Pregnancy Fitness Classes- White Horse Leisure And Tennis Centre

White Horse Leisure and Tennis Centre is a state of the art leisure centre, located in Abingdon. The centre offers a variety of facilities including: Newly refurbished gym, fitness class studio, group cycling studio, 8 lane swimming pool, teaching pool, 2 squash courts, 8 badminton court sports hall, sauna & steam room, 6 indoor tennis courts, 4 artificial grass courts & 6 green clay courts. The Centre provides highly-reputable junior and adult sports courses, and also offers a variety of kid’s activities including soft play, children’s birthday parties, swimming lessons and a holiday play scheme. We have a wide selection of memberships available with no long term contract, so whether you are looking for a full access membership or pay as you go access, we will find something suitable for you. We provide great facilities, a wide programme of activities and courses with friendly, helpful staff. All at affordable prices, ensuring we remain accessible to everyone.

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Audlett Drive Abingdon Oxfordshire OX14 3PJ

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01235 540700

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15 Apr 2020

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