This weekend, there is a free family event and the town’s new leisure facility.
Mark your calendars for Sunday 5 January 2020 and get the whole family ready for a free morning of active fun.
Andover Leisure Centre will be hosting its quarterly Les Mills launch.
The Les Mills way of training began in 1968 when Les Mills set up a small family gym in Auckland, New Zealand. Three generations on, there are now millions who work out with Les Mills every day, all over the world.
The day will offer a way to bring in the New Year with a crazy energetic morning filled with a mash-up of the classic Les Mills group exercise classes, active play and bounce for the little ones. The Centre is also offering “free prizes galore”. With over 350 places available, a Leisure Centre spokesperson said, “The best news is, it’s completely free”.
The main hall will be divided into two sections, the left-hand side hosting a 45 minute taster of each new group exercise class with a neon glow stick theme;
- 8am Body Step
- 9am Body Pump
- 10am Body Attack
- 11am Body Combat
- 12pm Body Balance
The other half of the hall will be filled with free drop-off kids activities, including the popular Active Play and Bounce session and fun games with their mascot Pooch.
Parents are welcome to leave their children in the supervised children’s section whilst they attend the exercise classes next door.
People are advised to book via the their reception on 01264 347100. Or book online here.
Terms and conditions:
- All event places are available on a first come, first served basis.
- Please arrive 10 minutes before your booked session to avoid disruption. If you are bring children to Active Play and Bounce, please allow 20 minutes to complete a registration form for each child.
- This will be a filmed event, by attending you consent to your image and video being used by Andover Leisure Centre and local press. This content will not be used for any other purpose.
- You should not exercise beyond your own abilities. If you know or are concerned that you have a medical condition which might interfere with you exercising safely, before attending this event you should get advice from a relevant medical professional and follow their advice.
- You should make yourself aware of any rules and instructions, including warning notices. Exercise carries its own risks. You should not carry out any activities which you have been told are not suitable for you.
- You must have parental / guardian responsibility for children you sign into Active Play and Bounce. You must not leave the main hall whilst children under your care are supervised in the children’s area.
