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Festival of Fright Floor & Vault Challenge

Name: Festival of Fright Floor & Vault Challenge
Start: 11-10-2025
End: 13-10-2025
Location: Central Gymnastics Academy

Date

Times

Booking Url

Closing Date

11/10/2025 to 12/10/2025

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12/09/2025

Organiser: Christopher Chalk Venue:
Unit 3 2 Unit Munro Road
Spring Kerse Ind. Estate
FK7 7UU

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We look forward to welcoming you to the 2025 Men’s and Women’s Artistic event, Festival of Fright Floor & Vault Challenge. The event will take place at Central Gymnastics Academy on 11-12 October 2025.

Primary Venue

Unit 3 2 Unit Munro Road
Spring Kerse Ind. Estate
FK7 7UU

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