Monday, April 21, 2008

Drop and Give Me 20!

Fitness Boot Camps continue to be a popular fitness trend across the country.

Fitness Boot Camps are designed to help people get in shape, tone muscle, increase energy and lose those unwanted pounds.

Boot camp exercise classes vary in style, depending on the trainer. Classes generally meet outside, rain or shine. Recruits spend 45 minutes to an hour doing some form of cardiovascular exercise (running, jumping, interval training, relay races and other challenges), along with strength elements (using resistance bands, or the resistance of their own body weight). Recruits also work on flexibility in a stretch portion of the class.

Susan Whittaker who attends MVP Boot Camp in New Town says, "This is the best exercise program I have done and it has taught me that even though I am getting older I can still be in great shape. I would tell anyone who is hesitant about trying boot camp to go for it - it is worth getting up early for the results and the sense of accomplishment that goes along with it."

Are you ready to jump start your fitness goals? Here are four reasons to try boot camp.

MVP Boot Camp builds Camaraderie

Connecting with people seems to be more difficult in the day and age of iPods, cell phones, and computers. Boot Camps are about interaction with, and encouragement from, your peers. The interaction of a boot camp class is not only emotionally satisfying, but helps people push themselves physically.

MVP Boot Camp is affordable

The cost of hiring a personal trainer to help you reach your fitness goals can range anywhere from $40 to $90 a session. Boot Camp is hiring a personal training in a group setting (8-25 people attend class) and costs $8 per session.

MVP Boot Camp gets results

Many boot camp recruits have reached their fitness goals with hard work and dedication. Angel Taylor says “30 pounds lighter, boot camp has given me the opportunity to both lose weight and get in shape.”

MVP Boot Camp is motivating

A Boot Camp trainer’s goal is usually give the class a different workout every day -- and to encourage them to find what it takes to reach their goals.
A good trainer is a catalyst and knows what it takes to get there. A good trainer also will give encouragement and show people how to become better.

Enrolling in a Fitness Boot Camp is a way to take care of you physically and emotionally, it is a social outlet and it will make you feel great.

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