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IN-HOME PERSONAL TRAINING

FIT is not a destination, it is a way of LIFE

Why Fit Life?

WHY FIT LIFE?

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Convenience

Workout in the comfort and convenience of your own home.  Plan your workouts around your schedule.  No equipment or preparation necessary.  Just answer your door and we'll handle the rest. 

Comprehensive

Approach

At Fit Life, we are not only interested in your physical fitness.  Physical fitness is just one aspect of a Fit Life.  We work with our clients to improve all aspects of their life, including nutrition, stress, anxiety, weight management and much more. 

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Program 

Design

All client programs are structured around each individual client's preferences, fitness level and ability.  Exercise should be something you look forward to, not something you dread.  We create individualized programs with activities you enjoy and are appropriate for your fitness level and ability. 

Accountability

and Motivation

The lack of success associated with “diet plans", gym memberships, or home exercise equipment is due to the enormous amount of self-discipline required for long term success.  In-home personal training provides the ultimate in accountability and motivation.  We literally show up at your door and provide everything necessary for a safe and effective workout.  No more missed workouts!  

The greatest WEALTH is HEALTH

Benefits

HEALTH BENEFITS

Exercise and proper nutrition are shown to partially treat and control numerous health related conditions. 

A few of the most prevalent conditions are listed below.

ALLERGIES

Exercise is one of the body’s most efficient ways to control nasal congestion (and the accompanying discomfort of restricted nasal blood flow).

ANGINA

Regular aerobic exercise dilates vessels, increasing blood flow, there by improving the body's ability to extract oxygen from the bloodstream.

ANXIETY

Exercise triggers the release of mood-altering chemicals in the brain.

ARTHRITIS

By forcing a skeletal joint to move, exercise induces the manufacture of synovial fluid, helps to distribute it over the cartilage, and forces it to circulate throughout the joint space.

BACK PAIN

Exercise helps to strengthen the abdominal muscles, the lower back extensor muscles, and the hamstring muscles.

BURSITIS AND TENDINITIS

Exercise can strengthen the tendons — enabling them to handle greater loads without being injured.

CANCER

Exercise helps maintain ideal bodyweight and helps keep body fat to a minimum.

CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME

Exercise helps build up the muscles in the wrists and forearms, thereby reducing the stress on arms, elbows, and hands.

CHOLESTEROL

Exercise helps to raise HDL (high-density lipoprotein—the “good” cholesterol) levels in the blood and lower LDL (low-density lipoprotein—the undesirable cholesterol) levels.

CONSTIPATION

Exercise helps strengthen the abdominal muscles, thereby making it easier to pass a stool.

DEPRESSION

Exercise helps speed metabolism and deliver more oxygen to the brain; the improved level of circulation in the brain tends to enhance mood.

DIABETES

Exercise helps lower blood sugar levels, strengthen the skeletal muscles and heart, improve circulation, and reduce stress.

FATIGUE

Exercise can help alleviate the fatigue-causing effects of stress, poor circulation, blood oxygenation, bad posture, and poor breathing habits.

GLAUCOMA

Exercise helps relieve intraocular hypertension (the pressure buildup on the eyeball that heralds the onset of glaucoma).

HEADACHES

Exercise helps to raise HDL (high-density lipoprotein—the “good” cholesterol) levels in the blood and lower LDL (low-density lipoprotein—the undesirable cholesterol) levels.

HEART DISEASE

Exercise helps promote many changes that collectively lower the risk of heart disease— a decrease in body fat, a decrease in LDL cholesterol, an increase in the efficiency of the heart and lungs, a decrease in blood pressure, and a lowered heart rate.

HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE

Exercise reduces the level of stress-related chemicals in the bloodstream that constrict arteries and veins, increases the release of endorphins, raises the level of HDL in the bloodstream, lowers resting heart rate (over time), improves the responsiveness of blood vessels (over time), and helps reduce blood pressure through maintenance of body weight.

INSOMNIA

Exercise helps reduce muscular tension and stress.

INTERMITTENT CLAUDICATION

Claudication is pain caused by too little blood flow to the extremities.  Exercise helps improve peripheral circulation and increases pain tolerance.

KNEE PROBLEMS

Exercise helps strengthen the structures attendant to the knee (muscles, tendons, and ligaments) thereby facilitating the ability of the knee to withstand stress.

LUNG DISEASE

Exercise helps strengthen the muscles associated with breathing and helps boost the oxygen level in the blood.

MEMORY PROBLEMS

Exercise helps to improve cognitive ability by increasing the blood and oxygen flow to the brain.

MENSTRUAL PROBLEMS AND PMS

Exercise helps to control the hormonal imbalances often associated with PMS by increasing the release of beta-endorphins.

OSTEOPOROSIS

Exercise promotes bone density, thereby lowering an individual’s risk of experiencing a bone fracture.

OVERWEIGHT

Exercise is an appetite suppressant. It also increases metabolic rate, burns fat, increases lean muscle mass, and improves self-esteem—all factors that contribute to healthy weight.

VARICOSE VEINS

Exercise can help control the level of discomfort caused by existing varicose veins and help prevent additional varicose veins.

YOU SAID TOMORROW YESTERDAY

CONTACT

All programs are personally designed for each client, which prevents us from providing standardized pricing. 

No contracts or long-term commitments required, and all our programs are pay as you go. 

Numerous discounts are available which allow our trainers to work independently with each client to develop a program they can afford.

Depending on each client's specific needs, sessions can be as inexpensive as $30 per session. 

Please feel free to contact us by text, email or phone. 

TEXT or PHONE: 214.301.3300

EMAIL: Support@FitLifeDallas.com

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