis: 900amHCC Preschool: 1000am*Pick-Up at Pool: 1030amPreschool Badminton: 930am HCC Preschool: 1030am*Parent Pick-Up at Pool: 1100amLile Penguin3 - 6 yrsBig Penguin3 - 6 yrs1000am-1030am 1030am-1100amPlayball Tennis: 900amHCC Preschool: 1000am *Pick-Up at Pool: 1030amPreschool Badminton: 930amHCC Preschool: 1030am*Parent Pick-Up at Pool: 1100amEmperor Penguin3 - 6 yrsSwimmer 1 5 - 14 yrs1100am-1130amRed Ball Tennis: 900amLSS Swimmer: 1100am*Pick-Up at Pool: 1130amBadminton Camp (6+): 930amLSS Swimmer: 1100am*Parent Pick-Up at Pool: 1130amSwimmer 25 - 14 yrs1100am-1130amRed Ball Tennis: 900amLSS Swimmer: 1100am*Pick-Up at Pool: 1130amBadminton Camp (6+): 930amLSS Swimmer: 1100am*Parent Pick-Up at Pool: 1130amSwimmer 3 5 - 14 yrsSwimmer 45 - 14 yrs915am-10am 1100am-1145amLSS Swimmer: 915amOrange/ Green Ball: 1030am*Pick-Up at Tennis: 1200pmBadminton Camp (6+): 930amLSS Swimmer: 1100am*Parent Pick-Up at Pool: 1145amRed Ball Tennis: 900amLSS Swimmer: 1100am*Pick-Up at Pool: 1145pmSwimmer 55 - 14 yrs915am-1000am 1100am-1145amLSS Swimmer: 915amOrange/ Green Ball: 1030am*Pick-Up at Tennis: 1200pmBadminton Camp (6+): 930amLSS Swimmer: 1100am*Parent Pick-Up at Pool: 1145amRed Ball Tennis: 900amLSS Swimmer: 1100am*Pick-Up at Pool: 1145amSwimmer 65 - 14 yrs900am-1000am 1100am-1200pmLSS Swimmer: 900amOrange/ Green Ball: 1030am *Pick-Up at Tennis: 1200pmBadminton Camp (6+): 930amLSS Swimmer: 1100am*Parent Pick-Up at Pool: 1200pmSwimmer 75 - 14 yrsRed Ball Tennis: 900amLSS Swimmer: 1100am*Pick-Up at Pool: 1200pm

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202563Swimmer 8 5 - 14 yrs 1100am-1200pmLSS Swimmer: 900amOrange/ Green Ball: 1030am*Pick-Up at Tennis: 1200pmBadminton Camp (6+): 930amLSS Swimmer: 1100am*Parent Pick-Up at Pool: 1200pmSwimmer 95 - 14 yrsRed Ball Tennis: 900amLSS Swimmer: 1100am*Pick-Up at Pool: 1200pmPrivate LessonsPrivate Lessons30 min = $38.00Email Patrick to book! (PRea@hollyburn.org) 45 min = $57.0060 min = $77Semi Private30 min = $25 each45 min = $37.50 each60 min = $50.00eachPrivate Group Lesson30 min = $20.00 each45 min = $30.00 each60 min = $40.00 eachGroup Lesson30 min = $49.00Book online via GameTime!45 min = $73.5060 min = $98.00*With exception to Holiday weeksSpecialty CampsLifesavingBronze Star Jul 14 - 18 1000am - 1200pm $217.0 0Bronze Medallion Jul 28 - Aug 1 1000am - 200pm $321.00Bronze Cross Aug 11 - 15 1000am - 200pm $321.00Youth/Home AloneRed Cross Stay Safe! Sun, Jul 27 1000am - 330pm $56.00Red Cross Babysiers Sun, Aug 10 1000am - 600pm $80.00

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202565ADULT AQUATICSThe Master’s program caters for all ages and abilities. If your goal is to swim a lenh of the pool non-stop or to finish an Ironman, we can help you. We cater for those who want to stay fit and those that have a 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 Ouellee.Contact: John at Swimmaster@hollyburn.org. 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 Recreation Oice or Member Services prior to the first day of class. Masters, Triathletes, & CoThis is our Splash and Dash group for early risers seeking a high-intensity cardio workout before heading o to work. Our members include triathletes, Ironmen and Ironwomen, former swimmers, and well-conditioned fitness swimmers. We oer one hour of coaching on both days.Jul 1–Aug 28 Tue, Thu | 600am–700am Tue, Thu | 700am–800am$180 Masters, Triathletes, & CoThis group is an excellent working team with diverse skills. We have speedsters as well as those who prefer a skills-and-drills-focused workout that emphasizes form. Our members include former swimmers, Ironmen and Ironwomen, and fitness enthusiasts.July 1–Aug 28 Tue, Thu | 800am–900am Tue, Thu | 900am–1000am$180 Senior Swim FitA program for the mature swimmers who still like a challenge and keep fit but even more so “have fun” in the process. We aim to give a good cardio workout as you improve your strokes.July 1–Aug 28 Tue, Thu | 800am–900am$180 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 lile 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.Jul 2–Aug 29 Mon, Wed, Fri | 800am–900am$260

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202566Adult 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 FitAre you receiving our new Adult Aquatics newsleer? Please contact Athletics@hollyburn.org.Adult Private LessonsPrivate one-on-one swimming lessons are the fastest way to improve your skills in the water. Whether you're overcoming a past water-related trauma or fine-tuning your stroke for an upcoming event, personalized coaching can help you build confidence and eiciency. Many athletes say, "I can run a 4-minute mile and bike 200K on the weekends, but I struggle to complete two laps in the pool." If that sounds familiar, a private session can pinpoint and address your challenges in a safe, structured way—helping you swim with greater ease and endurance.Mon–Fri | 1000am–200pmEvening weekdays and weekend times are available upon request. Aqua Fit 16+ yrsOur water workouts are fun and oer a challenge to anyone aending. The instructors help you work at your own comfort level and keep the exercises fun and entertaining but with lile or no joint impact. This is an excellent addition to any exercise regime.Apr 2–Jun30 Mon, Wed, Fri | 900am–1000amDrop-in: $6.00/class

