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in it together fun friends feeling good 3 - 9 October 2016 FREE! #WSW16 taster sessions - ideal for beginners! Somerton Clubbercise Castle Cary Beginners Huish Pilates Episcopi Bruton Football Hockey Netball Wincanton Martock Aqua Fit Zumba Gold Step Class Spinning Yeovil helping women in South Somerset to get moving Chard Hockey Badminton Hockey Ash Rugby Stoke sub Table Tennis Gymnastics Hamdon Women’s Gym Crewkerne Beginners Zumba Badminton Pilates Pure Stretch Studio Cycling simply register for a session - you could win a FITBIT! Just visit facebook/InItTogetherSouthSomerset to find out more InItTogether - South Somerset @iit_ssom 01935 462345 iit_ssom TALK TO US! 01935 462462 iitogether.co.uk Celebrate Women’s Sport Week with in it together - 3 to 9 October Beginners Pilates - 1610 Caryford Sports Centre (12 -12.45pm) Clubbercise - Somerton Edgar Hall (1 - 2pm) Monday 3 Step Class - Wincanton Sports Centre (1.45 - 2.30pm) October Pure Stretch - Wincanton Sports Centre (2 - 2.45pm) Aqua Fit - Wincanton Sports Centre (7 - 8pm) Back to Hockey - Yeovil Recreation Centre (7 - 8pm) Beginners Pilates - Stoke S-H, 1610 Stanchester (11.45am - 12.30pm) Tuesday 4 Back to Netball - Yeovil, Westfield Academy Sports Hall (7 - 8pm) October Gym / Boot Camp - Yeovil, Bucklers Mead Sports Centre (10 - 11.30am) Zumba - Yeovil, Bucklers Mead Sports Centre (6 - 7pm) Wednesday 5 Table Tennis - Ash Primary School (7 - 8pm) October Studio Cycling - Yeovil, St Michael’s Hall (7.30 - 8.15pm) Back to Hockey - Chard Hockey Club (8 - 9.30pm) Gymnastics - Orchard Gymnastics, Yeovil (1 - 2pm) Zumba Gold - Martock Parish Hall (1.30 - 2.30pm) Thursday 6 Spinning - Wincanton Sports Centre (1.45 - 2.30pm) October Badminton Essentials - Yeovil, Preston Sports Centre (6 - 7pm) Badminton Essentials - Crewkerne Sports Centre (7 - 8pm) Rugby - Yeovil, Rugby Club (7 - 7.45pm) Women’s Gym - Yeovil, Bucklers Mead Sports Centre (6 - 8pm) Back to Hockey - Bruton School for Girls (6.30 - 8pm) Friday 7 Football - Huish Leisure (7 - 8pm) October REGISTER FOR A SESSION, YOU COULD WIN A FITBIT! in it together is for YOU. Simply register for any of the above free taster sessions and let us know what other courses you would like to try. You will automatically be entered into a competition to win a Fitbit and in it together runners up prizes.

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