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New Cardio Tennis fitness class - Mondays 9.30am - Dulwich Village | ?5 off with code


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NEW Cardio Tennis class in Dulwich Village - ?5 OFF with code "cardio5"

http://www.oldcollege.co.uk/cardio


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Starting Mondays at 9.30am from 20th February. Use promo code "cardio5" to save ?5 per session (you can use the code up to three times!). That's just ?6 for a fun, 60-minute tennis-based workout set to music (normally ?11).


Cardio Tennis is for:

# anyone wanting to keep fit and have fun - burn 600+ calories per class

# all tennis abilities - no experience necessary!

# all fitness levels - work at your own pace


Find out more and book your place at http://www.oldcollege.co.uk/cardio

And remember promo code cardio5 !!!!


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