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Rebuild Yourself Reconstruction Zone Fitness Center Bernadette DeArmond

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Rebuild Yourself

Reconstruction Zone Fitness Center

Bernadette DeArmond

February 2006 2

Reconstruction Zone Fitness Center

Focused on men and women

age 40 and above

February 2006 3

Reconstruction Zone Fitness Center

Also for Beginners People who

are “out of shape”

People with chronic illness

February 2006 4

Adverse Effects of Aging

Weakness Muscle loss (sarcopenia) Bone Loss Impaired balance Metabolic changes

Weight gainDiabetesHeart Disease

February 2006 5

Inactivity/ not Aging

Weakness Muscle loss (sarcopenia) Bone Loss Impaired balance Metabolic changes

Weight gainDiabetesHeart Disease

February 2006 6

Inactivity vs. Exercise Weakness Muscle loss

(sarcopenia) Bone Loss Impaired balance Metabolic changes

Weight gain Diabetes Heart Disease

Strength and powerMuscle growthStop bone loss ? Regain boneImproved insulin sensitivity+/-Weight lossHigher HDL

February 2006 7

Health Benefits of Exercise

Maintain or build bone and muscle

Reduce risk of coronary disease Reduce risk of Type II diabetes Reduce high blood pressure Relieve pain of osteoarthritis Relieve depression

February 2006 8

Goals of an Exercise Program

Strength Stamina Flexibility Coordination and Balance Fun

February 2006 9

Wish List for a Gym

Quiet Clean Well Equipped Real Strength Training No “body builders” Comfortable

February 2006 10

Contraindications

VS

Excuses

February 2006 12

Contraindications to Exercise

Acute MI Severe aortic stenosis Decompensated heart failure Unstable arrhythmias Uncontrolled diabetes Uncontrolled hypertension Acute infection Pulmonary embolism

February 2006 13

Excuses

February 2006 14

Not Enough Time

February 2006 15

Long Time Since Last Exercise Program

February 2006 16

Nothing to Wear

February 2006 17

Not in Shape

February 2006 18

Don’t Know How

February 2006 19

Exercise is not rocket science

February 2006 20

Strength training:PRTProgressive Resistance Training

Increase muscle and bone

Add power for daily activities Improve

metabolism Make aerobics

easier

February 2006 21

February 2006 22

Cardio-respiratory Exercise Improve endurance Lower BP Improve cardiac

blood flow Improve peripheral

blood flow Weight loss Improve balance

February 2006 23

Specialized Equipmentfor Older Clients

Keiser Air

Keiser Stretch Zone

Fit Express Hydraulics

NuStep Cross Trainers

Sci-Fit Bike

February 2006 24

Great Equipment For Active Adults

Treadmills Ellipticals VersaClimber Water Rower X-Bike Functional Trainer Skier’s Edge Core Golf Trainer

February 2006 25

“Attended Training”

February 2006 26

Customized Programs Flexible,

personalized programs

Work at your own pace

Adaptive programs for people with health problems

February 2006 27

(650-564-9388)www.reconstructionzone.com

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The road to health is paved with good intentions—Put into motion!