Show Notes
Send us a text Today we speak to Eljay Anderson, owner of Rural Health Collective. Rural Health Collective is an online fitness, coaching and mentoring platform. Eljay started her business to share her experience of gaining confidence and strength through physical fitness and a healthy lifestyle.
Eljay offers a range of programmes which are tailored to potential clients’ goals. She has recently developed Project Evolve, a 12 week programme designed to help women live their best lives.
Eljay talks to us about her experience with our Activator programme last year, her own health and fitness journey, and the importance it has played in shaping her life.
You take a look at Rural Health Collective here: https://www.ruralhealthcollective.com/?fbclid=IwAR3TYgpRdsdgkWCS-KBlvX30ssjYiCpVSARdupgvAUhRw8ekMaLqXUJstKA See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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