Each client
joining The Fitness Group is given personal attention,
motivation to reach their fitness goals as well as continuous
follow-up on nutrition and overall health and fitness levels.
CIRCUIT WEIGHT TRAINING
Circuit Weight Training is a form of resistance training
designed to work all aspects needed to improve ones over-all
physical conditioning while providing the ultimate workout for
today’s active life-style.
Circuit training programs are the
only programs which can improve the cardiovascular system,
(aerobic system) while improving the appearance and structure of
the body (anaerobic system).
With Circuit Weight Training being
our specialty, we will show our clients how to maximize results
in a minimal amount of time while gaining a healthier quality of
life.
PARTNER TRAINING
We will work with you and one or two partners for a
personalized experience you can share your friends of family.
PERSONALIZED 1-ON-1 WEIGHT TRAINING
For maximum results, we will work with you personally to
design a workout regimen that achieves your goals and work with
you during each workout session. These sessions are designed
for those that have sport-specific goals and those that my have
injuries or special health issues that require additional needs.

SPINNING
Spinning is indoor,
group-stationary cycling led by a certified instructor. It is a
non-impact workout that can be enjoyed by participants of all
ages and fitness levels. Utilizing a specially designed
stationary bike, spinning classes target both the body and mind
in a unique exercise program. During the workout, the instructor
uses a variety of visual and auditory techniques to motivate the
class. Participants are often led through a simulated bike ride,
where they may encounter steep hills and rolling pastures. The
participants are able to make adjustments on their cycles, which
correspond to the difficulty of the perceived ride. Like other
well-planned aerobic workouts, spinning classes begin with a
warm-up routine and end with a cool-down segment that includes
stretching exercises.
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