For those fitness enthusiasts whose New Year ’s resolutions include embracing a new challenge or rededicating themselves to a regular workout regimen, Los Cab Sports Village will host a Fitness Open House on Saturday, January 19. Taking place from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. and featuring complimentary child care, the open house is intended to showcase the many fitness options available at the club – and encourage members or prospective members to…
Few things are as energizing as an early morning tennis workout to get your blood pumping. But even in mostly sunny Southern California, temperatures can get chilly and morning people might find the prospect of running around the court in colder weather less than enticing. But there are a few things you can do to deal with the cold weather while staying loose and limber… 1. Get a good night’s…
If you happen to see large white boxes around Los Cab over the next few weeks, you know it’s again time for the club’s annual Holiday Toy Drive in partnership with Toys for Tots. The toy drive will run through December 23, and members are encouraged to bring a new, unwrapped toy to drop in one of the boxes any time they visit the club. VIEW MORE ON OUR NEWSLETTER…
Just in time for Christmas, the next Kids’ Night Out at Los Cab is scheduled for December 14 from 5:30-9:30 p.m., and there will be plenty of holiday fun for kids of all ages. Children can write letters to Santa and sit with the big man himself for photos – and will decorate frames to showcase their picture with Saint Nick. There will also be a bounce house, dinner, dessert…
INITIATION FEES WAIVED WITH TOYS FOR TOTS DONATION For members who have friends or family considering joining Los Cab, the holiday season is ideal as the club is offering a new member special that runs now through December 23. Those signing up can bring in a new, unwrapped toy valued at $30 or more (with receipt) to be donated to Toys for Tots and will have their $99 enrollment fee…
As is custom, the annual Halloween parade and party at Los Cab consists of more treats than tricks, and this year’s event on October 31 was no different. More than a dozen kids joined in the festivities, and while none of them dressed up as ghosts or goblins, there were plenty of superheroes, princesses, and adorable animals. Following the parade, kids enjoyed a lunch party complete with snacks and refreshments,…
