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By Henrypinkrah
October 4, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Henrypinkrah

Posted October 4, 2015

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Posted October 4, 2015

Hi I?m Henry (MSc, BSc, RSPH)

I?m a certified Level 3 personal trainer with a vast array of experience in the health and fitness world. I studied sport and exercise science at undergraduate level followed by my MSc in sport and exercise physiology. My studies have provided me with many invaluable experiences working in varied environments, from fitness instructing, coaching football in the states, working with cardiac rehabilitation patients, as a sport science intern at a professional football club (Sheffield United FC) to my current role as a health and wellbeing physiologist.

I will share my drive, determination and enthusiasm with you so together we can help you reach your goals no matter how big they may seem!

Located in a private studio, on the doorstep of East dulwich and with excellent transport links

I offer competitive rates with a free consultation and half price taster session

Follow me on Instagram @pt.pinkrah and Facebook ptpinkrah

Contact me on 07791986413

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