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Sessions for everyone where floats or other equipment will be available for entertainment.
For everyone to experience the fun, relaxing and invigorating activity that swimming is. Dip your toe in, the water’s lovely...
For everyone to experience the fun, relaxing and invigorating activity that swimming is. Dip your toe in, the water’s lovely...
Relax, recover and recuperate from whatever life may throw at you and spend an hour or so in our health suite and/or sauna. These pay-as-you-go sessions are perfect if you just need the occasional treatment to help you unwind.
Pilates is an excellent way to improve your core and back muscles. If you have had an injury it is a great way to build back your strength and pain management. Experienced instructor with many years of knowledge in back issues. Join my class for mixed ability and fun!
For everyone to experience the fun, relaxing and invigorating activity that swimming is. Dip your toe in, the water’s lovely...
A fun and invigorating instructor led all-over body work-out in the water designed to effectively burn calories with minimal impact on the body.
Join us for a fun and lively session focused on keeping seniors active and energized through various movement activities. Come experience the joy of staying active together at Clapham Common St Barnabas Church!
A Low Impact circuit class aimed for residents who are inactive and at risk of cardiovascular diseases and mild to moderate mental health conditions. Please note all participants looking to take part must book a consultation to see the Get Active Specialist first. This consultation will run through the essential inclusion criteria to determine eligibility. Participants will receive 6 weeks free of exercise classes and then £5.00 per person
This delightful walk takes the footpath west out of the village, crosses an old toll bridge, across fields and along a disused railway line, takes in the very picturesque old packhorse bridge, then back along bridleways and riverside footpath to Birstwith. At about 3.3 miles, the walk takes just over 90 minutes.