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Mariska, de drijvende kracht achter Sportycompany, heeft meer dan 30 jaar ervaring in sport en personal training. Daarnaast begeleidt ze al ruim tien jaar mensen 1-op-1 naar hun doelen. Door die jarenlange ervaring weet ze precies wat iemand nodig heeft om écht verder te komen. Niet alleen fysiek, maar ook mentaal. Zo wordt elke training écht op jou afgestemd
Korte Schaft 21e, 3991AT, Houten, Netherlands
3.8
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Laagdrempelig goed en professioneel sporten, dat is waar SportyCompany voor staat. Iedereen welkom, kleine groepjes, sport op je eigen niveau en wens. Nu naast groepslessen ook vrij sporten in de vernieuwde boutique boven! Aanrader!
Prettige, gezellige lessen met veel variatie en persoonlijke aandacht. Ik kom altijd met een goed gevoel weer thuis.
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