Santa Shred Completed

So 6 weeks have passed and Jamie Alderton’s 6 week santa shred has come to an end.

Now I know I’m not going to be announced as a winner, and I’m cool with that.

I overcome fears of posting video’s of me talking to going live to an audience! Although it was only 2 people! 🙈🙈

I finished 3lbs difference to my start weight, however I had slowly increased in weight for the first 5 weeks so this weeks achievements were 7lbs!

I liked Jamie’s style of coaching, his accessibility is second to none and he interacts with anyone who requires it!

I’m hoping to stay in his group and aim to push on with my lifestyle changes!

Here’s to another week! 💪🏻💪🏻

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