Spinning courses delivered Online

fish factory arts

4.3(60)

Penryn

If you're interested in renting a studio space, hiring the gallery for an exhibition, putting on an event, hosting a talk or workshop, stocking your work in our shop or just want to know more about our cafe or anything else please get in touch using the details below! We'd love to hear from you!

the association for science education

5.0(12)

Coventry

The interest of young people in science is developed by inspiring and knowledgeable teachers and technicians. From local events to national policy, we are a professional community dedicated to supporting excellence in science teaching and learning. The Association for Science Education (ASE) is an active membership body that has been supporting all those involved in science education from pre-school to higher education for over 100 years; members include teachers, technicians, tutors and advisers. We are a Registered Charity with a Royal Charter, owned by our members and independent of government. We seek to create a powerful voice for science education professionals in order to make a positive and influential difference to the teaching and learning of science throughout the UK and further afield.

at birkhill house

Earlston

Improving mental health in the Scottish Borders through caring, creativity & collaboration.At Birkhill House CIC is a newly established animal assisted activity/therapy venture in the Scottish Borders, which will also offer an array of modern and traditional crafting opportunities. The focus at Birkhill House is on wellness and mindfulness – taking a moment out to be compassionate and nurture the creative side in all of us. Where possible, funds generated from workshops will subsidise therapy activities for those who need it most, very much in keeping with a community interest model. Set on nine acres of beautiful land about 30 miles south of Edinburgh city centre, the workshops take place in newly renovated stables dating back to the early 1800s. With a rich farming and equine history, the property is now a busy small-holding, whose residents include Huacaya alpacas, Castlemilk Moorit sheep, pygmy & Golden Guernsey goats, a breeding cattery for beautiful domestic Ragdoll cats, a gaggle of small dogs, a plethora of hens and a friendly pair of peacocks.

sarah tompsett

Hi, I'm Sarah. I live on the outskirts of Bristol and grew up in beautiful Cornwall, which will always be home to me. I am a Natural Health Practitioner, Coach, Spiritual Mentor, Akashic Transformation Practitioner. I'm also Mum to two teenagers and two cockapoos, Cooper and Willow. For 22 years, I worked in the corporate world in HR. My last permanent role - before following my heart and leaving it all behind - was HR Director for a Bristol Law Firm. My corporate background is relevant because I totally understand and empathise with the pressures that brings and I understand the real juggle (and sometimes struggle) working Mums have to keep all the plates spinning. For the past 11 years, I have been on my own wellness and healing journey, which has included getting to the root cause of a diagnosis and following my own wellness plan to reverse the diagnosis and return to health. I continue to focus on healing my body naturally, fuelling my body with the right nutrition for me, balancing my body's energy systems and committing to both personal and spiritual development. I believe we already have inside us the tools and wisdom to bring about the changes we want and need to make to live our best lives. Sometimes we just need a helping hand to bring it all to the surface. That's where I come in!

unleashed pawtential

5.0(35)

