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Cazz

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Cazz

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I have been looking around for a Zumba class for some time.

I am not exactly in the first flush of youth neither do I have a free bus pass.

I want someting fun, not too strenuous and not surrounded by lycra clad size 10 people.

Can anyone help someone suggested the Harris Academy one on Monday nights?

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I go to the Monday night Harris Academy zumba as often as I can and it is fab! Fi and Dom who run it are totally awesome - encouraging and really fun. There is a huge range of ages, sizes and ability :-) It can be pretty strenuous if you really go for it but you can also go more gently and no one will look askance. I highly recommend it.

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