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Personal Narrative: 6 Week

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Today I completed my 6 weeks challenge successfully. It’s been an amazing journey. P2P is more than just a gym. Every coach is encouraging, supportive and fun, they pushed me every morning (5:30 am session @ Pleasanton) to the limit and made me believe that I can do it.
Every workout is engaging, challenging and Fun!! NO workouts are same. I have not done that many jumping jacks, burpees, squats, weight lifting, high Knees, push-ups, running, crunches and so many other exercises in my life what I have done in last 6 weeks. I never knew I could do these exercise. It was very difficult/hard that’s why it’s call challenge for a reason. I have gained confidence, focus, and energy. It was worth it!!
Thanks to my family, friends and P2P coaches

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