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Back from vacation and gained weight? Personal trainer advises: 'Don't crash diet, get moving'

Back from vacation and gained weight? Personal trainer advises: 'Don't crash diet, get moving'

Following the return from vacations, many people are looking for ways to lose weight and regain their physical fitness. Personal trainer Sebastian van der Kroft advises against crash dieting and instead recommends focusing on regular physical activity to get back in shape.

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