NEW Fitness and Wellbeing Classes - TASTER SESSIONS this weekend

By Hannah - Alleyn's School
January 24 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Hannah - Alleyn's School

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Posted January 24

We're thrilled to offer a variety of sessions designed to help you achieve your health goals, boost your energy, and enhance your overall wellbeing.

To celebrate the launch, we're hosting a special week of taster sessions at a discounted rate. It's the perfect opportunity to try something new, meet our friendly instructors, and experience the benefits of our classes first hand. Bring a friend along and make it a fun, motivating experience together.

Where: Alleyn's School

When: taster sessions will be launching on Saturday 25th January. Full timetable can be found on our website.

Cost: £3.50 per class

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Contact Us - [email protected] or 0208 613 5027

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