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This is an educational report produced by Peak XV Fitness.
Outdoor fitness or Bootcamp is exploding in parks and open spaces all across the UK. But how do you know what you're getting yourself in to and who can you trust to deliver on their promises. My name is Chris Hines and I'm the Director of Peak XV Fitness.
I've been in the fitness industry for over 20 years and have seen many things come and go. I think Bootcamps and group exercise in general are a great thing when all the correct criteria are applied. I have written this short report in an attempt to educate anyone thinking of starting one of these programmes and [url=http://www.shewyne.com/woolrichoutlet.html]woolrich outlet[/url] to get answers to these seven vital questions.
As usual fitness and weight loss claims are shrouded by false advertising, misleading claims and confusing information, so my aim is to set the record straight with this report. The first question you need to ask is
1)Are the instructors qualified and insured.
Instructors come in various forms and while I don't believe you need industry experts taking the classes there's a world of difference between someone who's spent their career readying soldiers for battle and someone who needs to motivate and encourage an overweight, post menopausal lady who is very out of shape.
Along with being able to clearly demonstrate each exercise the instructor must be able to safely progress and regress the exercises depending on the ability of the group members. This is virtually impossible for even the best instructors when they have a group of 30 different people, with different fitness levels and different injury histories. This leads perfectly on to the next question.
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I hear you ask, how do you find this all out, before you've signed up and handed over your cash? This brings me to my next important question.
3)If there is a free trial, then how long is it?
Most companies offer the first session FREE, which is fine - it's better than nothing. However, what are you going to see in one session.
A lot of companies run multiple sessions with different instructors and varying numbers of participants. Say you turn up on Tuesday in a group of 12 and the instructor ticks all the boxes so you sign up. Then on Thursday, someone [url=http://www.shewyne.com/woolrichoutlet.html]woolrich sito ufficiale[/url] else runs the session and amongst another 24 people the session is a nightmare but you've already committed to a 6 week programme.
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Success leaves clues - look for them.
5)Are your result guaranteed?
So yes, I've seen some amazing before and after shots of people just like me, but what if I don't get the same results as these people - is there any form of guarantee?
Is this company prepared to put their money where their mouth is and guarantee your results (assuming you're going to turn up and put the work in!). If a company is prepared to not only let you have a free trial but then also guarantee their service then you're on to a winner. This is very rare - so grab it if you can!
Now there are bound to be stumbling blocks and the odd plateaux cropping up and with weight loss, from my experience, it's usually down to nutrition. The next vital question on my list is...
6)Do you get nutritional advice and is it by someone credible?
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We have sought out one of the best nutritional therapists in the country, in fact he lectures current nutritional therapy undergraduates, to design all our nutritional programmes. So we know we're giving our clients the very best nutritional advice out there. We've had fantastic results from this as our dozen or so testimonials will tell you.
The final question I would ask is more of a cosmetic issue, but important all the same.
7)What equipment do you get to use?
If all you have is a bib for an hour it can be very samey! Find out if you'll be using resistance equipment, boxing pads, etc. [url=http://www.riad-marrakesh.fr]abercrombie pas cher[/url] The more variety the better! Certainly from a motivational and adherence point of view.
From working with hundreds of clients over the years I know variety and fun are vital to keep clients interested and motivated over a long period of time (which they need to get results). Exercise equipment gives you much more scope to do [url=http://www.rtnagel.com/airjordan.php]jordan pas cher[/url] this than having no equipment at all.
I hope after arming yourself with theses 7 must know questions you'll have all the information at your disposal to choose the best outdoor fitness provider for your requirements. To thank you do r taking the time to read this guide I would like to give this 2 WEEK Guest Pass to any of our London Bootcamp locations to try out our service. I'm confident we'll give more than satisfactory answers to all the seven questions listed above. But hurry, places are severely limited and we're very busy so grab your place now to get your free guest pass.
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