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Free Community Fitness Events Happening This Month

Point Cook locals can sign up for no-cost group sessions at parks and community spots from July 10 onward.

By Point Cook Wellness Desk · Published 9 July 2026

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Free Community Fitness Events Happening This Month
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Free fitness sessions open to all residents begin this month at several Point Cook locations, with group walks, yoga and circuit classes listed for July 12, 19 and 26.

Interest has grown since the Telstra outage cut phone and internet service for days in June, prompting more people to seek in-person activities that build routines without screens or fees. Local organisers report that turnout at outdoor events rose after the disruption, as residents looked for reliable ways to meet neighbours and move regularly.

Sessions at Saltwater Promenade and Sanctuary Lakes Reserve

Walks led by the Point Cook Active Living program start at 7am on July 12 along the Saltwater Promenade near Boardwalk Boulevard. The same group runs a 45-minute yoga class at 6pm on July 19 inside the Sanctuary Lakes Reserve community hall on Greg Norman Drive. Both events require only a water bottle and comfortable shoes; no booking or payment is needed.

A separate circuit class organised by the Point Cook Recreation Reserve takes place on July 26 at 8am on the oval at Dunnings Road. Volunteers set up cones and resistance bands supplied by the reserve, and participants finish by 9am so families can continue with weekend plans.

Numbers and next steps

Last month the Active Living program recorded 185 attendances across three free dates, with the largest single session drawing 72 people. All events remain open to new participants and run regardless of weather, moving to the reserve hall if rain falls.

Residents can check the Point Cook Community Centre noticeboard on Main Street or the reserve website for any last-minute changes. Those with existing health conditions are advised to speak with a local GP before joining.

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