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Last legs for fitness

By JONATHON HOWARD

THE Jetts Noosa 12-Week Weight Loss Journey is approaching the finish line.
But the challenges are not over yet after participants took part in the Brisbane Lions Beach Bash Obstacle Challenge on Saturday 6 December.
It’s the first year of the Jetts Noosa Journey which has seen 12 participants change their lives and shed the kilos during the past 10 weeks.
The journey is now on the home stretch and the final training sessions are yet to be revealed with plenty of additional training days and surprises to be announced.
Jetts Noosa franchise owner John Morrall said the journey had been an emotional rollercoaster for many of the participants and one they would remember.
“It has been such an amazing journey for each of the participants,” he said.
“It’s been great to motivate them towards their goals and see them embrace the idea of both weight loss, but also changing their lifestyles.”
The participants are expected to take part in two more gruelling activities with final weights to be revealed next week.

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