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215 Tals Rock Way Cary, NC 27519 Facility: 24 Hours / Business Hours: 9 AM-6 PM (M-F)
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PERSONAL TRAINING

Personal Training

Making the commitment to improving your fitness requires the knowledge and ability of WHAT to do, HOW to do it, and WHY you are doing it. ExPo LIFE FITNESS Personal Training does just that. All of our trainers have advanced degrees that take personal training to the next level. Its not just building a workout routine for you - its about getting you results and empowering you with the knowledge to continue your training on your own.

Who Chooses Personal Training?

Just like starting a work project, you need the necessary tools to be successful. In this case, the project is YOU, and finding a personal trainer will have 100% of the focus on you. Those that chose personal training are individuals that are either new to strength/cardio training, have reached a plateau in their fitness, or need accountability in completing workouts. ExPo LIFE FITNESS offers 1:1 training or discounted groups of 2 and 3 (max).
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Personal Training: Cost and Results

The biggest mistake people make is to search for a personal trainer by how much it costs per session. Rule of Thumb: you get what you pay for. Standard personal trainer competency is having personal training certification which can be done online. Advance degree trainers that specialize in physiology, kinesiology, and sports medicine have far greater knowledge and practical applications of exercise movements to exceed your fitness goals.

Commitment to Fitness

Making a commitment to improve your fitness also means you are committing to a healthy lifestyle. If you are just starting out, it is wise to find a reputable personal trainer that has access to numerous functional equipment or a facility that offers free personal training for members. Your initial goal is to learn, be educated, and progress. The ultimate goal is to get to a baseline of fitness where it becomes a lifestyle change.
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Questions To Ask

Do you have to join a gym before using a personal trainer that works there? What equipment will be used? Will the trainer spend half of the paid time just explaining the equipment or can that be done while not on 'the clock'? You will need to be clear with the personal trainer you interview on what happens after your session(s) and if they are going to give you their ``playbook`` on how you can train on your own. Depending on your fitness goals, your results are always limited to the equipment you will have access to. Small home gym equipment with some dumbbells is better than nothing. Standard gym equipment is better than home equipment. Fully functional strength training equipment is better that standard gym items. Anyone can watch a YouTube video about doing an exercise but a qualified personal trainer makes YOUR training specific to your goals.

BOOK AN EXPO PERSONAL TRAINER TODAY

Sessions as low as ~$60 

1:1 and 1:2 options available

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