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Roger Love, principal personal trainer
Roger works in London Fields Fitness Studio and in parks in east and north London, including Victoria Park E8 and Highbury Fields. He works one-to-one, and also works a lot with couples and groups of friends.
Roger is a YMCA-qualified personal trainer and an advanced gym Instructor. He also holds qualifications in exercise and pregnancy, circuit training, running and nutrition.
He specialises in general weight loss and fitness, and is strength and conditioning coach to Gavin Rumgay, the London-based Scot who is the world number 221 table tennis player.
His clients come from all walks of life, including teachers; artists and photographers; council, government and NHS admin staff; people working in advertising, marketing and journalism; stay-at-home mums; accountants and financial consultants; lawyers; charity workers; office managers; architects; film-makers; and doctors and nurses.
Roger says: "I love training and love pushing people to achieve their best - I will constantly challenge you - but I will also look after you."
He also holds a CACHE qualification in childcare, and is CRB checked. He is on the Register of Exercise Professionals (Number R0062477).
Roger worked as a gym instructor and personal trainer in two major chains. He studied politics (British and Soviet government) and sociology at the University of Essex, and is an experienced journalist.
He loves
His daughters, Greek salad and running around the park like a Labrador.
He dislikes
Admitting defeat. Ever.
TESTIMONIALS
Roger is a fantastic trainer who puts together very challenging, tailor-made sessions in an attentive and professional way. The price is already competitive, but considering the quality of training and personalised approach, Roger's sessions offer excellent value for money. Whether I see him at 7am or 8pm, he is consistently great company, and while the sessions are generally pretty gruelling, they are always brilliant fun. Lucy, 29
I never thought I'd say this, but I actually look forward to the training sessions. Every week is different; we try new exercises and games, but boxing is the best. Give it a few weeks and you'll soon notice your progress. Roger's trick is to gradually push you gently beyond your comfort zone. But he does it in a professional but fun way; a very good trainer indeed. Stephen, 30
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