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Chartered Physiotherapy Clinic (MISCP)
Pilates classes
Healthy Bones Class (over 60's and 70's)
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Over 60's 'Healthy Spine' exercise class resumes Wednesday 11th January at 11:15 at the Temp Hall, 10euro per class.. This gentle class is excellent for anyone suffering with osteoporosis, back pain, joint pain and for stretching and strengthening the spine and body. Open to men and women...
Physiotherapy clinic re-opens Tuesday 3rd January at 10am All classes recommence Monday the 9th of January..
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We are open until 2pm on Christmas Eve for any last minute appointments... we also have Physiotherapy gift 🎁vouchers available for the new year call 086 3329 493
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The over 60's 'Healthy Bones' exercise class continues right up until Christmas on Wednesdays 14th & 21st December at 11:15 in the Temp Hall. All over 60's welcome to come along...
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Interested in starting Pilates in January 2017 ? please contact me as soon as possible as my January classes are nearly full. New term commences Monday 9th January...
Loughrea Bank of Ireland Enterprise Town Free Event
Come along and avail of free physiotherapy advice and mini consultations, pick up some leaflets from the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists and sign up now for one of the Pilates classes starting in January 2017.. and our very popular 'Healthy Bones' class for the over 60's which is excellent for osteoporosis sufferers and for general health as we age...
Them bones, them bones, need calcium (TV Advert)
Them bones need calcium....
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Osteoporosis is a silent disease where the bones become weak and are more likely to break. People with osteoporosis more often break bones in the hip, spine and wrist. In Ireland 300,000 people live with osteoporosis with the disease affecting more women than men...
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