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The Flying Trapeze rig is back at Ruskin Park until early September. Suitable for kids age 6+ and adults too. Find out more about the sessions here: https://medium.com/@lorraineliyanage/secrets-of-south-london-tlcc-flying-trapeze-school-in-ruskin-park-a59968c288d0


View this post on Instagram Fancying trying something different this summer? We are open from now until the beginning of September. . Come test your daring and adventure on the flying trapeze. Classes run throughout the week, suitable or ages 6 and up until however old you feel you are! . Book online tlcctrapeze.com . #tlcc #tlcctrapeze #londonflyingtrapeze #londoncircus #london #circus #cirque #aerial #aerialfitness #fitfam #fitness #family #friends #waitforthehup A post shared by TLCC Trapeze School (@tlcctrapeze) on Apr 29, 2019 at 1:01pm PDT

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