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Who's going away on holiday this summer?

There's still time to shred a few pounds, tone up, become healthier and fitter for your summer holiday or even just for summer itself, after all, the heat comes over, the clothes get smaller... we all want to look our best.


If you are struggling/have struggled in the past to stick to a healthy lifestyle or even if you don't know exactly how to start on your fit journey, getting the help of a personal trainer may be the best move you could ever make.


My name is Marina and I am a certified personal trainer. My approach to health is friendly and fun, I am fully committed to using my knowledge, skills, past and present experiences to help you reach your goals. In a

motivating, passionate and reliable manner I conduct sessions from a variety or exercise disciplines to work towards weight loss, improve tone, greater flexibility,

and improved general health and fitness. I am offering exclusive one to one training (or small groups, up to 3 people) for clients who are looking for high quality,

private and flexible service and want to train in the privacy of a personal training studio (located in East Dulwich on Overhill Road just off Lordship Lane), their own home or outdoors.

I always deliver 1st class service by ensuring every client receives effective and efficient workout plans plus nutritional advice which support physical activity

patterns.


If you would like to book a personal training session or have any further enquiries please be in touch.


REMINDING EVERYONE THAT 1ST CONSULTATION/TRIAL SESSION IS FREE OF CHARGE. So you can try it out and then decide if you'd like to continue or not.


Thank you for taking time to read my advert, hope to hear from you.

Kindest regards,

Marina

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