A fun and educational day down in London with Andy and Kev from Boxercise π And now an accredited Boxercise Instructor myself! A great way to bring some variety into your cardio as improving agility and balance. Planning to offer this as either 1:1 or small groups. If you would like to have a go why not try a taster session with me in the next few weeks? But be warned it soon becomes addictive π
Boxing Clever with Boxercise!
A fun and educational day down in London with Andy and Kev from Boxercise π And now an accredited Boxercise Instructor myself! A great way to bring some variety into your cardio as improving agility and balance. Planning to offer this as either 1:1 or small groups. If you would like to have a go…
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