Spinning Marathon!

By Starfish1
April 6, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted April 6, 2016

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Posted April 6, 2016

Starfish UK are holding a 12 hour spinning marathon happening Saturday 7th May (7am - 7pm) at Putney Pedal Studio, 4 Fulham High Street, London, SW6 3LQ

Qualified instructors from the Pedal Studio will lead back to back Spinning classes. With pumping tunes and fierce competition this will be a day to remember. Teams must clock up a total of 12 hours on a bike but it's up to you how you take on the challenge....

You can enter as a team or for those of you who would like to participate but don't have the time to gather a team you can still take part in this awesome event. Just choose to do a single or multiple classes between 7am and 7pm on Saturday 7th May.

There is no cost for the classes, saving you an average of ?10 per hour. All we ask is that you raise a minimum of ?50 on the day

And don't forget - everything from the Putney Pedal Studio space to the Popchips is donated so every penny raised goes to improving the lives of vulnerable kids in South Africa

To find out more and book yourself or your team a place, visit https://www.starfishcharity.org/get-involved-uk/run,-cycle,-jump/spinning-marathon-07052016.aspx or contact Stephanie directly on 020 7597 3797

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