18 months ago Lee Veasey weighed in at over 34 stone! At 29 years old his health was in critical danger and he knew he had to do something about it - fast! After spotting an article in the Sun, Lee applied for the Sky TV series - Obese: A Year to Save my Life.
Lee is now a slim 22 stone and is still loosing weight. He is now a personal trainer and public speaker helping other people to make life saving changes.
Xposure is delighted to be working with Lee in his quest to use his story to change peoples attitudes, motivations and lifestyles.
Lee and his 'former self'. Ripley and Heanor News
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Chris Hillary of Fitness Frenzi, one of the few male Zumba instructors in the Kent area, knows how to keep his classes alive, vibrant and full! After qualifying less than a year ago, Chris now offers 10 classes in the East Kent area and will be getting involved with a wide range of activities in the near future.
Xposure is making sure that Chris's unique talents to inspire and motivate are being noticed by the right people. As his client base and opportunitites grow, Xposure will be working alongside Chris to maximise his potential and help him develop his business in line with his vision.
Chris said 'I am ready to take my business to the next level and Xposure is helping me to get things prioritised and to see a clear way forward. There is so much we are looking at doing together. I am really excited about the future and can't wait to get started.' |
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Dementia Care At It's Worst
Trisha King
I was absolutely appalled to watch the Panorama programme last night about a home caring for patients with dementia. Suspecting rough treatment, a resident’s daughter concealed a hidden camera in her mother’s room and she was shocked to the core when she saw the footage. Read more
Snowdon and Sky Tv
Lee Veasey
I have been really busy over the past couple of weeks.
I am really enjoying working with the A Year to Save my Life team. Sky TV have asked me back to help out one of the contributors with their fitness regime, and I am LOVING IT! Read More
One of the Three Muskateers
James McIntosh
In France they would be Athos, Porthos and Aramis, but in China they are Chakall, Jimmy and yours truly.
In 2009 we co-presented a 20 part tv series for China Food TV called “Food Adventures on the Silk Road 2″. We travelled on a bus with 13 members of TV crew for 40 days and to be honest I struggled. The TV series won Best TV series in China at the China TV Awards in December past and the book (in both Chinese and English) tells of our travels. Read More
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18 months ago Lee Veasey weighed in at over 34 stone! At 29 years old his health was in critical danger and he knew he had to do something about it - fast! After spotting an article in the Sun, Lee applied for the Sky TV series - Obese: A Year to Save my Life.
Lee is now a slim 22 stone and is still loosing weight. He is now a personal trainer and public speaker helping other people to make life saving changes.
Xposure is delighted to be working with Lee in his quest to use his story to change peoples attitudes, motivations and lifestyles.
Lee and his 'former self'. Ripley and Heanor News
Read MoreXposure is excited about the latest opportunity for James McIntosh, chef, presenter and award winning author. This week hebeen asked to attend The Grocer Gold Awards 2012 to judge the entries. The prestigous award ceremony to announce the winners will be on May 26th at The Hilton Park Lane in London. Congratulations James! (Whisk)
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