You just have to get in touch with your inner fitness fanatic.
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The fitness fanatic regularly shares the quirks of his routine on social media.
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The fitness fanatic regularly shares the quirks of his routine on social media.
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The fitness fanatic then dated Nico Jackson for three years until they split in 2015.
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It's a popular method among wealthy yoga moms, Whole Foods hippies, and the occasional fitness fanatic.
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A fitness fanatic still, he was an early advocate for the health benefits of raw vegetables.
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Dr. Tom Flaherty is a medical doctor, triathlete and fitness fanatic who lives in New York City.
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Will you inevitably only use it for a fraction of these, even if you are a fitness fanatic?
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Ahead, we found the trendiest workout clothing and gear that your fitness-fanatic friends have probably been coveting.
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The Gear Fit could never quite decide if it was for the average joe or the fitness fanatic.
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If you're a fitness fanatic, you can do monthly, but there are options for every other month or every three months, too.
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Marines who served with him described him as a health-food and fitness fanatic who liked to lift weights to loud music.
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Khloé's a fitness fanatic, so it's no wonder the star dedicated an entire room in her house to all of her workout gear.
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Spears is a documented fitness fanatic who gives fans a peek into her intense gym sessions – and showes off the results on Instagram.
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Woods borrowed a page on training from the 83-year-old Gary Player, the sport's first fitness fanatic, and added a few chapters.
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This classic, easy-to-use fitness tracker is a bestseller for a reason and could help your fitness fanatic mom stay on her toes.
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In his younger years, Mr. Bulger was a fitness fanatic who obsessed over taking care of his body and keeping in top physical condition.
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Akins is more of a fitness fanatic than García, who can happily spend the day on a couch watching soccer and Formula One racing.
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Ashley D. It's a deal breaker for the 30-year-old fitness fanatic if her potential mate does not share her passion for working out.
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These days Spears is a fitness fanatic, and often shares photos from her intense workouts that show off her ripped body, and her incredible flexibility.
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She's also a fitness fanatic who counterbalances her dining-out enthusiasms by taking advantage of New York's "million different workout classes" and the city's never-sleep energy.
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The brand was founded in 2012 by an English app developer and fitness fanatic named Ben Francis, who was 19 years old at the time, and his friends.
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As Insider's senior lifestyle reporter and a self-described fitness fanatic, Rachel Hosie is fully immersed in the wellness scene and is here to answer all your burning questions.
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The actor and fitness fanatic said he&aposd been "clean eating" and using the products in which he&aposs invested or owns: F45 Training, Performance Inspired Nutrition, and Aquahydrate.
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This means bringing eight boxes of Krispy Kreme donuts to Khloé's house, ignoring the fact that, as a fitness fanatic, eight boxes of donuts aren't exactly Khloé's cup of tea.
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But on Wednesday, the 67-year-old fitness fanatic took things a step further, sharing a video online inviting Indians to follow along with his "refreshing and rejuvenating" morning exercise routine.
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Stream virtual workouts Whether you're a fitness fanatic, or just someone trying to get some movement in amid quarantine, you can pretty much stream any type of workout online these days.
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J.Lo is a notorious fitness fanatic, so it's no surprise that when she's not turning heads in couture on the red carpet, she's rocking gym gear that's both functional and fabulous.
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She's a fitness fanatic and he's an NBA player, so there's no better time (or place) for Khloé Kardashian and boyfriend Tristan Thompson to spend quality time together than working out together.
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Whether you made it a goal for 2018 to work out, or you're already a fitness fanatic, one thing's for sure: Everyone loves it when things are cheaper than they normally are.
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The carnivorous fitness fanatic dissed JoJo Fletcher's final two suitors, Jordan Rodgers and Robby Hayes (to her face!), bickered with fellow former housemate Grant Kemp nearly came to blows with Nick Benvenutti.
