1 - 30 days |
30-60 Days |
90 + days |
During the first 30 days, you will notice your cardiovascular endurance, muscular endurance, and muscular strength rapidly increase as your body adapts from an untrained state. This is especially the case if you haven’t exercised regularly in a while.
If improving flexibility was one of your primary goals and you have been working on it, expect it to improve slowly. While you will feel like you have more energy and are getting in shape, your body composition is not likely to change in the first month of training because your body adapts neurologically first. |
During the second month of training, you will continue to make improvements in your cardiovascular endurance as well as make muscular strength and endurance gains. Although the gains won’t be as rapid as the first month, your personal trainer should be adjusting your program to avoid plateau so you can keep progressing.
During the second month of training, you can expect your body composition to slowly begin to improve provided you have been eating correctly and doing the prescribed exercise during the training sessions and on your own time. Your flexibility will slowly improve as long as you keep working on it by stretching the specific muscles you want to become more flexible. |
If you maintain your regular exercise with a personal trainer and exercise on your own time, you can expect your body composition to continually improve. From 90 days and beyond, you are considered to be in a trained state. Thus, improving your fitness assessment results for muscular strength & endurance as well as cardiovascular endurance will gradually become more difficult.
If you have been working on flexibility you will start making noticeable progress. Your muscles will feel less tense and you will notice an increase in your joints’ range of motion. |
Weight loss |
My program helps you burn more calories, tone more muscle, and melt away more inches more efficiently than traditional exercise programs. How? When you alternate between different exercise styles and techniques, while also alternating between the upper and lower body, your heart and lungs have to work harder to send blood to the muscle groups at opposite ends of the body, burning more calories than you would with weight lifting or aerobics alone.
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