Adelaide Personal Trainer
60Are You Looking For A Personal Trainer In Adelaide?
Hi my name is Clayton and I'm a fully qualified personal trainer from Adelaide, Australia and have been involved in and around the fitness world for close to 20 years.
If you are in the Adelaide area and looking for a personal trainer you are more than welcome to contact me to arrange a consultation at a private personal training studio just 5 minutes from the Adelaide CBD. Facilities and equipment are fantastic and plenty of parking is available at no cost.
Personal training is a great way to start an exercise program, or if you currently exercise you can use the assistance of an experienced personal trainer who has been doing it for years show you techniques and exercises with the most benefit.
Sessions can take place in the personal training studio, or weather permitting in one of Adelaide’s many beautiful parks which we are fortunate enough to have one very close by. You have the choice of training for 1/2 hour, 1 hour or with a friend if that is more appropriate.
Feel free to contact me on 0411230575 to arrange your first personal training session.
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10 Great Reasons To Hire A Personal Trainer
Here are some really great reasons to utilise the service of a personal trainer:
1. You See No Results
2. You Don’t Know Where to Begin
3. Your Workout is Boring
4. You Are Not Challenged
5. You Want to Learn How to Exercise on Your Own
6. You Need to be Motivated and Accountable
7. You Have Physical Limitations Due to Illness or Injury
8. You’re Training for a Sports Event
9. You Want Supervision During Workouts
10. You Want to Workout at Home
Feel free to suggest your own in the comments section at the bottom of the page.
Some Simple Nutrition Tips
There is simply too much information floating around on the subject of nutrition... If you Google "nutrition" there are 148,000,000 pages listed on this topic, on "diet" 184,000,000. Scary
In no particular order, here are some really simple tips that I use personally and give to my own personal training clients:
- Remove as many processed foods/drinks from your diet where possible. Some fruit juices from the supermarket are loaded with sugar. To help with this and as a really good general rule start thinking "how far removed from it's original state is this food (or drink)?" Eg. What are the ingredients of an avocado? Hmmm... I will let you figure that out. (Note: avocados are very cool and an excellent food choice). Basically, the fewer ingredients the better.
- Artificial sweeteners (even though they have no calories, the chemicals can cause the metabolism to go haywire)
- Soft drink (especially diet soft drinks! Again, artificial sweeteners)
- Reduce alcohol to a couple of times per week instead of every night if that is your current intake or just reduce in general
- Junk food in general is rubbish hence it's name and we all know it
- If it comes in a box and is wrapped in plastic chances are you don't need it - yes there are a few exceptions but not many
- Many white breads and boxed cereals from the supermarket are also loaded with sugar and no real help to the body or fat loss if that's your target
- Remember, "Breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a pauper!" Generally speaking, you need most of your energy to begin the day not end it. And don't forget your mid-morning and mid-afternoon snacks... 8-10 almonds! (I should say here that maybe a better way of saying that would be to eat a handful of almonds, the delivery of nutritional advice is sometimes the main problem.
- Be good most of the time... if you mess up, dust yourself off and start again the next day. The worst thing you can do is overly criticize what happened. Just move on, but be careful this doesn't happen all the time.
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More Health And Fitness Resources
- 5 Excuses That Won't Fly in 2010
5 Excuses That Won't Fly in 2010 By Tom Venuto www.BurnTheFat.com It’s 2010. Your old excuses for not getting in shape won’t work. As Dr. Evil (Austin Powers) said, ZIP IT! I don’t want to hear them anymore! Read em’, then haul your excuseless butt to the gym! 1. I have no time. According to a story in a recent issue of Men’s Health magazine, Barack Obama works out for 45 minutes a day, 6 days a week. Obama doesn’t just play basketball either. Our new president stays fit to lead with cardio and weight lifting. He also says he wishes he could train 90 minutes a day. Have you ever seen what the daily schedule of a U.S. president looks like? If the busiest man in the world can train every day for 45 minutes a day, then what’s your excuse? ZIP IT! You ain’t got one! 2. It’s too expensive. Getting in shape certainly is expensive… if you keep wasting hundreds of dollars, month after month on worthless “miracle” weight loss pills, internal cleansing gimmicks and “magic” potions that all claim to make you slim. Deceptive advertising and slick marketing for bogus diet aids is more rampant than ever. 2010 was the year of thewu-long tea scam, the acai berry scam, and, of course, the ubiquitous “cleansing” and “detox” gimmicks . Unless you put on your critical thinking cap and learn to investigate before you invest, then you’ll get scammed by 2010’s flavor of the year as well. Your quest for those elusive “6-pack” abs will not only continue to be expensive, you’ll go broke. Walking, jogging, calisthenics and