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Cardio Tennis: Saturday 12pm Dulwich Village


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NEW Saturday 12pm Cardio Tennis class in Dulwich Village at Old College Tennis Club

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


Starting this Saturday at 12pm, Cardio Tennis is a fun, tennis-based fitness class. Just ?10 per session, or sign u for all 5 and save ?5.


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 www.oldcollege.co.uk/cardio


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12pm at Old College Tennis Club

10 Gallery Road

Dulwich Village SE21 7AB

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