Outdoor classes - special offer for July and August!

By jellybellypt
July 4, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted July 4, 2016

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Posted July 4, 2016

All of our classes run through the summer rain or shine! Restore your post-natal body safely using low impact exercises that focus on muscle strength and tone, core and pelvic floor function and form. We work the whole body with a mix of resistance and body weighted workouts.

During the months of July and August we are offering a FREE class when you buy a 5 or 10 class pass. Use it yourself or give it to a friend!

Where and when...

Mondays @ 1:30pm in Peckham rye, meet at the cafe.

Thursdays @ 10am in dulwich park, meet at the court lane gates.

Babies and children of all ages welcome! Bring your friends and/or make new ones!

Buy your class pass now www.jellybellypt.com

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