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90 day health and fitness challemge loose weight and tone up and or build muscle

By hairandeyes
May 14, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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hairandeyes

Posted May 14, 2013

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Posted May 14, 2013

HI everyone,

As well as beauty I am now promtoing a 90 day fitness challenge!

my goal is to lose 10lbs and earn a BMW. you have got to hear about this!

for more information on how you can achevive your goals WHATEVER they may be however BIG of small please contact me either by phone or email 07956 017595 or email [email protected]

some examples of current clients goals:

. Lose weight

. Gain weight

. Tone up

. Build muscle

. Get healthy

. Stay healthy

results can be achieved with out with out excersice. However there are great benifits and results to be achived if you would like to take exercise too.

on my team i have athletes, personal trainers, world champion body builders as well as the "average person", mums, dads, grandparents etc...

this really is for eveyone.

take a look at my website and if you would like more info i will be happy to send you some over.

www.Rhea89.myvi.net

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