![]() ![]() “Women should never live fearful of sexual harassment or violence. “Working with our partners we’re committed to making Gwent a safe space for all. “These classes will support women in providing a safe space to exercise and the resources to receive any support they may need. Part of feeling safer, is allowing our communities the space to build their confidence. Spaces on March classes are fully booked, but you can join a waiting list for April classes by emailing Debbie on Hannah Welti of Gwent Police said: “As part of our Safer Streets initiative funded by the home office, we want to help everyone in Gwent feel safer. ![]() The classes will be at Maesglas Community Centre, Newport (Tuesday, 10am) and Llanteilio Pertholey Community Centre, Abergavenny (Monday, 1pm). The workouts will suit women who are new to fitness or regularly exercising, as different levels of each exercise will be shown for progression. I can offer support to women who have been through difficult or traumatic things." I've supported friends and family who have suffered domestic abuse, and I have been a victim myself. ![]() "I want to provide that space for women to come and feel safe. This can be really intimidating for some women. In most gyms, the majority of personal trainers are also men. "While a lot of women do go to the gym, these spaces still seem to be dominated by men. Debbie said: "A lot of the women who I've spoken to say that they want to get into fitness but feel intimidated in a regular gym.
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