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MAN v FAT: Transforming men’s lives

If you’re a man that wants to lose weight, MAN v FAT is behind you all the way with diet tips and weight loss motivation for men. Their philosophy is simple: all the information, support and tools you need to improve your health, with a refreshing no-nonsense approach. MAN v FAT Football is for men with a BMI of 27.5 or over and a staggering 90+% of players lose weight and get fitter.

Hosted by Terry Dowding, Operations Manager at MAN v FAT Football. Terry talks through the programme, it’s success and how you could be a part of it.

 
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Introduction to tai chi

Tai Chi is one of the oldest and most enduring movement arts, developed to directly improve mental and physical health. This class is an easy entry point for beginners and can be done standing or seated. No mat required.

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RWL '23 preview - Nina Finlay and Mark Peters

Nina Finlay, a certified Wim Hof Method instructor and Mark Peters, Tai Chi and Qigong master talk though the benefits of cold therapy and importance of breath and moving your body.

Don’t worry, an ice bath is not essential for you to take part in the session!

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