Michael Norman

Jazz Dance

Experience the joy and freedom of jazz dance in our dynamic adults jazz dance class. Designed for all skill levels, this class invites you to explore the rich and rhythmic world of jazz movement in a welcoming and non-judgmental environment. Our expert instructors will guide you through a curriculum that combines technique, creativity and self-expression.

Enhance your flexibility, coordination, and musicality as you learn the foundations of jazz dance and discover your own unique style. Join us every Tuesday night for a fun and empowering dance experience that will leave you energised and inspired.

Public Announcement April 24

It is with a heavy heart that after 23+ years of full-time service to the CCSRA community, Scott Joy is departing to pursue other opportunities outside the association.

Scott Joy says, “I am excited about what the future holds for CCSRA. It has been a privilege to journey alongside so many great staff & build such strong connections. Although I am moving on from my involvement in a paid capacity, I look forward to continuing as an active part in our community.”

Scott Joy has faithfully served the Warwick Stadium (formerly Warwick Leisure Centre) community. Having started as a kiosk worker, he has moved through the association & most recently as the Chief Operating Officer since 2019.

A few of the many highlights include helping transition the Warwick Senators (then Stirling Senators) into the regular operations, sitting on the project control group for the expansion at Warwick Stadium, to knowing the majority of names of the 12,000+ people in the community.

CEO, Josh Nipps says, “Scott’s posture as a ‘servant of the people’ will be greatly missed. I want to thank Scott for his dedication to mission & to what CCSRA represents in the community. Thank you for your service.”

To ensure a smooth transition, Scott will continue his day-to-day tasks to help assist the executive team moving forward. This will happen until Scott’s final day of May 26th.

We look forward to cheering on Scott in the next season of his career.

Tai Chi

The course teaches Sung Go style, a long form of 108 moves. This style will benefit your mind and body by creating peace and harmony within yourself. All movements are designed to increase the strength and flow of your internal energy, known as ‘Chi.’ You will gently exercise your muscles and joints and will make more connections between various parts of the body. Tai involves the practise of mind and body coordination which assists in all aspects of daily life.

Requirements: • Loose and comfortable clothing • Water bottle

Pilates

Pilates is a term course that will tone your muscles as well as balancing muscular force at a joint level. It stimulates circulation through facilitating muscle flexibility, joint range of motion and proper musculoskeletal alignment. In this course, you will learn to: • Improve your posture and breathing • Increase your range of movement • Generate a quality of lightness, ease and spontaneity in movement

Requirements: • Comfortable, loose and warm clothing (including socks) • Blanket, towel or exercise mat to lie on • Two or three towels for extra head and neck support

Fantech Trade and ODF work together to cool Warwick Stadium

Warwick Stadium has recently undertaken stage two of its airflow improvements across Courts 1-4. Circulation from all corners of the stadium accommodates Warwick’s multi-sport site by maintaining airflow to cool and ventilate the courts. The addition of two large industrial fans above the grandstand on court 1 will also improve the comfort of spectators. Jamie Dunn from Fantech Trade said “It’s great to work in partnership with local businesses and help make a difference within the community”.

Warwick Stadium had some unique challenges as a multisport site regularly hosting basketball, netball, cheerleading and volleyball competitions which limit some options to above-head air circulation options.

Two of our incredible partners, Fantech Trade and ODF Electrical, worked cooperatively to bring about the quality improvements. Chief Operations Officer, Scott Joy, described the improvements as “energy efficient with the quickest turnaround time to implement.” These works add to the existing portable air-conditioning units used on courts 1-4 and fixed units on courts 5 -8.

We value the support from our partners who aim to benefit the whole community of the stadium. Their assistance represents the positive, helpful, and cooperative nature we aim to create here at Warwick Stadium for all our visitors.

Scott Joy (Warwick Stadium), Oli Forster (ODF Electrical) and Jamie Dunn (Fantech Trade)

COVID-19 Update – 12 February 2021

Great news – restrictions are scheduled to be lifted as at 12:01am this Sunday 14 Feb.

Following is an outline of what the next stage means for all users of Warwick Stadium and Duncraig Recreation

– ALL junior and senior competitions will restart from Sunday 14 Feb

– Warwick Creche will reopen from Monday 15 Feb

– All programs will operate as per normal

– Masks do NOT need to be worn

Our priority is to provide a safe return for our community so to comply with government requirements, all users of Warwick Stadium & Duncraig Recreation must:

⁃ Check-in on arrival using the WA Government’s SafeWA app or completing a paper register at reception

⁃ Practise good hygiene and physical distancing (4sqm rule)

⁃ If you are unwell please stay home

If there are further updates, they will be posted on our website (https://warwickstadium.com.au) and shared through social media (https://www.facebook.com/WarwickStadium)

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Official information regarding COVID-19 in Western Australia – www.wa.gov.au/covid19

WA Department of Health information – www.healthywa.wa.gov.au

WA COVID-19 health and information and advice – 13 COVID (13 26843)

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COVID-19 Update – 5 February 2021

We have missed our community through this week of lockdown and devastating bushfires and know many people have been effected. Following is an outline of what the next stage means for all users of Warwick Stadium and Duncraig Recreation Centre.

In compliance with government regulations and following Basketball WA guidelines, ALL junior and senior competitions will NOT reopen this week.

The following programs will re-commence as at Saturday 6 February pending any further government changes:

Warwick Workout
Warwick Womens Workout
Group fitness at Warwick Stadium (Saturday 6 Feb) & Duncraig Recreation Centre (Monday 8 Feb)
Short courses at Duncraig Recreation Centre (Monday 8 Feb)
Aussie Hoops and Monday Mental’s
Casual shooting until 4pm
MTM physiotherapy

Our priority is to provide a safe return for our community and in preparation both Warwick Stadium and Duncraig Recreation have been thoroughly cleaned and have scheduled an increased cleaning regime and stadium capacity will be monitored by staff.

To comply with government requirements, all users of Warwick Stadium & Duncraig Recreation must:

Wear a mask at all times if you are over 12 years old
Check-in on arrival using the WA Government’s SafeWA app or completing a paper register at reception
Practise good hygiene
If you are unwell please stay home

Our desire is to restart all sports and programs safely on the 14th February following government advise.

Further updates will be posted on our website (https://warwickstadium.com.au) and shared through social media (https://www.facebook.com/WarwickStadium)

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Official information regarding COVID-19 in Western Australia – www.wa.gov.au/covid19

WA Department of Health information – www.healthywa.wa.gov.au

WA COVID-19 health and information and advice – 13 COVID (13 26843)

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