One Month of Fitness Classes (£8) or Kung Fu Classes (£24) at Chi Wai Black Belt Academy (60% Off) Energy flows through the Chi Wai Black Belt Academy, where a Master Sifu, with years of martial arts experience, has blended elements and skills from kung fu, karate, and kick boxing to create an innovative and dynamic new style suitable for budding warriors of all ages ... Receive updates now- 60%

One Month of Fitness Classes (£8) or Kung Fu Classes (£24) at Chi Wai Black Belt Academy (60% Off)

Groupon from Chi Wai Black Belt Academy Gloucestershire

Highlights

Kung Fu academy run by black belted Master Sifu
Free parking

The Deal

Two fitness or kung fu classes a week over a month
Fitness includes kickercise, bags and abs, or circuit training
Kung fu classes suitable for all ages and abilities

Fine Print

Expires 18 July 2012.
Limit 1 per person. May buy multiple as gifts. Booking required. 48 hour cancellation policy. New clients only. All children must be accompanied by adult at all times. Valid on option purchased only. Original value verified 15 April 2012 at 9.26am.
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Energy flows through the Chi Wai Black Belt Academy, where a Master Sifu, with years of martial arts experience, has blended elements and skills from kung fu, karate, and kick boxing to create an innovative and dynamic new style suitable for budding warriors of all ages and abilities. Opting for a month of fitness classes, students will be able to take two classes a week in kickercise, circuit training, or bags and abs. Those keen to learn the ancient art of kung fu can become fast as lightning as they take classes from the black belted instructor and learn how to strike, counter strike, redirect attacks, and more.

Choose from the following options:

• £8 for one month of fitness classes (60% off)

• £24 for one month of kung fu classes (60% off)

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