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202568SWIM TEAMSwim Team Skill Camps Each camp will focus on specific skills – starts, turns and stroke improvement! Swimmers are encouraged to sign up for as many camps as can fit in their schedule. Athletes do not need to be on the swim team to aend the camps. For more information, please contact Ma at MKetchin@hollyburn.org. Freestyle & Backstroke Camps Tuesday night camps will focus on the fundamental skills for backstroke and freestyle. The camps will accommodate swimmers in Swim Kids 5–7 through swim team members in Swim Academy, Youth Training and Monsoon Groups.Session 1 | Jul 8 Session 2 | Jul 15 Session 3 | Jul 22 Tue | 430pm–630pm $40.00 each session Sessions 1–3 Jul 8–22 Tue | 430pm–630pm $100.00 Buerfly & Breaststroke CampsWednesday night camps will focus on the fundamental skills for buerfly and breaststroke. The camps will accommodate swimmers in Swim Kids 5–7 through swim team members in Swim Academy, Youth Training and Monsoon Groups.Session 1 | Jul 2 Session 2 | Jul 9 Session 3 | Jul 16 Session 4 | Jul 23 Wed | 430pm–630pm $40.00 each session Sessions 1–4 Jul 2–23 Wed | 430pm–630pm $130.00

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202569Dive & Turn CampsThursday nights will focus on all of the skills necessary for fast competitive dive and turns. Will cover everything from the basic start position to adding power from your dive and turn fundamentals to turning at race speed. The camps will accommodate swimmers in Swim Kids 5–7 through swim team members in Swim Academy, Youth Training and Monsoon Groups.Session 1 | Jul 3 Session 2 | Jul 10 Session 3 | Jul 17 Session 4 | Jul 24 Thu | 430pm–630pm $40.00 Sessions 1–4 Jul 3–24 Thu | 430pm–630pm $130.00 Monsoon Summer Session For swimmers in our Monsoon Group who are training through July. Swimmers will focus on skills for all four strokes and concentrate on racing skills as well as compete at the Hollyburn Summer Invitational on July 20–21.Jun 23–Jul 26Mon | 500–630pm Tue, Wed, Thu | 430pm–630pm Sat | 945am–1100am$240.00Pursuit/Typhoon Summer Session For swimmers in our Pursuit and Typhoon Groups who are training through July. Swimmers will focus on competition preparation including our Hollyburn Summer Invitational on July 20–21.Jun 23–Jul 26Mon | 300pm–600pm Tue, Thu | 245pm–430pmWed, Fri | 645am–900amSat | 745am–1000am$390.00For more information about the club please contact Coach Brad Huon at BHuon@hollyburn.org or visit our website www.hst.poolq.net!

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202571BADMINTONJoin us this summer for exciting badminton camps for all ages! With morning, aernoon, and full-day options—plus a swimming combo camp—there’s something for everyone. Build skills, improve athleticism, and have fun with expert coaching. Bring your own racquet, water bole, and snacks, and wear indoor court shoes and athletic aire for a great experience!Badminton Morning Camp or Aernoon Camp 6+ yrsLooking for a fantastic summer camp experience for your child aged 6 years or older? Check out our Badminton Morning Camp or Aernoon Camp! With a focus on developing basic racquet skills, hand-eye coordination, footwork, games, conditioning, and drills, our camp is the perfect way to help your child improve their badminton game. Players will be grouped based on their age and level of play, ensuring that they get the most out of their time on the court. Give your child the gi of improved badminton skills this summer. Don’t forget to bring a friend and non-member friends are welcome!Camp Weeks Jul 2–Aug 29*Discounted rate for 3 and 4-day campMorning Camp Mon–Fri | 930am–1200pm$275.00Aernoon Camp Mon–Fri | 100pm–330pm$275.00Preschool Badminton & Swimming Combo 3.5–5 yrsJoin our Preschool Badminton & Swimming Combo camp for children aged 3.5-5 years old! To participate in the swimming component, register separately based on your child's swimming level for the same week as the camp. Our sta will escort players between the badminton gym and the pool, with drop-o at the gym and pick-up at the pool. For added convenience, we recommend wearing a bathing suit underneath athletic aire to save time on clothing changes.Camp Weeks Jul 7–Aug 22 Mon–Fri | 930am–1030am$150.00Swimming Lesson (*Register Separately) 1030am–1100am, 30 mins for most 3–5 yrs lessonsBadminton Only Preschool Camp 3.5–5 yrsLooking for an exciting and engaging summer camp experience for your preschooler? Look no further than our Badminton Only Preschool Camp! Designed specifically for children aged 3.5-5 years old, our camp is packed with fun drills and exercises that will help your child develop their balance, running, and jumping abilities while also learning basic racquet skills and hand-eye coordination.Camp Weeks Jul 7–Aug 22 Mon–Fri | 930am–1030am$150.00

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202572Multi Racquet Sport CampThis camp will incorporate three of our main racquet sports at Hollyburn; Badminton, Tennis and Squash. Basic technical and tactical concepts are incorporated in each class along with agility, balance and coordination exercises. Athletes will learn the similarities and dierences of all three sports whilst constantly improving their hand-eye coordination skills. Players begin to develop focus and eort through a variety of game like situations. Players will transfer to all three locations themselves and lunch will be held in the Squash Centre.Camp Weeks Jul 7–Aug 15*Discounted rate for 3 and 4-day campBorn 2015–2016 Mon–Fri | 930am–130pm930am–1030am | Badminton 1030am–1200pm | Tennis 1200pm–1230pm | Lunch 1230pm–130pm | Squash Born 2013–2014 Mon–Fri | 930am–130pm930am–1030am | Badminton 1030am–1130am | Squash 1130am–1200pm | Lunch 1200pm–130pm | Tennis$500.00 (5-day week) $400.00 (4-day week)Hawk Team Weekly Training Jul & Aug | 100pm–330pm*Email Julia Chen to registerBadminton & Swimming Full Day Sports Camp 6+ yrs Join our exciting 2025 summer camp, where your child can have a full day of sports fun! Our Badminton Sports Fully Camp is perfect for kids aged 6 and up. Throughout the day, campers will enjoy 2.5 hours of badminton lessons, tailored swimming lessons to suit each child's skill level, mini tournaments, turf activities, soccer, pool time and basketball. While lunch is not included, campers are welcome to pack their own or purchase from the Bistro Lite.During each day of camp, participants will have one hour of pool time, and optional swimming lessons are available for an additional fee. Be sure to register your child for swimming lessons separately based on their swimming level for the same week they'll be aending the camp. Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity for your child to develop their skills and have a blast this summer! Non-member friends are welcome!Camp Weeks Jul 2–Aug 29*Discounted rate for 3 and 4-day campBadminton Mon–Fri | 930am–330pm$450.00Swimming Lesson (*Register Separately)1100am–1130am (30 mins lessons) 1100am–1200pm (60 mins for Swimmer 6+ yrs)

