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THE GRAND MILLENNIUM Hotel Al Wahda in Abu Dhabi has launched its ‘Biggest Shrinker’ competition – an intense eight-week fitness programme for 50 participants.
The results will be announced on December 3, with the winner receiving prizes worth Dhs20,000.
Participants need to sign up before September 30, and the challenge starts on October 8. Weekly progress updates and weight checks every Saturday will ensure participants are all on track. Divided into five groups of 10 at the start, the person who makes the least progress during the week will no longer be eligible to win.
The enrollment fee of Dhs500 will give participants unlimited access to the health club, two ‘Biggest Shrinker’ T-shirts, a starter kit including gym bag, water bottle, low GI food guide, meal plans and recipes, as well as a workout chart to track progress.
A programme of motivational speakers will include marathon runner Tori Leckie, nutritional therapist Laura Holland and Al Wahda Sports Club coach Heinz Fuchsbichler.
Register by calling 02 495 3831 or e-mailing healthclub@grandmill-alwahda.com.
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