Strength & Conditioning
Every Wednesday Ipswich County Library 16:30 ‐ 17:30 Free entry Booking required
Join Joe for this free Strength & Conditioning class at Ipswich County Library! This event is part of Jumpstart, our health and wellbeing campaign.
Booking is required. Please use the below booking form to register for this event. The online booking form will close at 9AM on the morning of the event.
Please wear comfortable clothing and suitable footwear to this session. We also recommend you bring water for hydration.
What is Strength & Conditioning?
Join our Physiotherapist Joe for this Strength and Conditioning class, which will help to improve your strength, balance, mobility and confidence.
The class will consist of standing and chair based body weight exercises, which can be made easier or more challenging to suit all abilities.
Please note If you are booking for a weekly activity, you only need to do so once. You will still receive email notifications for additional sessions for this activity. If you do not wish to attend any additional sessions, you can unsubscribe at the bottom of your confirmation email to stop receiving email notifications.
Register for Strength & Conditioning
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