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202573Badminton & Swimming Combo Half Day Camp 6+ yrsTo participate in the swimming portion of the camp, simply register separately based on your child's swimming level for the same week as the badminton camp. Our sta will escort campers between the badminton gym and the pool, with drop-o at the gym and pickup at the pool. Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to give your child a fun and engaging summer camp experience. Non-member friends are welcome!Camp Weeks Jul 2–Aug 29*Discounted rate for 3 and 4-day campBadminton Mon–Fri | 930am–1030am $150.00Swimming Lesson (*Register Separately)1030am or 1045am (Swim Lesson) 1100am–1200pm (Swimmer 6+ yrs) Teens Badminton Camp 12+ yrsLooking for an exciting summer camp experience for your teenagers aged 11 years or older? Our Teens Badminton Camp is the perfect choice! Feel free to bring a friend and a non-member companion! With a focus on developing racquet sport techniques while having fun with friends, our camp is designed to improve each individual's badminton play and fitness level. Give your teenagers the gi of a memorable and rewarding summer camp. Camp Weeks Jul 2–Aug 29*Discounted rate for 3 and 4-day campMon–Fri | 100pm–330pm$275.00 Adult Badminton Join us for our Adult Badminton Programs! Our Badminton Morning social play on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1000am to 1230pm is the perfect way to stay active, meet new people, and have fun. For those who prefer evening play, our Badminton Night program runs on Monday and Wednesday from 730pm to 1000pm. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, our adult badminton programs oer a welcoming and friendly environment to improve your skills and enjoy the sport of badminton. Come join us and experience the thrill of the game!

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202577HOCKEYCancellation Policy Members 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.Hollyburn Huskies – 2025/26 Minor Hockey RegistrationGet ready for an exciting season with the Hollyburn Huskies Minor Hockey Association! For the 2025/26 season, we are oering a dynamic and inclusive hockey experience for players born from 2008 to 2020. Our goal is to provide a positive, competitive, and supportive environment where players can develop their skills, have fun, and grow within the hockey community.As part of the Hollyburn Huskies program, players will enjoy:• Well-structured practices• Great game times• Skilled, dedicated coaching• A vibrant, welcoming hockey communityWe are commied to supporting players, coaches, volunteers, and families every step of the way.For more information on our programs or to register, please reach out to Griin Reinhart, our Head of Hockey, at GReinhart@hollyburn.org. We can’t wait to see you on the ice!Exciting Changes Coming to Our Summer Hockey Programs!Get ready for a fresh, new experience at Hollyburn Huskies Hockey this summer! We’re revamping our camps, introducing new concepts designed to challenge and elevate players' skills as they prepare for the 2025/2026 Minor Hockey season.Our two weeks of high-energy camps will run:August 18 – August 22August 25 – August 29These sessions will focus on specialized skill development, helping players sharpen their game and gain confidence before the season starts. For those gearing up for rep tryouts, our Training Camp from August 25 – August 29 will provide intense, targeted training to help them perform at their best.We’re excited to bring these updates to our program, and we’ll be sharing more details over the summer via e-blast and please check GameTime for the latest camp options and updates.Spots will fill up fast—don’t miss out!For questions or inquiries, contact our Hockey Coordinator Sophie Gareau SGareau@hollyburn.org or the Head of Player Development Alex Robers at Hockey@hollyburn.org.

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202579K AR ATESensei 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 Medalist at Wado Kai 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 engagement, and the promotion of fun, fitness, and good sportsmanship.“A Confident Child is an Unstoppable Child”Our Award-Winning Program continues to grow in size every year and is proven to enhance endurance, physical and mental strenh, flexibility, speed, 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. Lile 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 & Aention: We ensure children work on their ability to goal set and enhance their focus in a dynamic and exciting Martial Arts environment.Important 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, Pro-D Days, or Holiday weekends. • Classes may be combined to adjust for class numbers and ability levels. • Annual Karate BC & WadoKai Dues: Lile Ninjas $45, Beg/Int/Adv $95, Black Belts $180 • If you are new to Karate, your Lile Ninjas uniform from the Sports Boutique is FREE!Karate Program Registration Wednesday, April 23 at 640 am (Online Only) Holidays (No Classes)Canada Day: Mon, Jul 1 BC Day: Mon, Aug 4

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202580Cancellation Policy Programs and classes with multiple sessions require seven (7) days cancellation notice prior to the scheduled start of the individual program to avoid a cancellation fee. Cancellations with less than seven (7) days notice will result in 100% of the fee for the program being charged. Program and class fees will not be pro-rated. Contact UsKarate@hollyburn.org or Athletics@hollyburn.org.  Lile Ninjas 4–6 yrsLile Ninja’s summer camps are always a hit and provide opportunities for the young ones to burn o some steam and practice their flying kicks. Join in on any of these classes, beginners welcome!Jul 2–4 Wed–Fri | 930am–1015am Dojo$50.65 (3-day session) Jul 7–10 Jul 14–17 Mon–Thu | 930am–1015am Dojo$67.50 (4-day session) Colour, Brown & Black Belt Karate 7+ yrsSummer classes for Karate will focus on discipline, self-control, confidence and physical fitness. Perfect for active youngsters who need an energetic outlet! Advanced moves and counters are commonly practiced in this class. Skills testing on the last day of program to achieve Certification of Achievement!Jul 2–4 Wed–Fri | 1030am–1130am Dojo$70.50 (3-day session) Jul 7–10 Jul 14–17 Mon–Thu | 1030am–1130am Dojo$94.00 (4-day session)

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202583MUSICPiano Lessons 6+ yrsVlada has been teaching 28 years and organizing music department at the Club. Her vision is that music should be enjoyed and learned with fun and creative ways through extensive curriculum of classical, jazz, and pop elements. Adult students are most welcome as well.Jul-Aug Tue | 200pm–800pm Studio 130 min | $56.00 45 min | $81.00 60 min | $108.00Vlada Mars Piano Lessons 6+ yrsEnjoy the convenience of private piano lessons at the Club! Teachers will guide students in 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. Adult students are most welcome as well.Jul-Aug Mon–Fri | 200pm–800pm Studio 2 & 530 min | $49.00 45 min | $73.50 60 min | $98.00Alanna Ho, Chihiro Homna & Nina Djokic Guitar, Bass & Ukulele Lessons 8+ yrsBeginners and advanced students as well as adults or children are welcome. We oer a range of styles including classical, jazz, blues, and rock guitar, bass guitar, ukulele, incorporating duet work and a performance at the two recitals. Lessons are oered for adults as well. Jul-Aug Mon–Fri | 200pm–800pm Studio 330 min | $49.00 45 min | $73.50 60 min | $98.00Mark Klausmayer Drums lessons 6+ yrsIncrease your skills from beginner to advanced drumming techniques. You will learn through lessons that suites your pace, experience, and goals. Our instructor is actively playing in two bands (rock and jazz) and will bring his expertise and style to the lessons.Mar 31–Jun 13 Wed–Thu | 200pm–800pm Studio 630 min | $49.00 45 min | $73.50 60 min | $98.00 Sheldon D’EithPlease check our website for the private lesson policy. To register or to obtain more information please contact Vlada Mars, Music Professional via email Music@hollyburn.org.

