Grade 3s and 4s from David Suzuki

The Grade 3s and 4s from David Suzuki Elementary School gave it their best today! Another great day of Squash, Bootcamp and Pilates/Yoga

Grade 5s from David Suzuki

Today 50 Grade 5 students from David Suzuki felt the burn of learning how to play squash, boot camp and yoga/ pilates. It was a great day!

Grade 6s/8s from Giles Campus

The Grade 6s/8s from Giles Campus @GilesCondors honed their fitness skills today! Squash, Boot Camp and Yoga/Pilates 

Grade 5s from Giles Campus

Today the Grade 5s from the Giles Campus French Immersion School came to Windsor Squash And Fitness Club! There 43 students altogether! Squash, Boot camp and Yoga/Pilates. They all worked hard and had fun! 

Another Great Day

A great day of Active Schools today for another class from the Giles Campus. Today it was the Grade 3s and 4s that tried their hand at learning squash, yoga and boot camp. Good job done by all! Great fun! 

First Class Makes Field Trip to Windsor Squash

42 grade 4s from the Giles Campus French Immersion School walked over to Windsor Squash and Fitness Club to participate in our Active Schools Program today. Squash, Boot Camp and Pilates

The New School Year Begins

Graeme Williams and myself made the trip to the Giles Campus French Immersion School today where we taught the Grade 4s and 5s the basics of the game of squash in their gym. These students will be making a field trip to Windsor Squash and Fitness Club next week to play squash on the real courts and will be learning ways to be physically fit.  

Williams reviving local interest in squash

The Windsor Star ran a great story about our squash pro Graeme Williams today. In the article Graeme talks about the great experience he just had coaching Canada's National Team in Mexico last month at the Pan Am Championships. In addition, to this Graeme talks about the growth of our junior squash program and credits it to the Active Schools Program. Great Job Graeme. Check out the article: http://blogs.windsorstar.com/sports/williams-reviving-local-interest-in-squash