Health & Wellbeing Activities - Round Hill (7320)

the Devonport & North West Region, Tasmania (TAS)

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The Boulevarde, Terrylands St, Pcyc Gym Burnie (Behind Burnie Pool) Hillcrest, Burnie, TAS 7320
2 km from Round Hill

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Rope Skipping for kids

Encourage your kids to get into jump rope! Jump rope or skipping rope for kids is a simple, yet effective way to get your children into aerobics

What's the difference between Restorative + Yin Yoga?

In a pose it’s encouraged to let go of muscular involvement to target the deeper connective tissues of the body such as fascia Some schools of Yin will teach Yin as a ‘cold’ practice, done without a warm-up as a way to protect students from going in to the held stretches too deeply In poses, you might be guided through mindfulness techniques to draw your awareness to letting your muscles relax, to target your ligaments, fascia and joints instead Yin might be considered a useful practice for building bone density

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