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LO-GY Centre

4.2· 54 reviews on Google2 Polton Rd, Dryden Farm, LoanheadMore in Dryden FarmMore in Loanhead

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Category
Gymnastics, Fitness Studio
Location
Dryden Farm, Loanhead
Rating
4.2 / 5 (54 reviews on Google)

LO-GY Centre is a Scottish charitable gymnastics centre based in Loanhead, Midlothian, owned and operated by LO-GY, a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO, Charity No. SCO15923).

Founded in 1984 from the Loanhead & District Gymnastics Club, the centre offers a Gymnastics Academy, pre-school gymnastics classes, children's party packages (Jumping Jacks), and is run by volunteer trustees and a volunteer Head Coach.

Opening hours

Mon
16:00-20:15
Tue
10:00-20:30
Wed
16:00-20:15
Thu
10:00-20:30
Fri
14:00-18:00
Sat–Sun
09:30-18:00
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Frequently asked questions about LO-GY Centre

What are the opening hours at LO-GY Centre?

LO-GY Centre is open Mon 16:00-20:15, Tue 10:00-20:30, Wed 16:00-20:15, Thu 10:00-20:30, Fri 14:00-18:00, Sat–Sun 09:30-18:00.

Where is LO-GY Centre?

LO-GY Centre is at 2 Polton Rd in Dryden Farm, Loanhead.

What kind of training does LO-GY Centre offer?

At LO-GY Centre you will find gymnastics and fitness studio.

What rating does LO-GY Centre have?

LO-GY Centre has 4.2 out of 5 on Google based on 54 reviews.

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