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Social Spin
Social Spin is an outdoor pop-up style spin class using real bikes! The classes are low impact, low intensity, fun, social and specifically designed for women who want to get more active. All equipment provided. Limited spots available so don't miss out and register now! To register visit www.socialspin.com.au
- When:
- Wednesday 26th of October, 2016, at 11:00am to 11:45am
- Where:
- SPC KidsTown, 7275 Midland Highway, Mooroopna
- Contact:
- Cycling Victoria (03) 8480 3077 or visit http://www.socialspin.com.au
What to bring: Wear comfortable clothing and bring a drink bottle and towel.
Registration: Bookings Essential
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