Written by Chris on December 3, 2009 – 8:22 am
One of them is Principal Trainer, Boris Stone. Unfortunately named, perhaps, in that he sounds like a Russian guard at a gulag when he couldn't, in fact, be more different from one. Boris is invariably enthusiastic and amusing, really knows his subject, and has a heart of gold which he wears winningly near to the surface. Owners, Nick & Susan, assured me that 'everyone loves Boris'; and from what I saw at my camp, I've no reason to believe anything else.
Boris is ex-Army, and enormously well-qualified - with a string of certificates long enough for him to host a personal health site on the internet and run his own successful training company. Far from being ' a budget trainer' - and I can vouch for this fact after all my boot camp experiences - Boris Stone will give you, both at the beginning & at the end, a comprehensive test of your fitness and an in-depth analysis of your body's composition, only surpassed by just one other trainer I've met in England. So the trainer's 'cool' or 'hot' - or whatever it is you're meant to say these days.
Activity highlights would be the uniquely-offered chance to go paddle-boarding, hiking the coast with Bergens & the cycle ride which takes you through Sandbanks and over, on a ten-minute ferry, into the beautiful Dorset countryside around Studland Dene and the hill-top ruins of Corfe Castle. Bootcamp Beach - like all the best camps - neither starts before 7am, nor drags you out again after dinner for yet more physical work. I think you'll soon find out that 9 hours a day with Boris is quite enough, on its own, to achieve the aim of significant weight loss in a short time.
