New adult 5 week Climbing & Tennis courses starting soon at JAGS Sports Club!

By JAGS Sports Club Team
February 9, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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JAGS Sports Club Team

Posted February 9, 2017

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Posted February 9, 2017

Fancy trying something new? How about joining one of our adult courses in climbing or tennis, starting at the end of February and beginning of March?

Each course is five weeks long. The start dates and costs are as follows:

Climbing

* Monday 27th February, 8-10pm

Lead Climbing (suitable for experienced climbers)

* Tuesday 28th February, 8-10pm

Intermediate Climbing (suitable for anyone who has taken part in the beginners course or has climbed already and would like to start the next stage)

* Wednesday 1st March, 8-10pm

Beginners Climbing (perfect for anyone starting from scratch!)

Members: ?99 / Non Members: ?109

Re-introduction to/ Beginners tennis

This is an ideal course for anyone wanting to dust off their racket and go back to the basics, or for anyone who's new to tennis and fancies learning the essentials before the spring and summer months.

* Wednesday 1st March, 7-8.30pm

Members ?45 / Non Members ?55

To book, pop in and see us or call on 020 8613 6500

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