Core: Strengthening muscles of abdomen, back, pelvis and hips enhancing the cores roles of stabilizing the spine and creating and transferring force.
Posture: Good posture is the ultimate core exercise and including exercises to improves clients posture can be fundamental in program design. Partnered with a postural assessment professional who can perform assessments on interested clients.
Nutrition: No dieting, only healthy weight management – food consumption and fitness patterns based on general guidelines dynamic for different circumstances and practical for the long term. Dieting is NOT a long term solution and can lead to diet binge eating cycle, weight gain and psychological consequences.
Stress Management: Training designed to reduce stress by lowering stress hormones, raising endorphins, meeting goals and releasing negative emotions.
Fitness gauge – We do an individualized fitness gauge to get a baseline for your fitness. We avoid some standard techniques often designed to negatively shock clients in an effort to sell excessive sessions.
Complete individualization – programs designed based on extensive respectful data collection including: Goals, interests, health, gender, exercise history, age, learning style, mental preparedness, training age and more…..
WHAT IS “TRAINING FOR THE REAL WORLD”??
Fundamentally it means training clients with a program and exercises conducive to reaching goals but also for improving function in everyday life. With Peak Conditioning our practical approach translates into other real world components including:
1. Policies (cancellation etc) practical to clients busy lives.
2. Offering many different program styles and frequencies aiming to reach clients goals in the most cost effective manner.
3. Nutritional advice conducive to the real world as we all want to enjoy ourselves and diets don’t work long term.
4. Training to increase metabolism, improve body composition, and making great overall use of training time. These strategies can potentially reduce the amount of exercise needed to maintain desired condition, increasing free time.
5. Fitness gauge assessing real world fitness components not subjective testing.
6. No long term contracts as the client needs to assess their needs and their trainer/client relationship regularly.
7. Setting proper expectations for clients and understanding aging, genetics and other components relevant in terms of current condition and training potential.
8. Acknowledging that fitness is only one facet of a quality wellness program.
9. Only taking on a manageable number of clients at any one time and only use programs and exercises the trainer can and will do themselves.
UNIQUE IN BEING COMMITED TO TEACHING THE SKILLS AND PATTERNS NECESSARY FOR SUCCESSFUL INDEPENDENT LONG TERM EXERCISE HABITS.
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