SMALL GROUP FITNESS ! 3 TO 4 PEOPLE WITH YOUR PERSONAL TRAINER
STUDIO / OUTDOOR
• you never miss your sessions • you don’t waste your time and money • you work hard for 1 hour • you have a personal trainer
• PRIVATE • SEMI-PRIVATE • SMALL GROUP 3–4
Find out more about Personal trainer Anna and what others say?
- Q: Can anyone train with you?
- A: Absolutely
I train some clients year-round and some in preparation for specific events.
- Q: Where do you train your clients?
- A: Wherever suits the client.
At mine studio or in their place, in the park or at the gym.
- Q: Do you train small groups?
- A: Yes.
You can share a personal training session with you spouse or a friend. Maximum persons in a group is 4.
- Q: What is a mum & baby lesson?
- A: Mums can bring their baby at my studio and enjoy one hour work out.
My floor is full of toys, so no worries if they make a mess. I got the idea for a mum & baby lesson after I had my daughter two years ago. She had great fun watching me doing floor exercises. .. read more
- Q: What is Anna’s walking group?
- A: It is a complimentary session of morning walking and stretching for my client.
- Q: What if one is over 50 and never exercised before?
- A: It is never too late to start.
I usually start with short session two times per week and gradually increase duration and/or frequency of the sessions. I work a lot on mobility and circular movement of the limbs to increase production of synovial liquids that lubricate the joints. For those who were inactive for a long period, it is essential to slowly add strength exercises into their routine.
- Q: Why “Rolling Out” is essential to your workout philosophy?
- A: Rolling Out stretches muscles, tendons and releases the fascia.
Self-myofascial release is a fancy term for self-massage to release muscle tightness or trigger points. By applying pressure to specific points on your body you are able to aid in the recovery of muscles and assist in returning them to normal function. Normal function means your muscles are elastic, healthy, and ready to perform at a moment’s notice.
- Q: Describe your training style:
- A: Maximize workout & minimize time
Motivation
Developing a solid habits
Consistent, non-judgmental support
Proper technique & form
- Q: What equipment do you use?
- A: TRX Suspension training system Agility ladder Free weights Kettelbell Bosu Aerobic ball Foam roller Pilates props



