Beatty Park Swim School, a prominent Swimming club in Perth, is thrilled to promote a local fitness event called BODYPUMP. This invigorating fitness class is designed to work the whole body, utilising a barbell and weight plates to shape and tone muscles. Based on the proven formula known as THE REP, BODYPUMP effectively exhausts muscles through light to moderate weights and high repetitions, resulting in the development of lean, athletic muscle.
During these 55-minute classes, our dedicated instructors will guide participants through scientifically proven moves and techniques, all while providing a dose of encouragement, motivation, and fantastic music. For those seeking a slightly shorter option, a 45-minute class is also available. Please refer to the timetable provided for detailed class schedules.
If you are a full member of Beatty Park Swim School, you can easily secure your spot for BODYPUMP by booking through our convenient Member Portal. Non-members, on the other hand, have the option to simply arrive a little early and pay for the class at the front desk. Additionally, our knowledgeable staff would be more than happy to discuss the various benefits of becoming a member. It's worth noting that group fitness classes are included in all full memberships, and casual attendance or multi-entry cards can be purchased as well. This grants you access to our heated pools, allowing you to take a refreshing dip before or after your BODYPUMP session.
Without further ado, here are the fees for BODYPUMP classes:
- Per Class:
- Adult: $20.00
- Student: $14.00
- Pensioner/Senior or Concession: $11.00 – 10 Classes:
- Adult: $180.00
- Student: $126.00
- Pensioner/Senior or Concession: $99.00 – 20 Classes:
- Adult: $340.00
- Student: $238.00
- Pensioner/Senior or Concession: $187.00
As Beatty Park Swim School promotes this exciting event, we would like to take a moment to acknowledge the traditional lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people, the original custodians of this area. We pay our deepest respect to their Elders, both past and present, and recognise their unwavering strength and resilience.
