Surviving Camp Gladiator Boot Camp

from From My Mama's Kitchen® Talk Radio Show Hosted by Johnny Tan

Amy Mack has been the Head Trainer for Camp Gladiator in Dallas, Texas since the camp started in Dallas in 2008. Since her last appearance on FMMK Talk Radio in January she had invite me to attend Camp Gladiator, and I did. She and I will be talking about “Surviving Camp Gladiator Boot Camp.” We are excited about getting you ready and fit for this up coming Spring by being a participant of Camp Gladiator! Please call 347.327.9995 to join Amy and I live on the air with your questions and personal stories.

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