
FITNESS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How many days per week should I be working out?
Your training schedule starts with where you’re at.
If you’re just getting started or coming back after a break, 2–3 sessions a week is a great way to ease in. After a few weeks, you’ll likely be ready to build from there.
If you’ve been working out already, you’re probably good to jump right into your program. Wherever you’re starting, we’re here to support you.
We also offer free assessments to learn about your goals and help you find the best place to begin.
Do you have experience with injuries, previous surgeries, etc.?
Yes, and you’re not alone—most people we work with have had some kind of injury, health issue, or area that needs extra care.
Whether it’s a sore knee, back pain, or recovering from surgery, we’ll design your training around what your body needs now. With our background in rehab and exercise therapy, you can feel confident you’re in good hands.
Can you help me with my nutrition?
Absolutely! Our training focuses on your overall health, not just exercise. We know factors like nutrition, sleep, and stress matter, so your sessions can cover more than workouts. If you want advice on food or lifestyle habits, we can cater your sessions to the factors that you want us to focus on.
Why Is Muscle Important If I Don't Want To Be a Bodybuilder Or Look Bulky?
Whether your goals are about how you look or just improving your health, building muscle is key for everyone! Muscle gives you strength and stability, helping you move with confidence. It supports your spine, bones, and joints, keeping everything steady. Muscle also stores carbs, which helps control blood sugar, and having more muscle means you burn more calories even when you’re resting.