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5 Reasons to train at Urban Fit & Fearless - Bellenden Road - Wednesday 7:30pm


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1) LEARN TO PROTECT YOURSELF

Simple and functional techniques based on leverage and quick reaction rather than strength. A complete self-defence system with a strong ground-fighting component.


2) IMPROVE YOUR ATHLETIC CONDITION

Our unique programme takes full advantage of High Intensity Interval Training which is the most effective way to improve cardiovascular capacity, to burn fat (thanks to the "afterburn" effect), to build lean and functional muscles, and to boost your metabolism.


3) ENHANCE CONFIDENCE AND SELF-ESTEEM

Learn to channel adrenaline and to deal with aggression and confrontational situations. Develop "fight back" attitude and the ability to function in stressful situations.


4) LET STEAM OFF

Benefit from the feel-good effect of intense pad-kicking and pad-punching and get rid of your daily stress with high energy/fast pace sessions.


5) HAVE FUN

Come with a buddy or make one! Workouts/drills are done in pairs or groups in a friendly atmosphere.


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First session is FREE so come and have a try!


Wednesday 7:35-9:00 pm


The Scout Hut, 212 Bellenden Road, SE15 4BY, Peckham Rye, London


For further information visit our website or contact Patrice

Mobile: 077 1746 6916

Email: [email protected]


#AMoveForThat #FearlessWednesday

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