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What takes place in my first training?
I have each client fill out a health history questionnaire / activity
history, so that I am aware of any limiting conditions and can create a
safe and effective routine (in some cases a doctor’s release is required
to start an exercise program).
Fitness testing provides a starting point for your program, as well as a
way to measure progress toward your goals. Following the workout, I give
each client a meal diary to fill out for 3-4 days. This will help in
ensuring that your nutritional intake will support your efforts in the
gym or your home.
Why should I exercise regularly? What are the benefits?
That's an easy one:
Lower your
resting heart rate and blood pressure.
Increase
lean muscle mass and lose body fat.
mprove
flexibility, posture, balance and coordination.
Reduce and
relieve stress and symptoms of depression and anxiety.
Increase
endurance, energy and strength.
Increase
bone density.
Improve
physical appearance and self-esteem.
Improve
athletic performance.
Helps Type
II diabetes, back pain, arthritis, osteoporosis, high cholesterol, etc.
Help prevent
injury.
Increase
metabolic rate.
Improved
general health!
Why use a trainer? What are your qualities as a trainer?
Having a trainer takes the guesswork out of exercise and diet and
ensures that you will reach your goals safely and effectively in the
shortest possible time. Constant monitoring and adjusting of your
program, as well as providing supervision and motivation, leads to
attaining your goals much more quickly.
Having said that, a good trainer does not:
Arrive late
for sessions.
Show up
unprepared.
Cancel
sessions at the last minute.
Fail to keep
good records and measure progress.
I pride myself on giving my clients superior service and support, and my
constant undivided attention. My experience and a real passion to help
others realize their potential, will give my clients measurable results!
How do I stay in shape?
My personal program consists of 5-6 days with strength training, cardio
and agility work, and almost every day of 1-2 hours boxing training. I
recommend that all my clients try an exercise-boxing class. I
incorporate elements of both in my clients sessions. |