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JohnDBR

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Hello everyone,


I will start by briefly introducing the sportive background from where I'm coming from:


At the age of 12 I have started practice boxing and I was keep on doing this for the next 7 years, it was obviously that sport it plays an important role in my life , shaping my personality and keeping me far from all the temptations and bad things that surrounds an teenager for that period.

In my mid nineteen I joined the Army where I continued my fitness program combining military trainings with gym sessions, doing from this a way of living.

Today at the age of 32 and after I dedicated more than half of my life to sport I want to share from my past experiences with the people who wants to start a new healthy way of living.


I know that the beginning is hard especially in these days when everything is moving fast and always running out of time , and I am sure that you asking yourself : ?When time for sport? ..When time for gym ? ?.well ?all these are from the past.. you just need ME and the will to change your life in better .


The training sessions are taking place outdoor and they will be customized individually from the first session, we will check and see what level it is suitable best for you.

The training area is East Dulwich and surrounding.


Packages:


One to one-?20/h



Promotion of the month:

for 12 session/month paid upfront pay only ?200(normally would be ?240)



Contact:


Jon D.-07459612936

[email protected]

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