What's Going on at Lakeshore | February 2026

The beat goes on in February! Here's what's going on at Lakeshore this month! Check our news page for ongoing updates as they happen.

Key Things to Do and Try!

	Squash and Squash57 Intro to Squash 57 sessions continue on the second and fourth Tue in February. Sign up at reception. Squash Ladder and League for regular squash continues. Learn more about Squash57 and give it a try! . Contact us if you're interested in squash at LRC.
	Fitness Classes Lighter Fit is a beginner-friendly 45-minute class for older adults, injury recovery, or anyone new to exercise—focused on functional movement, balance, and flexibility. Tue & Thu at 10:30 AM. Check out our class schedule with over 30 classes per week to choose from for all levels.
	Gym Join LRC’s Push-Up Challenge Feb 5–27. sign up, track your reps, and be part of our community effort now. Learn more and link to sign up.
	SPIN Check out our 5 part SPIN series to get the most of of your SPIN class or if you have never done a class before. Covers: What is SPIN, Bike Set-Up Matters, Posture and Pedaling, What to Expect in a SPIN Class and Cool Down and Recovery. Plus, meet the SPIN team.

	Valentines Dance at Lakeshore Sat Feb 14 @ 8 PM. Featuring Fat Tony Band. Get tickets at reception. Watch for more live events coming soon. Look for updates on our news page.
	Coldest Night of the Year Walk Sat Feb 28 @ 8 PM. Walk 2 or 5 KM or make a financial donation. Join Ann’s team! Learn more and how to participate.
	Refer a Friend Did you know? Refer a friend and get an extra month added to your membership. No limits! Friends of all types qualify including workout buddies, family members or colleagues. See our membership rates.
	Super Members Meet member of the month Jane Ann. Find out how prioritizing herself through strength training, group fitness classes and spin have changed her life in more ways than one. More about her story on our Facebook post.
	February is Heart Month Move more to strengthen your heart and lungs. Even moderate cardio boosts circulation and lowers heart-disease risk. And fitness is good for your brain too! Read more.
	Pace Yourself! When warming up on court hit length down the wall a few times before returning it to your opponent. \| Chris Herbert, Squash Professional and Competitor.
	Never Say Never "Your body is never "too old" - it's just waiting for you to decide to show up." - Lisa Oberbichler Personal Trainer, Group Fitness Instructor, CanFit Pro PTS, Pilates Certifie