Early morning Power Walking in Dulwich Park/Peckham Rye

By louiselottie
September 21, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted September 21, 2014

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Posted September 21, 2014

I've been power walking for years, taught by the wondrous Liz Stuart, but am now out of the habit due to workload and times.

Would anyone like to come power walking with me early mornings, I'm happy to do either park, and do for half and hour or so initially, poss moving to a bit longer as we work up to it. Hill power walking is good too (the little hill just outside of Dulwich Park leading up to the flats is a good one if done several times). I'd like to do at least 3 times a week - tues, weds, thurs, fri and poss sat would work, or any combination of those.

I have been known to move quite quickly whilst power walking, and would love to do so again!

I'm thinking to be home by 7.15am at the very latest so would be happy to meet at 6.30am.

Please do get in contact.

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