Nordic walking

Eight U3A members recently took part in the free Nordic walk training provided by Sefton Council. This training costs the council £70 per person. To date only one of the people trained has taken part in a walk. This is a waste of council money and may prevent the U3A getting places in the future. It is important to consolidate the learning gained at the training by taking part in a regular walk. The health benefits are tremendous too!  Walks are available on Monday mornings (fortnightly) at 10:15 am from Maghull Leisure Centre. Next walk is on 25th June. This is 60 minute walk. There is also a weekly walk on Monday evening, 6:30  from Lydiate scout hut for 90 minutes. There is no need to book for the walks, just turn up 10 mins before walk commences. Poles are available to use.

5 thoughts on “Nordic walking

  1. Hi Margaret
    I’ve just completed the Nordic Walking course. Can you tell me if there is a daytime walk this Monday 12th from the Meadows?
    Thanks

    • The Monday morning walk is alternate weeks. the next one is on 19th November at 10:15. however there is a weekly evening walk from the same venue. This starts at 6;30. Poles are available.

  2. Hi Dave,

    have emailed you. Sometimes the library runs out of newsletters but I\’ll bring some to the coffee morning. The walk co-ordinator at Sefton is Stephanie Boote. She can be contacted on 934 2824 or stephanie.boote@sefton.gov.uk She organises the training dates so would be your first point of contact for training.

  3. I am interested in this. Margaret told me I need training by Active Sefton but the Town Hall had no info and a search of Sefton Council website got a nil return. Do you have a contact? Thanks.

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