The relatives of a 15-year-old boy, who collapsed and died following a personal training session, have been left in shock following his tragic death on Thursday. Braidon Mcleod, from Bowen in Queensland, apparently got into difficulty during his exercise routine and stopped breathing. It is understood that Braidon had recently started exercising in an attempt to lose weight and improve his fitness. 15-year-old Braidon Mcleod collapsed and died during a personal training session . Braidon Macleod from Bowen, pictured here with his uncle Gary Mcleod, apparently got into difficulty during his exercise routine and stopped breathing . Queensland Police told Daily Mail Australia that his death was being treated as non-suspicious. Police were called to a Tracey St address in Bowen at 5:30pm yesterday. Braidon's mother Susan is an employee of Kidz at the Beach, an early childhood education centre based on Tracey St, Bowen. However, it has not been confirmed whether Braidon was exercising near his mother's workplace at the time of his death. Braidon was taken to Bowen Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Just last week his mother Susan posted a note of encouragement  to her son on her Facebook page. It is understood that Braidon had recently started exercising in an attempt to loose weight and improve his fitness. He is pictured here with Anthony Minichiello former captain of the Sydney Roosters . Queensland Police told Daily Mail Australia that his death was being treated as non-suspicious . 'Feeling very proud! Well done to my boy, thanks so much Josh @ Base training, were just getting started,' she said. She said that Braidon was 'pretty stoked' with his first weeks results. On October 31, Base Personal Training mentioned the teen's astonishing results on their Facebook page. 'Hats off to BASE's youngest client Braidon McLeod with the biggest weight loss this week of 1.7kg! Congrats Braidon killing it after your boxing session!!!' they said. The teenager lost 1.7kg in his first week of training with Base Personal Training . Just last week, Base Personal Training congratulated the teen on his weight loss achievement . When news broke of Braidon's tragic death, Base took their Facebook page again to pay their respects. 'Our prayers and thoughts go out to the entire McLeod family. Not a day will go by where I won't think of my young friend. He was the most gentle soul and honest character that I've ever met. The impression he's left on my life will fuel my passion to keep fighting this fight,' the post, which is attributed to Josh, said. Braidon's mother Susan frequently posted photos and posts to her Facebook account, praising her teenage son. On August 6th, Susan said she was thankful for her son and was proud of the life she had built for him. 'I am thankful I am able to provide for my son and give him the opportunities I can,' she said. In October 2013, Susan posted a heartfelt message to her son above a meme which stated: 'Have you ever looked at your kids and had your heart filled with so much love and pride that it brought tears to your eyes??? I have an it's amazing,' the picture said. Susan posted the following response over the picture:  'Lucky enough to have this exact feeling last night, saying goodnight to my boy, and thinking my love for him is the purest most unconditional in the world, and how lucky am I to have that! Love you,' she said. Josh from Base Personal Training Australia paid tribute to Braidon on Base's Facebook page . His uncle Gary Macleod has also taken to his Facebook page to pay tribute to his nephew. 'Sometimes life is just not fair...' he posted. Mr Macleod also posted a touching picture of the pair, smiling as they peered out from behind a huge tree. Friends rushed to comfort Mr Macleod on the social media page. Bowen State High School student Lachlan Jay Freeman said: 'There are no words to describe the sadness of what has happened,' He will never be forgotten. He will live on in all of us for the rest of our lives and we should live knowing that this great person has at some point or another made our lives better,' 'To the greatest, funniest, nicest, most amazing and the funniest friend anyone could ever have! He didn't deserve to go like that. You will be missed,' he said. According to news.com, it has been confirmed that Braidon attended Bowen State High School.
15-year-old Braidon McLeod died while exercising .
The teen apparently has difficulties breathing during his session .
Braidon had recently started exercising in an attempt to lose weight .
He lost 1.7kg in his first week training with Base Personal Training .
Police are treating his death as non-suspicious .
His mother has posted her support for her son's weight loss journey on social media .
Family and friends have taken to Facebook to express their shock at Braidon's tragic death .
The relatives of a 15-year-old boy, who collapsed and died following a personal training session, have been left in shock following his tragic death on Thursday. Braidon Mcleod, from Bowen in Queensland, apparently got into difficulty during his exercise routine and stopped breathing. It is understood that Braidon had recently started exercising in an attempt to lose weight and improve his fitness. 15-year-old Braidon Mcleod collapsed and died during a personal training session . Braidon Macleod from Bowen, pictured here with his uncle Gary Mcleod, apparently got into difficulty during his exercise routine and stopped breathing . Queensland Police told Daily Mail Australia that his death was being treated as non-suspicious. Police were called to a Tracey St address in Bowen at 5:30pm yesterday. Braidon's mother Susan is an employee of Kidz at the Beach, an early childhood education centre based on Tracey St, Bowen. However, it has not been confirmed whether Braidon was exercising near his mother's workplace at the time of his death. Braidon was taken to Bowen Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Just last week his mother Susan posted a note of encouragement  to her son on her Facebook page. It is understood that Braidon had recently started exercising in an attempt to loose weight and improve his fitness. He is pictured here with Anthony Minichiello former captain of the Sydney Roosters . Queensland Police told Daily Mail Australia that his death was being treated as non-suspicious . 'Feeling very proud! Well done to my boy, thanks so much Josh @ Base training, were just getting started,' she said. She said that Braidon was 'pretty stoked' with his first weeks results. On October 31, Base Personal Training mentioned the teen's astonishing results on their Facebook page. 'Hats off to BASE's youngest client Braidon McLeod with the biggest weight loss this week of 1.7kg! Congrats Braidon killing it after your boxing session!!!' they said. The teenager lost 1.7kg in his first week of training with Base Personal Training . Just last week, Base Personal Training congratulated the teen on his weight loss achievement . When news broke of Braidon's tragic death, Base took their Facebook page again to pay their respects. 'Our prayers and thoughts go out to the entire McLeod family. Not a day will go by where I won't think of my young friend. He was the most gentle soul and honest character that I've ever met. The impression he's left on my life will fuel my passion to keep fighting this fight,' the post, which is attributed to Josh, said. Braidon's mother Susan frequently posted photos and posts to her Facebook account, praising her teenage son. On August 6th, Susan said she was thankful for her son and was proud of the life she had built for him. 'I am thankful I am able to provide for my son and give him the opportunities I can,' she said. In October 2013, Susan posted a heartfelt message to her son above a meme which stated: 'Have you ever looked at your kids and had your heart filled with so much love and pride that it brought tears to your eyes??? I have an it's amazing,' the picture said. Susan posted the following response over the picture:  'Lucky enough to have this exact feeling last night, saying goodnight to my boy, and thinking my love for him is the purest most unconditional in the world, and how lucky am I to have that! Love you,' she said. Josh from Base Personal Training Australia paid tribute to Braidon on Base's Facebook page . His uncle Gary Macleod has also taken to his Facebook page to pay tribute to his nephew. 'Sometimes life is just not fair...' he posted. Mr Macleod also posted a touching picture of the pair, smiling as they peered out from behind a huge tree. Friends rushed to comfort Mr Macleod on the social media page. Bowen State High School student Lachlan Jay Freeman said: 'There are no words to describe the sadness of what has happened,' He will never be forgotten. He will live on in all of us for the rest of our lives and we should live knowing that this great person has at some point or another made our lives better,' 'To the greatest, funniest, nicest, most amazing and the funniest friend anyone could ever have! He didn't deserve to go like that. You will be missed,' he said. According to news.com, it has been confirmed that Braidon attended Bowen State High School.
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