Clubbercise with Marie Glasgow - Mpower

Warm ups here we go

🍓🌕 STRAWBERRY MOON SOUND BATHS 🌕🍓

ALL SPACES RESERVED
Strawberry Moon Sound Baths are fully booked

I honestly don’t know what to say… other than thank you 💚✨

I am so grateful to every single person who has booked a space and trusted me to guide them through this experience at the beautiful Tea House on the Loch.

The next Sound Bath will be around the middle of July and I already have a waitlist open.

Dates and booking details will be released tomorrow ✨

If you would like first access, please message now to be added to the waitlist. Spaces are limited to keep these sessions personal, and the waitlist will be contacted before the event is opened publicly.

Thank you again for the support and for allowing mPower Holistics to continue creating these moments of calm, connection and stillness 💚

Reconnect • Release • Realign • Rise 🌿

And here she is, my beautiful wee baby Granddaughter I AM A GRANNY 💞👵🏼

Welcome to the world my firstborn grandchild, our precious little miracle baby girl, my granddaughter Fódhla Marie Chitty💕✨

She is just so perfect, cute & gorgeous and made a wee early surprise arrival on Monday 1st of June.

Well done Mummy, you’ve had a journey and a half but finally you have your special wee baby, you are a natural, and daddy your a dab hand with those nappies ⭐️😁

So happy for you both and can’t wait for loads of adventures 💖lots of love 🥰 Granny Marie

Pronounced: Foe - la

Fódhla is one of the most prominent tutelary goddesses of Ireland in ancient Celtic mythology. Often associated with the fertility and sovereignty of the land, she frequently appears in traditional literature alongside her sister-goddess Ériu—the namesake for the modern name of Ireland.

Mythology & History
Fódhla belonged to the mystical Tuatha Dé Danann tribe who inhabited the island in ancient times. According to the myth, when the Milesians invaded from Spain, the three sisters (Fódhla, Banba, and Ériu) each asked the bard Amergin to give the country their name. While Ériu ultimately won out (giving rise to Éireand Erin), Fódhla and Banba were granted their wishes and their names are often used in poetry and literature to refer to Ireland.

Over the moon 🌙 and very very blessed 💖✨

🔔Clubbers your getting later and more last minute with your class bookings, I am at the Hilton before Barlanark so if I print off the bookings sheet it’s showing a handful of people. Please try and get into the habit of booking after classes for your next class or at least the weekend before so I have accurate numbers MUCHOS GRACIAS
See you at 7pm 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💃⭐️🎉🥳

Two cracking classes this week , the playlist is energetic full of all the favourites and even though it’s clammy we just make the music suit and of course extra water breaks but I’m proud of you all for STILL GLOWING STRONG ♥️🎉🎉