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Lovely mornings 1:1 Nordic Walk. We focused on the technique then took a walk to put it all into action. The walk was 2.5 miles on a mixture of terrain. In total we covered 5 miles of walking. A good start to the weekend!!

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ooking forward to our Intro to #nordicwalking on Sunday in #Berwyn, #Llangollen. Get in touch if you would like to join us 🙌

A couple of finds from a walk along the Welsh Costal Path this evening.

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I cannot express how important it is to schedule in the good stuff. Our lives are scheduled around work- you have to plan your ‘recharge’ time too, or it doesn’t happen.

We still have some spaces left on our Introduction to Nordic Walking course, designed to leave you confidently Nordic Walking 🙌

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