Pregnancy Fitness Classes- Village Hotel South Leeds

Did you know you can start your Puddle Ducks journey before your bundle of joy arrives? Experience the perfect balance of relaxation, laughter and exercise – a wonderful way to unwind and stay healthy during your pregnancy.

Our Aquanatal classes are a fabulous activity for mummies-to-be. They are expertly designed Aquanatal programmes that take a holistic approach to an expectant mums’ physical and mental well-being, combining relaxation with cardiovascular exercises to help prepare the body for birth. Attending our Aquanatal classes means that once your baby arrives, they’ll find the sounds of the pool familiar and will be relaxed when you take them swimming, even before you move onto Baby & Pre-school and then Swim Academy lessons as a family.Take your time to think about our Aquanatal lessons, or for more information just get in touch with us on wakefield@puddleducks.com or call our friendly team on 01924 826238.

Thursday 5.30pm
Class run by Jenny our Aquanatal Teacher on a Thursday at 5.30pm at Th Village Hotel South Leeds in Tingley. You do not need to be a member of the health club to attend.

8 weeks rolling programme at £60. You can start classes once you are over 13 weeks pregnant.

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Village South Hotel, Village Hotel Leeds South Capitol Blvd Tingley, Morley Leeds LS27 0TS UK

Telephone:

Email:

faye.burrell@puddleducks.com

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