New online fat loss programme for January

By alexjj80
December 12, 2018 in For Sale & Items Offered

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alexjj80

Posted December 12, 2018

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Posted December 12, 2018

ATTENTION: Do you want to lose 7 lbs in 7 days????

Come closer and listen carefully... PLEASE STOP BEING SO SILLY

If you want to lose some weight in January in a sensible, rational and healthy way and keep it off for good, keep reading.

Yes you can still have some beer and donuts! :)

I'm running an 8 week online, fat loss programme that will be capped at 10 people, GUYS AND GALS.

STRICT SELECTION CRITERIA - I don't want to waste anyone's times, so we need to be a good fit :)

There is a VERY cool financial incentive.

BUT first come first served - once the first 10 people submit their payment, we are CLOSED.

Details to be released later this week.

Fancy a chat about it first? Message me...

Nicola: "Alex is such a great coach and very supportive, but tough when I needed her to be"

Ana: "I now have a much better approach to nutrition while keeping it balanced with my life"

Rich: "She has helped me lose 10% of my bodyweight in 2 months, which is what I set out to achieve."

**TAKE ACTION NOW: send me your email address to receive details later in the week**

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