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JBPT Ultrabox on BBC Radio 4 Today Programme
In February 2016, Nick Robinson broadcast live from our JBPT Ultrabox class to millions of listeners of the Radio 4 Today Programme. Nick was a great sport and even joined in with the class, partnering with one of our class regulars, GP Sian Edwards, who was interviewed live along with Shona. Check out Nick's blog article on the BBC website discussing his visit, which was also featured in the Swindon Advertiser.
The things I do for @BBCr4today to find EUr views on the referendum pic.twitter.com/wl99M9MO6c
— Nick Robinson (@bbcnickrobinson) February 25, 2016
Run JB on BBC Wiltshire
Shona visited BBC Wiltshire in July to talk to Simeon Courtie to discuss the #thisgirlcan campaign and its goal to encourage more woman to excercise regularly. If you missed it, check out the interview below!
JBPT on BBC Wiltshire
Shona and Jules popped in to the BBC studios in Swindon yesterday to talk to Radio 2's Alex Lester about lack of adherence to NHS guidelines on regular exercise, especially amongst women. If you missed it, check out the interview below!
Shona of JB Personal Training instructs BBC Radio 2's Alex Lester on air on how to perform a wall-sit.
(Photos courtesy of BBC Wiltshire)
JBPT on Swindon 105.5FM
JB Personal Training were on Swindon 105.5 FM earlier, discussing the benefits of personal training with Vic on the afternoon "Feeling Good" show. Have a listen here if you missed it!
Posted by JB Personal Training on Friday, May 31, 2013
JBPT's "9 to 5 Office Shake-Up" featured in Wiltshire Magazine
The July 2012 edition of Wiltshire magazine featured an article by JB Personal Training's Julie Boyle with advice to improve the wellbeing of the county's office workers. Entitled "9 to 5 Office Shake-up", the published article offers practical tips to integrate into your daily office routine.
"Julie Boyle is 42 going on 24 and runs JB Personal Training. She helps people become fitter, enhance their wellbeing, lose weight or improve their sports performance. She was previously a fitness adviser for Swindon’s RWE NPower and has a background in sports therapy. She is also a qualified rugby coach and has worked with Swindon’s Supermarine RFC. In the town, Julie is known for her early morning boot camps – where participants undertake a 14-week programme of fitness before going to work. She can often been seen leading exercise classes in the open air at Lydiard Park.
She was brought up in Wiltshire, attending Wootton Bassett School but moved around as her father was in the RAF. She now lives just outside Swindon with her civil partner, Shona, herself a fitness trainer and former international rugby player.