Fingal HomeFit Live Sessions

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Online, Monday 18th January - Friday 12th February

Fingal County Council Sports Office are delighted to announce that the Fingal HomeFit Live Sessions will be recommencing in 2021.

Starting Monday 18th January for 4 weeks we will be hosting 3 live exercise sessions per week. There will be a variety of exercise classes that are open to all levels of fitness.

These free, online classes will take place at 10am (Mon, Wed & Fri) via Zoom and last 30-40 minutes. The classes include Body Mind Movement, Full Body Workout and Chair Exercise.


Date:
Monday 18th January - Friday 12th February
Time:
10.00am
Price:
Free

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