Signe's Weight Loss Success Story

Key to Life Health and Fitness • November 1, 2019

Signe's Weight Loss Success Story

After seeing little results from a gym membership of 5 years I decided I needed a change. After 6 weeks of Personal Training with Key to Life I saw a dramatic improvement in my fitness and had dropped several cm's from significant areas of my body.

My trainer provided me with the information and support I needed to change my diet and my frame of mind. Key To Life's 1on1 Personal Training sessions will push your abilities further than you ever thought possible, "I CAN'T!" is NOT part of the vocabulary.

Every session is challenging and has something different each time, keeping your motivation and interest high. I have trained with Lisa & the KTL Team for over 3 years now; I have lost well over 20kg and 100cm during that time and have managed to maintain this! I eat healthier than I ever have before and now this is my lifestyle. I train 3-4 times p/w and am referred to at work as the 'fitness freak', something I never thought would be associated with me.

I can't thank the team at Key To Life Health & Fitness enough for all their help, support & motivation and highly recommend them to anyone starting out their health & fitness journey.

Signe

Watsonia, VIC

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