People sometimes ask me about why I do what I do and how I got started. So I thought I would tell you the story of how the Fairydogmother was born. ONE MAN AND TWO DOGS Billy was one of my first dogs. Born on Valentines day 1996 he bounced into our lives at 8 weeks old: an adorable white English Bull Terrier puppy with one brindle ear and an attitude. Billy was a ‘special’ dog; one of those naughty but nice dogs you can’t help but love because they make you laugh, but also drive you to distraction because of their behaviour. Billy was a spinning/tail chasing, attention seeking nightmare who refused to let go of anything he was having fun with. Billy was never aggressive, he just loved to play tuggy. Unfortunately Billy liked playing tuggy with everything he could get his teeth into – hosepipes still attached to the tap, branches still attached to trees. He destroyed my mum’s lawnmower when she left him unattended in her garden for a mere 30 minutes, he played tuggy with my sister’s curtains and once sank his teeth into a live electric cooker cable sticking out of the wall when we were renovating the kitchen. The only reason he survived that particular game of tug was lightening quick reflexes turning the power off! Billy was a nightmare, but I loved him and wanted to help him and make our lives easier. Billy had lit the spark in my interest in dog behaviour, so I really got stuck into finding out how I could help change his behaviour and started doing Dog Behaviour courses in 2001 – 2003. Fast forward a few years (after having two children that kept me busy and interrupted my studies) I now had a new dog; Lola who was a two and a half year old rescue who had been abandoned in a flat to starve. She was absolutely wonderful, except for one thing; her obsession with footballs. I discovered said football obsession when I decided to take her to my eldest son’s football match one very wet, muddy Saturday morning. I walked up to the edge of the pitch with Lola on a lead and she spotted the football … and ran for it (she is a hefty American Bulldog x Staffy) and, taken by surprise and suddenly helpless on the other end of the lead she dragged me face down in the mud, slowly but surely trying to make progress towards the ball being kicked around the pitch. Watched by all the other parents I had to be unceremoniously rescued from the quagmire. Lola’s sheer determination to get at footballs wasn’t getting any better and a friend of mine said to me that if I went to see Keith, a dog trainer who helped run a local rescue, he would be able to help. So I rang and booked an appointment and I went to see him … and that day changed everything. He didn’t just help with Lola, he offered to teach me real hands on dog training working with dogs at the rescue. As long as I turned up regularly and got stuck in, that was the deal, and I was eager to start.

welfy

After decades in the corporate world we reached a tipping point where we needed to channel our energy into something new. We had both spent so much of our careers running, racing, relentlessly pushing, proving, re-proving, worrying, wondering, apologising. Loving it most days but at times, totally exhausted by the pressure of juggling it all. Forever climbing expectations of time and energy until the bank is empty. More and more “baby birds” demanding attention as you climb up the ladder and manage larger teams. That nagging feeling that there is always something you should be doing. Giving a little bit more. Being a touch more proactive. Staying that bit later. Being a bit more committed. More plates spinning as life gets yet more complicated with children and mortgages and sick parents and far far too much adulting. Too much guilt. Life was becoming totally out of balance. Relationships suffered. Health took a hammering. But then we realised, hang on, it isn’t all out of our hands, it is absolutely in our control. It is possible to manage our energy and even have more of it than ever before. We can fill up the bank until it’s bursting at the seams. We just didn’t realise you have to stop being so reactive and leaving yourself at the bottom of the priority pile. It hadn’t dawned on us that you have to take control of managing your wellbeing. We didn’t know that it’s in everyone’s interest to put yourself first. And even if we did, we had never been taught how?

hulafit

London

Here at HulaFit® we believe that exercise doesn’t have to be boring to get results and we will have the world hula hooping its way into a new fitness frontier! We are all about finding the fun in fitness and bringing play into your workout, because who says fitness has to be boring? HulaFit® combines tried and tested fitness techniques with hip shakin’ Hula for a fun full body workout. Whether you want an intense workout or just to learn how to keep a hoop spinning, this class is for everyone, whether you’re a keep-fit fanatic or a fitness phobe. Our exercises are easy to follow, combining dance, cardio, conditioning & combat exercises, helping you build overall strength, burn calories, improve coordination, balance and cardio fitness, with options to suit all levels and abilities. Hula hooping is a low-impact exercise so is a great joint-friendly option for those who can’t do high impact exercises like running. Find out more about the benefits of hula hooping. Our goal? Sweaty, smiley faces at the end of a session, not numbers on a scale, so you leave feeling positive, happy and like you had a great time on top of getting a fab workout. HulaFit® is more than just a fitness class, it’s a fun, social community where you can connect with other like minded people & friendships can blossom. We don’t just boost your health and fitness, we boost your confidence and self esteem, empowering you to love yourself through Hula hoops!

133 Educators providing Spinning courses delivered Online

fish factory arts

Penryn

the association for science education

Coventry

at birkhill house

Earlston

salford community leisure

Salford

sarah tompsett

unleashed pawtential

falkirk libraries

Bo'ness

welfy

hulafit

London

the art house

Eastbourne