F members know each another from their own local recreation centers. They cruise together with instructors who already teach them at these centers. Cruise prices cover port charges, dining and entertainment, daily water exercises, tai chi, yoga, deck walking and dance lessons, along with many more activities offered by the cruise lines. For low cost air fares visit CheapAir.com. Bus transfers are available from many cities. Low cost travel insurance is also provided and is required to travel with this club. Assuming all conditions are met, the club's travel insurance covers the cost of the cruise, air fare (even non-refundable), lost luggage, trip delays, most medical care up to $10,000 and cancellation penalties. Ships do not accept Medicaid or Medicare payments.

A valid passport is required for travel. Staterooms are booked in upgraded categories (none on the lowest deck). Ocean View Staterooms have full picture windows (no port holes). Single occupancy rates are available, as are Junior Suites. Guests are given full refunds when they cancel at least 100 days before departure. No insurance is required for this benefit. requires no fees or dues to join. But guests are encouraged to exercise at least once a day when traveling. The club's goal is to have fun while traveling together and to practice good health habits all along the way. Club members receive the very best cruise deals when cruising together in groups. And by booking early club members are assured prime, mid-ship Stateroom locations.

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F cruises are escorted by Program Director Jim Seeley, often accompanied by Travel Coordinator Cynthia Neu. Only those who book through the may receive its total fitness cruise package. "We book our fitness cruises a year ahead of departure, assuring guests have the lowest prices and best cabin selections," says Travel Coordinator Cynthia Neu. "We do not offer 'cheap' cabins just before sailing," she says. "Such cabins are mostly sold on the Internet and are usually located near smoking sections or under the ships' theatres and night clubs. Cabins booked late are usually on the lowest level, at either end of the ship. They require long walks to dinner and to disembark for excursions. Such cabins are also more vulnerable to motion sickness because they are either far forward or far back on the ship. Because we reserve our cabins a year in advance they are in the best mid-ship categories. As soon as you book with us we confirm in writing where your stateroom is located. You can cancel anytime up to 100 days before departure with no questions asked and receive a full refund. No insurance is required for this benefit. Guests love this policy. So love to provide it."

Cruise

From Baltimore, MD
to San Juan, St. Thomas, Labadee and Samana

Royal Caribbean's Enchantment of the Seas

Oct 21 - Oct 30, 2010

SAN JUAN, PR is first port of call on this fitness cruise to the sunny Caribbean next fall. See its Capitol when you tour Old San Juan's Fort. PUERTO RICO'S HISTORY is rich. Countries throughout the world have fought for centuries to govern it. In 1898 PR agreed to be part of the USA. EXERCISE EXCURSIONS are not always on shore. Sometimes they are on board ship, like this deck walking class with Fitness Host Jim Seeley. members taking this cruise will still have summer weather when they cruise from Baltimore to San Juan. MORNING WATER EXERCISES in each ship's indoor, heated pool highlight everycruise. Guests later go on shore for tours. CERTIFIED INSTRUCTOR DEBBIE CLARK will lead water exercises on this cruise. Be prepared to work hard! ZUMBA is a new dance exercise spreading across America. introduces it on a cruise to San Juan, Puerto Rico Oct. 21st out of Baltimore. Shake, shake, shake to Latin tunes. It's not structured. It only requires getting up and having fun! You can Zumba in or out of the water. In 2002 the USA had 2,000 trained Zumba teachers. This year there are 40,000. Dance anyone? WILL CRUISE out of Baltimore next Oct. 21st for the Caribbean. Caryn Martin of Centreville, MD will teach club members taking that cruise the nation's newest dance craze: ZUMBA. She gave club members their first lessons at the club's recent monthly luncheon.

10 DAYS/9 NIGHTS aboard Royal Caribbean's Enchantment of the Seas   Shore excursions are not yet available for this new cruise in October of 2010. ARRIVE DEPART Thursday • 10/21/2010 Baltimore, Maryland 4:00 PM Friday • 10/22/2010 Sea Day Saturday • 10/23/2010 Sea Day Sunday • 10/24/2010 San Juan, Puerto Rico 2:00 PM 11:30 PM Monday • 10/25/2010 St. Thomas, U.S.V.I. 7:00 AM 5:00 PM Tuesday • 10/26/2010 Samana, Dominican Republic 9:00 AM 6:00 PM Wednesday • 10/27/2010 Labadee, RCCL's Private Island 8:00 AM 5:00 PM Thursday• 1/28/2010 Sea Day Friday • 10/29/2010 Sea Day Saturday • 10/30/2010 Baltimore, Maryland 7:00 AM

EASTERN CARIBBEAN October 21~30, 2010 1-800-955-9942 A $500 per stateroom ($250 per person) fully refundable deposit secures your mid-ship cabin. Upon making a reservation you're sent a post card confirming your cabin number. Final payment is due by July 14, 2010. Any deposit made before July 14th is 100% refundable if you need to cancel before this date. No insurance is required for this benefit. After July 14th low cost travel insurance is required for anyone going on the cruise. Click here to capture this single cruise. Copy its address bar on top and e-mail it to a friend.

