Adult beginners AND Intermediate Climbing Courses at JAGS Sports Club - Starts 18th/19th April

By JAGS Sports Club Team
March 21, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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JAGS Sports Club Team

Posted March 21, 2016

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Posted March 21, 2016

The sky's the limit at the climbing wall at JAGS Sports Club! Improve muscle strength, stamina, flexibility and agility and most importantly... Try something new!

Beginners 5 week course

Mondays; starts 18th April; 8-10pm

Intermediate 5 week course

Tuesdays; starts 19th April; 8 - 9pm

COSTS:

Members - ?99

Non Members - ?109

Book now on 0208 613 6500 (Lines open all day)

Join today to get discounts on courses plus access to a fantastic range of facilities, studio classes, free taster sessions and free events! Single membership is ?46, Family membership is ?86 per month and includes all two adults and all children under 18 living under one roof. We also offer retired, student and single parent family rates. Please call to book a tour of the club or visit www.jagssportsclub.co.uk

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