He was my personal instructor for 7 months . I could see a change in my lifestyle with his varied workouts and I achieved my goal within the timelines .
He has been my trainer from almost a year now. He puts in alot of efforts.
I hav been training with him since last 3+ years. Super effective, good person to bring in a change to your body !!
He's very gud personal trainer Quite good person Value for money Friendly nature person And awesome PT....
Very good trainer, am also support helth exercise tips smooth handling nice person
I cannot think of a better coach than him, happy to train with a professional who knows so much and with no false promises.Manage to lose 7 kgs in 2 months time ,with home based exercise schedule .I can vouch for him.
Amazing person Atul Kapoor. He knows his work very well and results are pretty good.
He is very polite and confident in his work. He is helping me to achieve my fitness goals. Thanks a lot atul kapoor.
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