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Connor Movement is a personal training and fitness coaching service based in Wembley, North West London, founded by Will Connor — a qualified personal trainer and competitive volleyball player with a passion for purposeful movement. Every Connor Movement client receives a fully personalised training programme built around their goals, their lifestyle, and the reasons why they train. Whether that is moving without pain, keeping up with an active life, or performing better in sport — the coaching is always specific, never generic. Connor Movement offers in-person personal training at The Gym Group Wembley Central and home visit sessions across North West London, as well as online coaching packages available to clients anywhere in the world.
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Office 18827, 182-184 High Street North , E6 2JA, East Ham, London, United Kingdom
- 07450340196
- will@connormovement.co.uk
- connormovement.co.uk
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