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I had my first session with Lauren at Bodyfittraining in March 2013. I had a BMI of 35, was a size 18 and couldn't run 50 meters. Today, my BMI is down to 25, I can run a couple of times round Dulwich Park, am a healthy size 12-14. More importantly, my core strength is dramatically improved, I have started to do my own training but know that Lauren is there to motivate, scold , encourage me, dependent on the mood she finds me in. Can't imagine how I would be here without her !

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