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Spuds for sports: get fit and be powered by potatoes

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Monday, January 24, 2022 6:25 am
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Albert Bartlett potatoes is offering people the chance to try new sports during 2022

Albert Bartlett potatoes is offering people the chance to try new sports during 2022

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Shinty, climbing, martial arts, kickboxing and water sports are just some of the activities on offer in a special promotion, and it all starts with spuds.

Potato brand Albert Bartlett is on a mission to help the nation get fighting fit by offering free sports sessions

The initiative is an opportunity for those looking to kick off 2022 with a healthy mindset by getting active after the festive season.

The sessions are ideal for couples, friends and families seeking fun activities to enjoy.

To sign up, buy a promotional pack of Albert Bartlett Rooster potatoes.

The offer runs until the end of February and the company says it is not to be missed.

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It is ideal for those looking to tackle a brand new sport and challenge.

And the company says that its Rooster potatoes are an excellent source of carbohydrates to fuel any workout and can be enjoyed pre or post workout session.

Michael Jarvis, head of marketing at Albert Bartlett, is thrilled with the offer.

“With many people entering the new year with a healthy mindset, the sports sessions are an excellent way to get fit and active in a fun and exciting way,” he said.

“We’ve tried to offer as wide a variety as possible so people can choose something totally up their street, whether that’s a sport they already enjoy or something completely different that they fancy taking up.

“The activities are suitable for families too and make for a great day out, particularly in January which can be tedious at the best of times.

“To take part, just pick up a promotional pack of Albert Bartlett Rooster potatoes to claim your free session.”

He adds: “Why not finish off your day with a healthy potato dish? It’s the best carbohydrate to fuel your workouts. It’s a win win.”

Some of the sports on offer in England are yoga, trampolining, tennis, rugby, martial arts, hockey, gymnastics, fitness, fencing, boxing, badminton, athletics, climbing and golf.

To take part, use the code on the promotional pack of Albert Bartlett Rooster Potatoes to book the session online.

Customers have until Saturday, July 30, to redeem the voucher and until Wednesday, August 31 to have their session.

To check out what’s available in your area visit www.poweredbypotatoes.co.uk

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