body weight exercises are FREE. If you want to know what’s really expensive, tally up the cost of legitimate expenses like natural food, gym memberships, fitness education, dumbbells and so on, and compare that to your doctor’s bill when you’re sick. 3. No one will support me. Experts on social influence say your income will be approximately equal to the average of your 5 closest friends. Not only do I think that’s pretty darn accurate, I also believe that your health is your greatest wealth, and your physical condition will be about equal to the average of your 5 closest friends. It’s a real challenge to stay positive, focused and active when you’re surrounded by critical people and negative influences. However, in 2010, lack of support is no longer a valid excuse. Online social networking is exploding (check out Twitter and Facebook ) and more IN PERSON friendships and associations are being made from an internet connection than ever before. Training buddies can be found online. Connect with them. Mentors and coaches are easily found online. Hire them. Support forums have been around for years. Use them. No support from your current friends? Stop whining, start reaching out and go make new ones. In 2010, support partners and new friends are just a click away. 4. I can’t lose weight because of my genetics. The marvels of modern medical and biological research are astonishing. Our top scientists have mapped the human genome! In the past few years, numerous genes linked to obesity have been discovered. However, the obesity epidemic we’re facing today has only developed over the past 50 years and genetic mutations that lead to serious obesity are extremely rare. Genetic predisposition only means that you have a tendency. It’s when the genetics meet lifestyle and environment that the genes express themselves. If you have a family history of heart disease, is it smart to smoke, eat junk, be a stressed-out, type-A maniac and a couch potato? Well of course not, and it’s the same with obesity. If you have a tendency predisposing you towards obesity, you’d better be the person doing the MOST exercise, not the least. You’d better be the person paying the MOST attention to your nutrition. You’d better be the person with the healthiest lifestyle. But unfortunately, it’s usually the opposite. Most people throw up their arms in frustration saying, “what’s the use, I was dealt a bad hand.” Sorry. That won’t fly in 2010. The latest research says genetics are a factor, but a tendency is not a destiny! 5. I don’t know how. The lamest excuse of them all in 2010 is “I don’t know how.” NO ONE KNOWS HOW TO DO ANYTHING UNTIL AFTER THEY HAVE ACTUALLY DONE IT! Ponder that for a while. You don’t need to know how at first. To get started, you only need to know WHAT… what is the goal? Setting well-formed goals is the master skill of success. Not wishy-washy resolutions that have no resolve behind them, but real goals. In writing. With emotional ooompf! As you continue to affirm, visualize and focus on your goal with clarity, belief, and expectation, your new goal or intention will be received by your subconscious. Once a goal is accepted into your subconscious mind, your brain, being a goal-seeking mechanism, will turn on your attention filters to seek out all the information you will ever need to reach your goal. It will also turn on an infallible navigation system to guide you to your goal like a torpedo to its target. As your brain guides your attention, your direction and your behavior, you will discover that today, in 2010, there is more good information, coaching and instruction available than ever before. And when you’ve activated that “success radar” in your brain by setting goals effectively, it’s not as hard to find honest, accurate and helpful HOW-TO advice as you might think. In fact, you found this webpage, so you’re doing pretty good right now, aren’t you? No more excuses. In 2010, remember my Burn the Fat, Feed the Muscle Creed: You can either make excuses or get results, but you can’t do both! Your friend and coach, Tom Venuto Fat Loss Coach www.BurnTheFat.com About the Author: Tom Venuto is a fat loss expert, lifetime natural (steroid-free) bodybuilder, independent nutrition researcher, freelance writer, and author of the #1 best selling diet e-book, Burn The Fat, Feed The Muscle: Fat-Burning Secrets of The World’s Best Bodybuilders & Fitness Models (e-book) which teaches you how to get lean without drugs or supplements using secrets of the world's best bodybuilders and fitness models. Learn how to get rid of stubborn fat and increase your metabolism by visiting: www.BurnTheFat.com
- How to Peak Your Physique on a Deadline
Great technique here from Tom Venuto's Burn The Fat Inner Circle website, on how to use a basic calendar to countdown to a specific weight loss or physique goal. The article is titled The Contest Countdown Calendar: How to Peak Your Physique on a Deadline and there is downloadable pdf sample calendar and an excellent video showing how to use Google Calendar if you prefer an electronic tracking method.
- Another Basic Body Weight Workout
Just posted a great body weight workout on my new Adelaide Personal Trainers website from Craig Ballantyne. There are six exercises and a great video to explain exactly how to perform each one, also how to modify for beginner and more advanced fitness levels. View the body weight workout here.
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