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Christmas Gift Vouchers - Private Pilates Instruction

By pilatesform
November 25, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted November 25, 2014

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Posted November 25, 2014

Seasons Greetings!

Do you know someone who would like to try a pilates 1:1 class? If so, would they like a Gift Voucher for Christmas?

The vouchers are valid until June 2015 and offer a one hour private lesson with a qualified an experienced Body Control Pilates Instructor - www.bodycontrolpilates.com. The voucher can be used for beginners to intermediate levels for matwork, studio Reformer sessions and ante and post natal pilates.

The 'Seasonal Offer' price is ?45 if purchased before 24 December 2015. One voucher per person.

Please email [email protected] for further details and booking.

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