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Are you not quite ready for a one on one coaching session? Or would you like to join with a group of friends and have fun working out together? Then gather up a group of 3 to 4 friends and lets have an awesome time. Group games, strength training activities and fun challenges await you. Give us a call and mention this blog and save 10% on your first group training package.

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