Special Hamilton Boot Camp and Fitness Offers

fitness — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 22:46:09 +0000

2 Days Only! Be there!!

It’s been a year. The 8th annual Phoenix Fitness Hamilton Moonlight Madness is finally here! Now is the best time to help you and yours have a healthy 2010. Check out all of the great member offers for all of our most popular programs. Remember you will not see offers like these until next year if at all!!

Please Read All The Way To The Bottom For A Very Special Offer!

**Attention The Following Offer Is Only Available
By Mentioning This Website!
Special offer – Receive $150 off a paid in full membership to our Hamilton women only fitness area with mention of this site at the time of registration!!

Valid only on Dec.4 and Dec.5, 2009

Fitness Boot Camp Hamilton-WOD

fitness — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 16:32:58 +0000

Fitness BootCamp Hamilton

Dave Bennett sucking wind at Steel City Crossfit Hamilton

Start – 1000 metre row

5 rounds of;

10 Wall Balls

10 Pull ups

10 Push ups

10 Box Jumps

10 Burpees

Finish 500 metre row

Fitness Boot Camp Hamilton

fitness — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 17:04:51 +0000

Boot Camp Hamilton WOD

Any age, any level you can do it! We can help!!

21-15-9

Sprawls, Deadlifts (BW), Sit ups and Thrusters

CrossFit, Fitness and Fat Loss

fitness — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 00:16:14 +0000

I would like to tell you everything there is to know about our Fitness Boot Camps and CrossFit classes. However, it would never be as good or as convincing as Catherine’s or Natalie’s own experiences. Please read on to see if our fitness boot camp might be for you.

In 13 weeks of doing 1 to 2 CrossFit classes per week, I’ve achieved a level of fitness, strength and body shape that I never even got close to over 15-20 years of so-called gym workouts. I’ve gone down a dress size and a bit, plus my jeans size is almost two inches less – I’ll repeat.. in just 13 weeks!!

Training with Coach Adam Morden has not only changed the way I exercise and eat (forever), but also the way I plan to approach all of life’s future challenges.”

Natalie H

Five Stages of CrossFit – Boot Camp
by Catherine Bianco

Stage 1: Discovery. I look in the mirror and acknowledge the truth: I’m unfit and fat. Not that I’d ever really use the word ‘fat’ — I’d use ‘heavy’ or ‘overweight’. I know I need to make a change. But I’m not athletic, don’t like exercise classes and can’t seem to make a long-term commitment to a gym. So what to do?

Well, there’s a new place — Steel City CrossFit — that just opened up (Jan. 2007). So I walk in the door to see what it’s all about. I’m pleasantly surprised that it looks like fun — small group of people doing different movements, participating in what look like simple exercises. Initial misgivings that it would be all ‘jocks’ seem unfounded. Women outnumber men; ages range from young to ‘mature’. Not everyone is thin. Looks promising. Adam, the instructor, seems nice — unnaturally cheerful and upbeat, but then most fitness boot camp instructors usually are — I might come back and try a class.

Stage 2: Doubt. That first CrossFit class gets off to a rocky start. Adam, how can you call this ‘just’ the warm up? Nine exercises, 10 to 15 times each — I call it enough, in fact, more than enough. And you want me to do these nine exercises three times — for a WARM UP? You are out of your mind. You say you start the class AFTER the warm up? I just might start for the door and see you later.

Stage 3: Discomfort. Casting aside doubt, I come back for more CrossFit – Boot Camp classes but find myself in a state of negativity: My body doesn’t bend like that. I can’t possibly lift that much weight. I’m too old to try that. But Adam has a trick: He says you can ’scale’ the movements. If you can’t do a pushup from your toes, try it from your knees. If that doesn’t work, try it standing at the wall. He says it’s the range of motion that counts. I’m willing to give him the benefit of the doubt, at least for now. I’m feeling the effects of these classes throughout my body. To my surprise, my body seems to like the movements.

Stage 4: Realization. Hey, what’s going on? After a month of CrossFit- boot camp , I can walk up stairs without stopping on the landings . . . the numbers on the scale are decreasing . . . my clothes aren’t tight anymore. Then two months of classes and you know what I’ve learned — Adam was right: My body DOES bend like that . . . I CAN lift that much weight . . . I’m NOT too old.

Stage 5: Enthusiasm. Wow — I love CrossFit. Adam makes sure each class is different . . . the classes are very intense but mercifully short, usually about 20 minutes. I’m losing weight, gaining strength and fitness, meeting great people. As an un-athletic person who has had a very tenuous commitment to exercise, I’m now committed to CrossFit. The results feel great — and you can’t keep me away from class!