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Personal Training In Texas |
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Name: Kelli Calabrese
Address: 8708 Doral Court West
Flower Mound, TX 75022
Website: www.KelliCalabrese.com
E-mail: Kelli@KelliCalabrese.com
Phone: (817) 490-1296
Info: Kelli Calabrese is a 20 year fitness industry
leader, spokesperson, author, editor, personal
trainer, boot camp instructor, international
presenter, personal trainer, coach and mom of
two elementary school children.
She is the author of Feminine, Firm & Fit -
Building A Lean Strong Body in 12 weeks and
coaches a women's Adventure Boot Camp in Argyle
Texas.
Kelli is available for online training, media
and spokesperson opportunities, iPod workouts,
seminars, phone coaching, personal grocery
shopping tours and pantry raids and lifestyle
consulting.
For more information, go to:
www.KelliCalabrese.com
www.FeminineFirmandFit.com
www.ArgyleBootCamp.com
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Name: Shelby Murphy
Address: 5310 Acton Highway, Suite 102
Granbury, TX 76049
Website: www.shelbymurphyfitness.com
E-Mail: shelby@shelbymurphyfitness.com
Phone: (817) 736-6321
Info: Shelby Murphy, NSCA-CPT
As a certified personal trainer, Shelby has helped countless women achieve a higher level of fitness and a better quality of life. Shelby’s mission is simple – to empower women to live life on purpose. Driven by that mission and recognizing the need for a one-stop resource for exercise, nutrition, and ultimate self-care, Shelby opened the Shelby Murphy Personal Training Studio in December. In addition to personal training, Shelby has authored hundreds of health, business, and women’s issues articles in local and national publications. Prior to founding her own company, Shelby served as Marketing and Member Services Director and one of the leading personal trainers at Performance Zone in Granbury. Shelby received her training certification through the distinguished National Strength and Conditioning Association, graduated magna cum laude from the University of Houston with a B.A. in Journalism, serves on the City of Granbury Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, and is a member of the 2006 – 2007 Leadership Granbury class. |
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Name: Jean Opheim
Address: 5310 Acton Highway, Suite 102
Granbury, TX 76049
Website: www.shelbymurphyfitness.com
E-Mail: fitmom@charter.net
Phone: (817) 326-6321
Info: Jean Opheim, Certified Personal Trainer
Jean moved to Granbury seven years ago with her husband and her now 8-year-old daughter. She graduated from Kansas State University with a B.S. in Computer Engineering and worked in that field for 11 years until she decided to follow her dream of working in the fitness industry. Jean trained and taught spinning at Gold's Gym in Wichita, Kansas before she was promoted to Director of Operations. She became recertified as a personal trainer at Cooper Institute in March 2003. Since then, Jean has built a steady clientele. Beyond Jean’s ability to guide clients through an effective workout, her can-do attitude and a smile that stretches across Texas are two more reasons that her appointment book stays full. Jean has led several fitness boot camps, trained in-home clients, and trained at Performance Zone. But it is with Shelby Murphy Training & Fitness that Jean is fulfilled in helping women elevate their lives through healthy and fitness. Jean’s professional and personal lives are both shaped around the philosophy of caring for yourself first so that you are better equipped to help others around you.
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Name: James Bynum - BFC Fitness
Address: 3824 Atascocita Rd., Ste. 108, PMB-121
Humble, TX 77396
Website: www.bfcfitness.com
E-Mail: mytrainer@bfcfitness.com
Phone: (281) 540-9449 |
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Info: BFC stands for Bodies for Christ. The mission of BFC Fitness is to make weight loss attainable for everyone. Overweight and obesity have reachedHouston's Premier Fitness Trainer epidemic proportions. Our lifestyles are more hectic and less active. We eat more and do less.
Some of you may get to a point where you know something needs to be done but you don't know where to start. We can help. I or one of my trainers will sit down with and find out what your goals are and help you put together a package that will take you directly to those goals.
My goal for you is to educate you so that when you finish training with BFC Fitness, you will be equipped to handle your fitness journey on your own. We are here as a reference for you. You should not have to be with the same trainer forever. We don't want that and you don't want that. You should be empowered with the right knowledge once you have received the results from training with us.
