Change Your Focus
Emerge Stonger
Personalized Exercise programming
1 hour training sessions with a maximum of 5 people
Nutrition Guidance
Individual follow up on progress 2 X week
In-Body Scan and Pictures to monitor progress
Personalized Exercise programming
1 hour training sessions with a maximum of 5 people
Nutrition Guidance
Individual follow up on progress 2 X week
In-Body Scan and Pictures to monitor progress
The initial consultation aims to provide you with a complete understanding of your body and set the foundation for achieving your personal fitness goals. In this 45-minute to an hour-long session, we simplify the process by focusing on several key areas:
Full Body Muscle Evaluation:
I assess the strength and condition of your muscles throughout your body. This evaluation helps me identify any imbalances or areas that need attention, enabling me to customize your workout plan accordingly.
Gait and Posture Analysis:
By analyzing your gait (walking pattern) and posture, I can spot any issues that may hinder your progress and suggest corrective exercises or form adjustments.
Medical History Review:
To ensure your safety and well-being, we will discuss your medical history during the consultation. If you have any pre-existing conditions or injuries, this information will guide us in tailoring exercises that accommodate your specific needs.
Goal Setting:
I believe that personal training should align with your aspirations. We will spend time discussing your specific goals and aspirations, whether it's weight loss, strength gain, or improving overall fitness. By understanding your objectives, we can develop a personalized plan that motivates and challenges you.
Analysis Review and Nutrition: After the assessments, we will thoroughly review our findings with you. If we identify areas that require attention or improvement, we will provide recommendations and explain how they relate to your goals. Additionally, if you require assistance with nutrition, our experts can offer guidance and suggestions to complement your training.
Low impact strength training can offer numerous benefits for women over 30 years old. One of the key advantages is that it helps build and maintain lean muscle mass, which tends to naturally decline with age. This is significant because lean muscle not only enhances overall strength and function but also increases metabolism, making it easier for women to maintain a healthy weight. Moreover, low impact exercises put less stress on the joints, reducing the risk of injury and allowing women to engage in strength training for longer periods. Additionally, incorporating low impact strength training into a fitness routine can improve bone density, reducing the risk of osteoporosis. Overall, low impact strength training provides an effective and sustainable way for women over 30 to enhance their physical strength, mobility, and overall well-being.
NASM CPT, NPTI Diploma, NASM Certified Women’s Specialist,
NASM Certified Assisted Stretch and Flexibility Coach
My Story:
In 1981, I was diagnosed with childhood leukemia, a little-known and challenging disease to treat at the time. After enduring years of treatment at St. Jude Hospital, I was eventually declared cured at the age of 14. Although the chemotherapy saved my life, it left me with a host of long-term health issues as an adult.
Faced with a lifetime of adversity, I developed an unwavering determination to embrace fitness, strength, and overall health. Seeking knowledge and resources that were lacking in my own journey, I embarked on a different path. I dedicated months to shadowing a sports physical therapist and a corrective personal trainer, expanding my understanding of the intricacies of the human body and its healing processes.
Driven by my passion to comprehend and promote wellness, I pursued various educational opportunities. My credentials now include a NASM personal training certification, NASM certified women's specialist, NASM assisted stretch and flexibility coach, NPTI personal training diploma, and a 100-hour certification in nutrition. Additionally, I hold a fourth-degree black belt in Taekwondo, embodying discipline and resilience.
Today, I experience immense joy and excitement in assisting other women to achieve their fitness goals. By blending my personal journey, professional training, and teaching experience, I empower women to strive for optimal health. Total Body Metamorphosis becomes the conduit through which women discover their inner strength and unlock infinite possibilities for their well-being.
In this endeavor, I offer comprehensive fitness guidance and personalized plans tailored to each individual's unique needs. My approach combines physical training with nutrition, recognizing the vital role each plays in achieving holistic wellness. I strive to instill confidence, strength, and a lasting commitment to health in the lives of the women I have the privilege to guide. Let us together create a future where obstacles are transformed into opportunities and where every woman can embrace and celebrate her own Total Body Metamorphosis.
Even though I have been active my entire life, and, according to my dad, “strong as an ox,” my mid-thirties prompted a startling realization of just how far removed I was from my karate black belt days or effortlessly running several miles! With three young children and a demanding full-time job, I found countless excuses for the weight gain and chronic fatigue, but one day the phrase "You can't pour from an empty cup" struck a chord. I resolved to make a change, reignited my exercise routine, and immediately noticed a significant improvement in my mood. While it took some time to establish consistency in my nutrition, I eventually embraced the importance of protein and food as fuel.
The changes didn’t happen overnight, but consistency matters! Now in my mid-forties, I’m in the best shape of my life and have discovered a true passion for personal training, particularly in empowering women through strength training. I believe this is especially crucial as women age, as it not only increases bone density but also generates a sense of well-being. As I like to say, “There's no better feeling than being strong!" — my preteen and teenage daughters want to be strong, too, and that keeps me motivated!
At TBM, we understand that losing oneself doesn't happen overnight; it's a gradual and often imperceptible process. Our mission is to assist you in uncovering and conquering obstacles along your fitness journey, which can sometimes include hormonal challenges. Together, we can help you become the strongest version of yourself. So, what's holding you back? We would be thrilled to accompany you on your journey!
Certification- NASM certified personal trainer
Exercise has always been a part of my life since I was young. I have fond memories of sitting in a corner of the gym, coloring in my book while waiting for my mom to finish her workouts. As I grew older, my mom would take me and my sister for runs during summer vacations. She also had gym equipment at home that she encouraged us to use. Thanks to her example, my sister and I became certified personal trainers. My mom, now in her late sixties, remains active and in great shape.
I am a mother of three boys who keep me busy. Staying active and exercising before, during, and after each pregnancy came naturally to me. However, after my last baby, I struggled with my physical appearance and condition. It took a lot of internal work and self-compassion to slowly regain a better version of myself. During that time, I learned the importance of sleep, managing stress, nutrition, consistency, and self-love.
I am now honored to work with Alicia, my former teacher in personal training school. Her knowledge and passion for wellness is inspiring, and I am proud to be a part of TBM, helping change the lives of women who come through its doors.
Certification: NASM Certified Personal Trainer
Location:
1188 Stonecrest Blvd. Suite 107
Call 803-493-7962