April Deweese-Fitness Trainer

Strong + Sculpted workout plan: Strength Training + Stretching Program

Price:

$240.00

Training programs are personalized to suit your goals as well as your current strength and fitness levels.

April will design a training program based on the time you have available each week as well as the equipment and facilities you have available. Inclusions:

TRAINING PROGRAM:
1x Training Program including guidance on weight training and strength training, cardio, HIIT, body weight exercises, and sports conditioning.
1x Stretching Program designed to increase mobility + flexibility, release chronic pain, release stress and regulate your nervous system.

TECHNIQUES: Information on training techniques and movements included in your training program.

FLEXIBILITY: April will write your program to work around YOUR schedule and time commitments.

ADAPTABLE: All programs can be written for access to either gym/fitness centers, home gym, or personal equipment available or outdoor training.

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Description

This plan is designed to build muscle, strengthen bones, increase strength, reduce body fat, increase mobility and flexibility, release chronic pain and regulate your nervous system.

Physical Health Benefits: Strength training increases resting metabolism, helping the body burn more calories, improves insulin sensitivity, lowering risk of type 2 diabetes, builds bone density, reducing risk of osteoporosis, improves posture, balance, and coordination especially as you age.  Reduces risk of injury by strengthening stabilizing muscle and joints.

Mental and Emotional Benefits:  Regular strength training reduces symptoms of anxiety and depression, increases self-esteem and body confidence, releases endorphins, boosting mood and energy, helps manage stress more effectively over time, and promotes better sleep and cognitive focus.

Long-Term Impact: Strength training slows age-related muscle loss (sarcopenia), helps maintain independence an mobility in older adults, lifters have a lower all-cause mortality rate compared to non-lifter, and consistency matters more than intensity. You’re never too old to start.

Groundbreaking neurological and biological research shows that exercise and mindfully integrating the body into healing practices is essential for trauma recovery. This inclusion of the body in recovery has opened a door to incorporate exercise as a complementary therapy, reestablishing trust in the body as a source of pleasure and strength rather than pain and fear.

Stretching can also offer a range of benefits for your mental health and frame of mind. This is because the body and the mind are both intertwined together. So, when stretching, you’re reducing the impact of co-existing conditions between any chronic pain and mental trauma.