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202585PICKLEBALLPrivate & Group LessonsMembers interested in developing their skills on a more individual basis can arrange Private or Semi-private group lessons. Please contact Richard at Pickleball@hollyburn.org to arrange lessons. Private Lessons60 min | $100 Semi-Private Lessons 2–4 players60 min | $50/pp Group Lessons 5–8 players60 min | $40/ppTournament & Event UpdatesProtective sports-rated eyewear is now required for all Hollyburn Pickleball tournaments and should be worn at all times.Pacific Assistance Dog Society Apr 26The 2nd annual PADS event to the benefit of this wonderful charity. Last year we had about 5 guide dogs, a Pro Demo and 64 Member players and many volunteers.McCoach Hummel ALS Charity Tournament Jun 6–8The 3rd annual ALS Charity Tournament renamed for our very own John McCoach and Neil Hummel where all of our surplus funds got to the benefit of ALS BC. Our one tournament where Members can invite 4.0+ rated guests to play, making these also fun to watch!MS Charity Tournament Sept 12–14Returning this year with all surplus funds going to MS research and every skill level represented. Watch for further news. Multiple gender and skill-based categories (2.5, 3.0, 3.5 and 4.0+), and an open-play warm up event on the Friday.

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202587SK ATINGInspirationWhy skate? Skating is an incredible experience. Whether your skater is just beginning or ready to compete, this sport oers life lessons along with 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! Summer Skating This summer, we’re oering week by week training for all levels of skater. Weekly themes will build on each other and develop momentum throughout the July & August skating dates with 4-day programs designed to enhance each skater’s individual needs in an inclusive & results driven environment. Choose which weeks work best for you or join us for all of them. Let's skate this, Summer! RegistrationWednesday, April 24, 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. Cancellation PolicyAs per house rule 30, Members will be charged the full fee for all programs they register for unless 48 hours cancellation notice is received. However, when a program commences on a Monday, 72 hours' notice is required.**Classes are subject to registration numbers with a minimum of 5 skaters per class to run. Please 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. Weeks by Theme & DateStrenh Week | July 7-10 Stability Week | July 14-17 Stretch Week | July 21-24 Stamina Week | July 28-31 Stillness Week | Aug 5-8 Success Week | Aug 11-14 Levels AvailableCanskate Begin | Level 1 Canskate Move | Level 2 Canskate Grow | Level 3 – Figure Skates Canskate Quarks | Level 3 – Hockey Skates Prepare | Pre-Figure Skating Progress | Full Figure Skating Perform | Performance Figure Skating Adult Beginner | Start Adult Advanced | Skate

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202588CanSkate Begin | Level 1 3+ 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.Tue & Thu | 330pm–415pm$40 per Week CanSkate Move | Level 2 4+ yrsLevel 2 is the ‘Move’ level where skaters start their journey with gliding and build confidence on the 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.Tue & Thu | 415pm-500pm$40 per Week CanSkate Grow | Level 3 – Figure Skates‘Grow’ is for skaters in figure skates who want to learn figure skating moves & grow their skating ability. Covering jumps, spins, edges, artistry, and skating theory, this class is the perfect step forward into the world of figure skating. Tue & Thu | 500pm-545pm$40 per Week Canskate Quarks | 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.Tue & Thu | 415pm-500pm$40 per Week

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202589The figure skating program is designed to help each skater achieve their personal skating success. From ‘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 Intro The first level of figure skating focuses on building a strong foundation through physical, mental, and habitual training. Skaters learn o-ice warm-ups, on-ice techniques, and sport education to prepare them for the sport.Mon-Thu 1015am-1025am | O-ice Warm up 1030am-1200pm | On-ice Session 1135pm-1145pm | O-ice TrainingWeekly Pricing Two Day Program | $90 Four Day Program | $180 Progress | Figure Skating Junior Figure Skating helps skaters refine their skills aer passing the Pre-Figure level, no helmet needed. Classes cover jumps, spins, choreography, and the mindset for success, all tied to weekly summer themes. A minimum of 2 weeks is recommended for progress.Mon-Thu 1015am-1025am | O-ice Warm up 1030am-1200pm | On-ice Session 1215pm-100pm | O-ice Training Weekly Pricing Two Day Program | $150 Four Day Program | $300Perform | 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’. (Recommended a minimum of 4 weeks in the program for results).Mon-Thu1200pm-1210pm | O-ice Warm up 1215pm-215pm | On-ice Session 230pm-315pm | O-ice Training Weekly Pricing Two Day Program | $200 Four Day Program | $400Figure Skating

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202590Within our skating programs, we encourage adults to skate too. Whether it’s your first time on the ice, or 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! Adult Beginner | StartThis class is designed to get you skating! Be sure to buy a pair of either hockey or figure skates that 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. Wed | 400pm-445pm$30 per Class Adult Advanced | Skate Missing your time on the ice? It’s time to ‘skate’ again! This class is for former figure skaters who want to feel that flow on the ice with a session dedicated to edges, glide, and fitness on ice. Designed with that hybrid of figures meets momentum, you won’t want to miss these classes! Wed | 400pm-445pm$30 per Class Cancellation PoliciesGroup & O IceAs per house rule 30, Members will be charged the full fee for all programs they register for unless 48 hours cancellation notice is received. However, when a program commences on a Monday, 72 hours’ notice is required. Please NoteA Skate Canada Association one time/year fee of $108 will be charged to your account to cover insurance and registration for any Figure Skating program. Any cancellations made within the 48hrs of the Figure Skating program start date will be subject to pay the $108 fee. PrivatesMembers will be charged full private skating fees unless 24 hours cancellation notice is received. Please contact Skating@hollyburn.org with cancellations. Private LessonsIndividual Choreography | Skating Technique & Enhancement45mins | $100 per session Music Editing ServiceIncludes One Music Discovery Session & Personalized Music Editing 2min Routine | $100 2.5min Routine | $130 3min Routine | $160 3.5min Routine | $190 Custom Costume Design Service$150 per Costume | Includes 1 Consult with Chosen Seamstress or Costume Maker Personal Performance Coaching Sessions available - packages for mental performance are customized per needs of the client.Book sessions directly with Jadene Shannon – Skating@hollyburn.org.ADULT SKATING

