1. Are all of your trainers certified?
All trainers are Nationally Certified, the gold standard for program accreditation in the health and fitness industry. They are also CPR and First Aid certified. All of our trainers are required to maintain continuing education. This way we are always up to date with the current information in our industry.
2. What is a Personal Trainer?
A Personal Trainer is an individual who has earned a certification that demonstrates they have achieved a level of competency for creating and delivering safe and effective exercise programs for individuals and groups or those with medical clearance to exercise. They motivate clients by collaborating to set goals, providing meaningful feedback, and by being a reliable source for accountability.
3. What kind of clients do you train?
We train a wide demographic of clients from beginner to advanced training levels. We will work around any injury you may have.
4. What kind of equipment do you have?
We are a high-end facility that only entertains the most elite equipment in the world. We are equipped with a full line-up of Watson machines with select Panatta, Prime Fitness USA, Rogue Fitness, and Perform better pieces.
5. Do personal training clients need a gym membership to join?
Personal training clients do need a membership. However, anyone who is a personal training client receives a discounted membership.
6. How many sessions a week do you recommend to see results?
It depends on your workout experience, but we typically recommend three sessions a week.
7. What happens during the free consultation?
We will be going over your goals and you will get to see everything Revival Fitness has to offer. Wear workout clothes because you will be taken through a quick workout that way your trainer can see your strengths and weaknesses. After that we will give you a recommendation on how many sessions a week will get you to your goals the fastest way possible.
8. Will I be sore after my workout?
You may be sore after you’re sessions. Delayed onset muscle soreness will usually occur 24-48 hours after you workout. During your workout your muscles will experience microscopic tears, this is normal. Your body then will repair those tears making your muscles stronger and potentially bigger. Protein will speed up your healing process and ensure you experience a progression in your next workout.