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The Lyfestyle Project was launched with the aim of giving women the chance to regain their confidence whilst looking, feeling, and performing at their very best.
12 Lincoln Drive, GU22 8RN, Pyrford, United Kingdom
4.0
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James @ the lyfestyle project is a great coach, with lots of ideas and motivational techniques and he’s never judgemental when things don’t quite go according to plan! He makes training and transitioning to a healthy approach to food fun!!
Val
Excellent coach - very motivational and has taken a sincere interest in my progress!
My sessions have become something to look forward to rather than a chore.
Very happy with my “Lyfestyle” change. 😀
The Lifestyle Project is fantastic. So helpful and friendly!!
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