Individual personal training
You train once, twice or three times a week with personal coaching. A session lasts about 60 minutes.
The exercises, loads and build-up are in line with your goals and possibilities. You will receive an explanation and direct feedback on your execution. As you gain more experience, we look at how to increase the training responsibly.
A personal training schedule
You get a training program for a four-week cycle. So you know what exercises you do and what you keep track of to follow your progress.
In the next cycle, we determine what adjustments are needed. We look at your performance, training performance and recovery. Do you train on your own? Then we'll take those trainings as a whole.
An example of progress is to perform more repetitions with the same weight, while you keep controlling the movement well. Also read our information about progressive overload.
A personal nutrition plan with guidance
After your initial reading, we'll draw up a feeding plan for the first four weeks. Your measurement data, targets and the information from the intake form the basis for this.
We'll also discuss how you eat now and what's practical. Think of your working days, meals at home, personal preferences and moments when choices become more difficult.
You'll be given guidance in implementing your plan. After each cycle, we will discuss your experiences and review with the new measurement data whether adjustment is necessary.
Coaching on habits and recovery
A training appointment gives structure to your week. Around that we look at daily movement, sleep, recovery and the habits that affect your progress.
Are you stuck on a busy working day or aren't you able to apply your feeding plan? Then we will discuss what is happening and what adaptation is feasible. The goal is an approach that you can also perform outside the studio.
Body measurements and personal evaluations
At the start and after four and eight weeks we measure your weight, fat percentage and body measurements. We're comparing the results to your previous measurements and your targets.
Your training achievements and experiences also count. Is it better to do a drill? Make more repeats? Do you notice any difference in daily activities?
Together, this data guides the next training cycle and any adjustments to your dietary plan.