Free Fitpole taster session

Posted by Internal Comms on October 25, 2011 in Staff, Students · 0 Comments

Date: Thursday 3 November
Time: 5.30pm or 6.30pm (30 minutes)

Book now your free Fitpole taster session. Available to all members of staff and students.

Wear normal exercise clothing and trainers or bare feet. Please do not use moisturiser or fake tan for 24 hours before the Fitpole session.

Booking

To book your free Fitpole session, please call us on 02392 845555.

New Fitpole course

Beginner five-week course starts Monday 7 November from 7.30pm-8.30pm.

Prices

£27.50 members
£40 non-members

For more information about the Department of Sport and Recreation, please visit www.port.ac.uk/sport.

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