Group Pilates Classes (with 10% student/nurses/65+ discount)

By pilatesform
January 3, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted January 3, 2017

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Posted January 3, 2017

I run small group Pilates classes in Dulwich Village SE21 on Mondays, 10-11am (school term-time). Drop-in or discounted block bookings options with an experienced Body Control Pilates, instructor.

Classes resume again on Monday 9 January. General, mixed ability classes - maximum 12 per class (booking required). 10% discount for students/nurses/over 65's

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