REPS NEWS Meet the member

Name: Anthony Bevington Age: 27

Location: Brighton and Hove REPS number: R0057148

Job description: Freelance Personal Trainer, Sports Massage Therapist and Nutritional Advisor. Qualifications: First Class BA (Hons) in Economics. Premier Diploma in Personal Training and Sports Massage Therapy. National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) Certified Personal Trainer.

Best thing about your job: Working with people of all ages and abilities. Assisting clients reach their goals and seeing the associated benefits, such as an increase in self-confidence, is highly rewarding.

Light bulb moment: Sitting at a desk in my previous career in banking in the City of London one day and realising that a career in Personal Training would enable me to achieve my goal of helping people, and thereby be more rewarding!

The next step: Having spent time training in Los Angeles, I believe many of the concepts in the American health and fitness industry can be successfully applied in the UK market. As a result of this research, I aim to open a specialist personal training studio and healthy eating cafe on the Brighton seafront, offering healthy foods to help clients reach their fitness goals.

Name: Kim Ingleby Age: 32

Location: Bristol REPS number: R0016302 Qualifications: IFS Personal Trainer of

the Year, Sports Massage Therapist & Rehabilitation, Level 2 Triathlon Coach, Life Coach, Spinning, Master Flexi Bar, Master Swiss Ball, TRX & Kettle bell instructor. Best thing about your job: Establishing & running Energised Performance, which aims to help people unlock their potential in sport, life and business. I have travelled round the World as the senior sports therapist for the GB Age Group Triathlon Team, worked with Strictly Come Dancing winners and the winner of Last Women Standing. I regularly present, write feature articles for National Magazines and work with radio & TV. Over the last few years Energised Performance has raised over £20,000 for charity through sporting challenges, boot-camps and races. Light bulb moment: Many years ago when my P.E teacher said that he really believed in my idea & I should go for it – so I did. There is always so much to learn!

The next step: Developing my company, publishing a book and running as series of workshops for Mental Strength for Performance & Life…there is a long, exciting list!

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SPORTEX DYNAMICS is written to help you… ■ prevent injuries ■ improve sports performance ■ identify potential injury threats ■ analyse techniques and identify ways of increasing efficiency or minimising the risk of injury

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