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Autism Friendly Boxercise

A community focused project, autism-friendly workshops designed to support the family to become active together and enjoy a variety of targeted and fun activities from sparring and resistance drills to training functional and agility skills, adapted to develop strength and focus, reduce social anxiety and build confidence

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Autism-Friendly Boxercise for Families

A community focused project, autism-friendly workshops designed to support the family to become active together and enjoy a variety of targeted and fun activities from sparring and resistance drills to training functional and agility skills, adapted to develop strength and focus, reduce social anxiety and build confidence

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Prance

A creative rhymical dance sessions with chair support for people with mixed health conditions in community groups and care homes, nursing home settings.

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Dance for Parkinson’s

A high quality dance art session for people with Parkinson’s, has a focus on inspiring creative and aesthetic movement to maintain mobility, improve balance and gait velocity, and enhance mental resilience.

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Dance for Dementia (online)

Specifically adapted session use language of dance to stimulate neuropathy and to create a sense of belonging and happiness in which to improve people’s physical and neuro functioning.

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Spring Steps

A low impact maintenance standing fitness programme with a focus on improving cardiac function, balance muscle strength and joint mobility in a supportive group. It’s for people who’s “not ready” to sit down to exercise.

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