- Individual 1-on-1 instruction.
- Personalized workouts.
- Goal setting and progress tracking.
Personal training sessions must be
scheduled in advance and are subject to trainer availability on a
first-come-first-serve basis.
If you and a workout partner would like to
experience the benefits of a personal trainer together you can set up a group
strength training session. Benefits of group strength training are the same as
personal training only in a group setting. However groups must remain small and
are restricted to 2-4 people.
Group strength training sessions must be
scheduled in advance and are subject to trainer availability on a
first-come-first-serve basis.
If you’re not looking for a personal
trainer but need help getting started in the right direction you can set up an
appointment for a consultation with one of our fitness staff members. During
your consultation you can cover topics such as:
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Goal assessment and development.
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Workout assessment and design.
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Breaking through progress plateaus.
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Adding variety to your workout with new
exercises.
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Questions you may have about a specific
machine or exercise.
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Any fitness questions you may have.
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Developing sport specific workouts.
Consultations must be scheduled in advance
and are subject to trainer availability.
- Weight Room and Resistance Training Orientation
If you are new to the weight room or are just
unsure about your knowledge of resistance training we suggest you set up an
appointment for a weight room orientation with a fitness staff member. During
the orientation you will be familiarized with the weight room and the basics of
resistance training. Topics covered during the orientation will include:
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Proper use of all weight room machines
and equipment.
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Proper form and body alignment for
basic exercises and movements.
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Proper breathing during exercise.
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Selecting the appropriate amount of
resistance and repetitions.
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Familiarization with the major muscle
groups of the body.
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Basic workout routines.
Orientations must be scheduled in advance
and are subject to trainer availability. Orientations can be done on an
individual or group basis.
A fitness assessment is a test to evaluate
your body in four basic areas; cardiovascular endurance, muscular endurance,
flexibility, and body composition. The results of a fitness assessment can give
baseline information that can help in developing fitness goals. You can have all
components tested or just certain ones. Components of the assessment include:
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Resting heart rate and blood pressure.
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Body circumferences.
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Body composition with skin caliper and
body fat analyzer.
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3 minute step test. (cardiovascular
endurance)
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Bench press and sit-up test. (muscular
endurance)
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Sit and reach test. (flexibility)
Assessments must be scheduled in advance
and are subject to trainer availability. All information and results from an
assessment are kept confidential.
The youth fitness program offers youth ages 12
and up the opportunity to have access to our fitness facilities. Members of the
program must first complete 6 workout sessions with a fitness staff member
during which we teach them the basics of strength, cardio, and flexibility
training. Current membership and parent permission is required. For more
information please contact a member of the MFC fitness staff.