Local Personal Trainer with specialism in running

By emace
September 3, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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emace

Posted September 3, 2015

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Posted September 3, 2015

I am a mobile personal trainer with a specialism in running operating in the East Dulwich area (trading address SE26).

I am passionate about running and helping you to reach your goals, be this learning to run as a beginner, getting back your fitness after a break from running or focusing on a big event such as a marathon. I will bring my decade of experience, infectious enthusiasm and individualised approach to working with you.

I can offer individual sessions in the East Duwich area or you can join one of my autumn courses in SE23/26 - Mayow and Sydenham Wells Park's.

Two courses starting on Saturday 3rd October until Saturday 20th December.

Intermediate 0745-0845 ? For runners who have already done a course with me or who are running on their own a couple of times a week.

Open to all 0900-1000 ? For all runners; beginners welcome.

Pay in a block of 8 sessions (?48) which you can take over 12 weeks.

I am offering a free trial of this course so please get in touch for more details.

Many thanks

Elkie

www.runwithelkie.co.uk

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