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Deans Sport & Leisure
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- Category
- Fitness Studio · Wellness
- Price
- 6–250 GBP
Prices
| Plan | Price | Terms |
|---|---|---|
| Single Element membership | £15 | / month or £150 / year |
| Two Elements membership | £20 | / month or £200 / year |
| All Inclusive membership | £28 | / month or £250 / year |
Opening hours
- Sat–Sun
- 06:30-20:30
Classes
Dance AerobicsBody BlastYogaKofukan KarateCherry JudoWalking NetballSquash club nightPickleball
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Frequently asked questions about Deans Sport & Leisure
How much does it cost to train at Deans Sport & Leisure?
Prices at Deans Sport & Leisure are in the 6–250 GBP range. The cheapest option is Single Element membership at £15.
Does Deans Sport & Leisure have an intro offer?
Yes. Deans Sport & Leisure offers: Referral scheme: a friend you refer receives 50% off their initial joining fee.
What are the opening hours at Deans Sport & Leisure?
Deans Sport & Leisure is open Sat–Sun 06:30-20:30.
Where is Deans Sport & Leisure?
Deans Sport & Leisure is at Monks Rd in Ermine, Lincoln.
What kind of training does Deans Sport & Leisure offer?
At Deans Sport & Leisure you will find fitness studio and wellness.
What rating does Deans Sport & Leisure have?
Deans Sport & Leisure has 4.2 out of 5 on Google based on 150 reviews.
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Where you'll be
Ermine, Lincoln
Monks Rd, LN2 5HQ, Lincoln
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