For over a decade the TRX suspension trainer has been a go-to home and travel device for myself and clients, allowing for dozens of full body exercises, convenient storage, and easy setup, with several anchor options within a variety of spaces and environments. It’s scalable across all abilities, with fun and challenging progressions manipulating the strap lengths, and orientation to the ground.
Read MoreWhether you’re a coach, a client, or workout enthusiast, for many of us, the gyms are closed, and we’re stuck at home. Limited space and equipment access may leave you wondering how you can continue to stay in shape in a challenging and productive way that’s aligned with your goals. Keep reading for my 5 favorite home training products, and ways you can modify the same exercises you typically do in the gym, at home or outside, with a coach, or on your own.
Read MoreFor the past two years I have coached Tom remotely, sometimes joining him in open water training swims, races, and channel pacing. At 44yrs, he swims 6 days per week for 2hrs hours or more, covering an average of 35km weekly. Outside of the pool hes improved his strength and power with twice weekly strength and conditioning workouts.
Read MoreFinding the right personal trainer can be challenging, especially with so many options available. Start by determining where you'd like to work out—whether at a gym, a private studio, or even at home. Look for trainers with reputable certifications, such as those from NSCA, ACSM, or NASM, which ensure they are qualified to meet your specific fitness needs. Don't be swayed by flashy marketing or social media presence; focus on their education, experience, and client testimonials. Make sure the trainer offers an initial consultation or assessment to discuss your goals and ensure they’re the right fit for your journey.
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