Boot Camps, fitness training, exercise classes

Boot Camps, fitness training, Still have room left on this round and the next round right around the corner for June

Boot Camps, fitness training, Still have room left on this round.
Happy to announce that we have added Howell station nieghborhood as a boot camp location. 5:45 - 6:45 in West midtown of Atlanta Ga, not far from GA Tech.
Here is a new workout program to keep your self in shape and to get into spring shape and ready for the pool and beach!. Looking to restart the group fitness classes within the next couple of weeks, boot camps and semi private classes and get that New Years fitness rosolution going I can come to you and bring a group to join you, or you can join one of my groups. Classes mostly in Buckhead and Midtown, will travel to perimeter mall, and the Vinings area in Atlanta GA
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Labels: Anytime Fitness, Atlanta Boot Camp fitness, Atlanta Buckhead 30305 personal and group fitness training, Atlanta Fitness coach, Cardio Exercises peachtree street and midtown. also doing group cardio tennis drills
Labels: Anytime Fitness, Atlanta Boot Camp fitness, Atlanta Buckhead 30305 personal and group fitness training, Atlanta Fitness coach, Cardio Exercises peachtree street and midtown

Boot Camps, fitness training, Still have room left on the June Round

Boot Camps, fitness training, Still have room left on this round and the next round right around the corner for June

Boot Camps, fitness training, Still have room left on this round.
Happy to announce that we have added Howell station nieghborhood as a boot camp location. 5:45am- 6:45am in West midtown of Atlanta Ga, not far from GA Tech.
Here is a new workout program to keep your self in shape and to get into spring shape and ready for the pool and beach!. Looking to restart the group fitness classes within the next couple of weeks, boot camps and semi private classes and get that New Years fitness rosolution going I can come to you and bring a group to join you, or you can join one of my groups. Classes mostly in Buckhead and Midtown, will travel to perimeter mall, and the Vinings area in Atlanta GA
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Labels: Anytime Fitness, Atlanta Boot Camp fitness, Atlanta Buckhead 30305 personal and group fitness training, Atlanta Fitness coach, Cardio Exercises peachtree street and midtown

Boot Camps, fitness training, Still have room left on the June Round

Boot Camps, fitness training, Still have room left on this round and the next round right around the corner for June

Boot Camps, fitness training, Still have room left on this round.
Happy to announce that we have added Howell station nieghborhood as a boot camp location. 5:45am- 6:45am in West midtown of Atlanta Ga, not far from GA Tech.
Here is a new workout program to keep your self in shape and to get into spring shape and ready for the pool and beach!. Looking to restart the group fitness classes within the next couple of weeks, boot camps and semi private classes and get that New Years fitness rosolution going I can come to you and bring a group to join you, or you can join one of my groups. Classes mostly in Buckhead and Midtown, will travel to perimeter mall, and the Vinings area in Atlanta GA
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Fitness Singles in Atlanta, work out and date

Hello Atlanta, For those of my folks looking to meet other singles who like to work out, you should check out these guys. The Healthy Way to Meet Your Match with Fitness Singles
To us, online dating used to be a major taboo. Every time we even thought about trying it, all we could imagine was wasting our precious shoe-shopping time chatting on IM with 'Kip Dynamite.' But now, after attending three weddings of happy couples who met on the web, we've reformed into a bunch of dot-love believers.

If you're Google-searching for your soul mate, or at least someone who can keep up with your active lifestyle, then there's an online dating service right up your treadmill track -- Fitness Singles.

Since 2003, Fitness Singles has become one of the fastest growing online dating communities for sports and fitness lovers.

You can post your own profile on Fitness Singles for free,

Once you sign up, you can contact other people in your area who share your interest in a variety of activities including: biking, hiking, rock climbing, surfing, dancing, yoga, golf, etc. It's a great idea for Divas who want to be in relationships with individuals who also live a healthy lifestyle... And don't resemble 'Mr. Dynamite.'

Tips from the atlanta personal trainer about staying on your exercise program

Hello Atlanta Fitness group, going over my fitness and exercise articles I found this one I thought you guys might like, I just took excerpt How can I avoid falling off my exercise routine?

Hello Atlanta Personal Training group and friends, I found a great article in Webmd, the link is at the bottom of the page. So many of my personal training clients ask me how do I keep up my fitness and exercise rountine, here are some great thoughts on the subject, now have a great work out. www.fitnesswithjeff.com, Atlanta

How can I avoid falling off my exercise routine? Answer:
Sticking with your exercise program regularly and consistently is your best bet for overall health. While there's no specific danger in starting and stopping over and over again, it's important to set personal goals and identify what motivates you to exercise. Even if there's been a long lapse in your sessions, you should do your best to get back to regular exercise as soon as you can.

For some, it's disease prevention. If a close family member has been affected by heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, osteoporosis, or cancer, that may be what motivates you to stay healthy and avoid the same path. Regular exercise reduces your risk of developing these and other diseases and will help you maintain a healthy body weight.

