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Joint Client of the Year 2023

Huge congratulations to Fee!! 

Wow, what a year you have done fantastic, stepping up your activity levels! You have remained consistent with your strength training, always completing your personalised home workouts. Increasing your daily steps.

You did fantastic in our 30-day weight loss challenge in November. Since June, you have 1 stone/ 7 kg weight loss a massive achievement 👏 I'm so pleased for you!

I know your results will be amazing in 2024!!

  • 1 month later...

After seeing other recommendations on EDF, I contacted Dave to help kick start my fitness journey as I prepared for my wedding.
I’ve now had the pleasure of working with Dave for the past year and I couldn't be more thrilled with the results. 

Dave’s passion for helping his clients achieve their goals was evident. We meet weekly in dulwich park, and he tailors every workout session to fit my specific needs and goals. He pushed me whilst being mindful of my abilities and how I was feeling on the day. 

His extensive knowledge of fitness and nutrition made me feel confident that I was in good hands throughout the entire process.

Not only did I see significant improvements in my strength, endurance, and overall fitness level but I also felt more energised and confident leading up to my wedding.

Dave not only helped me achieve my physical goals but also provided invaluable support and motivation along the way through his positive attitude and encouragement, reigniting my love of fitness and helping me encompass it back into my weekly routine. 

I cannot recommend Dave highly enough to anyone looking to get fit, whether it's for a special event like a wedding or simply to improve overall health and wellbeing! 

  • 2 months later...

I have been working with David on and off for the last year and i can honestly say he is keeping me motivated and increasing my activity and ability all the time. Post an old injury i have not been very mobile. David is patient and knowledgeable and always finds a workaround if something doesn't work for me. I am very happy to recommend him.

  • 6 months later...

I was recommended Dave by my daughter who had been training with him for several months and who told me how much she enjoyed her sessions. I’d never really thought that personal training was something for me but I can honestly say Dave has motivated me to train regularly! He has just the right approach in terms of encouragement and spurring you on and I have learnt so much about the body and how to develop strength and mobility. I would certainly recommend him. 

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  • 7 months later...

Fantastic Personal Trainer 

I can’t recommend David highly enough! From the very first session, it was clear that he is not only incredibly knowledgeable and professional, but also genuinely passionate about helping his clients achieve their goals. Every session is individually tailored to exactly what I need – whether that’s strength training, mobility work, cardio, or just a good old-fashioned sweat session – David always delivers with the perfect balance of challenge, encouragement, and fun.

What makes David truly stand out is his attention to detail. He takes the time to understand your personal goals, fitness level, and any limitations you might have, and then designs each workout to suit you perfectly. No two sessions are ever the same, and I always leave feeling stronger, more motivated, and more confident. As a runner, he designed a specific strength training plan which has really helped with my long distance runs. 

The flexibility of training either outdoors in the local park or in his well-equipped studio is another huge bonus. Whether we’re breathing in fresh air under the trees or wokring through a circuit inside, the environment is always welcoming, focused, and positive.

David is a true professional and a fantastic motivator. He’s helped me transform not only my fitness but also my mindset, and I’m so grateful for his support and guidance. If you're looking for a personal trainer who genuinely cares, knows his stuff, and brings great energy to every session – David is your guy!

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