Post natal Fit - You can still join Thursday 23rd May 2019

By jellybellypt
May 24, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted May 24, 2019

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Posted May 24, 2019

This course is all about reconnecting with your body after having a baby. We will work from the inside out activating your core and pelvic floor to restore function and strength using breathing, movement and resistance using thera bands.

Exercises are chosen to address posture, function and strength so the intensity is dependent on where you are at in your recovery. Being small classes we can give more individual attention ensuring you are doing the correct exercises at the right level for you. We use a mix of exercises including Pilates but also like to ensure we cover exercises that are going to restore your body for daily function so you can move more freely and become more active.

Babies are welcome along too. We set the room up to include bouncy chairs and mats so you can have your little one beside you.

Start date: 23rd May 2019

Time 2pm to 3pm

Location: Push Studios 21 Blackwater Street East Dulwich SE22 8RS

Duration: 10 weeks

Cost: ?130.00

Email: [email protected] for a cost to join this course.

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