Easter Timetable Alert; JAGS Sports Club is open ALL DAY until Sunday 10th 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

**School?s out and JAGS Sports Club is open ALL DAY from 6.30am ? 10pm until Sunday 10th April**

Members can come anytime for a swim, game of tennis, badminton or squash or gym session!

In addition, we have extra (adult) daytime studio courses w/c 29th March & w/c 4th April, which are open to Members and Non-Members:

Monday - Hot Yoga

Wednesday - Zumba

Friday - Pilates

Studio classes start at 9.05am, are free to members and cost ?8.50 for non members (except Hot Yoga, which is ?12)

** Join today to make use of the facilities, studio classes and to get discount on courses. In addition, membership gives access to free events, priority booking and free monthly taster sessions. Single Membership is ?46 a month. Family Membership is ?86 a month and includes two adults and all children in a house under the age of 18. Single parent family, student and retired rates are also available.**

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