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Please join us for Merry Liftmas on Saturday 7th December

Jon Murphy

Jon Murphy


Body Mentors and Hilden Park are pleased to invite you to join us on Saturday 7th December for a day of lifting and festive fun, at Merry Liftmas.

Please join us for Merry Liftmas, Saturday 7th December

Saturday 7th December, 1–5pm

  • Test your strength with a one rep max on the squat, bench press, deadlift & press
  • Challenge your fitness with our plank, deadhang & rowing challenges
  • The event is open to all, including beginners who would like to give strength training a try (with a Body Mentors coach)
  • Christmas music, hot chocolate & mince pies will all be provided

Schedule

We’ll be grouping the one rep max attempts by the exercise, and plan to lift at these times:

  • 1pm – Squats
  • 2pm – Bench Press
  • 3pm – Deadlift
  • 4pm – Press

Other activities will be running alongside the one rep max lifting, from 1-5pm. This is a fun day for Hilden Park and Body Mentors members to get together, not a serious lifting competition – we hope to see you there!


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My philosophy centres on simplicity, consistency, and the genuine belief that each person has the capacity to get stronger. Your strength matters, and I'm here to support you every step of the way.
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