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Ph: (02) 8213 7306 Editorial@Livinglocalguide.Com.Au FAST FACTS circulation: 45 000 frequency: quarterly readership: 107 500 + publisher: Living Local content: local stories editor: Edwina Hunter format: full colour area: Upper North Shore Ph: (02) 8213 7306 [email protected] www.livinglocalguide.com.au ISSUE 28 | SUMMER 2013 | 45 000 COPIES www.livinglocalguide.com.au PM’S WIFE MARGIE ABBOTT Talks with us about family life, career and health WIN! OVER $2,000 WORTH OF PRIZES! Including BridgeClimb passes to give away! see p.7 INSIDE: MAIN LOCAL free MEAL purchase any entrée & main to SAVINGS receive one FREE main meal. 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OUR MAGAZINES TO OUR LOCAL BUSINESSES How the distribution of Living Local Magazine has grown: TO STOCK ALL SEASON. 2014 45 000 copies distributed to the Upper North Shore 2013 45 000 copies distributed to the Upper North Shore NO WASTAGE! 2012 40 000 copies distributed to Ku-ring-gai 2011 23 000 copies distributed to Ku-ring-gai 2010 15 000 copies distributed to Turramurra + 2009 12 000 copies distributed to Turramurra + 2008 6 000 copies distributed to North Turramurra COVERFeature LIVING LOCAL MAGAZINE ADVANTAGE: SHANNAN PONTON IS A and as a personal trainer and You get daily workouts, menus, When the opportunity to DOWN-TO-EARTH AUSSIE GUY, instructor. From then on, I’ve support, weekly weigh-ins and audition for The Biggest Loser WITH A BRIGHT PERSONALITY been living the dream. Health accountability. So many people came along I was perfectly WHO LOVES EVERYTHING OUR and fitness has always been a come up to me in the street and happy as a personal trainer, AMAZING OUTDOORS HAS massive part of my life. say, “If I had you as my trainer...” but being a trainer on TV TO OFFER. BEST KNOWN AS A To compliment your Well, now you can, go to www. opened the door for me to get TRAINER AND MENTOR ON THE shannanchallenge.com. The one step closer to my lifelong • Our stories do not seek to be controversial successful career in BIGGEST LOSER, THIS HEALTH promoting fitness results have been Biggest Loser goal of being able to pass on EXPERT HAS OVER TWENTY and health, you have style, with some of my clients the benefits of living a fit and YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE developed your own range losing more than 22% of their healthy lifestyle to as many AREAS OF EXERCISE, FITNESS of exercise equipment body weight in eight weeks! people as I could. Here I was AND NUTRITION. SHANNON’S and weight loss programs. Personal training is more given chance to transcend TV but instead focus on positive and fruitful INNOVATIVE PERSONAL Earlier this year, you also than just physical. Can and help everyday Australians TRAINING TECHNIQUES HELP published Hard’n Up, your you explain how other start to believe in themselves MOTIVATE PEOPLE TO ACHIEVE first book. Hard’n Up is components, such as and change their lives. The HARD’N UP THEIR HEALTH AND FITNESS a comprehensive health spiritual and mental audition process was brutal: GOALS AND GET MAXIMUM guide to fitness, weight contribute? How do you training sessions, fitness tests, RESULTS. BY GAINING TRUST, psychological and camera tests - angles in our area. STAYING loss, nutrition and balance these things? SHANNAN INSPIRES PEOPLE they went for over three months. getting motivated. The science of training is easy, TO DRIVE HARDER THAN THEY You are portrayed as a HEALTHY COULD EVER IMAGINE. In your own words, can three sets of ten bench press; you give us a bit more of or run 400m in sixty seconds, tough but fair trainer. Do Have you always been a run-down on what the recover for sixty seconds and you find it hard to balance healthy or was there a book is about? repeat - read a book and anyone how far to go? How do turning point in your life can do it. To be a good personal you know when to draw • Delivered without other bundled junk mail. where your passion for Hard’n Up was a labour of love. the line and not push a It took eighteen months to trainer you need to know how health and fitness really to get the best out of your client, contestant over-the-edge? took off? put together and was twenty years in the making. It is the contestant or athlete - that’s the Knowing when to push and I always dreamed of playing complete text of fitness, skill. You need to understand when to pull-back is a skill professional rugby league as a nutrition, motivation and most someone mentally, know which that has taken me twenty-two kid, and realised at an early age importantly ‘getting your head buttons to push, when to kick, years to hone. It’s about staying • Strategically placed advertising. that you can make up a lack of right’. It is me talking with the and when to cuddle. consistent and building a natural ability by being super fit reader rather than talking at The Biggest Loser relationship based on honesty, and strong. After two shoulder them; we undertake the journey trust and respect. ‘Hard but fair’ reconstructions and a knee You have now completed is the motto I live and train by. together. Once I unlock people your sixth series as a reconstruction, by the time I was mentally, I get the most from What aspects of being a twenty, I knew my playing days trainer on The Biggest them physically. It is an easy-to- Loser. This is quite an trainer on The Biggest were over. I got a job as strength follow, step-by-step program to Loser do you enjoy most? • Promoted both in print and online and conditioning coach with the accomplishment and get your weight, fitness, health you are certainly a very What are the biggest North Sydney Bears, where I’d and life under control and get the challenges? been a player. After a couple of familiar face in most most from everyday. Hard’N Up is Australian lounge rooms. Seeing my clients bust through years of coaching in the evenings available at Novella, Wahroonga. and on weekends, while working How did you go from personal milestones gives me Personal training has progressed the most satisfaction. Believe it www.livinglocalguide.com.au as a builder full time, I started working in a gym to working in commercial gyms into the computer age. I now training on television? or not, most of these milestones offer online personal training. are psychological issues that 24 LIVING LOCAL MAGAZINE WINTER 2012 • No more than 4 advertisements per page. • All season coverage in local shops, cafes ADVERTISER BENEFITS: and businesses, they go very fast! LIVING LOCAL AIMS TO PROVIDE DEEPER INTERACTION WITH OUR READERS, YOUR • Highly competitive advertising rates. CUSTOMERS, WHICH IS MOST IMPORTANT • We are all about connecting people to their TO US. IT’S THIS UNIQUE LOCAL local community with a passion for UNDERSTANDING THAT HELPS supporting and assisting local business in US TO HELP YOU. every way we can! TESTIMONIES: COVERStory “Thank you, last issue has been very popular”. (Denice Kelly from Bendigo Bank, Turramurra). “We find we get a great response from locals MALCOLM PAGE WITH TEAM MATE MATTHEW BELCHER COMPETING IN THE LONDON 2012 OLYMPIC GAMES At Roseville, girls are challenged and inspired to pursue their personal MALCOLM PAGE’S best across the spectrum of College life from academic studies, to sport, when featuring in Living Local Magazine”, the arts, community service and personal interest initiatives. JOURNEY ON WATER It was a great pleasure to meet “I really like being part of a years ago, when I decided to go Allan and Kate Waldon from Eastern Road Another Reason to Visit dual Olympic gold winner, and charity, so this is ideal as it’s a along for another campaign, no Our new, recently opened Library and Learning Enrichment Centre is the all-round top guy, Malcolm sport very special to me. I always Australian sailor had won two Page, at Middle Harbour Yacht wanted to give back and now gold medals so that was my perfect reason to visit – or revisit Roseville College. Club. Malcolm has sailed into I’m giving back to a core group personal challenge. history and has cemented outside the usual groups that Going forward, I think Mathew Quality Meats, Turramurra.
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