Strength training is especially beneficial as it helps to strengthen and protect bones, improve balance and coordination, and build muscle mass to help prevent age-related muscle loss.
Strength training can also help reduce the risk of chronic illnesses such as heart disease and diabetes, while improving mood and boosting energy levels.
Additionally, it can help to maintain a healthy weight, which is important for overall health.
Strength training is not only important for physical health but for mental health as well.
Regular exercise can help reduce stress, improve sleep and increase mental alertness.
It can also help to energize your day, boost your confidence and even improve cognitive function.
Ultimately, strength training can provide numerous health benefits and help improve longevity, health and quality of life for those over 40.
So, if you want to stay active and ensure that you’re living your best life, strength training is definitely worth considering.
Especially if you want to lose weight, tone up the belly, drop a dress size, feel more confident, or look and feel great.
You might wonder what we do?
We warm up, workout, warm down, feel fantastic, get on with your day.
So how does it work?
We start off by having a chat about you.
What do you want to achieve?
We also ask you to fill in a quick Health MOT questionnaire.
It's a good opportunity to ask any questions as well.
And then we move on to the 3 steps of personal training.
Check below for details on each step: