Certified Personal Trainers and Group Programs
Why Use a Personal Trainer?

karin@walnutpierhealthclub.com |
Karin Montoya
Program Director
ACE AHFS, GFI, PFT Certified Trainer
Karin has been involved in sports, fitness and health for
20 years.
She is currently certified through The American Council of Exercise
as a Group Fitness Instructor, Personal Fitness Trainer and an
Advanced Health & Fitness Specialist. As an Advanced Health
& Fitness Specialist
Karin helps to bridge the gap between special medical conditions and
health and fitness. Karin can be found at Walnut Pier & Studio II
where she is certified to teach Pilates. Using the combination of stabilization and functional
training with cardiovascular and resistances training will help
enhance the quality of life. |

|
Mike Tillery, ATC
Mike is a certified National
Athletic Trainer (ATC) and has been working in the health
and fitness industry for the past 12 years. Currently, Mike
teaches Physical Education and Sports Medicine at Cabrillo
High School. Having graduated from CSU Bakersfield with a
Bachelors of Science degree in Physical Education, Mike has
extensive training in physical fitness, health, and athletic
performance.
|

|
Tomas Montano, ISSA
Tomas specializes in training
individuals with specific physiological goals, reduction of
body fat, increased muscle size and definition and improved
cardiovascular fitness. Tomas works consistently with his
clients to help them attain their fitness goals.
|
Trainers can play an important part in a
series of steps you must take to change your body -- and your
lifestyle.
SCIENTISTS CONTINUE to study rising
obesity rates, looking for causes and solutions. All agree that
changing lifestyles, combined with genetic predispositions, explain
at least some of this increase. People are eating more calories and
becoming less active.
Many people who are trying to lose weight turn
to a personal trainer to help them stick to their weight-control
programs. Hiring a personal trainer helps some people make their
health and fitness a priority, and improves motivation to develop a
healthy lifestyle. The following suggestions can help you get the
most from your personal training program.
- Check with your healthcare provider
- Start slowly and build gradually
- Figure out why are you overweight
- Are you really ready to change your lifestyle?
- Focus on the process, not the product
- Anticipate positive results, but not perfection
You have to expect things of yourself before you can do
them. -Michael Jordan
The Perfect Gift
Give the gift of health . . . buy sessions with a Personal Fitness
Trainer.
For more information on our personalized programs contact one of our
staff members.
|