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lidaki

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Q: Does anybody know a good gym near Damuzhi area?

Hello I recently moved near Damuzhi square in Pudong. The area is a great and you can find practically everything around there. The only thing I haven't found so far is a Gym. Does anybody have any idea about it? Even if it is not a gym a yoga center will also do. Thank you

13 years 27 weeks ago in Sports - Shanghai

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This will give you a map and four pages of listings of sports clubs/fitness clubs/etc., etc., in Pudong. Maybe one of these might be close to where you live.

http://map.baidu.com/?newmap=1&s=con%26wd%3D%E4%B8%8A%E6%B5%B7%E6%B5%A6%...

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lidaki

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thanks a lot for this! it was really helpful! Unfortunately not all of the places have a website so I guess I will need to visit them one by one to see what they're all about, fees, etc. thank u anyway!

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