Children's flexibility class

By LivewellBHappy
January 14, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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LivewellBHappy

Posted January 14, 2015

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Posted January 14, 2015

I've been running a private flexibility class for young athletes, children who do a lot of sport, I.e rugby, swimming etc and am thinking of opening it up to the general public. Venue would be dulwich college, Monday evenings 18:45-19:45. Ages 9-15. Would anyone be interested in their children joining? Cost would be dependant on class numbers but would be under ?8 per session. Hopefully less.

I am a REPS LEVEL 3 certified instructor and personal trainer qualified in children's fitness. I've been working in fitness for over 13 years, teaching flexibility, resistance training, dance, barefoot training, pre and post natal, functional training and aqua fitness so have a wealth of skills to share. I've also been crb checked and am fully insured.

I would like to start next Monday should I have enough interest. Please do drop me a line if you would be interested.

Healthy regards

Alison

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