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My name is Yusuff Sitta and I'm a personal trainer based in the Surrey Quays and Deptford area.


I specialise in weight loss, strength and conditioning, building muscle, muscular fitness toning, general fitness and fun.


I also offer training programmes and diet plans.


I'm based in a private gym space close to Deptford train station with good travel links to Greenwich, Lewisham, Canada Water, Surrey Quays and Rotherhithe. it?s fully equipped with free weights, cardiovascular machines, functional & boxing equipment, changing room facilities and much more.


I also do outdoor sessions at Southwark and Deptford parks, I can also travel to clients for outdoor sessions, but dependant on the distance.


I am offering 1 FREE additional session with every 4, 6, 8 and 10 pack of sessions purchased in November and December.


For examples of my sessions you can view some of my videos and pictures on my Instagram page - @bigmanyus.


For all enquiries please contact me via email at yusuff.sitta@gmail.com

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