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Paddington Council launches group exercise classes at five facilities

Paddington Bne Council facilities offer structured group sessions across multiple sites with fixed timetables and fees starting this month.

By Paddington Bne Wellness Desk · Published 10 July 2026

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Paddington Council launches group exercise classes at five facilities
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Paddington Bne Council released updated group exercise timetables for its indoor venues on 1 July 2026, adding 14 new weekly slots for classes such as circuit training and yoga.

Winter weather has pushed more residents indoors for regular movement, and the council has responded by keeping prices steady while extending hours at two main sites. Participation data from the prior quarter showed steady uptake, with residents seeking low-cost options that fit work schedules.

The main locations sit along Given Terrace and Caxton Street. The Paddington Recreation Centre on Given Terrace runs morning circuit classes at 6.30am on Mondays and Wednesdays, while the Rosalie Community Hall on Caxton Street hosts evening yoga sessions at 7pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays under the Active Paddington program.

Council figures record 1,240 attendances across these venues in the April to June period, with each class capped at 25 participants and priced at $12 for adults or $8 for concession holders. Sessions last 45 minutes and require advance booking through the council portal.

Venues and current options

Both sites provide equipment on site and maintain separate change rooms. The Given Terrace centre added a dedicated seniors mobility class on Fridays at 10am, while the Caxton Street hall now offers a parent-and-baby stretch session on Saturday mornings. Instructors rotate from a pool of six certified trainers employed directly by the council.

Residents living in the Rosalie and Paddington Village pockets can reach either venue on foot or by short bus ride along Latrobe Terrace. No membership is required, though regular attendees can purchase a 10-class pass for $100 that remains valid for three months.

Next steps for participants

Anyone interested can check availability and reserve a spot on the Paddington Bne Council website or by phoning the facilities desk before 4pm on weekdays. New participants are advised to arrive 10 minutes early for a brief health questionnaire on the first visit.

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