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My cousin recommended these for me for anyone who is interested....I am not one to workout on vacation though LOL

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BOOK THAT WORKOUT Experience easy, no fuss bookings! Here’s how: Pick your outdoor gym location Check out the 30-day workout schedule and book your spot up to 7 days in advance Get yourself booked in! No need to sign in We’ll send you a confirmation email / reminder for your workou Sign in to...
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toniiv said:
My cousin recommended these for me for anyone who is interested....I am not one to workout on vacation though LOL

streetworkoutathens.gr

Book - Street Workout

BOOK THAT WORKOUT Experience easy, no fuss bookings! Here’s how: Pick your outdoor gym location Check out the 30-day workout schedule and book your spot up to 7 days in advance Get yourself booked in! No need to sign in We’ll send you a confirmation email / reminder for your workou Sign in to...
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I walk a lot while in Greece... that's exercise enough for me. But, this looks like a valuable resource - I could always be doing more!
 
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