Free fat burning classes lose 300 calories in each class!!!

By B-FITNESS
March 12, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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B-FITNESS

Posted March 12, 2017

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Posted March 12, 2017

My name is Chris Oluwole personal trainer at the gym group in Peckham rye lane, become a member it's only ?16.99 a month with 24 hours access. Best days for the fat burning classes are Monday 6:30am and Friday 7:30pm each class is 30 minutes and caters to all abilities.

To become a member and gain access into the gym group click this link: https://www.thegymgroup.com/find-a-gym/gym/the-gym-peckham-rye/?gclid=CLuS3JT20dICFQcQ0wod4ZgOcg

For my contact details I will only give it out on the basis of request in regards to personal training sessions.

Thank you for reading this, have a good day, I will be glad to hear from anyone who is interested in shedding the weight, toning up and getting that summer body.

Kind regards

Chris Oluwole

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