55+ Learn to Curl Clinic - 11/8/2025

55+ Learn to Curl Clinic, sponsored by Community in Motion (a program of Community Hospital Anderson Foundation)

Learn to curl with the Circle City Curling Club at a special clinic for individuals aged 55 and over! Curling is an excellent way for individuals over 55 to stay active and socially engaged. The sport combines strategic thinking with physical activity, which help keep both the body and mind sharp, and can be adapted to different physical abilities. Curling has a strong sense of community and camaraderie, offering regular opportunities to socialize, make new friends, and be part of a team. Recreational curling provides a fun, supportive environment that encourages lifelong wellness and connection.  Thanks to our partnership with the Community in Motion program here in Madison County, this clinic is being offered at a discounted price of $40 (regularly $50).

Location: 1735 W. 53rd St. Unit 3A, Anderson, IN  46013

The clinic will include:

• Brief orientation to curling including rules, equipment, game play and scoring
• Discussion of on-ice safety
• Learning about the aspects of play on the ice with members of the club
• Short game against other Learn to Curl participants to experience all aspects of the game

The total event will last around two hours.  

More info:​

• If you are part of a group of two or more registering individually, you will be able to tell us the name(s) of the other members of your group (or the name of your group) on the registration form.
• Please note: participants will be grouped into an even number of teams of 4 (or sometimes 3) people, depending on the number of participants. If you sign up with a group, we will do our best to keep your group together, but it may not always be possible.

Things to know:

• Participants should dress warmly but in layers - It is very common to get warm on the ice, particularly when sweeping, so a light jacket that can be removed is a good idea.
• Participants must bring a pair of CLEAN rubber-soled shoes to change into - To prevent debris from being tracked onto the ice, you will be required to change out of your street shoes. Bring shoes that you cannot easily slip out of. No boots, heels, flats, crocs, open-toed shoes, etc will be allowed. We will provide a pair of "grippers" to be worn over your shoes for added safety on the ice.
• Head protection is required - Falls do sometimes occur, and for your safety, we encourage participants to bring their own bike helmet, skateboard helmet, hockey helmet etc. We will provide "Ice Halo" padded headbands for those without helmets. Some kind of head protection is mandatory. Anyone who removes their head protection will be asked to leave the ice.
• A liability waiver is required prior to participation in the event - The waiver will be sent by email to all participants.