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The body achieves what the mind believes.
Get Fit With Your Own Personal Trainer in Brighton
Ben Green
Customer Service
"I don't find going to the gym a particularly enjoyable experienceI. I've found that the best method for me to achieve the level of fitness that i desire is to constantly set 'goals' for myself. Ryan's advise and guidance was key in this. I found Ryan's help in preparing for the half-marathon to be indispensable. With the help of Ryan i'm sure you to could achieve your goals."*
Nikki Cox
Horse Rider
"I wanted to fit back into my cloths and just feel more attractive. After just 16 weeks of personal training with Ryan once per week, I had lost well over a stone in weight, reducing my body fat by 7% resulting in almost 11 inches lost in total from all around my body. I also increased my leg strength by 74% which helped improve my horse riding nicely. Thanks Ryan for your help!"*
You may be new to exercise and possibly feeling a little apprehensive about starting out. You might be asking yourself...
"can I do it?"
or,
"do I really have the motivation to stick it out?"
or,
"I don't know what type of exercises are best to get fit"
thus delaying taking that first step towards achieving your fitness goals...
You may have tried to get fit many times before but been unsuccessful due to lack of motivation and ended up back at square one and decided that,
"NOW is the time to crack it once and for all but I'll need some help...!".
Well here's great news for you, by reading this now, you have already taken that first step on the right path to success and with help, support and professional advice from me as your Personal Trainer and fitness coach you will remain on the shortest route to achieving your fitness goals! You are on the right path so stay on it and contact me now to arrange your Free consultation.
Regular cardiovascular (cardio) exercise is a key component in achieving overall health and fitness.
This involves activities such as walking, jogging, running, cycling, swimming, cardio machines or any activity that involves using large muscle groups in a continuous and rhythmic motion. In order to develop your cardiovascular fitness safely and effectively, exercise must be prescribed at the correct intensity to suit your current fitness level and abilities. If you want your fitness to keep improving then correct periodisation and progressing of your training programme is essential.
The benefits of increasing your general fitness through a well structured personal cardio training programme are:
1. Increased life expectancy by reducing the risk of chronic diseases
2. Improved physical endurance/fitness
3. Weight control/weight management
4. Increased energy levels
5. Reduced stress, anxiety and depression
6. Increased insulin sensitivity (or reduced insulin resistance/Type 2 diabetes)
7. Promotes better quality of sleep
8. Improved libido and reduced likelihood of erectile dysfunction
9. Improved balance, coordination and motor skills
10. Increased bone mineral density and reduced risk of osteoporosis
11. Normalisation of blood pressure and reduced resting heart rate
12. Reduced "bad" cholesterol levels and increased "good" cholesterol levels
13. Improved brain health and memory
As your Personal Trainer and Fitness Specialist let me design you a safe and effective cardio training programme to help you get fit and start improving your health ASAP.
Fitness begins at the end of your comfort zone.
Bill Marshal
Retired
"Left on my own I would almost certainly have been full of excuses. I wish to acknowledge here the major part Ryan Phillips has played in my satisfying though modest achievements. Age does not seem to matter when I can begin my Triathlon life at seventy years, with a "little" help from my friend!"*
Anonymous
Anonymous
"I was unfit, obese category 2 and very unhealthy. Ryan devised a plan that was a challenge, but not too intimidating! He was really positive and encouraged me to go a little further than I thought I could. Within 2 weeks I felt different, I had much more energy to push a little harder."*