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Interested in setting up free fitness classes in Dulwich Park


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Hi,


Our Parks are an organisation that run free fitness classes by fully qualified trainers for free in local parks and community spaces. At the moment there isn't one local to East Dulwich and I was hoping to convince them to set one up in Dulwich Park. I know there is already Parkrun but for those of us who aren't runners Our Parks offer everything from Yoga to Bootcamp at various times throughout the week! Before I contact them I just wanted to put feelers out to get an idea of how many would be interested?


https://www.ourparks.org.uk/

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