“No Leaders, No Zoomers.”

Want to become a “Zoomers in Balance” Exercise Leader?

Help your peers stay physically active in your community!

Benefits:

  • Receive FREE training to become a Zoomers in Balance leader.

  • Learn how to improve your mobility and reduce your risk of falling.

  • Help those in your community become physically active while socializing.

You may be eligible if you:

  • Are 50 years of age or older.

  • Can exercise independently.

  • Can commit to volunteering your time to lead at least two 12-week sessions per year.

Thinking about becoming a Zoomers in Balance leader?

This guide walks you through everything you need to know—from free training and certification support to flexible class options and mentorship—so you can feel confident taking the next step.

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Upcoming Training Sessions

Woodstock (EN)

Date & time: June 13th & 14th - 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

Location: AYR Motor Centre, 105 Connell Park Rd, Woodstock, NB E7M 1M5

Fredericton (EN)

Date & time: July 23rd & 24th - 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

Location: Faculty of Kinesiology, Room 301, 90 Mackay Drive, Fredericton, NB, E3B 5A3

Register Here!

Interested in becoming a Zoomers in Balance leader?

The upcoming training locations we are offering are below. Click on the green button beside it to register for the specific location.

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Register Here!

Campbellton (EN)

Date & time: July 11th & 12th - 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

Location: Campbellton Civic Centre (Boardroom), 44 Salom Blvd. Campbellton, NB, E3N 3T7

General Interest Form

Don’t see a location close to you?

Complete this Google form so we know there is interest in your area, and we will reach out with all training details for future training!

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Current Leaders

Stay connected with our private Zoomers Leader Facebook page – email contact@zoomersinfo.ca to be added to the page!

Want feedback for your class? Fill out the Leader Feedback Request form below!

Feedback Form

  • “You benefit from [being a Zoomers leader] as much as the people participating in it do. So it's kind of one of those Win-Win situations where you're doing something that’s healthy for everyone.”

    Zoomers leader

  • “It's good to have peer leaders because the participants get to see different body shapes and sizes, and someone who has the same struggles as they do every day… I think they feel that personal connection.”

    Zoomers leader

  • “If somebody was thinking about volunteering to be a Zoomers leader, I would tell them definitely go for it. Because it's very fun and rewarding. It's a really great experience.”

    Zoomers leader

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Code of Conduct

Click below to review the code of conduct for Leaders

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