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Buggy Buddies – Exercise Group

Buggy Buddies Virtual Online Classes for Jan-Feb 2023

We have set up 6 weeks of virtual Buggy Buddies classes with tutor Helen Daly (for the colder Winter months when it’s not always possible to get out for a walk)

The first class was yesterday at 10am, but there’s another 5 weeks ahead and it’s free to join.

Tuesdays at 10am via zoom

Registration via Eventbrite:

https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/520486799027

We would still encourage the participants to meet up themselves (via the WhatsApp groups, see below) for a walk and cuppa once a week, as this is an important element of being connected with other parents/mums in your local area.

Please find links below to Buggy Buddies WhatsApp groups Galway – based on location

ORANMORE

Buggy Buddies Oranmore WhatsApp link: https://chat.whatsapp.com/DA5XkZWqCfiFm3pqqHyaIv

SALTHILL

Buggy Buddies Salthill WhatsApp link: https://chat.whatsapp.com/D858R6Q9uZx4eFuXUllA6z

TUAM

Buggy Buddies Tuam WhatsApp link: https://chat.whatsapp.com/JUHDN1uEP22BcGEcaYspg5

 

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