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Personal Trainer Recommendation

By KirstyJames
June 20, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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KirstyJames

Posted June 20, 2017

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Posted June 20, 2017

If you're looking for a personal trainer, I can't recommend Maddie highly enough. We've been training together since February in preparation for my wedding and the sessions have become the highlight of my week!

She is a fully qualified personal trainer with a wealth of experience. Her sessions are tailored to your needs and fitness level. We have done a whole host of different sessions including: boxing, step, strength, TRX, HIIT, running and circuit training. She is very flexible and can come to your home, garden or a local park.

As well as being enjoyable, the results are fantastic and I've already recommended Maddie to two other friends who are arranging to have sessions with her.

For more information go to www.maddie-pt.com or email: [email protected]

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