New You Achievement Awards




Achievement Awards

Our members success stories are a real inspiration to us and our members.
Fitness First is commited to recognising and celebrating the unique and outstanding achievements of our members. That’s why the New You Achievement Awards were created. This annual event celebrates and promotes these amazing member success stories.

Are you an inspiration?
We want to hear YOUR story. What motivated you? Don’t be shy! Great or small they are all success stories worth shouting about and really motivate other members. To download an application form to enter the national finals please click here. To download an achievement star to put up in your club, please click here. You could be in with the chance of winning a holiday of a lifetime!


2007 Winners

"My mental strength has reached new limits"

Winning overall female and fitness category, Amanda is inspiring members to enter this year’s New You Achievement Awards!


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“Joining Fitness First changed my body, my lifestyle and my friends
“Joining Fitness First changed my body, my lifestyle and my friends"

Over a period of 16 months Richard lost eight stone and soon found his fitness and energy levels were at an all-time high.


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“I am once again excited about the future and my profession.”
“I am once again excited about the future and my profession.”

Ken was the victim of an horrific attack in 2004 when thieves inflicted a blow to his head that knocked him unconscious and then continued to kick and beat him.


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“All I want to do is my best; Fitness First gives me that opportunity
“All I want to do is my best; Fitness First gives me that opportunity"

Darran suffered a stroke in his early 30s and during recovery was diagnosed with Cerebral Ataxia – a rare disease of the brain, which left him wheelchair-bound.


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“I want to help others in their own pursuit of happiness, Fitness First can do this”
“I want to help others in their own pursuit of happiness, Fitness First can do this”

Weighing over 16 stone with body fat of 48% Martyn developed knee problems and was afraid to leave the house and believed that life ‘just wasn’t worth living’


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