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Female Personal Trainer in East Dulwich and Surrounding areas!

By Aniko FitFun
January 2, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Aniko FitFun

Posted January 2, 2015

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Posted January 2, 2015

"Happier, Healthier, Faster, Fitter, Stronger, Leaner"

Any of the above appeals to you? Then look no further!

My focus is your goal and I'm here to help you achieve what you want, whether it is to get that bikini body you've always wanted, gain muscle mass, reduce body fat, run 5K or 10K, improve your overall health and lots more.

I am passionate about giving you a personalised service suited for your individual need and routine that is not only manageable but also lots of fun.

I have a keen interest in circuit training, weight loss and nutrition and I bring variety and personality to my sessions where you will feel safe and at ease. Adding my nutrition knowledge to your personal training sessions means that results happen faster and stay longer.

I will work extremely hard for you to come out of this process happier, healthier, more confident and above all, with your goal achieved!

CONTACT ME FOR MORE INFO!!!

EMAIL, TEXT OR CALL 07729736877 or [email protected]

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