Buggy Runners today! 10.15am Cafe on the Rye

By EllieBrownFitness
February 24, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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EllieBrownFitness

Posted February 24, 2016

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Posted February 24, 2016

Hi Everyone

It's a beautiful morning for Buggy Runners. I hope some of you can join us for a postnatal workout with baby or toddler in their pram or buggy. Meet at 10.15am today at the Cafe on the Rye.

Your first session is free so come along and try it out. It's just ?3.50 thereafter.

For more information visit http://www.greenwichpilates.co.uk/buggy-runners/

Thanks

Ellie

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