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First Time Fitness

Goal of overall health

First Time Fitness
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When beginning a fitness program for the first time these are some helpful hints a well as important information which you should be thinking of:

If you are 35 years old and up, a physical is a great way to establish a relationship with your physician and to build up a history to review each year.

The next step is thinking about your goals, meaning what do you want to achieve? I always recommend looking at the big picture, which would be next year's physical, by incorporating month by month progressions that aren’t impossible to reach.

Once this is accomplished then I would recommend finding a personal trainer center that specializes in just personal training. Whether it is to learn the basics to eventually progress to working on your own, or to fine tune your hard work that just doesn’t seem to reach the results you are looking for.

The last step is to make the appointment and show up. The biggest battle is the one staring back at you in the mirror. Once you make the decision that it is time for a change and you are mentally focused, the sky is the limit!

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We are professional trainers who use a common-sense approach to our training and nutrition. We want to educate you on the best exercises and methods to help your training be as productive as possible. Our nutrition approach is sound and sensible—no fad diets.

Peak Physique

Peak Physique, Inc.
50 Holly Hill Lane, Greenwich
203-625-9595

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Dominic Novak

Dominic Novak
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Dominic is President, owner and lead trainer of Peak Physique. He has been in the fitness industry, training clients, for over 25 years. He started Peak Physique, Inc. in 1993, which is currently the largest personal training center on the East Coast. He holds a Bachelor's of Science in Health Fitness from Springfield College. Dominic has trained athletes, celebrities and clients of all ages. His passion is guiding clients, helping them to reach their fitness goals with his steady persistence and tireless effort.

Justin Gaita

Justin Gaita
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Justin Gaita, a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, is an avid fitness enthusiast who believes in overall health and wellness. He is a former rugby player who enjoys spending his time outdoors cycling as well as running and competing in triathlons and obstacle course races. He has successfully worked with clients of all ages and incorporates a motivational structure that works best for each individual.

Patrick McGovern

Patrick McGovern
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Patrick is a life-long student whose passion is helping others attain optimal health and well-being. He holds a Bachelors degree in Health and Wellness from Buffalo State College as well as a Masters in Health Science at Long Island University. He is a Certified Personal Trainer with the American Council on Exercise, and is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Pat is fantastic at program design and working with a diverse clientele.

Angela Schiz

Angela Schiz
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Angela is a registered Nutritionist with the American Dietetic Association, and has been in the field of Dietetics and Food Service for the past 20 years. She holds degrees in Dietetic Technology, Food Service Administration, Holistic Nutrition and holds a certification in Adult/Adolescent Weight Management. She also won the State University of New York Foods and Nutrition Award.

Josh Davis

Josh Davis
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Josh Davis,1 Year in the industry. Personal trainer at Peak Physique for 2.5 years. Bachelors of Science in Education from Wright State. Certification from National Personal Training Institute. Functional/Movement training and Special needs.


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