Will I love it?

Love mind games? You’ll love bridge.

Love meeting new people? You’ll love bridge.

Love playing detective? You’ll love bridge.

What about accessibility?

The club is fully accessible and laid out on one bright and airy floor.

It has easy bus access from the city centre.

Are there other benefits?

Studies show that:

• • playing bridge can boost your immune system.
  • mind-stimulating activities can lower the risk of dementia.
  • students who were taught bridge scored better in standardised tests.

Below is some feedback from former students and the responses they were given that gave them the confidence to try out Bridge.

I was never a card player in the past or was no good at playing cards
 – The course starts very slowly, and assumes no previous knowledge at all!

Fear of the unknown / Coming into a new environment with no prior knowledge
 – Same answer as above

Thought I’d be rubbish at it, and everybody else would be mathematical boffins!
 – All you need to be able to do really is count up to 13, and also to 52!

Thought it would be really complicated
 – The game is essentially a simple one, there is just a lot of it – which is why even the experts still love learning!

Wasn’t sure how expensive it would be
 – Learning bridge is very inexpensive, the classes cost less than a typical yoga session or similar!

I had no worries at all
 – Great!