Njinga Launch Open Day
Saturday 24 Jan 2015

Njinga Cycle Training & Performance have opened their Indoor Cycling & Performance Lab in Kingston (KT14BY - by Kingston Bridge).

To celebrate, they are offering two Open Days as part of the official launch, Saturday 17th & Saturday 24th January,09h30-17h30 on both days and will be running the following:

FREE 45 minute Indoor Wattbike Classes
FREE 20 minute Intro to Wattbike Classes
FREE Testing for Pedal Technique & Max Power
Max Power & Best Pedal Technique Prizes*
Raffle Prizes & goodie bags*
FREE Food Samples: *100% natural homemade Njinga energising snacks

Their juice bar will also be open and everyone can sample some of natural superfood juices, smoothies, energy bombs, etc. All packed with nutritious goodness and free from any preservatives or additives.

Furthermore, partners Wholefoods Richmond, Giant concept store and others will be coming down and handing out FREE goodies, samples and raffle prizes.

Check out Njinga's website here to find out more and book onto one of the free classes.

Starts:
09:30 - Saturday 24/01/2015
Ends:
17:30 - Saturday 24/01/2015

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