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The fitness industry is ever-changing, with fads and trends that come and go. But for close to 30 years, Paul has offered personal training tailored to meet the individual needs of his clients with an emphasis on strength training and nutrition.

Strength Training
Study after study has shown the benefits of strength training for adults of all ages. Paul helps his clients set realistic goals and realize tangible results with safe, proven exercises and appropriate form to minimize any risk of injury.

Nutritional Guidance
Balanced nutrition is the backbone to your efforts in the gym. Paul offers individualized macro coaching for clients working toward a specific event or simply to improve their health and wellness.

Corrective Exercise
This type of physical activity is designed to improve body mechanics, movement patterns, joint function and imbalance. Paul uses his knowledge of anatomy, physiology and biomechanics to identify your movement dysfunction issue and creates a plan to correct it.

Back Care
Controlled, progressive exercise is one of the best ways to support a healthy back—or address chronic back pain. Paul applies his decades of experience to help clients build stronger, healthier backs, whether they’re rehabbing, new to fitness, or returning to the gym after time off.
Next Steps
Interested in learning more?
Schedule a free consultation with Paul today to discuss how he can help you improve your health and wellness.

Frequently Asked Questions
Start with their certifications. A personal trainer should be comfortable sharing details about their education and training. Second, make sure that their actions are aligned with their words. A trainer who lives a healthy and positive lifestyle is a walking, talking example of his or her own enthusiasm and passion for health and fitness–you can’t fake the benefits of consistent exercise and quality nutrition. And third, find someone with a personality and approach to fitness that appeals to you.
A personal trainer is like the very best training partner. You enjoy the accountability that comes from someone expecting you to show up for workouts, but you also benefit from their expertise and knowledge. And here’s the best part. The focus is entirely on you, your goals and your progress.
For years, the fitness industry has perpetuated the myth that exercise alone is the key to getting into “the best shape of your life!!!”But the idea that we just need to sweat more to stay fit is wrong, because it’s missing the largest and most important piece of the puzzle—what we eat. On a scale of one to ten in importance, diet is an eight or a nine. In fact, if your goal is fat loss and better health, nutrition should be one of the very first items discussed in any meeting with any personal trainer.
