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Price: £20.00
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- Distance: 1 Miles
- Date: Sun 4th August
- Time: 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
- Location Name: Delamere Forest (Barnsbridge Carpark)
- Address: Sandstone Trail, Frodsham WA6, UK
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Walk Description:
The POWER of POLES Induction is totally unique in that it explores the use of both strapless and Nordic walking poles to aid the user gain the best technique and results! It’s fast, highly effective and really comprehensive. This session will help you select the right kind of poles to use for health, fitness, fun or challenges.
Broken into two 1.5 hour sessions, (the second being optional), the Total Body Walking approach encourages a natural walking pattern to improve posture, all over muscle activation and walking speed. You will feel these effects in the first few minutes. It will ensure you get the correct movement and techniques from the start. You can then progress to part two to gain more advanced skills The second part of the Power of Poles will be listed separately at a convenient date for you.
Please bring a drink, your mobile phone any medications you may need in a small rucksack.
Clothing should be appropriate for weather conditions with gloves, warm hats in colder conditions, sun hats, sunscreen, insect repellent in hot conditions. Footwear should have a flexible sole if possible
Car parking Fees apply at Forest Centre, Tree Tops, Old Pale and Whitefield carparks or become a member of Delamere Forest for an annual fee of £72.00 and carparking fees are is included in that price. CLICK HERE Barnsbridge Car park is free,
Location Notes:
Meet at Barnsbridge Carpark, off Ashton Road, Delamere Forest. Ashton Road runs from Mouldsworth to Hatchmere. The nearest sat nav reference is Fox Howl Education Centre WA6 6PA. Fox Howl Education Centre is at the Mouldsworth end of Ashton Road and the carpark is midway along Ashton Road. It has a blue notice board with Sandstone trail in white lettering. It is free but there are no loos here. The nearest loos are at Linmere Car park, by the Visitors Centre and you would need to allow an extra 10minutes to drive there and back. Alternatively we can incorporate a loo stop on our walking route so let me know if this is required.
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