2227 days ago

Fun Fun Fun!!!!!!!!!

Baptist from Avondale

Hi All,

We are back with a big bang. We have new and more peppy songs to keep you motivated and pumped up. Our first class starts on Saturday, 1st February 2020

Please join us to a fun filled exercise to Bollywood music at a fraction of the cost. See the attached Flyer

When: Every Saturday at 9 am for one hour
Where: New Lynn Community Center, 45 Totara Avenue, New Lynn
Cost : $ 5 per session (casual) or $30 for 10 sessions

Please bring a bottle of water and a towel

First session absolutely free. Please come and give us a try and I guarantee that you will want more of it. Bring along friends and family. Hope to see you there

If you need more information please contact any one of us on the flyer.

New Season is starting tomorrow. Hurry and join before the spots fill up

We have our sessions through out the year come rain come shine please see our attached schedule

Those who have attended our class in the past can you please post your comments/recommend us

Have a peep into some of our several exercise routines

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Please call Baptist on 021 815040 if you have any queries

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