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Aquatic Exercises

Aquatic exercise is a low-impact activity that takes the pressure off the bones, joints and muscles. Water also offers natural resistance, which can help strengthen the muscles.

Aquatic exercise can have many health benefits:

  • improve heart health
  • reduce stress
  • improved muscular endurance
  • increase strength
  • improve joint mobility
  • lessen pain

RCCA Board of Governors

Executive Committee

David J. Thomas III – President

Frank P. Slattery Jr. – 1st Vice President

Shannon T. Howell – 2nd Vice President

Patricia Donnelley-Stockham – 3rd Vice President

Mortimer F. Curran – Treasurer

James M. Ballentine Jr. – Recording Secretary

C. Ray Dorsey III – Corresponding Secretary

Charles W. Graubert, M.D. – Medical Advisory Council Chairman

J. Carter Randolph II – Immediate Past President

Katie Benjamin

Paget H. Ferrell

Heather C. Henry

Pamela J. Mettler

Stephen M. Zaloom

Board of Governors

Christine Aylward

Margaret Betten

James Borynack

David E. Bowers

Charles P. Carroll

Barron Collier

Mark W. Cook

Robert Debbs

Natalie G. Dejoux

Lily Holt Dillon

Patricia Dunnington

Peter N. Geisler Jr.

Clare M. Goyette

Sherri Grace

Edward L. Hennessy Jr.

Heather T. Henry

Birgitt Hilton

Patsy S. Johnson

Richard S. Johnson Jr.

Hewlett Kent

William F. Koch III

Roshan Z. Massoumi

Kathleen A. Miner

Alexandra Oelsner

Carling Pinckney

Lynn T. Pohanka

J. Grier Pressly III

Brandon Reid

Nancy Reynolds

Mimi Richards

Peter Scholla

Amanda Schumacher

Noel A. Settle

Jeanne Shanley

Virginia Simmons

Manley H. Thaler

Jane H. Told

Pamela Williams

Maury R. Wolfe

Robert Wright

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