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I WANT YOU!

I want YOU to WIN!

I want YOU to be SUCCESSFUL.

I want YOU to walk away from my workouts feeling EMPOWERED.

BOOST of CONFIDENCE.

Follow my program and you will

ACHIEVE your BODY GOALS

AND

most IMPORTANTLY LOOK AMAZING.

I’m looking forward to helping you achieve A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE

WITH A STRONG BODY COMES A STRONG MIND.

I will love to help you achieve your goals!

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WHAT WORKING OUT CAN DO FOR YOU?

GAME CHANGERS!

I gathered some benefit’s backed by SCIENCE

REDUCES ABSENTEEISM. You may feel like taking time away from work to go to the gym is a luxury you can’t afford, but by improving your overall health, exercise can help you ward off both acute and chronic illness.

BUILDS AEROBIC POWER. Your aerobic capacity is your body’s ability to work at maximum capacity by getting oxygen from the air to your body’s tissues.

REDUCES BLOOD PRESSURE. Chronic hypertension is the number one form of heart disease. Exercise helps reduce your blood pressure, in part, by attacking the plaque in your arteries.

BOOSTS MEMORY. The effects of exercise on many of your bodily systems ultimately pays off in improving your cognitive functioning. There are now volumes of studies on humans as well as lab animals showing that regular physical exercise helps your neurons stay in shape, particularly in the memory areas of your brain.

LOWERS TYPE 2 DIABETES RISK. You’ve probably heard that an increase in the prevalence of Type 2 diabetes is becoming a world-wide public health crisis. Even if you don’t care about the health of the world, you should care about your own risk of diabetes. By engaging in regular physical exercise, you improve your body’s ability to metabolize glucose, the key to staving off this disease.

MAINTAINS IMMUNE FUNCTIONING. Your immune system is what protects you from infection and other chemical toxins. The immune system also plays a role in maintaining a healthy response to stress. Even short-term exercise programs can reverse some of the deleterious effects of aging on this sensitive, complex, and crucial regulatory system which controls so much of your everyday health.

REDUCES BODY FAT. Your BMI, or body mass index, provides an approximate measure of your overall metabolic status. If you’re in the overweight to obese categories now, a regular program of aerobic exercise can help bring your BMI down to normal levels. The good news is that the more you exercise, the more you are able to work off your body fat because muscle “burns off” more calories, effectively speeding up your metabolism.

KEEPS BONES STRONG. Another normal age-related change is the loss of bone mineral strength. The specific form of exercise required for bone strength involves resistance training in which you lift weights.

BUILDS MUSCLE MASS. Resistance training also builds your muscles. In fact, the tension of your muscles against your bones is what also helps your bones get the maximum benefit of weightlifting.

IMPROVES BREATHING. Exercise can improve your breathing by strengthening the muscles that help your lungs open up to bring in oxygen and compress to push out carbon dioxide.

BOOSTS YOUR ENERGY. Because your body is functioning more efficiently, you’ve got more oxygen to fuel your body’s cells. You also feel fewer aches and pains and have greater strength. As a result, you can go about your daily activities feeling less fatigued, stressed, and weary.

REDUCES THE RISK OF ARTHRITIS. The most commonly experienced chronic illness in middle-aged and older adults, arthritis occurs due to abnormalities in the cartilage and outgrowth of bones in the joints.

IMPROVES SEX LIFE. YES, keeping your muscles active through use helps promote the demands placed on your endocrine glands to produce more hormones. With more muscle mass comes greater stimulation to produce androgens, which help both men and women maintain their sexual functioning.

BRINGS ABOUT BETTER SLEEP. Although sleep experts recommend that you not exercise right before you go to bed, exercise during the day benefits your sleep at night. Sleeping better at night also improves, in turn, your immune functioning and even lowers your risk for heart disease, diabetes, and cognitive impairment. A win-win for sure.

IMPROVES MOOD. People who exercise regularly also have lower risk of depression. Aerobic exercise improves your mood by causing your body’s endorphins to kick in. These are the natural “feel good” neurotransmitters that start to exert their effects after about 20 minutes of training.

LOWERS ANXIETY. Related to exercise’s effects on mood are its effects on your levels of anxiety. As your levels of endorphins increase, your feelings of worry also start to diminish. When you exercise, you refocus your attention from your daily problems to the workout itself. You can gain a fresh perspective on even the most preoccupying concerns in your life by taking an exercise break. When you return to these daily problems, you approach them with renewed energy and even some new ways to figure out solutions.