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202592SQUASHSession Dates July 2–Aug 24 Important 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 aer 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 atmosphere. Squash-specific lessons for juniors and adults incorporate physical as well as technical and strategic components. A combination of drills and game play will be utilized.Private 30 min | $50.00 45 min | $75.00 60 min | $95.00 Semi-Private (2) 60 min | $55.00/pp 90 min | $80.00/pp Group (3-4) 60 min | $42.50/pp 90 min | $63.00/pp

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202593Youth ProgramsThe youth squash program is your opportunity to focus on developing skills shared by a variety of activities. Squash is a rotational sport that shares foundational skill development with baseball, field 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.Multi-Sport Camps Badminton, squash and tennisWelcome to our summer camp where we will be focusing on three exciting sports: badminton, tennis, and squash. Throughout the week, we will work on developing your techniques, footwork, strategies, and overall game play in each sport. Whether you are a beginner or have some experience, there will be something for everyone to learn and improve upon. In addition to our on-court sessions, we will also have fun team-building activities, competitions, and games to keep things exciting and engaging. Camp Weeks Jul | 7–11 Aug | 5–8 Aug | 11–15Active Start | Bronze Level 5–9 yrs A class focused on improving gross motor skills and building confidence in striking the ball while laying 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. Jul 2–Aug 24 Mon–Fri | 930am–1100am$180.00 | Four Days $225.00 | Five DaysRising Stars | Silver Level 7–9 yrsPlenty of on-court games and skill development challenges to build confidence. At this level, we will use the Mini Squash Orange Ball and transition into the Green Ball. Equipment required: junior racquet (23–27”) + eye guards.Jul 2–Aug 24 Mon–Fri | 930am–1100am$180.00 | Four Days $225.00 | Five DaysAll 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. Mar 31–Jun 30 Mon, Wed | 430pm–600pm $390.00 | Once a week $600.00 | Twice a week

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202594Adult ProgramsBeginner Skill Clinic & Game Play Begin your squash journey and ensure you are confident on court, including various skill components and plenty of game play! Jul 12–Aug 9 Sat | 1200pm–130pm$32.50 | Per sessionHells Weekend Boot CampJump starts your skill development through a variety of racquet and movement drills designed to increase your skill level and overall squash IQ, followed by game play. Each session is 1/2 skill development + 1/2 game play. Intermediate level+Become Squash fit.Jul 12–Aug 9 1000am–1130am$32.50 | Per sessionFree Drop-inOpen to all players looking for additional games. Play a game (or two), then come o court and rotate the opponent. Players will self-organize and take turns in round-robin play. Aendance is voluntary, so come when you can, but remember to come oen. Tue | 500pm–630pmFreeFriday 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 play with to enjoy yourself on and o the court. Fri | 530pm–730pm

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202596TENNISRegistration Fri, Apr 256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 Dates June 30–Aug 29 Holidays | No Classes Jul 1 | Canada Day Aug 4 | British Columbia Day Registration NoticeAll players registering for High-Performance Camps will be given a rating on their GameTime profile. This allows them to register correctly, based on their invitation. Players without an invition cannot register and should sign up for the correct age group or level.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. Program Cancellation PolicyMembers will be charged the full fee for any programs they register for unless a cancellation notice is received at least seven (7) days before the program's scheduled start. Private Lesson Cancellation Policy48 hours’ notice is required for private lesson cancellations. Descriptions for Various Streams Recreational classes are a 61 ratio and High-Performance classes a 41 ratio; per coach and per court. Recreation Camps Red Ball, Orange Ball, Green Ball, Regular BallDevelopment and Improver level players will learn to move, throw and catch like an athlete. 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.For additional information please contact Juniortennismanager@hollyburn.org. High Performance Camps Red Ball, Orange Ball, Green Ball, Regular BallThe High-Performance (HP) classes are meant for students who have chosen tennis as their main sport and show enthusiasm and desire to excel in this area. Our in-house Competitive and Pro students are accepted into this program and 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 aitudes 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 HP classes.For additional information about our HP camps, please contact our Head of high Performance, Gerard Siucho, at Performancetnnis@hollyburn.org.

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202597Junior TennisPlayball Camp Born 2020–2021Start o right! In our caring environment, we promote the love of physical activity while laying the foundation for the future enjoyment of sport. This class emphasizes agility, balance and coordination in a fun and safe seing. Participants must be 3yrs old on the start date of term to be eligible for this class.Please drop o your lile ones at the indoor courts and ensure that they have been handed over to our Playball sta. Parents are asked to pick up their kids from the coaches at 945am sharp.June 30–Aug 29 Mon–Fri | 900am–945am$93.75 | Five Days $75.00 | Four DaysFor 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 Camp Born 2017–2019Learn 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. Participants must be 5yrs old on the start date of term to be eligible for this class.Drop o your children at indoor courts 5 & 6 where they will be given 1.5 hours of tennis instruction. Parents are asked to pick their kids up outside the fire exit beside court 5.June 30–Aug 29 Mon–Fri | 900am–1025am$187.50 | Five Days $150.00 | Four DaysFor 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.

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202598Red Ball | High Performance Camp Welcome to the first stage of our High-Performance program, designed to build commitment and strong work ethics. Players will soon compete in Provincial U9/U10 tournaments and are expected to participate in Tennis BC “Rogers First Set Tour—Rookie Tournaments.”To ensure proper development, players must aend at least three summer camps. A skipping rope is required for each class.Coach approval is needed for enrollment. Drop-o is at indoor courts 5 & 6 for 1.5 hours of training. Pick-up is outside the fire exit next to court 5.June 30–Aug 29 Mon–Fri | 900am–1025am$187.50 | Five Days $150.00 | Four DaysFor 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 Camp Born 2015–2016Develop athletic skills through movement, throwing, and catching in this dynamic program. Held on a ¾ court with Orange balls, each class incorporates fundamental technical and tactical concepts. Players will build focus and eort through game-like situations while improving agility, balance, and coordination. Training also emphasizes anticipation and swinging rhythm.Drop-o and pick-up are at upper courts 9 & 10 or indoor courts 5 & 6 if it rains.June 30–Aug 29 Mon–Fri | 1030am–1155am$187.50 | Five Days $150.00 | Four DaysFor 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 | High Performance Camp This is the second stage of our Performance Academy, focusing on biomechanics and building a strong technical foundation by age 10. Players in this program are expected to compete in Tennis BC U9 “Rogers First Set Tour—Rising Stars” tournaments.This stage is crucial for long-term development and requires commitment. To ensure proper progress, players must aend at least three summer camps. A skipping rope is required for each class.Coach approval is needed for enrollment. Drop-o and pick-up will be at upper courts 11 & 12 or indoor court 7 in case of rain.June 30–Aug 29 Mon–Thu | 1100am–155pm$390.00 | Five Days $270.00 | Four DaysGreen Ball Camp Born 2013–2014Players will learn foundational technical and tactical principles 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 principles of swing and associated movements, combined with basic tactical application for singles and doubles. This class promotes tennis as a sport for life. Drop o and pick up will be at the upper courts 9 & 10 or indoor courts 5 & 6, in the event of rain.June 30–Aug 29 Mon–Fri | 1200pm–125pm$187.50 | Five Days $150.00 | Four Days

