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Mission E1
Mission E1 · Trial class
10 Day Unlimited intro offer — unlimited classes for 10 days from date of first class
£39
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- Category
- Yoga · Fitness Studio · Functional Training · PT Studio
- Price
- Unlimited membership (Classic/Plus)£199–£260/mo
- Core membership up to 12 classes (Classic/Plus)£165–£220/mo
- 10 Class Pack (Classic/Plus)£225–£278
- Drop-in (Summer)£19
Opening hours
- Mon–Tue
- 06:15-21:00
- Wed
- 06:00-21:00
- Thu–Fri
- 06:15-21:00
- Sat–Sun
- 08:30-19:30
Classes
YogaHot YogaMysorePilatesBambu BodiesRollingBoxingCali KultureHandstandsMobilityCore ConditioningRings
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Frequently asked questions about Mission E1
How much does it cost to train at Mission E1?
Prices at Mission E1 are in the 19–278 GBP range.
Does Mission E1 have an intro offer?
Yes. Mission E1 offers: £39 – 10 Day Unlimited intro offer — unlimited classes for 10 days from date of first class.
What are the opening hours at Mission E1?
Mission E1 is open Mon–Tue 06:15-21:00, Wed 06:00-21:00, Thu–Fri 06:15-21:00, Sat–Sun 08:30-19:30.
Where is Mission E1?
Mission E1 is at 7-9 Fashion St in Whitechapel, London.
What kind of training does Mission E1 offer?
At Mission E1 you will find yoga, fitness studio, functional training and pt studio.
What rating does Mission E1 have?
Mission E1 has 4.3 out of 5 on Google based on 185 reviews.
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Where you'll be
Whitechapel, London
7-9 Fashion St, E1 6PX, London
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