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Pilates for Absolute Beginners + Introductory Offers

By pilatesform
January 11, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted January 11, 2015

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Posted January 11, 2015

Have you previously attended a beginners pilates class before, only to realise that many of the others have been attending classes for six weeks or more and feel a bit lost in the language and movement of pilates?

Many of my enquiries say this has been their experience. Therefore, Pilates Form will be offering 'Absolute Beginner' courses suitable for men and women from the age of 16, who have never, ever, ever done pilates before! The classes sizes will be limited to 12 per class allowing more time for personal instruction.

The first 7 week course will be available from the beginning of February 2015, weekday mornings in East Dulwich and Dulwich Village. INTRODUCTORY OFFER PRICE ?70.

Please contact [email protected] for further information, stipulating your preferred location and day of the week.

Please note that these are general group classes and therefore may not be suitable for injuries; advice should be taken from your medical practitioner.

The courses run according the school term time dates and are pre-paid, booked places.

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