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 202599Green Ball | High Performance Camp These athletes are now moving towards developing specific game styles, and will experiment with dierent styles of play to find formulas for maximizing individual performance. Technical, tactical, physical and psychological adaptation will be regularly applied, and monitored, as athletes learn to compete and develop their own strenhs. Participants of this class are expected to compete in Tennis BC U10 “Rogers First Set Tour—Rising Stars Tournaments”. Once again, commitment is key to success and to guarantee proper development, we need to see the players in minimum three (3) camps over the summer.Players must have a skipping rope for each class. Coaches approval is required to enroll in this class.Drop o and pick up will be at the upper courts, 11 & 12 or indoor court 7, in the event of rain.June 30–Aug 29 Mon–Thu | 800am–1055am $390.00 | Five Days $270.00 | Four DaysRegular Ball Camp Born 2011–2012Players will learn key technical and tactical skills for enjoying singles and doubles tennis throughout their lives. This program, held on a full court with regular tennis balls, is designed for beginner and intermediate teens. Participants will focus on swing fundamentals, movement, and basic tactics for both singles and doubles. Players are encouraged to set up match play outside of sessions. This class promotes tennis as a lifelong sport.Drop-o and pick-up will be at upper courts 9 & 10 or indoor courts 5 & 6 in case of rain.June 30–Aug 29 Mon–Thu | 130pm–325pm$200.00 | Four Days $150.00 | Three DaysRegular Ball | High Performance CampAthletes in this program will focus on developing their unique game styles, experimenting with dierent approaches to optimize individual performance. Technical, tactical, physical, and psychological adaptations will be regularly applied and monitored as athletes learn to compete and refine their strenhs. Players are expected to compete in Tennis BC “U12/U14 tournaments at 2-star level and above.”To ensure proper development, athletes must aend at least three summer camps. A skipping rope is required for each class.Coach approval is needed for enrollment. Drop-o and pick-up will be at upper courts 11 & 12 or indoor court 7 if it rains.June 30–Aug 29 Mon–Thu | 200pm–455pm $390.00 | Five Days $270.00 | Four DaysPro Tournament Squad/Super AchieversThese programs are designed for high-performing athletes competing at the top Provincial and National levels in the U14 category and above, or those regularly competing in 2-star level tournaments and higher. The focus is on helping players discover their Personal Tennis Identity and develop their unique game style to achieve dominance.Athletes must bring a tennis bag with the required equipment and the right mindset for tournament play. A minimum of three summer camps is required for participation. A skipping rope is needed for each class.Coach approval is required for enrollment. Drop-o and pick-up will be at lower courts 17-20 or indoor court 8 in case of rain.June 30–Aug 29 Mon–Thu | 200pm–455pm $390.00 | Five Days $270.00 | Four Days

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 2025100Multi Racquet Sport CampThis camp will incorporate three of our main racquet sports at Hollyburn; Badminton, Tennis and Squash. Basic technical and tactical concepts are incorporated in each class along with agility, balance and coordination exercises. Athletes will learn the similarities and dierences of all three sports whilst constantly improving their hand-eye coordination skills. Players begin to develop focus and eort through a variety of game like situations. Players will transfer to all three locations themselves and lunch will be held in the Squash Centre.Orange Ball Camp Born 2015–2016The Orange ball relates to the tennis age group and will begin their camp in the Badminton gym. Their camp will finish in the Squash Centre which will be the pickup location.July 7–11 | Aug 5–8 | Aug 11–15 Mon–Fri | 930am–130pm$500.00 | Five Days $400.00 | Four DaysGreen Ball Camp Born 2013–2014The Green ball relates to the tennis age group and will begin their camp in the Badminton gym. Their camp will finish with Tennis meaning pick up will be at the upper courts 9 & 10 or indoor courts 5 & 6, in the event of rain.July 7–11 | Aug 5–8 | Aug 11–15 Mon–Fri | 930am–130pm$500.00 | Five Days $400.00 | Four DaysHotshots TournamentOur Red, Orange & Green Ball in–house tournament is designed for juniors to play their first tennis tournament or gain some valuable match play experience in a safe and encouraging environment.Aug 24 Red Ball | 1000am–1130am Orange/Green Ball | 1200pm–200pm$35.00 Hotshots ‘Part Deux’ Doubles TournamentOur Orange & Green Ball in–house “Doubles” tournament is designed for juniors to play their first doubles tennis tournament, experience the sport as a team and gain some valuable match play experience in a safe and encouraging environment.Aug 10 Orange Ball | 1000am–1200pm Green Ball | 1200pm–200pm$35.00pp

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 2025101Adult TennisRegistration NoticeAll players registering for Adult classes are required to have a rating on their GameTime profile to allow them to register for the correct class; based on their level. Players that have not been rated at the required level will be unable to register and should sign up for a class at the level they are approved for.Adult 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. Players may remain at the same level for multiple seasons depending on individual player development.Note that all adult classes are a 61 ratio per coach and per court.Camps will run on lower courts 13 & 14 or indoor court 8, in the event of rain. Grass Court will be cancelled during inclement weather. 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 Policy48 hours’ notice is required for private lesson cancellations.Levels of Tennis AbilityLevel 5.0+ | Open Level 4.5 | Interclub Div 1 Level 4.0 | Interclub Div 2/3 Level 3.5 | Interclub Div 4/5 Level 3.0 | Interclub league entry level Level 2.5 | In-house league entry level Level 2.0 | Pre-In-house League Level 1.5 | Rally Level 1.0 | Learn to PlaySummer Development CampsInstructional Drills and Games designed to develop all tennis strokes in a fun and energetic environment.Alternating weeksLevel 1.5 | 900am & 1030am Level 2.0 | 900am & 1030amSummer Competitive CampsCompetition based Drills and Games emphasizing point construction and net play.Alternating weeksLevel 2.5-3.0 | 900am & 1030am Level 3.5 | 900am & 1030amMon–Thu | 900am–1025am Mon–Thu | 1030am–1155am$150.00 | Four Days $112.50 | Three Days*Check GameTime for weekly schedule.

