Christmas Jumpers, Walks and Gifts… Christmas is GO at Fitness Belfast! 🎄🎁
Mariah herself could have written this post…
It’s true – it’s only November, our tree isn’t even up yet… but Christmas is go! 🙌
And to celebrate Christmas, we have two special free / donation events coming up to round off 2023 – our Outdoor Kickass Bootcamp Christmas Jumper Special and our 8th Annual Walking in a Winter Wonderland!
Both are always such a laugh, and I’d love to see you there!
And of course, tis the season of pressies, and so our awesome, no expiry, Gift Cards are here to be the perfect gift for someone in your life.
AND if you’re feeling super organised for 2024, our January & February Outdoor Kickass Bootcamp, Yoga for Beginners, and Kickass Bootcamp PLUS+ are all open for sign ups now!
Thanks again, and MERRY CHRISTMAS! 😂
- Gary
The Outdoor Kickass Bootcamp Christmas Jumper Special!
Saturday 16th December @ 10am, Ormeau Park, Belfast
In a nutshell? All the fun of Outdoor Kickass Bootcamp, but with Christmas jumpers!
That’s right, bring out your brightest, bauble-iest Christmas jumpers and whatever other tinsel & tat you fancy, and join us for a special edition of Outdoor Kickass Bootcamp!
Saturday 16th December @ 10am in Ormeau Park, we’ll have some festive fitness, fun and maybe even some treats! It’s a freebie event, but you gotta sign up - so get going!
Fancy gifting some jumping jacks, downward dogs, or kettle bell swings?! Well side-step this way…
Our 8th Annual Walking in a Winter Wonderland!
Sunday 17th December @ 8am, Cave Hill, Belfast
Let's balance the overindulgence that might come at your other festive events this catch-up Christmas, with a good old fashioned sunrise walk up Belfast's very own winter wonderland - Cave Hill :)
On the day, there’ll be festive attire, some festive challenges, and some festive treats and like every year, we are collecting donations for the Perinatal Trust Fund (NI) - they help purchase medical and other equipment, support education and training of staff and support research into problems of newborn babies in the Regional Neonatal Unit, Royal Maternity Hospital, Belfast.