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Handsome and dandyish (no description fails to mention his "Hyperion curl"), Conkling, a fitness fanatic, had women swooning for him in the Senate gallery and pages fleeing from him on the floor.
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He had been a fitness fanatic when he played, and said the work — the way it flowed into the competition — was what he missed most since retiring in 23, at age 22.
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Wishing you well,RachelAs Insider's senior lifestyle reporter and a self-described fitness fanatic, Rachel Hosie is fully immersed in the wellness scene and is here to answer all your burning questions.
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"I'm a mom, a coffee-lover — double espresso, cream on the side — I'm an introvert, I'm a wannabe fitness fanatic, and I'm a practicing spiritual Muslim," Mogahed told the crowd at her talk.
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Wishing you well,RachelAs Insider&aposs senior lifestyle reporter and a self-described fitness fanatic, Rachel Hosie is fully immersed in the wellness scene and is here to answer all your burning questions.
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A self-described fitness fanatic who prefers running outside to shopping at malls, Ms. Zak wasn't passionate about lingerie, but she realized that if she hated bra shopping, other women must as well.
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Wishing you well,RachelAs Insider&aposs Senior Lifestyle Reporter and a self-confessed fitness fanatic, Rachel Hosie is fully immersed in the wellness scene and is here to answer all your burning questions.
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Whether the mom in your life is a bookworm who loves to read, a fitness fanatic who enjoys a good workout, or a new mom who wants the best for her baby, we have a tech gift for her.
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A self-described "fitness fanatic" who declined to give her age ("I don't tell; I'm a lady," she said), Ms. Jah is slim and not quite 5-foot-2, but with her plumb line posture, coiled braids and forceful energy, she looms larger.
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For pure physical specimens, the top prizes probably go to Theodore Roosevelt, a fitness fanatic who enjoyed getting into the ring with champion boxers, and George Washington, who may not have thrown a coin across the Potomac but did win an iron bar hurling competition.
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Mayor Catherine Pugh, a fitness fanatic, said that about a decade ago, she was inspired to encourage children to pursue healthy lifestyles, and so she created the "Healthy Holly" series of books, about a little girl devoted to self-improvement and the betterment of those around her.
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Passi once owned a pink Lamborghini and calls himself a "fitness fanatic".
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Malek was married to Marlene A. Malek. They had two children and lived in McLean, Virginia.Fred Malek is McCain's new moneyman , Washington Examiner, Jeff Dufour, February 12, 2008. Malek was a "fitness fanatic" who had kept up physically healthy habits since West Point.
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Le'gon was born with a hip that did not grow and a shortened left leg. She was fitted with a prosthetic limb at eighteen months. She is a fitness fanatic whose father, a ski instructor in the army, encouraged her to learn to ski.
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John Bachar (March 23, 1957 – July 5, 2009) was an American rock climber. Noted for his skill at free soloing, he died during a free solo climb. A fitness fanatic, he was the creator of the climbing training device known as the Bachar ladder.
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She goes to his office to find out first-hand what he expects. He mistakes her for the new secretary and tells her to report to work in the morning. She is quickly smitten with him and does not correct him. Gilbert is a fitness fanatic.
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Jofre has occasionally come out of retirement to fight exhibitions. Some of his more noteworthy exhibitions have been against Servilio de Oliveira and the late Alexis Arguello. In 2010, at age 74, Jofre, a physical fitness fanatic who is still the reflection of great health, put out a calisthenics video.
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The role also required Mclachlan to film shirtless often. He told Hopwood that he did not mind because he was a "fitness fanatic" and was comfortable with his chest being shown.Hopwood 1990, p.29. Grant is known to the students as "Cool Mitch" and espially the female students want to be the "teacher's pet".
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Blaney served as a selector with the Down Senior football team when former teammate Paddy O'Rourke was manager. He was appointed to the role in July 2002. In 2003 Down reached the Ulster final, where they faced Tyrone. Blaney is a fitness fanatic, a keen handballer and has been competing in triathlons for the past number of years.
