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Melbourne VIC, Australia

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Mitcham Tuesdays Small Badminton Group - Beginner-Intermediate players image
Badminton

Mitcham Tuesdays Small Badminton Group - Beginner-Intermediate players

Provider: KeepActive Australia
We have a regular booking from 7 to 8pm at Mitcham Badminton on Tuesdays.
Looking for regular mid beginner and low intermediate players. We have 4 people currently.
Max 6 people.
Mitcham VIC · Approx $10.00
Age: 18 - 65+   Tue

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