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 2025102Adult DrillsDesigned 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.Mon | 600pm–655pm - Level 2.0+ Tue | 600pm–655pm - Level 3.0+ Fri | 900am–955am - Level 2.0-2.5 Fri | 1000am–1055am - Level 3.0-3.5*This class has a weekly sign up on GameTime. Registration opens 8am one week prior.$30.00 | Drop-in Needs minimum three (3) players to run.Learn to PlayThis 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 players gain confidence to play socially and will be taught all 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! Typically, a player would be required to complete 4 or more clinics to progress to the next level, depending on how much they practice outside the sessions.Mon | 700pm–755pm Fri | 1100am–1155am*This class has a weekly sign up on GameTime. Registration opens 8am one week prior.$30.00 | Drop-in Needs minimum three (3) players to run.Grass Court ClinicWe invite you to enjoy the rich tradition of grass court tennis, the way the game was meant to be played. Learn how to move, improve your volley game and discover the tactics required to win on this unique surface.Fri | 1100am–1155am*This class has a weekly sign up on GameTime. Registration opens 8am one week prior.$30.00 | Drop-in Needs minimum three (3) players to run.Grass Court ChampionshipsGrass Courts are a long-time tradition in the Tennis world and Hollyburn is one of four (4) clubs in Canada to provide this surface for regular play. There will be a Main Draw & Consolation Draw for first round losers.Match days and times will be organized by players, which must be completed within a specific time frame (Usually a week to complete a fixture) so having availability throughout July is very important.Jul 1–31Clay Court ChampionshipsCompleting all three (3) active surfaces on the pro tour, Hollyburn oers an additional two (2) green clay courts for regular play. There will be a Main Draw & Consolation Draw for first round losers.Match days and times will be organized by players, which must be completed within a specific time frame (Usually a week to complete a fixture) so having availability throughout August is very important.Aug 1–31For additional information about our Adult camps or if you are interested in designing a camp for you and your friends, please contact our Adult Tennis Manager, Tony Macken, at Adulennismanager@hollyburn.org.

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 2025106JUNIORS & CHILDRENHolidays | No ClassesMonday, July 1 | Canada Day Monday, August 4 | BC Day Registered 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 CenteredWe recognize that physical, mental, cognitive and 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 aer 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. HollyVille Registered Drop-in 4 mos–7 yrsHollyVille Childminding is now registration based for you to conveniently book your spot in GameTime. Minimum of 15 minutes for $3.50, maximum of 2 hours a day. 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 Coast Room Hours*All children under 8 yrs must be supervised by a responsible adult at all times.Mon, Wed, Fri | 600pm–1000pm Tue, Thu | 330pm–1000pm Sat & Sun | 845am–1000pmFree

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 2025107Global Explorers Camp 2–5yrsTravel the world this summer at camp! Explore new cultures, languages, and traditions through fun games and global cuisine. HollyVille camps include a snack/lunch break, Hub free-play, games, activities, and themed arts & cras.*Not eligible for the Mini Bundle discount.For more info, email BDoner@hollyburn.org.Jul 7-11Morning Camp Mon-Fri | 900am–1200pm$195Aernoon Camp *Includes a hot lunch Mon-Fri | 1200pm–300pmMountain Room$205Under the Sea Camp 2–5yrsDive into a week of ocean fun! Explore sea mammals, mystical creatures, and their underwater homes. HollyVille camps include a snack/lunch break, Hub free-play, games & activities, and themed arts & cras.*Not eligible for the Mini Bundle discount.For more info, email BDoner@hollyburn.orgg.Jul 14-18Morning Camp Mon-Fri | 900am–1200pm$195Aernoon Camp *Includes a hot lunch Mon-Fri | 1200pm–300pmMountain Room$205Childcare

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 2025108Animal Explorers Camp 2–5yrsExplore the jungle, forest, mountains, and polar regions in one week! Learn about animals and their habitats, then meet reptiles and creepy crawlies with West Coast Exotics BC. HollyVille camps include a snack/lunch break, Hub free-play, games & activities, and themed arts & cras.*Not eligible for the Mini Bundle discount.For more info, email BDoner@hollyburn.org.Jul 21-25Morning Camp Mon-Fri | 900am–1200pm$195Aernoon Camp *Includes a hot lunch Mon-Fri | 1200pm–300pmMountain Room$205Superhero Training Academy 2–5yrsUnleash your inner hero with obstacle courses, teamwork challenges, and exciting missions! Train, develop skills, and save the day! HollyVille camps include a snack/lunch break, Hub free-play, games & activities, and themed arts & cras.*Not eligible for the Mini Bundle discount.For more info, email BDoner@hollyburn.org.Jul 28 - Aug 1Morning Camp Mon-Fri | 900am–1200pm$195Aernoon Camp *Includes a hot lunch Mon-Fri | 1200pm–300pmMountain Room$205Pirates Camp 2–5yrsArr, Matey! Cast o into the seven seas as we explore the world of pirates. Enjoy fun themed cras and activities, as well as some group challenge games to get into the pirate spirit, such as knot tying, boat making, creating treasure maps, and a real treasure hunt to end o the week! Included in all HollyVille camps is a snack/lunch break, Hub free-play, games & activities, and themed arts & cras.*Not eligible for the Mini Bundle discount.For more info, email BDoner@hollyburn.org.Aug 5-8Morning Camp Mon-Fri | 900am–1200pm$155Aernoon Camp *Includes a hot lunch Mon-Fri | 1200pm–300pmMountain Room$165Time Travelers Camp 2–5yrsJoin us for a Time Travels adventure this summer! Explore ancient civilizations, medieval castles, and futuristic worlds through fun activities and challenges. HollyVille camps include a snack/lunch break, Hub free-play, games & activities, and themed arts & cras.*Not eligible for the Mini Bundle discount.For more info, email BDoner@hollyburn.org.Aug 11-15Morning Camp Mon-Fri | 900am–1200pm$195Aernoon Camp *Includes a hot lunch Mon-Fri | 1200pm–300pmMountain Room$205