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R J (Marian) Horsley was an English badminton player. She came to prominence whilst still at school and with a reputation as a fitness fanatic gained 24 England caps. She competed in the All England Championships winning two titles in 1929 and 1931. Twenty years later she won the Berks, Bucks and Oxon title four times, the last aged 60.
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Rainwater was a fan of The Road Less Traveled, a spiritual book by M. Scott Peck. Rainwater was a self-described "fitness fanatic" and ran marathons. He loved motorsports and sponsored cars in competitions. He owned a souped-up 1970 Chevrolet Camaro that a professional friend would race. George W. Bush invested along with Rainwater and Rainwater donated $100,000 to Bush for the 1994 Texas gubernatorial election.
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Martz, Ron. "Roaches: tiniest Buc thinks big". St. Petersburg Times. July 8, 1976 The team's strongest player was fitness fanatic Dave Pear, who could bench press 10 repetitions at 400 pounds.Martz, Ron. "Pear gives Bucs a big lift". St. Petersburg Times. July 27, 1976 McKay was unimpressed with the candidates at backup quarterback, saying of one injured contender, "his hand is still bad, but his passing is worse".
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One of Mather's key signings Bob McGrory took over having already spent 14 years at the club making over 500 appearances. During his time in charge, McGrory almost won the First Division title on two occasions in the 1935–36 and 1946–47 seasons. After 31 years with the club, he stood down in 1952. Frank Taylor a fitness fanatic, impressed the board and was appointed in time for the 1952–53 season.
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Still a fitness fanatic, Welch has raised huge sums for charity, completing the gruelling 250-mile Marathon des Sables in the Sahara, climbing Kilimanjaro and has tackled the Atacama desert. Welch is Head Trainer at the Brighton and Hove ABC, working alongside his old coach Dave Brown. "I really enjoy it," he says, "I'm putting it all back in. We've got a few good prospects, and there's a lot of younger lads coming through, too".
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Things do not go entirely as hoped, as the incompetent military authoritarians of the ship encounter three very different societies. The first planet was a penal colony; it is now many independent kleptocratic despotisms preying on each other. The second planet, Hygeia, is populated by health and fitness fanatic nudists. The third planet, Kassim, was colonized by a religious group, but when the ship arrives, the Terrans cannot find any human life, only empty villages overgrown by jungle.
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Later, Stefán Karl was invited by Magnús Scheving, an Icelandic gymnast, to portray one of the characters in the second LazyTown play. Scheving created the plays due to his concerns about Iceland's younger generation lacking sufficient physical exercise. Stefán Karl explained that "[Scheving] wanted the kids to get healthier, so he created this musical called LazyTown. He played Sportacus, the fitness fanatic, and I was Robbie Rotten, the guy who liked to stay indoors and sleep".
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In New York City, James R. Tarlock (Richard Gaines), a fitness fanatic and publisher of the picture magazine Flick, tells his editor, Larry Burke (Chester Morris), to hire Pat Marvin (Nancy Kelly), a small town Iowa photographer, based on a great photograph of a crashing airplane. After Tarlock leaves, Larry fires a photographer for faking a picture. It turns out that Pat's boyfriend, Ben Scribner (Phillip Terry), faked her airplane picture. Pat is very excited about the job offer.
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A fitness fanatic, Robertson has previously climbed all 284 of the Munros. He was the eventual winner of the first series of the BBC television reality show SAS: Are You Tough Enough? After self-funding the publication of SAS 11 Days In A Hell Called Paradise, an autobiographical account of his experience on the show, he became a poet and author. He has so far focused on life for young people growing up in Dundee,www.allmediascotland.
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He took over from the disappointing Alex Elder and established himself in the first team. Pejic was a strong athlete with a sweet left foot and was compactly built at 5 ft 8in. Pejic was a 'hard player' and was a strong tackler who enjoyed letting his opposing winger know he was around with a scything tackle. He was a fitness fanatic who, unlike many of his Stoke teammates had another job outside of football, as he kept a farm near Leek.
