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Tarrant County College has an awesome Senior Education Program.
For the small fee of $20, people over 55 can take as many senior classes as they like on as many campuses as they would like. There are two 10-week sessions, fall and spring. Some special events may have a fee. If you are not familiar with using MyTCCTrack’s Instant Enrollment, and you need help, the help line is very good, or you can go to any campus and register at the Registrar’s office. — Wide array of classes! Great fun!
TCCD Senior Education Program
Facebook:  TCC Senior Education Program

Texas Christian University has a variety of non-credit courses.
TCU Silver Frogs (Ages 50+). They offer a Membership Collection of Courses, Special Events, Speakers, Shared Interest & Travel Groups, and a Newsletter.
Lifelong  – Extended Education

Look for online courses such as Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
Looks like membership is $50 – $300.

Some local colleges and universities offer discounts for seniors wanting credit courses. There are also online degree programs for seniors from around the country.

21 Sites that Offer Free Online Classes for Senior Citizens.

Find Senior Centers and visit different Centers until you find one that suits your interests. Their interests and activities vary. Generally, you do not have to live in that community location to join. Just search online for “Senior Centers Near Me.”

Join a Group
Join a Meetup Group or find a social group on Facebook. If you already have an interest or hobby, search for that, or find a new interest. There are networking groups for people still dabbling in business. There are travel groups for organized trips and RVing. There are local geocaching and walking and exercise groups, and many senior insurance plans include gym memberships. Can’t find the right group, consider starting one for museum trips or short day trips, or kite flying, the options are endless. Nextdoor is a place to communicate with people in your local area.

An example of a fun outing organized by a Meetup Group:

Healthy Living – Fit Mind, Fit Body
in Fort Worth.

Find more Interesting Groups

Meetup.com

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Working out or simply keeping fit, exercise and a
good diet are a path to better, healthier living.

Tarrant County College Senior Education Program.
Numerous fitness classes included for the small $20 fee.
Yoga, Water-Aerobics, Tai-Chi, Pickle Ball, Tennis, Weight-Training, and more.
Class availability varies each semester.
TCC Senior Education Program.

Silver Sneakers is a nationwide program that gives seniors access to gyms with great exercise equipment, plus optional mild exercise classes for movement and balance. While Silver Sneaker’s full access is only available to select Medicare-related private insurance plans, there is also a non-member version open to anyone.

Silver Sneakers also maintains a huge library of online videos, articles, and information about getting and staying healthy. Videos about nutrition, stress management, fall prevention, and exercise classes such as Yoga and Tai Chi. Silver Sneakers also has live exercise events on Facebook and Zoom.

Can’t go to the gym, you can visit Silver Sneakers online with your computer and via their phone app. Don’t let the opportunity to use Silver Sneakers online pass you by simply because you are technically challenged, they have help operators available by phone or email to help you use the Silver Sneakers website and app.

And as a bonus, there is a Silver Sneakers Home Kits for select members. Get yours today, it is free to approved members.

At the Silver Sneakers website, you can easily check to see if you are eligible to join with full membership access. As a full member, you can search for gyms by location and amenities. You can search for videos, save your favorites, read articles, and more. Or join as a guest member, there are lots of good features for everyone.

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