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THE FRIENDLY POSITIVE GYM WHERE WE KNOW YOU'RE NAME AND YOUR GOALS<br />
Fit Figures is an owner operated gym with a "no crowds & friendly" policy &<br />
environment. Numbers are limited to keep this environment enjoyable for the<br />
members. Our members become friends as we progress along a journey of goals<br />
and health and fitness.<br />
Owner/Bodycoach Brian McFarlane brings 20+ years’ experience and knowledge<br />
as a former Mr NZ, 6 times Nationals winner, 10 year rugby coach & father of<br />
5, he has a holistic & realistic approach to health, fitness, getting in shape &<br />
staying in shape life habits. This sets the environment & positive atmosphere at<br />
Fit figures Gym. 90% of our members are first timers which makes for a relaxed<br />
yet goal driven atmosphere with a few experienced friendly gym buddies who love<br />
to share their experience, gym etiquette and a joke or two.<br />
We have membership options ranging<br />
from Coached personal memberships<br />
to No frills to Gold/Personal training.<br />
WE HAVE<br />
CORPORATE GYM<br />
MEMBERSHIPS<br />
AS WELL!<br />
GYM<br />
24 Hours 7 days per week<br />
Phone: 021 342 682, 11 Keddell St, Hamilton, fitfiguresgym@gmail.com<br />
WWW.FITFIGURES.CO.NZ<br />
James<br />
Van Der Klip<br />
Wins Young Enterprise<br />
Scheme Awards<br />
By Phillip Quay<br />
As a year 13 student at Hillcrest High School in Hamilton, James Van Der Klip has a<br />
passion for business that has seen him recognised on a national level.<br />
James was recently awarded the Waikato Regional award for Excellence in Sales<br />
and Marketing as well as the Ministry of Youth Development Award for Business<br />
Commitment, for his business Quartz Web Services.<br />
“Ever since I was a kid I wanted to create cool stuff and start a business,” says James.<br />
“I never really had an influence in this field but was able to start making things<br />
happen in high school,” James continues.<br />
“Business has always made sense to me, so I have always been passionate about<br />
starting one. I had an enterprise teacher at high school that discussed the Young<br />
Enterprises Scheme with me and although it wasn’t offered at my school I was able to<br />
do it extramurally,” adds James.<br />
James had a list of unique business possibilities he could have established, and after<br />
assessing the potential of each one decided to go with Quartz Web Services. “Web<br />
design was a hobby of mine, I had about four years experience with it but never<br />
considered it as something I could use for business,” says James.<br />
Quartz Web Design was initially created to help other student-led companies in the<br />
Young Enterprise Scheme to get a professional website for a fraction of the cost, but<br />
after that proved unsustainable expanded to serve small businesses as well.<br />
James was only 16 when he made these fantastic achievements and has his sights set<br />
on his opportunities for the future. His next goal is set in Denmark where he will be<br />
doing a ten-month exchange. He is currently fundraising for this selling Entertainment<br />
Books from his website http://jamesvanderklip.nz/entertainment-book/.<br />
James has a great amount of support behind him and as very thankful for all the<br />
support he has had so far, “I really couldn’t have done this without everyone who<br />
supported me and gave me all the advice that helped me do so well,” says James.<br />
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