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Grant William Flower (born 20 December 1970) is a Zimbabwean cricket coach and former cricketer. He is rated among the best Zimbabwean cricketers in history for his consistent left arm spin and fine batting skills. He was a fitness fanatic who spends hours in the gym, and was also regarded as a brilliant fielder who was usually seen in the gully. "Flower Power", the combination of Grant and his brother Andy Flower, was the mainstay of Zimbabwean batting for a decade.
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A very thin man, Fernández had a tilted, wavering batting stance that made it appear as if he might not be strong enough to hold his bat. From early in his career he carried a scar on his right cheek from a pitched ball. Fernández was a noted fitness fanatic. Early in his career, Fernández was well known for his exceptional defensive skills at shortstop, and was described by Ivan Maisel in a Sports Illustrated article as having "the range of a Texas cattleman".
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Presenting himself as a fitness fanatic and the owner of a number of gyms (Well Fit Jim's Gyms), he invested thousands of dollars in underwater real estate underneath the English Channel and caused numerous earthquakes to try and force the land above sea level, making the land worth millions and making him a millionaire. Just before he succeeded, he was stopped by the team and arrested. As Carrie's idol, she found it hard to find a criminal in him. Andrea Ivanovic (Russian Scientist, Member of S.C.A.B., Series 4 Episode 7 "Doppelgängers").
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Meanwhile, he tried to pursued his literary career while Marta concentrated on the organising the necessities of their life together. She would always be the practical partner in a spectacularly unequal marriage: Lion Feuchtwanger was becoming a world- renowned novelist but he would never become a practical man. After the war, if they were out in a car together and experienced a puncture, it would be the fitness fanatic Marta who would change the wheel while Lion held the torch. Throughout their life together she would see herself as her husband's devoted servant.
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Born in Canberra, Frommel has a background in rugby union, but played rugby league with the Queanbeyan Blues for several seasons before joining the Raiders in his late 20s. He was a regarded as a fitness fanatic and had a high tackle rate. Frommel was Canberra's lock in the club's first ever premiership season in 1982, where he featured in a total of 25 first-grade games. He missed only one round for Canberra that season, which made him the second most capped player of 1982 behind Jon Hardy.
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Another of Strawberry Shortcake's earliest friends, Raspberry has undergone more changes than most for her re-introduction in the 2000s. For one thing, her last name was altered to "Torte", apparently since American Greetings didn't like an unseemly connotation that the word "Tart" has acquired, though a tart and a torte are markedly different types of desserts. Also, while Raspberry's new pet in the 2000s retains the name "Rhubarb", it is now a raccoon, instead of a monkey, as in the 1980s. Although the "new" Raspberry can be brash and thoughtless, she is generally seen as the athletic and fitness fanatic of Strawberryland.
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James Curran was a native of The Liberties, Dublin, an area beset by drugs (both abuse and dealing) since the early 1980s. From a young age "Jimmy", as he was called by friends, was a fitness fanatic who regularly ran marathons and had a keen interest in martial arts for which he won numerous awards and even a world title in kickboxing. Curran had spoken out about local former republicans' involvement in taking protection money from well-known drug dealers in the south inner city. In return for these payments, the IRA allowed the dealers to continue with their business.
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A fitness fanatic, Norman organised strict training routines in an attempt to make his footballers achieve the highest possible level of fitness. It seemed to do the trick, as Blackpool finished fourth in Division Two, their highest finish yet, and won the Central League Championship; however, their progress in the FA Cup ended in the second round. In March 1920, Joe Lane was sold to Birmingham City for a then-record fee of £3,600. His departure, not for the first time, caused an uproar in the town, with many fans questioning the board's ambition. At the end of the season, however, the club announced a profit of £2,383, a marked difference from the £1,337 loss the previous year.
