£16 drop in or £58 for 4.

**Pre-booked block of 4 on Monday 6.15pm £55

MONDAY
10:00-11.00am, 11.30-12.30pm, 12.45- 13.15, 6.15-7.15pm (Pre-book only)


TUESDAY
07.00-8.00am, 13.30 -14.30am


WEDNESDAY
09.45-10.45am, 11.15-12.15am (Rehab), 12.45-13.45pm(Rehab), 14.15-15.15pm (Rehab)


THURSDAY
07.00-08.00am, 9.15-10.15am (Rehab), 16.45-17.45 (Men’s class)


FRIDAY
9.00-10.00am, 10.30-11.30am, 12.00-13.00pm


SATURDAY
8.00-9.00am

£12 drop-in or £50 for 5.

Beginners, intermediate and advanced. This class is floor-based with the use of small props, eg, balls and bands to help facilitate positive movement.

MONDAY
17.00-18.00pm


TUESDAY
08.30-09.30am, 10.00 – 11.00am, 14.45-15.45pm


WEDNESDAY
16.30-17.30pm
18.00-19.00pm


THURSDAY
09.15-10.15am
10.45-11.45am

£16 drop-in or £58 for 4.

TUESDAY
18.00-19.00pm

TUESDAY
17.30-18.30 £5 drop in.

These fun classes are for beginners to learn easy line dances to up beat music, Class sizes are 10-15.

TUESDAY
17.30-18.30 (Winter time)


THURSDAY
17.30-18.30 (Winter time)

Mat and Reformer based classes with the use of props and equiptment for people unable to move freely without discomfort.

Mat: £50 for a block of 5 or £12.00 drop in.

Reformer: £58 for a block of 4 or £16 drop in.

£16 drop-in or £58 for 4.

Working with a lot of the equipment at one’s own pace in a small group. We bring in all of Joseph’s pieces of apparatus: reformer; chair; ped-o-pull; ladder barrel and step barrel.

£10.00 drop-in

THURSDAY
9.00-10.30am

£2.50 to cover tea and coffee for the carers

THURSDAY
10:30-11.30

A gentle movement class designed to improve mobility, memory and co-ordination. These classes target neurological pathways to stimulate brain health and muscle memory.

During the class, carers will have space to meet with one another and with well-being and health practitioners for chats, support and a cup of tea or coffee.

MONDAY
18.30-19.30

£10.00 drop in

TUESDAY
09.30-10.30 £12 drop in or £50 for 5

Drop in £16 or £58 for 4.

Classes for men and women, very much like the reformer, but it is in a much more functional gravity-resisted position. This unassuming box with four springs offers infinite possibilities. The chair is not easy to use and it often proves unforgiving. It highlights imbalances and weaknesses like no other piece of apparatus. At the same time, it offers possibilities for dealing with these problems that are unique and specific to the chair. It is also well-suited for improving general fitness and enhancing athletic performance.