David Lloyd

DL Kids Holiday Active is an exciting structured programme of sports, swimming and arts and crafts for children aged 5 to 13. It is a chance for them to get active, make lots of new friends and have a great time during the holidays. All the activities are structured and carefully balanced to keep the children thoroughly entertained throughout the day.

You don't need to worry about food, we provide lunch and snacks to keep them going. Let us take the hassle out of keeping your kids occupied throughout the holidays and get in touch today.

For more information about DL Kids Holiday Active click here.

All you need to do is register your friend’s details at www.davidlloyd.co.uk/friends and we’ll arrange for them to visit the club.  Plus there is no limit on the number of friends you can refer so those months could soon start adding up.

Our fantastic offer is only available until 29th February 2012 so start referring your friends today at www.davidlloyd.co.uk/friends

Terms and conditions apply. Ask in club for full details.

Visit www.davidlloyd.co.uk/challenge for more information and to sign up, but hurry this amazing challenge kicks off in March with fencing.

EN GARDE! Team Family Gold Challenge kicks off in March with fencing.

Fencing is a great sport due to the fact that it works the mind just as much as the body. As well as the physical aspect of keeping fit, moving up and down the fencing piste you have to develop tactics, moves and skills; a fencer must be able to watch what is going on in a contest and react appropriately.

Fencing is a great way to stay fit without even realising it. Your concentration is on your weapon and the techniques you are learning, which distracts your mind from the physical side making it much more fun than exercising on a machine in the gym.

Right To Play, the charity partner for this initiative, was born out of an Olympic movement called Olympic Aid over 10 years ago and has transformed into a international charity that helps children develop through sport and play programmes. Find out more about Right To Play here.