Cabin Prices begin at: To View your cabin click on category, then hit image. Category Price Inside Cat. L (double) $979 Ocean View Cat. G (double) $1,149 BALCONY Cat. D2 (double) $1,609 Inside Cat. L (single) $1,719 Ocean View Cat. G (single) $2,059 Balcony Cat D2 (single) $2,979 Cabin prices are based on double occupancy. They do not include air fare. The total amount of taxes, customs fees and service charges together equal $99 more per person. Travel insurance is required starting at $59 per person. All cruise prices are subject to inventory availability. Book early to secure best cabins and prices. Jim Seeley leads popular fitness classes on Enchantment of the Seas. Click here for video

Cruise

From Cape Liberty/Bayonne, N.J.
to Newport, Boston, Portland, Bar Harbor,
Halifax and Quebec City
on Celebrity Cruises' Summit

Sep 12 - Sep 26, 2010

CELEBRITY'S Summit will dock overnight in Quebec City on this cruise. NEW ENGLAND is known world wide for it colorful Fall season. FUN & FITNESS Travel Club invites you to New England and Canada in September 2010. Reserve it now for best fitness cruise deal and cabin location. WATER EXERCISES in the morning highlight each water fitness cruise. FITNESS HOST Jim Seeley leads exercises in the ship's indoor pool. NEW ENGLAND WIDOW WALKS are for wives waiting at home for their seafaring husbands. FUN & FITNESS Travel Club loves sports. Fenway Park in Boston is home to the World Champion Boston Red Sox. Why not plan a visit there on this cruise?

15 Days/ 14 Nights on Celebrity Cruises' Summit   Click on port to view shore excursions. Today's daily temperature is shown. ARRIVE DEPART Sunday • 09/12/2010 Cape Liberty/Bayonne, N.J.   4:00 PM Monday • 09/13/2010 Newport, R.I. 7:00 AM 5:00 PM Tuesday • 09/14/2010 Sea Day     Wednesday • 09/15/2010 Boston, Mass. 8:00 AM 6:00 PM Thursday • 09/16/2010 Portland, Maine 8:00 AM 6:00 PM Friday • 09/17/2010 Bar Harbor, Maine 7:00 AM 5:00 PM Saturday • 09/18/2010 Halifax, Nova Scotia 9:00 AM 7:00 PM Sunday • 09/19/2010 Sea Day     Monday • 09/20/2010 Quebec City, Quebec 10:00 AM   Tuesday • 09/21/2010 Quebec City, Quebec   4:00 PM Wednesday • 09/22/2010 Sea Day 9:00 AM 5:00 PM Thursday • 09/23/2010 Charlottetown, P.E.I 8:00 AM 5:00 PM Friday • 09/24/2010 Sea Day     Saturday • 09/25/2010 Sea Day     Sunday • 09/26/2010 Cape Liberty/Bayonne, N.J. 7:00 AM

NEW ENGLAND/ CANADA Sept 12- Sept 26, 2010 : R/T from Bayonne, N.J. 1-800-955-9942 A $900 per stateroom ($450 per person) fully refundable deposit secures your mid-ship cabin. Upon making a reservation you're sent a post card with your cabin number. Final payment is due by June 4, 2010. Installment payments are welcome. All deposits made before June 4th are 100% refundable if you cancel before June 4th. No trip insurance is needed for this benefit. After June 4th travel insurance is required for anyone going on the cruise. Click here to capture this single cruise. Copy its address bar on top and e-mail it to a friend.

Reduced Cabin Prices begin at: To view your cabin choice click on it. Category Price Inside Cat. 10 (double) NOW $1549 WAS $1759 Ocean View Cat. 6 (double) NOW $1799 WAS $2089 Balcony Cat. 2C (double) NOW $2399 WAS $2459 Inside Cat. 10 (single) NOW $2659 WAS $3169 Ocean View Cat. 6 (single) NOW $3109 WAS $3819 Balcony Cat. 2C (single) NOW $4389 WAS $4549 Prices are based on double occupancy. They do not include air fare. Taxes, customs fees and service charges for a total $150 more per person will be added. Travel insurance is required starting at $119 per person. Prices are subject to inventory availability.

