BLUE DOLPHIN SWIM CENTRE ARE DRUMMING UP A STORM WITH MAFS’ ‘FOXY JOJO’

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She crashed onto our screens in the last episode of Married At First Sight, and we watched her car-crash of a relationship as she fell unlucky in love. But, now, Jo Mc Pharlin, the fan favourite, is crashing her way into shape here with us at Blue Dolphin Swim Centre with Drum Vibes.

This event is open to everyone and this brand new smash of a class will have participants drumming up a storm! Join Jo for a fun filled Drum Vibes class and then meet her afterwards, poolside, to find out what really happened behind the scenes of Australia’s popular TV show, and get your selfie with this insta-famous national sweetheart.

This unique aqua fitness program combines drum rhythms, fabulous training and lots of fun!

Tara Hanias, Manager of Blue Dolphin Swim Centre based in Happy Valley, explains: “We are excited to invite our local community to take part in this unique aqua fitness program. Fitness can be fun and I know people will enjoy the chance to lose themselves to the sound of the music, relieve their stress, and have so much fun they forget how hard they are working”.
ENDS

Notes to Editors:
Blue Dolphin Swim Centre area privately owned, family oriented swim centre that has been dedicated to providing swimming lessons to babies, toddlers and children in the local Adelaide community since 1986. We have been providing fitness programs through our AquaFit classes since 2001.

www.bluedolphinswim.com.au

All media enquiries:
For all media enquiries please contact:

Anna-Louise Coppock
T +61 8322 6566
M +61 421 823 885
E [email protected]

Members of the media are invited to attend Blue Dolphin Swim Centre on Friday 10th August at 19:00 for interview, filming and live broadcast opportunities, and are welcome to participate in the class.

Address: 184 Chandlers Hill Road, Happy Valley, SA 5159

*High resolution images and Drum Vibes class video available upon request

July 30, 2018/by Reland Pigte

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