David Robertson Personal Training
Consulting in London

As featured on BBC1's I Want It Now, David caters for a variety of clients at his exclusive private studio, in local parks or even in the comfort of your own home. Each online programme has written descriptions, pictures and videos of each exercise. From there, they will receive customised, specific programmes every week that are unique to them and that they can use to supplement their personal training sessions. We offer clients the opportunity at no extra cost to receive a unique login name and password to our online training facility. Our services do not stop at the end of each physical session. Outdoor classes and studio based classes are also run regularly and more information on these can be found at our website. Clients will not only receive the best in one to one fitness tuition, but they will also be issued with free handouts after each session, our free monthly online newsletter and free e-mail consultation when you take a holiday. He caters for clients of all ages and fitness levels and can train in a one-to-one environment or a group of clients. His all-encompasing approach involves coaching at all levels of lifestyle skills and focuses on making the client feel better as well as looking better. A former professional rugby player, David specialises in weight loss programmes, core and back conditioning and sports specific programmes. Educated through the prestigious C.H.E.K Institute, David is also soon to be featured in a number of radio interviews and national media publications as part of his role as Anchor Dairy's resident health and fitness guru. Trade Bodies / Associations Member of Register of Exercise Professionals Member of FitPro Specialist Services As featured on BBC1's I Want It Now, David Robertson caters for clients of all ages and fitness levels at his exclusive Earlsfield private studio, in local parks or even in the comfort of the clients own home. This option can also be purchased seperately for those not wishing to undertake physica