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Everyone very giddy here today - "Christmas Party" tonight - don't think they'll be as giddy tomorrow :) :)
May share photos with you all depending on how well behaved we all are :)

Getting into the Christmas Spirit - enjoy :) :)


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Everyone at Innovative Fitness Solutions would like to 'Congratulate' Jenny McKiernan and her husband James Gill on the birth of their beautiful baby girl. We are delighted for the proud parents and can't wait to meet baby Maya x

Does it really work? Have a look at our latest blog :)
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Well done to our mo bro's - razors at the ready this evening :)
Still time to donate by clicking on the below link..
http://ie.movember.com/team/1588005

Happy Thanksgiving to all our US friends - enjoy the celebrations :)

This day last week we were busy bees loading the sásta Fitness Pods for sásta Madrid. Some of our team are currently over in Spain sweating and looking out at the sun shining - so 'Happy Friday Boy's' it's raining here :) :) ,

Estamos muy contentos como cargamos nuestras cápsulas de aptitud sásta para España , ,

What do you think of our movember bros???? David & Niall have joined Team sásta. Please support the guy's by donating on the link below:
http://ie.movember.com/team/1588005

The Innovative Fitness Solutions team had a lovely morning at sásta Athlone. Best of luck guy's

Time to get the winter woolly's out :(
http://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/forecasters-predicting-big-freeze-this-winter-295473.html

Forecasters predicting big freeze this winter Ireland is set for its coldest winter in years, with sub-zero temperatures, polar gales and heavy snowfall predicted to plunge the country into an Arctic freeze within weeks.