Climbing the walls
If you fancy trying a unique and adventurous sport that challenges you both physically and mentally, then head down to the Castle Climbing Centre in Stoke Newington. The centre has facilities for beginners and advanced climbers. The setting is stunning too: the centre is built within a magnificent Victorian castle.
To book a course visit www.castle-climbing.co.uk. The Castle Climbing Centre, Green Lanes, London N4 2HA
Splashing fun
London Swim School is the city’s largest swim school with thousands of classes held across the capital each week, covering all ages and abilities. Swimming is an important life skill that could one day save your life.
Register online to join a class at www.sportcourses.org/home/swim .
Jump for joy
Jump to new heights with trampolining classes at Clissold Leisure Centre. This Olympic sport improves your balance, co-ordination and muscle strength.
The next course starts on April 19th, enrolment begins on 6th April. Book online at https://www.sportscourses.org/home/TRAMPOLINING.aspx
Strictly Come Jiving
Inspired by Strictly Come Dancing? Jive dance classes for over 50s are held every Tuesday afternoon at Dalston Methodist Church. Run by charity The Sharp End, the dance classes are an ideal way to keep fit, have fun and meet like-minded people.
Dalston Methodist Church, Richmond Road, E8 3HY. If you’re interested contact Nazmun: nazmun-khanam@thesharpend.org.uk Telephone: 0207 923 8690.
