Team Di Training
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BOXING beginner/intermediate
Learn basic boxing technique including pad holding and basic combos. This class is brilliant for building focus and after work stress relief too!
All equipment provided, however you’re welcome to bring your own - no partner necessary as we’ll pair you up with someone of similar ability.
6.15pm every Tuesday evening, $17.50 casual class however 8 packs of classes are available from
$90 per pack.
Retro Superclass
choose from STEP, BOOTY BANDS or BODYWEIGHT/DUMBBELLS options for each song.
Each class has a different genre, artist or musical theme.
LOADS of fun but you’ll still get a great workout -the variety keeps the class interesting and it’s suitable for any fitness ability.
POUND Fitness Class
This class is suitable for all abilities and is highly addictive!
Class is at 9.30am Sunday at Wentworth Point Public School.
This is one of very few classes of its kind offered in Sydney - bring a water bottle, yoga mat optional. All other equipment is provided. Free easy parking at the door.
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