West Lothian Courier

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West Lothian Leisure hosted the founder of an innovative new low-impact exercise class which is effective in serving as a healthy alternativ­e exercise regime for those with mobility issues.

The‘masterclas­s workshop’was led by Sarah Goldsack, a fitness instructor of over 25 years whose life changed dramatical­ly when she was diagnosed with Muscular Dystrophy in 2014.

Sarah founded‘Paracise’to keep active, stay mobile, and adjust to the ever changing muscle imbalance in her body.

The results have been life changing for Sarah, who has gone on to train other fitness profession­als to become Paracise instructor­s.

Xcite have been delivering weekly Paracise sessions in venues across West Lothian since 2018 and the class has been a huge success with locals so far.

The Xcite Ageing Well team were delighted to welcome Sarah along to meet local Paracise participan­ts and deliver two 45min Masterclas­s Sessions at Xcite Craigswood on Saturday 7th May.

Sarah and the Xcite Paracise instructor­s were joined by over 120 enthusiast­ic participan­ts for an inspiring afternoon of music and movement.

Xcite’s Ageing Well Developmen­t Officer, Avril Clerkson, commented:“What a fantastic opportunit­y for our Xcite team of instructor­s and Paracise participan­ts to meet the wonderful Sarah Goldsack and share the passion and enthusiasm for this wonderful programme.”

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