MyPR: SA Drift Queens in action at SPINderella 2019:
Proudly produced by Wheelz n Smoke, SPINderella is an annual gathering of strong females of all ages to do what they love most – SPIN.
Pink. Black. Sneakers. Heels. Boots. Young. Old. DJ’s. Hip-Hop. House. Gqom. Weave. Natural. Gym Freaks. Sporties. Home Girls. Travel Girls. Wheelz and Smoke brings a field of ladies representative of various corners of South Africa, including the likes of Tina Rossow, Felicia van Staden, Synovia Smith, and many more.
And they’ll be celebrating the theme ‘Power under Her Foot’ in the same week as Women’s Day, with a spinning event, by women for women, from 10 am on 10 August, at the Wheelz ‘n Smoke Arena corner Klipriver road and Kromvlei.
The Wheelz and Smoke aim is to increase the level of participation by women at all levels in the sport, hence the establishment of the Spinderella programme.
SPINderella is a movement of women who are proud of their craft! They are a nationwide collective of spinning enthusiasts who are spreading the word about safe and sexy spinning.
Wheelz N Smoke Arena | Saturday, 10 August 2019 10:00am
Booking: https://tickets.computicket.com/event/spinderella/7038924
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OfficialSPINderella/
Instagram: @spinderella_sa/
Hashtags: #powerunderherfoot
Video: SA Drift Queens in action at SPINderella 2019
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