February 2016 - Georgia Personal Training

25 02, 2016

Fitness Training For Special Needs Clients

By matthew lein|2020-01-21T12:46:48+00:00February 25th, 2016|Fitness Training for Special Needs Clients, Georgia Personal Training, Personal Training|Comments Off on Fitness Training For Special Needs Clients

Fitness Programs For Special Needs Clients Our team at Georgia Personal Training is dedicated to providing the best possible experience to every client we serve. There are times when we are challenged to deliver services to folks living with special needs. One example is the work we do with a number of residents of the Just People Independent living facility. We have worked with Just People Village here in Roswell, Georgia for a number of years. Our gym is literally right next door to their living facility. Just People offers comfortable and safe living accommodations for people with various handicaps and challenges. Our fitness trainers create highly individualized personal training programs for special needs clients. They will tell you that the workouts may appear really different from traditional personal training sessions, but, that special needs clients require a far more unique approach. They all come to us with special circumstances and each needs a program tailored to meet their unique needs. They all need and thrive on love, support and encouragement. Our trainers are experts at providing those things and the vast majority of the clients we have served at Just People have stuck with the program for long periods [...]

14 02, 2016

Creating Better Football Players At Georgia Personal Training

By matthew lein|2016-02-14T09:14:40+00:00February 14th, 2016|Football Agility Training, Football Skills Training, Football Speed Training, Football Strength Training, Georgia Personal Training|Comments Off on Creating Better Football Players At Georgia Personal Training

Speed & Athleticism Dominate The game of football is an amazing sport. It is without a doubt, the most popular sport in the United States today. Most athletes who participate in the sport will tell you, there is simply no other sport that compares. The game is constantly evolving. Athletes who play football need to constantly improve, because all of the other athletes they are competing against are working hard to improve. Mission critical components of the sport are speed, strength, agility and overall athleticism. Trainers at Georgia Personal Training are extremely knowledgeable in how to develop these attributes in the players we work with. At GPT, we specialize in working with players of ages and ability levels. If you want to find success on the football field, you really must work hard to get faster, stronger, quicker and more athletic. It doesn't matter whether you are participating in youth league, high school, college, or playing professional football, our training program can help you achieve your goals. The NFL scouting combine is one great example of how the game has evolved for football players. The combine puts college athletes in a position to demonstrate the skill set necessary to prove [...]