Ed Stivala Personal Training

L2 Cycling Coach at your service!

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2020 might have been light on event medals, but it did provide a lot of time to bolster the CV with “qualifications” and this is my newest shiny certificate that arrived today 😁 So now I can “officially” add Cycle Coaching to the comprehensive list of ways I can help you!
 
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Seem to have the hat-trick: Swim Instructor, Run Coach, Cycle Coach.
 
Want to get event specific stronger / aerobically fitter: L3 Personal Trainer
 
Want to eat right: L2 Nutrition for Sport and Health
 
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