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Please contact Neil
on.
neilsuffieldmakin@icloud.com
07913
372972
Welcome
Ilkley Stroke Club
Meets the second Friday of each month 2pm – 4pm
Ben Rhydding Methodist Church Hall LS29 8PP
The Ilkley Stroke Club is open to people who have survived a stroke be it recently or some years ago, regardless of the level and type of impairment as a result of the stroke.
The Club provides an opportunity to meet and talk with other stroke survivors and take part in a range of activities.
All queries regarding
Ilkley Stroke Club
should be directed to:
Neil
Thank You - Skipton & Craven Rotary & Get Moving & Say Aphasia Skipton Sunday 24th November 2019 Skipton Santa Fun Run.
DryStone Radio - Say Aphasia & Get Moving interview 7th November 2019.
Get Moving - Skipton, Ilkley, Keighley and NOW Steeton.
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www.reesfitness.co.uk/getmoving
What is Get Moving?
A chance for people with ongoing, chronic conditions, to get fitter, stronger, move better and do things they thought they would never do again.
We started Get Moving after running stroke rehab classes. These were aimed at helping stroke survivors maintain and improve their independence once they had been discharged from hospital.
And we found that these classes attracted and were beneficial to people with other medical conditions, such as MS, Parkinson’s and cerebral palsy.
So we decided to branch out and see if we could help more people than just stroke survivors. So Get Moving was born!
The goal of Get Moving is to help people:
* Get moving.
* Keep moving.
* Improve fitness, strength, balance, coordination.
* Improve confidence and independence. * Help people do things they didn’t think they would do again.
* Reduce the usual health problems we all face from not being active enough.
* Who is Get Moving for?
* Wheelchair
* Get Moving is aimed at people who need to get and keep moving, but don’t know how to safely due to age, injury or ongoing, long term medical conditions.
Get Moving is not a specialised class for any particular condition. It is to help people minimise the general health complications that come from lack of activity and fitness.
As such, Get Moving is aimed at, but not restricted to:
Elderly
Stroke
MS
Seated/wheelchair based people
Parkinson’s
COPD
Osteoporosis
Chronic pain Surgery recovery
People who have never exercised and don’t know how
Rees Fitness Rehab
Skipton - Ilkley - Keighley 2019.
The Great Skipton Santa Fun Run 2018 - Say Aphasia Skipton fundraising team.
Rees Fitness - 'Health Awareness Event' - Kings Hall - Winter Garden, Ilkley.
Tuesday 16th October 2018 (10.00 - 14.00).
July 2018 - Rees Fitness for Stroke Rehab (Skipton, Ilkley and now Keighley).
UK Stroke Assembly North 2018
Manchester Airport.
Ilkley Stroke Club members share their experiences of being a Stroke Survivor.
An introduction to Ilkley Stroke Club.
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