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Celtic Strength Cerebral Palsy North Wales

5.0· 4 reviews on GooglePen Y Gaer, Pwll-glas, Efenechtyd, RuthinMore in EfenechtydMore in Ruthin

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Category
Strength, Fitness Studio
Location
Efenechtyd, Ruthin
Rating
5.0 / 5 (4 reviews on Google)

Celtic Strength is a dedicated Cerebral Palsy fitness studio set in beautiful surroundings in North Wales. The studio offers specialist therapy and fitness sessions for children and adults with Cerebral Palsy, focusing on improving strength, confidence, biomechanics, alignment, range of movement, balance and coordination.

Movement Coaching is also available for healthy individuals seeking to improve freedom of movement and reduce physical discomfort through an evidence-based, whole-body assessment approach.

Opening hours

Mon–Fri
08:00-17:00
Sat–Sun
08:00-13:00
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Frequently asked questions about Celtic Strength Cerebral Palsy North Wales

What are the opening hours at Celtic Strength Cerebral Palsy North Wales?

Celtic Strength Cerebral Palsy North Wales is open Mon–Fri 08:00-17:00, Sat–Sun 08:00-13:00.

Where is Celtic Strength Cerebral Palsy North Wales?

Celtic Strength Cerebral Palsy North Wales is at Pen Y Gaer, Pwll-glas in Efenechtyd, Ruthin.

What kind of training does Celtic Strength Cerebral Palsy North Wales offer?

At Celtic Strength Cerebral Palsy North Wales you will find strength and fitness studio.

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Celtic Strength Cerebral Palsy North Wales has 5.0 out of 5 on Google based on 4 reviews.

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