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Enrollment is closing for Lauren's Playground closes tonight!

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Here we are, in the final hours before the doors to Lauren's Playground closes again for another six months.

 

I’ve told you everything you need to know.

 

I’ve given you a peek inside.

 

I offered my time and guidance with the 21 Day Squat Challenge.

 

Now it is your turn.  




 
Sign up for Lauren's Playground before your chance is gone.  I am only open membership to Lauren's Playground two times this year so that I can personally connect with every member and continue to create content. 


I also create new programs frequently and weekly live classes for my members via Zoom (or locally if you live in the Southern California area). Once you join Lauren's Playground, you too will start to see results if you stay consistent and listen to your body. 


Lauren's Playground is about community, about safety and about growth.  This is not an online gym that believes in pushing you too much. So come on, and join me on the Playground and play with the digital downloads, programs, videos, live classes and coaching.  Remember, this is available no matter where you live in the world.


But you know this already.


If you care about yourself, join others regardless of age, gender or injuries who are getting in the best shape of their lives.


Sign up and Show up. Strength is a choice. Choosing me to guide you will not only be safe, but effective and FUN!

See you on the playground!


Three Months
$127 Quarterly 

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3 MONTH MEMBERSHIP

Will renew every 3 months



Yearly
$397 ($1.09 A Day)

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ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP
BONUS 20 Minute Private Coaching Session With Lauren

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