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C yar

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hey guys its been a while since ive posted.

so a BIG HELLLLLOOOOO to all.

anyhow as the title says "need a gym" well more correctly Anna wants to go to a Gym cos now shes pregnant she want to do aquarobics or yoga for pregnant women or something like that.

As a SAUWA member we get a discount with Zest. does this include the zest at kingsway and does anyone know if they have these sort of facilities.

thank you

Scott

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Zest costs $12.50 a week or so if you go through Dan (25GTT).

You can use ANY Zest club in WA and all of their facilities!

I don't know if they do aqua-aerobics or Yoga though Scott, check out their website, www.zesthealthclubs.com.au

Jason.

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Zest does a class called Splash which is Aqua aerobics. They also do pilates and body balance - which are stretching and relaxation type classes. Pilates is a bit more strenuous than body balance.

Call Dan at Zest in Bibra Lake and say that you are an SAUWA member. You can only get the below deal by calling him :). You can go to any Zest in the country once you have joined!

Member Discount - $13.99 per week (Normally $15pw)( No Joining fee! (Normally $129) $40 Admin fee and includes $100 worth of Personal training. Northlake rd (cnr of Gwillam), Bibra Lake,

Ph(08) 9418 8900

Its all in the thread http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...showtopic=45740

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