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MUMS WORKOUT SESSIONS

By emreysmith
August 12, 2019 in Request a Tradesperson

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emreysmith

Posted August 12, 2019

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Posted August 12, 2019

I have the only bring your baby to a workout session in the area that I have heard of, the hardest thing about working out with a small child is having no one to look after them, I have created a small group which could be private or with other people. I know what it is like from my own experience with my son, if you can?t afford to fork out for expensive childcare and a gym membership it is really hard to get back into shape or to get healthier, So I bought my own equipment and worked out at home.

It is ?7 per hour or ?35 for 6 hours with equipment provided

Food and toys will be provided for the child/children if necessary.

Contact me on email: [email protected] or phone:07539361311

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