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Calling all junior sports stars
10:39am Friday 18th July 2008
Junior sportspeople will have access to some of the most advanced facilities in the country at the Super Sports Clinic, which takes place at Dulwich College Sports Club next month.
Running from Monday, August 4, the week-long course is designed to help youngsters improve their sporting skills in specialised coaching sessions.
The clinic runs from 9.30am-3.30pm each day and is open to children aged between seven and 11, with all abilities welcome.
The full price of the five-day course is £195, while children can participate in a three-day course priced at £115.
To book a place, email info@totalsportpromotions.com or call 020 7841 7097.
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