TRAINING PROGRAMS

TEEN TRAINING PROGRAM

At GottaBeFit teenagers are not mini adults, therefore their training methodology and approach can not be the same, right?

 

Teenagers are going through a very unique phase on their lives . From around the age of 12years old to 15 years old teenagers have the second most accentuated growth spurt, (the first is from 0 to 2years old, when they usually achieve the half of its adult height!).

 

They may become a bit clumsy, moody, aggressive and confused.  That is all mainly because their growth hormones are pumping!

 

Appropriate nutrition is very important for the teenager as they need the energy to grow and develop but excessive body weight and body fat can be detrimental for the teen health, self steam and therefore its future.

 

A few points on why training at this age is unique:

 

  • The body is growing, therefore joints are usually looser and less stable
  • Bones are growing too
  • Incorrect training techniques and methodology could result in injury
  • Incorrect training intensity could have a negative impact on growth and development
  • Excessive exposure to the fitness culture could aggravate self-steam
GottaBeFit teen training program covers:
  • Nutritional advice to teen, parents or carers. (or the person responsible for teen meals)
  • Injury prevention with stability and core training
  • Teaching the correct exercises technique and form
  • Meaningful and fun sessions to keep teen engaged
  • Appropriate training intensity and volume to enhance growth and development
  • Balance and coordination training
  • Monthly report to parents or carers

and so much more.

Now is the time to "give it a go" and try GottaBeFit.

Life is better when you are fit

Active kids are healthy kids

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Exercise can have many benefits for people with arthritis. Regular physical activity can reduce some of the symptoms of arthritis, and improve joint mobility and strength. Helpful exercises may include warm-water exercise, tai chi, resistance training, dancing, swimming, walking and chair exercises.


Preventing osteoporosis

Evidence from a variety of sources indicates that exercise can increase the mineral content of bone, raising the expectation that exercise programs may be effective therapy for the treatment of osteoporosis, and the prevention of hip and spinal fractures.


Managing diabetes

Regular exercise is an important part of your diabetes management. If you are on insulin, it will help your insulin to work more efficiently and assist with your blood glucose control.


Reducing obesity

If you want to lose weight, it’s important to combine healthy eating with regular exercise and physical activity. Australians are recommended to get at least 30 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity on most, preferably all, days of the week.


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