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Looking for small studio/room hire for fitness

By s-atim
August 7, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted August 7, 2017

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Posted August 7, 2017

Hi,

I live in the area and am looking for a small space I can hire on a regular basis to train as an aerialist, specifically in pole fitness. I have my own equipment and would not require anything additional except that the ceilings would need to be a certain height (the equipment is up to 9ft tall). I have 2 types of pole. One can be transported to and from the venue and requires solid ceilings, as it assembles via pressure. The other is very heavy and comes in many parts so is not easily transported, as it is free standing and base-loaded. If there is possible storage space for the latter somewhere at the venue (which I would pay extra for), that would be preferable.

I'd be looking to train a couple of times a week in the daytimes on a relatively ad hoc basis, but happy to give as much notice for each session as is necessary.

Many Thanks!

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