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Waist no time in
shaping your future – become part of the Hoola Nation fitness trend
ARE
you a sports enthusiast, existing fitness instructor, Hoola
Hooping-lover or simply want an exciting part-time career change? If
so, then Hoola Nation wants you.
Hoola Nation, an established fitness group running classes across
North Wales and Chester, is looking to expand. It wants to offer its
fun and exciting Hoola Hooping classes to a wider catchment area and
is recruiting fitness instructors to join this fast-growing fitness
trend.
To become a Hoola Nation instructor, you need to complete an online
skills-based module and participate in a one-day training workshop.
The workshop concludes with an exam to ensure that all instructors
meet the necessary skill level required by Hoola Nation. The next
weekend of workshops are being held at Northgate Arena, Chester on
28 September and 29 September 2013. The online training and one-day
workshop costs £240 and potential instructors can select to focus on
training for adults or children.
Hoola Nation runs classes for
adults and children, promoting itself as providing a positive
environment, for those who want to feel good about themselves and
workout with a smile. Hoola Hooping is proven to be beneficial for
the core and works the waist area with visible results.
Sasha Kenney, founder of Hoola Nation commented:- “Hoola
Hooping really does work and it’s great fun too. Not only does it
strengthen your core muscles and drops inches from the waist line,
it also makes you feel fit and healthy. You can’t help but smile
whilst you’re playing with the hoop, bringing that feel good factor
we all love to the workout. I stand by the principle that a workout
with a smile is a workout worthwhile!”
Sasha Kenney herself has become a popular local icon and an
ambassador for women’s fitness. Her latest achievement has seen her
name in the 2013 Guinness Book of Records as running the fastest
marathon whilst hoola hooping after completing the 2012 London
Marathon in just 5 hours and 5 minutes, breaking the previous record
of 6 hours.
Hoola Hooping is taking the UK by storm and it’s fast becoming one
of the leading fitness classes, with celebrities including Davina
McCall, Beyonce and Kelly Osbourne all boasting Hoola Hooping as
their workout of choice.
If you are interested in becoming a Hoola Hooping instructor,
contact Sasha Kenney on email:-
sasha@hoolanation.co.uk to find out more and join in
the fun.
For all editorial enquiries please
contact Sian Edwards at:-
sian@zebra-comms.co.uk or call:- 01978 660806.
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Dora The
Explorer Has Fun-Filled Adventures Across Merseyside
EVERYONE'S favourite little
explorer has embarked on a fun-filled 2 days of Merseyside and gave
fans a huge treat with a number of meet and greets and personal
appearances.
Dora took time out of her busy schedule ahead of her highly
anticipated show Dora the Explorer Live:- Search for the City of
Lost Toys, at Liverpool Empire Theatre, between Friday, 12 July ro
Sunday, 14 July 2013, to go on a new adventure exploring some of the
region’s top sights and attractions.
Dora at Claire HouseDora’s first stop was to surprise the children
at Claire House Children’s Hospice. Claire House is based on the
Wirral and offers respite, care and support for children and young
adults with complex medical conditions and their families. Their
incredible work provides a happy and supportive environment with
laughter, positivity and care at their core. Dora was delighted to
meet the children their and her visit certainly lifted the spirits
and left everyone with a smile on their face
Dora in Liverpool ONENext up was to Liverpool’s popular retail
destination Liverpool ONE. Dora enjoyed seeing the vast array of
shops the city had to offer and gave visitors an unexpected treat as
she mingled with shoppers, stopping for photos with all her fans.
Dora ended her sight-seeing excursion last Friday with a wild safari
adventure, meeting all of the animals and exploring Knowsley Safari.
Dora learnt all about the conservation work undertaken to protect
the many species and enjoyed an up close experience feeding Rigsby
the giraffe.
KSPDORA KSP ELEPHANTS; The
adventure isn’t over for fans, if you missed her last week don’t
panic! Dora will be returning to Merseyside at the Liverpool Empire
Theatre from 12 July to 14 July 2013, with a LIVE musical adventure
in Nickelodeon’s Dora the Explorer LIVE! Search for the City of Lost
Toys.
Dora the Explorer has lost her teddy bear, and the search is on to
retrieve him! With the help of the audience, Map, Backpack, Boots,
Diego and their courageous friends, Dora uses her map-reading,
counting, musical and language skills to successfully pass through
the number pyramid and the mixed-up jungle to reach the City of Lost
Toys. But watch out; you never know what that sneaky fox Swiper
might be up to along the way!
Nickelodeon’s Dora the Explorer
LIVE! Search for the City of Lost Toys has delighted more than 2
million people all over the world, and now it’s time for Dora the
Explorer fans in Liverpool to enjoy this 2 act, song and dance
spectacular that invites them to think, sing and play along.
For more information please visit:-
atgtickets.com/liverpool for
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