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 2025109Space Camp 2–5yrsCalling all Mini Astronauts! Explore the solar system, stars, rocket ships, and space adventures. HollyVille camps include a snack/lunch break, Hub free-play, games & activities, and themed arts & cras.*Not eligible for the Mini Bundle discount.For more info, email BDoner@hollyburn.org.Aug 18-22Morning Camp Mon-Fri | 900am–1200pm$195Aernoon Camp *Includes a hot lunch Mon-Fri | 1200pm–300pmMountain Room$205End-of-Summer Camp 2–5yrsFor the perfect end to summer, join us for our final “End-of-Summer” camp week, full of fun seasonal activities, games, arts and cras, and more. Included in all HollyVille camps is a snack/lunch break, Hub free-play, games & activities, and themed arts & cras. *Not eligible for the Mini Bundle discount.For more info, email BDoner@hollyburn.org.August 25-29Morning Camp Mon-Fri | 900am–1200pm$195Aernoon Camp *Includes a hot lunch Mon-Fri | 1200pm–300pmMountain Room$205

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 2025110JuniorsThe Hub HoursFacilitated Play Mon–Fri | 330pm–730pm Sat & Sun | 1030am–630pm Open Play Mon–Fri | 600am–330pm Mon–Fri | 730pm–1000pm Sat & Sun | 600am–1030am Sat & Sun | 630pm–1000pm Youth Lounge 8+ yrs Mon–Sun | 800am–1000pm Bouncy Castle Fri | 330pm–730pm Sat & Sun | 1030am–630pm Kids’ Corner Drop-In | Coast Room 6−11 yrs*All children under 8yrs must be always supervised by a responsible adult. Mon–Fri | 330pm–1000pm Sat & Sun | 800am–1000pm Junior Member Orientation 8+ to 18 yrs 11 mosJul 22–23 | 330pm Aug 26–27 | 330pm Junior Combo Camp 6–10 yrs Participants will experience multiple sports and activities taking place in the badminton gym, Hub, pool, dojo and more. Other activities include cras, collaborative games, athletics, team building and scavenger hunts. We encourage cooperation and participation while building new friendships! Single day camp options available. For questions, email Steph Lum at Youth@hollyburn.org.Camp Weeks Jul 7–11 | Aug 5–8 Jul 14–18 | Aug 11–15 Jul 21–25 | Aug 18–22Mon–Fri | 900am–300pm $400.00 | Five day camp $320.00 | Four day camp $80.00 | Drop-in Junior Culinary Camp 6–10 yrsJoin an introduction to culinary skills! This full-day or 2-hour session, learn food safety, measuring, and making delicious treats focusing on “mindful cooking.” Explore the sights, sounds, and textures of cooking, with additional activities for the full-day option. Single-day camp options available. For questions, email Steph Lum at Youth@hollyburn.org.Jul 28–Aug 1 Mon–Fri | 900am–300pm Coast Room $450.00 $90.00 | Drop-inAug 25–29 Mon–Fri | 130pm–330pm Mountain Room $300.00 $60.00 | Drop-in

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 2025112WELLNESSAcupuncture Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) practice that involves inserting thin, sterile needles into specific points on the body to stimulate the flow of "Qi" (energy) and promote natural healing. It is based on the concept of balancing the body’s energy pathways, or meridians, to alleviate pain, reduce stress, and improve overall health. Modern acupuncture is also supported by evidence showing its ability to stimulate the nervous system, release endorphins, and improve blood circulation. Laser Acupuncture *NEW*Laser acupuncture is a modern, non-invasive adaptation of traditional acupuncture that uses low-level laser beams instead of needles to stimulate acupuncture points. This approach is particularly useful for individuals who are needle-averse or have sensitive skin. It provides similar therapeutic benefits, such as pain relief, inflammation reduction, and improved tissue healing, by enhancing cellular function and circulation through photobiomodulation. Cosmetic Acupuncture *NEW*Cosmetic acupuncture, also known as facial acupuncture, focuses on improving skin health and appearance by targeting acupuncture points on the face and body. This treatment stimulates blood flow, collagen production, and muscle tone, reducing fine lines, wrinkles, and puiness. It is a natural, holistic approach to rejuvenating the skin and promoting overall wellness without the use of chemicals or invasive procedures. Microneedling *NEW*Microneedling is a minimally invasive skincare treatment that involves using a device with fine needles to create tiny, controlled micro-injuries in the skin. These micro-injuries trigger the body’s natural healing response, stimulating collagen and elastin production. It is widely used to improve skin texture, reduce scars, fine lines, and hyperpigmentation, and promote a more youthful, radiant complexion. Microneedling can also enhance the absorption of topical skincare products for improved results.

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 2025113Heated Cupping with Gua Sha *NEW*Heated cupping and Gua Sha are traditional Chinese medicine techniques oen used together to promote healing, relieve muscle tension, and improve circulation. In heated cupping, glass or silicone cups are warmed and placed on the skin to create suction, drawing blood flow to the area and releasing fascial restrictions. Gua Sha involves scraping the skin with a smooth-edged tool to stimulate microcirculation, break up adhesions, and reduce inflammation. Together, these therapies work synergistically to alleviate muscle pain, improve range of motion, and promote detoxification, leaving the body feeling relaxed and revitalized. Acupuncture60 mins | $135 Laser Acupuncture30 mins | $90 Cosmetic Acupuncture & Derma Roller60 mins | $200Cosmetic Acupuncture & Microneedling90 mins | $250Heated Cupping/Gua Sha | follow-up only30 mins | $90Austin Wei | Acupuncture only* Mon, Thu | 1100am–200pm60 min | $135.00Sali Abrishami Fri | 900am–600pm60 min | $135.00ChiropracticRevitalize your body and restore balance with Chiropractic services, led by the esteemed Dr. Ali Akhavan. Dr. Akhavan brings a wealth of experience and expertise to our facility, specializing in spinal adjustments, joint mobilization, and personalized 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 commied to helping you achieve your health goals. Experience the transformative benefits of chiropractic care in a serene and welcoming environment. Schedule your appointment with Dr. Ali Akhavan today and take the first step towards a healthier, more vibrant life.Ali AkhavanMon | 630pm–800pm Wed | 930am–1045am Fri | 1000am–100pm30 min | $130.00 15 min | $95.00Fascial Stretch Therapy (FST)Fascial Stretch Therapy (FST) oers a relaxing and eective way to improve flexibility and relieve 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-being, FST at Hollyburn provides a personalized, 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 | $115.00

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THE VIEW | SUMMER 2025114Registered Massage Therapy (RMT)Looking to unwind and recover aer your workouts or just need a lile 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 a game-changer. Benefits include easing muscle 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00pm60 min | $135.00Tania Thompson Mon | 900am–500pm Tue | 900am–300pm Wed | 900am–100pm60 min | $135.00 90 min | $185.00 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.