Weight Loss Challenge Sponsorship Winners

Congratulations to Our Weight Loss Challenge Sponsorship Winners

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We are very pleased to announce our 2014 Weight Loss Challenge sponsorship recipients.


SHIRLEY
Community Sponsorship Recipient

Shirley is a breast cancer survivor who now suffers from diabetes, sleep apnoea and osteopaenia. With all of her conditions there has been one resounding piece of advice from her doctors – to lose weight. She hopes that losing weight will help her overcome these hurdles, start to feel more positive and help her become a more active member of society.

“I have tried on a number of occasions to lose weight on my own but have come to the realisation that I need help and support if I am to succeed.”


KATIE
Revesby Workers’ Club Employee Sponsorship

After a near death experience 3.5 years ago that left her having to learn to walk again, Kate lost a bit of confidence and gained 30kg.

“I believe I need this kick in the backside to change my life. Extremely excited to work hard to prove myself that I can do this!”


SARAH
Revesby Workers’ Club Employee Sponsorship

Sarah was finding it difficult juggling work, full-time study and trying to take care of her wellbeing. She’s put her own health on the back-burner while she studies to look after other people’s as a nurse.

“I’d like to be healthier so I can be more effective and better encourage others to look after their health.”

 

Each have won Challenge Packs worth in excess of $1000 including:

  • Weight Loss Challenge Entry
  • 3 Months Membership
  • 10 x 1 Hour Personal Training Sessions
  • 60 Minute Dietitian Consult

We wish all 58 entrants success in their weight loss journey. The winners will be announced 28 November; we look forward to seeing everyone’s transformations.

Good luck!

If you’d like to nominate our next Member of the Month email your suggestion to raquels@rwc.org.au

There is no guarantee that physical exercise will achieve specific outcomes. Results will vary depending on personal commitment, genetics, nutrition and lifestyle factors.