Cruise

from Seattle, Washington
to Juneau, Skagway, Tracy Arm Fjord, Victoria (Canada) on Royal Caribbean's Rhapsody of the Seas
Sep 3 - Sep 10, 2010

SEATTLE'S SPACE NEEDLE is world famous for its views of the Emerald City and Mt. Rainer. Enjoy dinner while looking upon and circling the most educated city in the United States. More PhD's live in Seattle, WA than any where else in America. ( All photos by Cynthia Neu.) VICTORIA ISLAND in Canada is home to 100 acres of the Butchart Gardens. The ship will stop all day in Victoria. Visitors can see these splendid gardens created by Robert Butchart who loved his wife, Jennie, with all his heart.....and with all his quarry. FUN & FITNESS Travel Club invites you to cruise the incredible Inside Passage of Alaska next fall. Early September is Alaska's driest, warmest season. FITNESS HOST Jim Seeley leads water exercises in the ship's indoor heated pool. Classes are held each morning before guests go ashore for their excursions. Plenty of exercise keeps everyone fit while they cruise. DANCE LESSONS practiced in the late afternoon mean club members can be more sure of themselves when they go out again to dance at night. The ship will have a wide selection of dance clubs. Disco anyone? NOODLES, WATER SAFETY BELTS and music are all provided by the FUN & FITNESS Travel Club when guests cruise together. Fitness Host Joyce Doucette of Points, W. VA enjoys applying yoga techniques to water exercises. "Water is always excellent for exercise," she says. "It allows you to exercise without hurting. And the less it hurts the more exercise you will do." Yoga classes are also held in addition to walking and dancing sessions. FUN & FITNESS Travel Club members like to learn. For example, Jefferson Randolph "Soapy" Smith was a big-time con man who moved to Alaska during the Klondike Gold Rush to take advantage of naive prospectors. His most notorious con job was opening up a bogus telegraph office with poles and wires stretched out back into the forest. Lonely, homesick miners would come into his telegraph office and pay their last $5 to send a telegram home. Smith would alert them the next day their telegram had been answered by family members who needed money immediately. When the poor miners gave up their absolute last dollars to send home Smith would keep the funds for himself. This story and more, like the one about who really built the world famous White Pass Railway through Alaska, make a cruise vacation up to the top of America an unforgettable travel adventure. FUN & FITNESS Travel Club members can spend a day in Skagway when they cruise to Alaska. A favorite spot to visit is the Red Onion Saloon where guests can enjoy drinks, have lunch and learn how during the Klondike Gold Rush Days there was more than one way to "get rich." The ladies most highly sought after in Skagway had rooms in the Red Onion where they could entertain their favorite guests in private for as long as they wanted. Ladies newly arrived to Skagway had to carry their own half-bed suitcases. This made it easier for the more ambitious working girls because immediately upon agreeing on a price they and their clients could literally "get down to business" wherever they happened to be. Alaska in the late 1800s had many "new entrepreneurs" starting out. Some goods and services were worth their weight in gold, as many enterprising ladies found out.

8 Days/ 7 Nights on Royal Caribbean's Rhapsody of the Seas   Click on port to view shore excursions. Today's daily temperature is shown. ARRIVE DEPART Friday • 09/03/2010 Seattle, Washington   4:00 PM Saturday • 09/04/2010 Sea Day     Sunday • 09/05/2010 Alaska Inside Passage     Sunday • 09/05/2010 Juneau, Alaska 11:00 AM 8:00 PM Monday • 09/06/2010 Skagway, Alaska 7:00 AM 8:30 PM Tuesday • 09/07/2010 Tracy Arm Fjord, Alaska 7:00 AM 12:00 PM Wednesday • 09/08/2010 Sea Day     Thursday • 09/09/2010 Victoria, British Columbia, Canada 9:00 AM 6:00 PM Friday • 09/10/2010 Seattle, Washington 6:00 AM

Alaska Sept 3- Sept 10, 2010 : R/T from Seattle, WA 1-800-955-9942 A $500 per stateroom ($250 per person) fully refundable deposit secures your mid-ship cabin. Upon making a reservation you're sent a post card confirming your cabin number. Final payment is due before May 26, 2010. All deposits made before May 26th are 100% refundable if canceled before May 26th. After this date travel insurance is required for anyone going on the cruise. Click here to capture this one cruise. E-mail it to a friend.

Only a few cabins still offered! To View your Cabin click on category, then hit image. Category Price Inside Cat. M (double) $699 Ocean View Cat. H (double) $859 Balcony Cat. D2 (double) $1504 Inside Cat. M (single) $1113 Ocean View Cat. H (single) $1445 Balcony Cat. D2 (single) $2734 Prices are based upon double occupancy. They do not include air fare. Taxes, customs fees and service charges of $165 more per person will be added. Travel insurance is required starting at $59 per person. Prices are subject to inventory availability. Book Early!