Model and Frank Lampard’s ex-fiancee, Elen Rives, is in training for this year’s London Marathon, after PR Superstar teamed her up with our fitness client One Element.

The Daily Mail reports on Elen’s preparation for the world-famous race around the capital’s streets on April 17.

PR Superstar first brought together Elen and London outdoor fitness company, One Element, last year to get her in shape for her first London Marathon, which she successfully completed after just 12 weeks training. Hear Elen talk about her first marathon here.

PR Superstar outdoor fitness client One Element put a journalist through her paces in September’s Health & Fitness magazine, out now.

Read the Health & Fitness full page feature here, in which Chief Sub-Editor Emma Morris raves about One Element’s Training in the Park fitness sessions, held across London.

Middlesex-based health and fitness specialist Motive8 and its market-leading gym service have signed up London PR company PR Superstar to help grow their profile.

It follows PR Superstar’s proven track record in the health, fitness and well-being sector, delivering regular media coverage in the likes of The Times, The Sunday Times, The Daily Telegraph, The News of the World, BBC, ITV and CNN.

For a no-obligation chat about how journalist-run PR Superstar can help grow your business and win you new clients with high-profile public relations campaigns, call us on 020 8274 0807 or e-mail hello@prsuperstar.co.uk

The Daily Telegraph will follow Maria, PR Superstar fitness PR client One Element, and their ‘Wedding Dress Workout’ for 10 weeks from mid-May until early August, after PR Superstar secured the high-profile media coverage.

Read the 2nd feature in today’s Telegraph.

And week 3’s feature here.

Read week 4’s update here in The Telegraph.

Catch week 5 of The Telegraph’s Wedding Dress Workout here.

Week 6’s instalment here.

And week 7 in The Daily Telegraph here.

Read week 8’s coverage in The Daily Telegraph.

Here’s the penultimate feature in The Telegraph.

Voila, the finale!

Photo courtesy of The Daily Telegraph: Journalist Maria Fitzpatrick with Tom Marien, MD of One Element.

Read the Triathlete’s World feature here in their July issue - more high-profile features involving London-based fitness specialists One Element to follow in the magazine’s August and September editions, thanks to PR Superstar.

Editor Andy is being coached by Andy Brodziak, a former GB triathlon and duathlon champion, and head of Wandsworth-based One Element’s triathlon training arm.

Tom Marien, MD of outdoor fitness specialists One Element, puts features writer and bride-to-be Maria Fitzpatrick on a 12-day nutrition and exercise plan called Reset, as she battles to get fit and in shape for her summer wedding in Italy.

The Daily Telegraph will follow Tom and Maria’s progress every week for the next 10 weeks.

One Element’s high-profile media coverage follows a fitness public relations campaign created by PR Superstar, London’s leading PR consultancy.

Photo courtesy of The Daily Telegraph

Daily Telegraph Features Writer and self-confessed “exercise-phobe” Maria Fitzpatrick is in hot pursuit of that perfect figure for her summer wedding, she writes in today’s paper and on telegraph.co.uk

And PR Superstar fitness PR client One Element will be right beside Maria pushing her to achieve her fitness goals in time for her big day.

The Daily Telegraph will follow Maria and Tom Marien, Founder and Trainer at One Element, over the next 10 weeks as she works out and tones up with her intensive “bride in training” fitness programme, specially devised by outdoor fitness specialists One Element.

For high-profile media coverage of your business contact PR Superstar Founder Jill Kent on 020 8274 0807.

Rugby World, the world’s best-selling rugby magazine, gives PR Superstar fitness client, One Element, and their “demanding and enjoyable” Training in the Park fitness sessions the thumbs up in a full-page feature in June’s issue.

Journalist Bea Asprey joins a Training in the Park session in Chiswick, West London, to discover more.

Read Bea’s feature here.

Journalist-run PR Superstar works hard to get your business or organisation the media coverage that’s right for you, your product or service; whether that’s monthly glossy magazines; local, regional or national press; TV and radio; or online media – contact us here to find out how London PR company PR Superstar can help you.

Uber chic Vogue will be getting down and dirty when it tries out rugby influenced-Training in the Park fitness sessions, run by One Element, PR Superstar’s outdoor fitness client.

The fitness training is unique in the UK and very popular with busy City professionals, both men and women, who like to work hard and play hard.

Training in the Park, held at parks and commons across London, gets people lean and fit super quick – and helps them to stay that way – uniquely using rugby training techniques, and rugby equipment, such as ruck pads, resistance harnesses and rugby balls. The elite One Element fitness trainers are ex-professional rugby players and include a former Olympic athlete.

Vogue Deputy Picture Editor Muffie Sproat is busy psyching herself up for Training in the Park sessions at the of May.

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The London Evening Standard’s Features Writer Felix Lloyd is given just 12 days to roll back the years – by PR Superstar fitness client One Element.

Read all about how intrepid Felix got on here in today’s The London Evening Standard.

PR Superstar is also working with the likes of Harper’s Bazaar, Vogue, Marie Claire, Men’s Health, The Daily Telegraph and The Sun to arrange media coverage after our high-profile fitness public relations campaign for One Element caught the eye of top journalists and Editors.

One Element are also featured in London’s daily business paper City AM.