$49 for Four Weeks of Fit Camp plus Consultation, Nutrition Plan, and Fat Analysis at IThinkFit Gym ($400 Value)
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Certified instructors help campers to build strength & achieve health with kettlebells, cardio & nutrition in 11,000-sq.-ft. facility
Like building model airplanes, building lean muscle can be difficult without guidance, gravity, and balsa wood. Construct your own body to model with today’s Groupon: for $49, you get a wellness package from IThinkFit Gym (a $400 total value). The package includes:
- Four weeks of fit camp (a $225 value)
- A consultation (a $75 value)
- A nutrition plan (a $75 value)
- InBody 230 body-fat analysis (a $25 value)
Inside IThinkFit’s 11,000-square-foot facility, certified personal trainers, Sean Harley and Heath Michael Murray, help clients to lose weight and build lean muscle through a training-and-nutrition package. Four weeks of unlimited fit camp—which has a camper-to-trainer ratio of 8:1—allows clients to swap out an old fitness routine of bench-pressing the neighbor’s overweight cat or Garfield collection for one that mixes free weights and kettlebells with Pilates, plyometrics, and cardio. Classes are held seven days a week and change each day so the body doesn’t adapt to one mundane activity and incur the drawbacks of plateauing.
A consultation takes stock of the client’s fitness goals and lifestyle, which helps trainers to create a custom nutrition plan for each individual. To further understand their bodies, clients undergo the InBody 230 body-fat analysis, which evaluates body composition including lean body mass, percent body fat, total body water, and amount of rice swallowed at your last wedding. The staff prints out results on a user-friendly sheet that can be displayed proudly above the mantel.
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About IThinkFit Gym
The people who own the equipment at IThinkFit Gym are the same people who'll train you on it. Because they're the owners, the IThinkFit Gym trainers are invested not only in the 11,000-square-foot facility, but also in the results that come out of it. During one-on-one or small-group training sessions, they teach students about proper exercise techniques and healthy nutrition. Their intention is to educate and empower students, equipping them with the tools they need to achieve their fitness goals.