Pilates starting January, Barry Road

By FireAngel40
December 28, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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FireAngel40

Posted December 28, 2017

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Posted December 28, 2017

Hi, I?m a local Pilates and BackCare Professional with over 10 years teaching experience.

STARTING 3RD JANUARY

Wednesday evenings

St Peter/St Clements Church, Barry Road, SE22.

7pm Beginner/Improver

8.05pm Improver/Intermediate

Six week Course costs ?60. Drop-ins ?12 per session.

I take a maximum of 12 people per class, and I supply mats etc.

Give me a call, or email me.

Heather: 07961 125215

[email protected]

www.pilatesclub.co.uk

Qualifications:

REPS Level 3 Pilates

BCP Level 4 Pilates for Low Back Pain

Registered BackCare Professional

Back4Good Practitioner

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