$21 for 21-Day Boot-Camp Program at Pinnacle Performance and Fitness ($179 Value)
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Three-week program helps clients lose weight with calorie-burning classes, supportive emails & dietary information to guide healthy eating
“Get in shape” hovers near the top of many New Year’s resolution lists, right next to “deal with raccoon infestation” and “figure out how raccoons get trapped in the TV.” Stop watching so many TV shows starring raccoons with today’s Groupon: for $21, you get a 21-day Xpress Metabolic Bootcamp at Pinnacle Performance and Fitness (a $179 value). The program includes the following:
- Three indoor boot-camp classes each week
- 21-day meal plan
- 45-minute “Learn to Burn” orientation
- Supplemental nutrition and diet information<p>
Boot-camp classes meet on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at the following times:
- 6 a.m.
- 6:45 a.m.
- 8:30 a.m.
- 9:15 a.m. (Mommy and Baby boot-camp sessions)
- 5:30 p.m.<p>
Pinnacle’s indoor boot-camp classes aim to fold fitness into students’ everyday routines, leading to a positive, lifelong impact on their health. Each 30-minute boot-camp class incorporates a variety of calorie-burning and strengthening exercises, such as squats, push-ups, and resistance-band work, along with equipments such as medicine balls, kettlebells, ropes, and more to accommodate every fitness level. Classes are held three days per week and are scheduled every three weeks with no breaks between sessions. Clients will receive email updates and calls to both check in on goal progress and ensure they haven’t crushed their cell phone in a dazzling feat of newfound strength. The boot camp also includes a 45-minute orientation to help identify successful strategies, as well as a nutrition information packet to help take the uncertainty out of dietary requirements and maximize the program’s effectiveness.
Three-week program helps clients lose weight with calorie-burning classes, supportive emails & dietary information to guide healthy eating
“Get in shape” hovers near the top of many New Year’s resolution lists, right next to “deal with raccoon infestation” and “figure out how raccoons get trapped in the TV.” Stop watching so many TV shows starring raccoons with today’s Groupon: for $21, you get a 21-day Xpress Metabolic Bootcamp at Pinnacle Performance and Fitness (a $179 value). The program includes the following:
- Three indoor boot-camp classes each week
- 21-day meal plan
- 45-minute “Learn to Burn” orientation
- Supplemental nutrition and diet information<p>
Boot-camp classes meet on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at the following times:
- 6 a.m.
- 6:45 a.m.
- 8:30 a.m.
- 9:15 a.m. (Mommy and Baby boot-camp sessions)
- 5:30 p.m.<p>
Pinnacle’s indoor boot-camp classes aim to fold fitness into students’ everyday routines, leading to a positive, lifelong impact on their health. Each 30-minute boot-camp class incorporates a variety of calorie-burning and strengthening exercises, such as squats, push-ups, and resistance-band work, along with equipments such as medicine balls, kettlebells, ropes, and more to accommodate every fitness level. Classes are held three days per week and are scheduled every three weeks with no breaks between sessions. Clients will receive email updates and calls to both check in on goal progress and ensure they haven’t crushed their cell phone in a dazzling feat of newfound strength. The boot camp also includes a 45-minute orientation to help identify successful strategies, as well as a nutrition information packet to help take the uncertainty out of dietary requirements and maximize the program’s effectiveness.
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About Pinnacle Performance and Fitness
For Adam Farrell, college wasn’t a time of personal enrichment, but of unhealthy living. Once the young undergraduate student became dissatisfied with the party lifestyle he was leading in college, he began exercising regularly. He found that, unlike the quickly dissipating pleasures of pizza dinners and games of donut-glaze pong, exercise helped him cultivate the overall happiness and confidence he sought. He soon realized that he had both a passion and knack for personal training.
Ten years later, Farrell is a certified strength and conditioning specialist, a well-established personal trainer, and the owner of his own fitness facility. Aided by a staff of fellow fitness aficionados, he conducts boot-camp programs and athletic-performance-enhancement camps, leading high-intensity, circuit-style workouts that aim to slim physiques, tone muscles, and boost metabolisms. The trainers scale these workouts to accommodate clients of all athletic abilities and accommodate restrictive issues, including injuries and deep-seated fears of working out in mismatched gym socks.