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Name: Jorge Vela
Address: 813 N. Main Street
McAllen, Texas 78501 Suite 105
Website: www.explosivefitness.net
E-mail: jorge@explosivefitness.net
Phone: (956) 451-8962
Info: Jorge Vela, Founder of Explosive Fitness Human Performance Center & Fitness Boot Camp Headquarters has been a personal trainer for 17 years. Jorge has a strong 7 year background in the physical therapy field. Jorge is certified through International Sports Sciences Association & National Academy of Sports Medicine.
In addition to being one of the most sought after personal trainers in the Rio Grande Valley. Jorge is a fitness cloumnist writer for local newspapers, regional fitness magazines & publishes a regional fitness magazine(Fit & Healthy Sports Magazine). He lectures to corporations, universities, medical schools and the general public on health & fitness topics. He is also a husband and father to two
elementary school girls and his newborn(June 2007)baby boy.
Jorge Vela is also available for training through his Explosive Boot Camps, Online Training, Speaking opportunities, seminars and grocery shopping tours.
Jorge mission is to try to inspire as many people
to fitness as he possibly can by educating them in the truth about fitness and being the
guidance toward a new way of living. He looks forward to spot lighting his community as one of
the nations healthy and active models for America to follow.
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Top Ten Fat Loss Tips from James
These tips will help you increase your fat burning efforts and turn your body into a fat-burning machine. Use them and get the body you want and keep it for good.
Drink Plenty of Water
Drinking water keeps you from retaining water. The principle is similar to starvation mode for food. Drinking water also mobilizes fat stores making it easier to lose fat with exercise. Not drinking enough water can lead to dehydration. Dehydration can slow the metabolism. Do not use thirst to determine when to drink water. Drink even when you are not thirsty.
You should drink 1 liter or 1 quart of water for every 50 pounds of body weight. For a 100-pound person, that means 2 liters of water per day. Try drinking 16 ounces every two hours.
Do Cardio
Cardiovascular exercise is very effective at burning fat. 30 – 40 minutes of cardio 5 or more days per week will help you create a calorie deficit. The first 15 to 18 minutes are using primarily glycogen (stored sugar) in your system as energy. After that, you will start using your fat stores. You should not be completely out of breath but you should have slight difficulty carrying on a conversation.
Lift Weights
Weight-bearing exercise has many benefits. One is increased lean body mass. Building muscle is the best way to increase your fat-burning potential even when you are not exercising. Another benefit is preventing osteoporosis. Resistance training increases bone mass density.
Eat frequent meals
Eating every 2 - 3 hours will make your body efficient at burning fat. Eating frequently releases enzymes that signal the body to release stored fat as energy. This is a good thing. Not eating frequently makes your body efficient at storing fat. This is a bad thing.
Eat protein
Protein is the building block of muscle. I have already discussed the benefits of increased muscle-mass but how much protein do you need? The average person needs .8 grams of complete protein per kilogram of bodyweight to maintain adequate health. If you are building muscle or trying to lose weight, you will need more. To build muscle, you may need anywhere from 1 gram to 1.5 grams per pound of bodyweight. This is mainly for bodybuilders or strength athletes. Endurance athletes will need less. General performance may call for 1.2 to 1.8 grams per kilogram of bodyweight. I kilogram equals 2.2 pounds.
Eat whole food
Eating whole food (not just protein shakes) will raise your metabolism because your body will use energy to break down the food. Protein shakes will not raise your metabolism as much. Generally speaking, no more than 2 of your 6 meals per day should be shakes.
Eat your starchy carbs early in the day.
Carbohydrates are the body’s preferred energy source. However, excess carbs are stored as fat. Eat your starchy carbs early in the day so that you are sure to burn them off. Later in the day, eat fibrous carbs which are more of your vegetables.
Don’t eat 2 – 3 hours before going to bed
By not eating 2 – 3 hours before bed, you are ensuring that you will not store calories as fat. When you wake up the next morning, your glycogen stores will be depleted and you will be ready for a good breakfast.
Be patient
You didn’t gain the fat in one day. Don’t expect to lose it that fast either. Safe weight loss that will last is your goal. This means roughly 2 pounds a week. This may not sound like much but remember, most of that will be fat.
Enjoy life
Stress triggers a lot of bad processes in the body. That’s why it is called the “Silent Killer”. For some, it means more eating at the wrong time or too much. For some, it means depression and not feeling like working out. Don’t let stress hamstring your health and fitness goals. Minimize stress and enjoy life! |
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