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LOCATION & CONTACT
Address: 901 N Pitt Str., Suite 170 Alexandria, NY, USA
Email: [email protected]
Open Hour: Sun - Thu: Open 24/7
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Building

Strength

& Endurance

Strength endurance is the ability to sustain muscular effort over an extended period. By incorporating higher repetitions with lighter weights into your routine, you can improve endurance, allowing you to complete more sets and recover faster between exercises.

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Full-Body

Circuit

& Training

Circuit training involves moving through a series of exercises with little to no rest between sets, targeting multiple muscle groups in one session. This form of training is great for improving cardiovascular fitness, building strength, and burning calories all at once. It’s a time-efficient way to get a comprehensive workout in a short period.

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About Us

Back Workouts for Posture and Strength

Excellence!

Developing your back muscles with exercises like pull-ups, rows, and deadlifts can improve posture, alleviate back pain, and increase upper body strength. A strong back supports your spine, helping you maintain proper posture and prevent injuries, particularly for those who spend long hours sitting at a desk.

01.How often should I exercise to see results?
For most people, exercising 3-5 times a week is ideal for seeing noticeable results. This frequency allows your body to adapt to the workload, improve fitness levels, and make gradual progress. If your goal is cardiovascular improvement, regular cardio sessions 3-4 times a week will help enhance endurance and burn fat. For muscle building, 3-4 strength training workouts per week focusing on different muscle groups should suffice. However, keep in mind that results also depend on a balanced diet and sufficient rest.
02.Which is better – cardio or strength training?
Both cardio and strength training are important, but the best option depends on your goals. Cardio workouts (like running, swimming, or cycling) are great for improving cardiovascular health, burning calories, and losing weight. Strength training (with weights or bodyweight exercises) helps build muscle, increase strength, and boost metabolism. Ideally, you should combine both types of training for balanced fitness: cardio for endurance and strength training for muscle growth and metabolism improvement.
03.Should I stretch after a workout?
Yes, stretching after a workout is essential for muscle recovery and improving flexibility. It helps reduce muscle tension, improve blood circulation, and speed up the recovery process. Regular stretching also enhances joint mobility and lowers the risk of injury in the future. Even if you're short on time, dedicating 5-10 minutes to stretching at the end of each workout can significantly improve your flexibility and muscle health.
04.How can I prevent injuries during workouts?
To prevent injuries, it’s crucial to use proper form during exercises and avoid overtraining. Start with a warm-up to prepare your muscles and joints for the workout. During the exercises, focus on maintaining correct technique, especially when lifting heavy weights. Gradually increase the load without rushing. Use appropriate equipment, and when in doubt, seek advice from a trainer. Additionally, prioritize recovery, which includes rest days, sleep, and proper nutrition.

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Trainer

Our Trainer

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John Wick C.

Co-Founder

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Emily Thompson

Head Trainer

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Alex Ramirez

Nutrition Consultant

Abdominal Workouts for a Defined Core

Crunches, leg raises, and other abdominal exercises help sculpt your abs and strengthen your core. A strong core is essential for supporting your spine, improving posture, and enhancing performance in other exercises. Focusing on your abs also helps develop the visual definition many people strive for.

Strength Training for Women

trength training is highly beneficial for women, helping to tone muscles, increase bone density, and boost metabolism. Contrary to popular belief, lifting weights will not make women bulky but will instead create a lean, sculpted physique. Strength training also helps to combat the natural loss of muscle mass that occurs with age.

Proper Form and Technique

Ensuring proper form during exercises is critical for preventing injuries and maximizing results. Whether you're lifting weights or doing bodyweight exercises, focus on maintaining correct posture and controlled movements. Mastering good technique early on will allow you to lift heavier and perform more advanced exercises safely over time.

The Importance of Hydration During Workouts

Staying hydrated is crucial for optimal performance during workouts. Water helps regulate body temperature, lubricates joints, and transports nutrients to your muscles. Dehydration can lead to fatigue, decreased coordination, and muscle cramps. Aim to drink water before, during, and after exercise, and consider electrolyte-rich beverages for longer or more intense workouts.

Schedule

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
06.00 - 08.00
BOXING

Professor Smith

Cardio

Robert Cage

BOXING

Robert Cage

CRAZE

Robert Cage

08.00 - 10.00
BOXING

Robert Cage

BOXING

Robert Cage

BOOTCAMP

Robert Cage

BOXING

Ms. Garcia

10.00 - 12.00
YOGA

Robert Cage

ZUMBA

Mrs. Johnson

BOXING

Robert Cage

SCULPT

Robert Cage

12.00 - 02.00
BOXING

Robert Cage

SPIN

Robert Cage

TONE UP

Robert Cage

02.00 - 04.00
CARDIO

Robert Cage

Mr.Rodri

Robert Cage

BOXING

Robert Cage

MUSCLE

Robert Cage

STRETCH

Ms. Garcia

04.00 - 06.00
WORKOUT

Ms. Thompson

CARDIO

Robert Cage

HIIT

Mrs. White

06.00 - 08.00
RHYTHM

Dr. Patel

SCULPT

Mrs. Khan

POWER

Ms. Wilson

Dr. Patel

Mr. Clark

DMAYHEM

Coach Taylor

Fitness

The Benefits of Cross-Training

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