It is great to see so many residents come out to the Board meetings. These meetings are open to the homeowners to listen and find out the latest of what is happening with the HOA. As a reminder, Board meetings are for the Board to discuss various ongoings within the community. Homeowners are asked to keep their comments and questions until the Open Forum portion of the meeting. We appreciate everyone's help in facilitating a time efficient meeting.

8:05 am- 50 Minutes

This class is designed to increase bone density, muscular development, definition, and a stronger core while having fun. Please bring weights, mat, and eater.

8:05 am-75 Minutes

Fascianator- The Fascia is the human body's largest organ system. When we roll from the bottom of our feet to our head, with the Fascinainator roller, we stimulate layers of the fascia. Benefits include improved circulation, restore tensional balance, and strengthen the body's natural healing ability. Please bring a mat, water and a Fascianator roller.

(a roller is provided if needed)

8:05 am-65 Minutes

Yoga- a mindful class that blends yoga postures, healthy stretching and mindful breathing. Leaving you feeling vibrant- emotionally, mentally and physically. -releasing tension and stress from within. Please bring a mat and water.

8:05 am -60 Minutes

Pilates- A mix of traditional Pilates and resistance training. This class will use tools such as bands, balls or light weights. Leave class feeling toned with improved posture and awareness. Please bring a mat, water, light weights, small loop band and a small ball. ( a child's play ball is perfect)

Introducing A New Line Dancing Class-

9:00-10:30am

Wednesdays for Beginners!

Our Monday class has been going for a year and they have now become intermediate! So, if you are hesitant to go on Monday, come on Wednesday!

Introducing Zumba to our Wednesday night routine!

Tamee Valanzuela and also Julie Melvin will be teaching every Wednesday at 6:00-6:45pm

Introducing--

Thursday's- 5:00pm

Barre

Fuses the best of Pilates, yoga, aerobics, and elements of the strength exercises dancers do. This class delivers a results-driven workout that has a dance-party feel while sculpting the entire body. Please bring a mat, water, weights and a small ball.

Thursday evening 7:30-8:30 PM

at the Brio Pickleball Courts,

Come learn more about the

advanced players.

1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month will be beginner players (2.0-3.0)

2nd and 4th Thursdays will be 3.5+ players

a friendly environment and build your skills

with a variety of drills and games, as well as

feedback from your instructor.

Private lessons are available by request. Please

call or text at -Hyrum Collier

Outdoor Desert Tours and Instruction

801-663-4879

or by email at outdoordeserttours@gmail.com

1-3 students per group preferrable.

Any single player or groups invited to attend.

The Brio HOA invites you to learn the skills to master Pickle-ball!

Meet our Librarian! Dave volunteers his time to organize our library. He is a true Librarian and spends a great deal of time organizing our books! He purchased a basket for you to put RETURNED books in so it won't mess up the system! Also, we are getting two more bookshelves to house the puzzles you see at the top of the bookshelves, and yes, he builds the shelves too! Hats off to the time and effort he puts in to organize our library! Please put returned books into the basket.

The Washington Art Gala Features artists from all over Washington county, and will have Brio residents included!

Measuring 18x18

AR Workshop St. George

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Red Rock Orchestra

A fun evening with the Red Rock Orchestra preforming September 29th. Starting at 7:00 pm. Brio Resident Bob Fox is a part of this Orchestra. Serving refreshments, See you there!

National Choose Your Chocolate day!

First, mobility exercises improve blood flow. Improving blood flow is “in with the good out with the bad” of body parts at the cellular level. Second, mobility exercises stimulate synovial fluid in joints. Synovial fluid is the lubrication that helps joints move smoothly. It’s like oiling a squeaky door hinge. Third, mobility allows greater range of motion of all body parts so you don’t hit the end ranges and cause increasing irritation throughout the day.

Doing mobility exercises can prevent many nagging irritations from becoming pain and injury. I knew a woman in her 50s who had a very stiff neck which I thought was due to surgery. A couple of years later I noticed she was moving her neck easily. When I asked, she said she had not had surgery and had not realized her neck had gotten so stiff. Upon taking an exercise class she realized she couldn’t turn her head to the side. After doing mobility exercises her neck felt much better and she was able to move more freely.

Come to my September 22 presentation Mobility: Bodies, Necks and Backs at the Brio Escape.

Mondays - Body Sculpt 8:05 am

Line Dancing 9:00-10:30 am

Water Aerobics 11:00 am

Tuesdays- Fascinatior Rolling 8:05 am

Beginning Line Dancing 9:00-10:30 am

Water Aerobics 11:00 am

Zumba 6:00 pm

Thursdays Yoga 8:05 am

Barre 5:00 pm

Pickleball Clinic/with Hyrum 7:30 pm

Fridays Pilates/Weights 8:05 am