About
I have been exercising my whole life! I've learned how to work around juries/limitations and still create an effective, challenging, but Fun, workout program. There is always something that can be done!
During my 10 years of being a Beachbody coach (home company to P90X/Insanity and many others) I am able to combine a variety of training styles to truly personalize each session.
Seeing my clients, who typically, become friends, achieve their goals! Also, sharing my knowledge and experience to give back to others!
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new student?
I prefer meeting with them first at a location that is convenient for the both of us. Everyone has their own style of what they are looking for, I want to ensure that the client is comfortable and has truly choosen the right person for them before we commit. The more comfortable, the more they gain out of our sessions!
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I have tried a variety of workouts. It's really about finding the right one that works for your body and your goals. I have been with Beachbody and trained to learn: yoga, weight training techniques, agility training, core/ab training, stretching and the list goes on. I've been a certified personal trainer since, 1990 and a P90X certified trainer since 2008.
Do you have a standard pricing system for your lessons? If so, please share the details here.
I prefer to negoiate that when the client and I meet. However, I try to keep my rates within the areas demand.
How did you get started teaching?
Training came natural to me in highschool. I was able to pick up on form easily and I always wanted to learn more. My moto, "if something comes easy to you and it's a natural interest with little effort, you can make a life style of it and earn money from that passion!"
What types of students have you worked with?
Ages have ranged from 16-60. Some were athletes and some had very little experience.
What advice would you give a student looking to hire a teacher in your area of expertise?
Always meet them first. Don't get locked in a realize the fit isn't there. No your abilities and limitations and know that the person you chose to train you will listen and support that and not push you beyond to the point of injury.
You should have confidence that your trainer will encourage, support and guide you with safety and YOUR goals in always in mind!
What questions should students think through before talking to teachers about their needs?
If they meet with a trainer and have a general idea of their desires they shouldn't need to know much more. A good trainer will be able to talk them through suggestions and ask specific questions, that by the end of the meeting the client fully understands and is in agreement with their goals and how to reach them!