Ards Leisure Centre Celebrates Body Building Champ

Ards Leisure Centre is celebrating the success of one its staff members who has been crowned a Northern Ireland body building champion.

[caption id="attachment_38672" align="alignleft" width="270"]Gillian Bradley won the trained figure ctaegory in the Northern Ireland body building championships. Gillian Bradley won the trained figure ctaegory in the Northern Ireland body building championships.[/caption]

Gillian Bradley, a fitness instructor at the centre, won the โ€˜trained figureโ€™ category at the Northern Ireland Body Building Championships last weekend, taking the title ahead of seven other competitors. Her success follows months of training to meet the exacting competitive standards, including daily gym workouts and a strict dietary regime.xa0 Proud of her achievement, Gillian is already working hard towards competing in the British Championships. She said:xa0โ€œMy family, friends and colleagues have been tremendously supportive over the last few months and I could not have achieved this success without their support. Although it is very hard work at times, it is worth the effort and if I can do it, anyone can. I would encourage everyone who wants to get a fit body to get some advice from an expert and start training at their local fitness centreโ€ Ian Oโ€™Neill, General Manager of Ards Borough Councilโ€™s leisure service, was delighted at Gillianโ€™s success and added:xa0โ€œGillian has worked tremendously hard to prepare for the competition and this is a great achievement for her. She not only shows huge personal commitment to her training, but also to her job where her example, advice and encouragement help motivate our members. She is a real asset to our staff and our customers and we wish her every success at the British championshipsโ€. Gillian will represent Northern Ireland at the British Championships which will be held in Southport on 25xa0May.

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