For others, living longer could be a motivator. Research has shown that exercise may extend the years of your life. It can greatly enhance your quality of living, too, by making regular day-to-day physical activities such as climbing stairs, carrying groceries, and vacuuming easier.

How you start an exercise program may greatly determine whether you stick with it. If you have started programs in the past only to quit a month later, pay careful attention to the following tips:

Set realistic goals. Don't try to run a marathon or lose 10 pounds in a month.
Begin slowly and try a number of different exercises. Limit the length of each session.
Use visualization daily: Picture yourself enjoying your workout and then feeling great when you've finished.
Schedule exercise and make it a top priority in your life. Write it down on your calendar and keep a daily exercise log.
Identify one exercise that you enjoy doing on most days. If you're traveling, Find a fitness center at the hotel, go for a swim, or take a long walk.

Buying an exercise tape that you find entertaining.
Scheduling several sessions with a personal trainer.
Joining an exercise class that has a lively instructor.
Overall, it's important to not get discouraged if you miss a week or two of exercise. It's never too late to get started again. When your program gets derailed, try to figure out what went wrong and learn from your mistakes. Best of luck and keep exercising!
http://atl-fitness.blogspot.com/2007_09_01_archive.html

http://women.webmd.com/guide/exercise-motivation
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Ten Tips for Smart Stretching, why stretch and stategys's

Hello Atlanta Personal Training Group,a client of mine who Told me about Dr. Craig Senft, a Atlanta Chiropractor located on North Druid hills Atl 30329, While going out to Dr Craigs site I found this article that I thought you guys might like, Ten Tips for Smart Stretching, I put the top Four in this blog, if you would like to check out the rest of the article and other topics please checkout:
http://www.chiroatlanta.com/articles/315.html
­ Stretch Before or After Exercise?
There's been a lot of discussion lately about the best time to stretch. Ultimately, there's no right or wrong here. What works for you works for you.

The main point is to be sure to stretch.

Recent exercise physiology studies do show that static stretching (slow, easy stretching) actually reduces muscular power and strength in the short-term. So, for competitive, high-level athletes, static stretching is best done AFTER exercise.

For people in their thirties and beyond, many of whom have had back issues at some time, it may still be a very good idea to do static stretching before exercise. The primary value here is to prepare the muscles, ligaments, and joints of the lower back for work. Static stretching of the big muscles of the legs - the hamstrings, calves, and quads - reflexively loosens and elongates lower back muscles and supporting structures.

So, for many of us, doing our regular stretching routine first, followed by five or ten minutes of a dynamic warm-up, is still the best preparation for a safe, enjoyable, fulfilling workout.
1. Why stretch? Stretching lengthens muscles and improves flexibility.1,2 Also, stretching the big leg muscles - the hamstrings, calves, and quads - simultaneously loosens and lengthens the muscles of your lower back. So, when you stretch, you're helping your back!

2. When to stretch? Recent exercise physiology studies show that static stretching is best done after exercise.3 Pre-exercise "dynamic warm-ups", such as torso twists, arm circles, and light jogging, prepare the body for work. Importantly, for those of us with back issues, it's still a good idea to do the familiar static stretches even before the dynamic warm-up!

3. Don't rush! Stretching is as important as what you're going to do after you stretch. And, if you rush, you might pull a muscle or worse. Be sure to include 10 to 15 minutes of stretching as part of your exercise time.

4. Stretch gently and slowly. You're not trying to accomplish anything while stretching. In other words, you're not trying to stretch "this much" or "this far". Nice and easy does it. Stretching is a Zen activity.

Cardio Exercises tips and how to's,

5 Tips to Lose Belly Fat
Stop making this 1 major mistake & you'll finally lose your belly fat. This article cam from www.BellyFlabIsUgly.com and I agree very much with the contend, I preach these concepts to my personal training clients here in Atlanta

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With almost 40% of Americans overweight, it's clear that many of us are not following the latest fitness guidelines that prescribe an hour of exercise a day. In fact, there was no doubt a collective groan when people realized they would now have to find an hour each day to do something they can't seem to find 5 minutes for. How important are these guidelines and what can you do to make them fit into your life?
The Simple Facts About Cardio

Before we talk about how much cardio you should do, you should at least know why it's so important. Cardiovascular exercise simply means that you're involved in an activity that raises your heart rate to a level where you're working, but can still talk (aka, in your Target Heart Rate Zone). Here's why cardio is so important:

It's one way to burn calories and help you lose weight
It makes your heart strong so that it doesn't have to work as hard to pump blood
It increases your lung capacity
It helps reduce risk of heart attack, high cholesterol, high blood pressure and diabetes
It makes you feel good
It helps you sleep better
It helps reduce stress
I could go on all day, but you get the point
Bottom line: you need cardio if you want to get your weight under control and get your stress to a tolerable level.