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Starting Training & Choosing A Trainer
Choosing a Trainer - I strongly suggest the person you are considering for strength training look like a weight lifter.
Weight lifting is a complex activity. When a person lifts for a number of years we learn how to stress muscles or muscle groups to stimulate muscle growth. For each muscle group there may to 10 to 25 different exercises we can perform; understanding and time permits an individual to gain know-how and select the correct movements for themselves and others.
Safety:
Safety is always the primary concern of a good personal trainer. Working one on one ensures equipment safety considerations.
A personal trainer can observe your lifting techniques for form, progress and results. Weight lifting, to be effective and safe must follow specific biomechanical principles.
Your rate of development:
If a person is new to weight lifting they normally do not know where to start... If I have pain, what does that mean? How many repetitions and sets? How much weight should I use? What movements should I do and how often? This is one instance of where too much of a good thing can really be a bad thing. A good personal trainer will protect you from yourself. If the weight, sets, repetition or movement is incorrect, your experience may be a waste of your time and effort or worse yet, detrimental. Injuries from weight lifting are very common from trying to lift or push more weight than what a body can tolerate. All of your efforts are recorded, so a charted progress can be seen.
Lifting techniques:
Working with you, a good trainer will guide, educate and help you understand the proper lifting technique for specific body part development. Your education and learning of proper technique is of utmost importance. Proper training will permit you to use any gym, weight lifting or home equipment with confidence, knowledge and safety.
Feeling out of place:
Using a gym for the first time or being new to formal excercise may cause an intimidation factor. When others around us are familiar with the equipment, we start to feel out of place and intimated. These feelings can have an effect on our drive to work out; producing a negative state of mind which is counter productive to maximizing your workout effort. This may cause some people to stop altogether. One on one training erases these fears. As your training progresses, you feel more comfortable and confident with your knowledge and success.
Our goal is to provide a safe structured personal weight lifting training environment for men and woman. A person's goal should be weight loss and increased muscle tone using resistance training.
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