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July Pilates Offer at Gaia Studio - 6 lessons for price of 5!

By GaiaStudio
July 2, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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GaiaStudio

Posted July 2, 2013

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Posted July 2, 2013

Good morning from Gaia Studio!

The weather finally seems to be perking up and the days are getting warmer - time to get the summer wardrobe out! So how about a visit to Gaia Studio to get your body summer ready.

To help you get started we are offering a deal throughout the whole of July where you can purchase 6 Pilates classes for the price of 5 (?55)

To claim the offer please email us at [email protected] referencing "July Pilates Offer"

- This offer is available to new clients only - one offer per person

- Can be used for any Pilates drop-in class during the week other than 8pm courses.

- Offer expires 31st July 2013 but classes will expire 1 year from date of purchase.

We look forward to welcoming your into our studio

Wendy & Bryony

Gaia Studio

20 Maxted Road

Peckham Rye

SE15 4EL

www.gaiastudio.co.uk

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