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By gregring
January 22, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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gregring

Posted January 22, 2013

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Posted January 22, 2013

Hi guys. I?ve just moved to the area and I?m on a quest to build a clientele and establish myself as a personal trainer here. I am currently offering FREE trial personal training sessions and from then on very reasonable introductory rates. You do not need to be a gym user and there are no obligations to continue beyond a free trial.

If you wish to enquire and would like to take advantage please be in touch via the thread, my website: www.gregringpt.com, my email address: [email protected] or my mobile: 07872 953 628.

I look forward to hearing from you?

Greg

GRPT

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