Victor Fitness
About
We practice the "trinity" of training - dedicated machines for muscular focus, free weights for creative resistance, and functional movement through building balance and strength while "on the feet." Our High Intensity Training style lends itself to muscular and body composition changes while increasing metabolism and calorie burning while not working out.
It' s called "personal training" for a reason. I enjoy learning about each person's interests and goals, and challenge myself to design a program that brings out the best in people while training them within their own personality type. It 's fun to get people to smile through their effort and respect their focus on making change. I hold an M.S. in Exercise Science from the University of Nevada, and multiple certifications through a number of nationally recognized fitness disciplines. Feel free to visit our web site at
"victor-fitness.com"
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new student?
Our new client intake works as follows:
1. We make sure that in the tour and interview process we have already learned about your goals, health history, injuries and desired body or functional (how you wish to live your physcial life) improvements.
2. A learn by doing approach - you start by "doing" immediately. This is a style of training that has YOU involved immediately versus the "show and tell" time of demonstration. We make corrections and technique cues while you do the work, and as a result you get the "work-out."
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
* M.S. in Exercise Sciences from the University of Nevada
* ISSA Elite Trainer
* Taft Certified in multi-planar speed and agility.
* Over 100,000 hours of personal training clients
*CPR / AED Certified to keep you safe.
Do you have a standard pricing system for your lessons? If so, please share the details here.
Our pricing is variable based on frequency of training.
How did you get started teaching?
Fitness has always been a passion of mine. I like getting to know people and "cut my teeth" training in a big-box gym where I learned about my craft and aspects of customer service that I felt could be improved. I put that model to work when I opened up my own 3,500 s.f. facility.
What types of students have you worked with?
* Functional disabilities
*Able bodied
* Scholastic, collegiate and professional athletes
* Multiple sclerosis
* Diabetics
*Stroke patients
*Pregnancy
* Adults, Seniors, Children and every age inbetween
Describe a recent event you are fond of.
My son coming home from college.
What advice would you give a student looking to hire a teacher in your area of expertise?
Develop an understanding of what makes a good and not-so-good fitness trainer. Too often, people think that if they simply go to any fitness facility, that any trainer will work. Nothing could be further than the truth. If you are "price shopping" only, you will probably get exactly what you pay for.
What questions should students think through before talking to teachers about their needs?
Ask the trainer:
* Their experience in working with someone with your conditions or goals.
*How long they have been training
*What their strategey is for helping you reach your goals.
* How they will communicate with you.