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mayden academy - software development training

ghpt personal training

Personal Trainer | GHPT | Hinton GHPT is an Online Fitness platform which offers Personal Training and Workouts that you can do from the comfort of your own home.

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bristol motorcycle training centre

Bristol Motorcycle Training Centre provide a purpose built training complex open 7 days a week with all facilities including a large tarmac area with a full training layout designed for the new test.

onelife fitness & personal training

One Life Personal Training | Fitness Classes BristolOne Fit Life Personal Training – Bristol Personal Trainer Bristol. One Lifes team of fitness professionals provide high quality personal training and fitness classes in and around the Bristol area.

ben andrews personal training & fitness

Having been actively involved in a variety of sports from an early age, my passion for health and fitness soon led to a desire for a greater understanding of the body and how it adapts. After studying Physical Education at A-Levels, before graduating with a BSc. (Hons.) degree in Sport Science in 2000, I then travelled to Australia for a year with the objective of challenging myself further by throwing myself out of planes and scuba-diving to earn my respective licences, white water rafting, surfing and generally anything else that got the adrenaline pumping. When I returned in 2001 I moved over to Bristol, which I am proud to call “home’ and I have now worked in the fitness industry for over ten years. My training specialties lie in core control, strength training and endurance training, all of which are crucial components in my own sports of distance running (10km, cross country, half and full marathon), boxing, football and, when I get time – surfing! As I always say; “Your body can do more than you think it can”. So contact me now, to find out what you can achieve. Specialist Training Areas Generic training programmes often lack the effectiveness and efficiency of a bespoke programme that has been tailored to suit your ability and requirements. If you want to get the most out of your training sessions, whatever your experience and objectives, then contact me now for a free consultation and assessment.

nb driver training

The main aim behind Driver CPC is to improve road safety, providing better qualified drivers to help reduce road casualties. Driver CPC also aims to bring an improved professional and positive image to the industries, attracting more people to drive buses, coaches and lorries for a living. It is aimed not only at improving the knowledge and skills of LGV and PCV drivers when they first start work, but also ensuring those skills are maintained and developed throughout the driver’s working life. For new drivers it introduces a new initial qualification which increases the amount of knowledge that drivers need before they can drive. When combined with the current licence acquisition tests, the initial qualification comprises a four hour theory test and a two hour practical test. All drivers, new and existing, will then have to undertake 35 hours of training every five years to ensure that their Driver CPC is current. This is known as Periodic Training. Periodic Training is designed to confirm and expand on the existing knowledge and skills of each driver to ensure that they continue to be safe, courteous and fuel efficient drivers. This will also enable drivers to keep up-to-date with ever changing regulations and to benefit from training throughout their whole career. All existing professional PCV drivers who held a full, valid category D, D1, D+E or D1+E licence at 10 September 2008 will need to complete the 35 hours of Periodic Training by 10 September 2013, unless they are exempt. After this, they will need to undertake a further 35 hours of training in every subsequent five year period in order to retain their Driver CPC. Existing PCV drivers are known as 'Acquired Rights' drivers i.e. drivers who already held a full vocational licence to drive buses and coaches prior to 10 September 2008. Drivers who hold a D1 (minibus) entitlement by virtue of passing a car test pre 1997 are not classed as acquired rights drivers and will therefore need to complete the initial qualification.

grassroots well-being & success coaching and training

riley's driver training

caldicot personal training