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The expression derives from the 1979 trial of Dan White, a former San Francisco police officer and firefighter, and until just before the crime, a city district supervisor. On November 27, 1978, White assassinated Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk. At the trial, psychiatrist Martin Blinder testified that White had been depressed at the time of the crime, and pointed to several behavioral changes indicating White's depression: he had quit his job; he shunned his wife; and although normally clean-cut, he had become slovenly in appearance. Furthermore, White had previously been a fitness fanatic and health food advocate, but had begun consuming junk food and sugar-laden soft drinks like Coca-Cola.
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In 2007-08, after a four-year layoff, Hogg was recalled to Test cricket to play against India after Stuart MacGill had to withdraw from the team due to suffering from carpal tunnel syndrome in his bowling hand. On 2 January 2008, Hogg scored a Test-career- best 79 as part of a 173-run partnership with Andrew Symonds—a 7th wicket record for both the Sydney Cricket Ground and Australia vs. India. Hogg's highest ODI score is 71 not out against England, and his best bowling figures in an innings are 5/32 against the West Indies. Hogg is a noted fitness fanatic, scoring the highest beep test result in the Australian team in 2005, with a score of 14.6.
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After retiring from boxing, London became a businessman in his hometown of Blackpool, owning several nightclubs, and is still a fitness fanatic running 12 miles a day. A teetotaller all of his life, in 2006 it was revealed that London was still only a few pounds over his fighting weight. He is married with three children. In January 1971 English footballer Bobby Moore was embroiled in what became a national media story when he and three other West Ham United players, Jimmy Greaves, Clyde Best and Brian Dear, spent the evening at London's 007 nightclub in Blackpool, the night before an important FA Cup match against Blackpool which they went on to lose 4–0, with then West Ham manager Ron Greenwood and the national media severely criticising the players.
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Set over a period of four days, the novel explores mental illness through its central character, Professor Martin Sturrock, described as 'widely viewed as one of the best psychiatrists in the business', and several of his patients. Among these are an alcoholic politician, a traumatised burns victim, a depressed manual worker, an adulterous barrister turned fitness fanatic and a Kosovan refugee who has been raped. Each patient tells his or her story in a consultation with Sturrock before they are later revisited in their individual subplots. Over the course of a weekend it becomes apparent that the brilliant but overworked Sturrock is as desperate for help as the people he is treating, and following an encounter in a seedy brothel the story ends for the Professor on a busy London street.
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Herbert later said of Redlynch that > "it was the most beautiful little town I ever set eyes on" Like many of the characters and places in Xavier Herbert's novels and stories, however, the village of Redlynch inhabits two worlds. Not quite town and not quite country, Redlynch is almost a suburb of Cairns - where Sadie lodged Xavier's first drafts with their bank - but lies amid sugar cane fields at the base of the coastal ranges where Xavier established his writer's camps. The Herberts became well-known to the Redlynch community, with Xavier acting as relieving pharmacist in the village during the 1950s and 1960s. A fitness fanatic, he regularly jogged through the canefields, along the railway and into the hills, before jogging became fashionable, and claimed he gained the inspiration to write Poor Fellow My Country while running.
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The Lensbury Club ("Lensbury Social and Athletic Club") was established in 1920, as a sports club for Shell staff in the United Kingdom – one of the driving forces behind its formation was Dutchman Henri Deterding, one of the original founders of the Royal Dutch/ Shell Group of Companies, who was a fitness fanatic. Land was acquired in Broom Road, Teddington, for playing fields and within a year, there were active sections in Cricket, Rugby, Football, Rowing, Ladies Hockey, Tennis and Chess. Between 1920 and the beginning of the Second World War, significant additions to the Lensbury estate were made with property and land purchases on both sides of Broom Road. In 1933, the club merged with "Britannic House", a similar club operated by BP, and created a joint venture known as the "Lensbury and Britannic House Associated Clubs" – an arrangement that lasted for 30 years.
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