Every Tuesday throughout March 2014 from 7pm to 8pm
The 'Back to Netball' programme is a gentle re-introduction to the sport for ladies of all ages from 16 years plus. All the sessions are led by a qualified coach and will cover the basics of the game, from chest passes to footwork.
Booking is not essential - you can just turn up. Each session costs £2 per person.
For more information please call 01752 307008 or email sportsdevelopment@plymouth.gov.uk .
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