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*** Further to government announcements, JAGS Sports Club and CBC is closed, with immediate effect.***


If you are self-isolating, please check out our selection of online workouts that you can try out at home: https://jagssportsclub.co.uk/home-workouts/


There are multiple exercises that include Yoga, Zumba, Pilates and Strength training. In addition, we are working with some of our instructors to record a series of 25 minute workouts that you can also follow.


It's really important to maintain a healthy body and mind at this difficult time, and we hope this goes some way to helping you achieve that.


All the best,

JAGS Sports Club

Ed_ Pete thanks for your messages. Several members of our community want us to stay open for as long as we can, for multiple reasons, and we have therefore decided to allow our members to make their own decisions. We have cancelled all courses and weekend sessions, and have repeatedly highlighted the need for excellent attention to cleanliness and hygiene, both to our members and our staff. In addition, we have heavily publicised government guidelines surrounding self-isolation. For anyone who can't or doesn't want to attend the Club, these home videos will offer another option.


We realise that there are lots of different views on this, and appreciate your feedback.

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