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Military Fitness (Boot Camps)

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pegasusmilitaryfitness · 16/10/2011 20:05

Hello everone,I run a military fitness company in London and would like to find out peoples thoughts on group fitness and their opinions on Boot Camps to help improve my service and company.I look forward to hearing what you have to say,good or bad :),thanks in advance Barry

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nametapes · 16/10/2011 20:52

There is nothing like group fitness to spur you on. Having been a fitness instructor since 1995 i love to join in classes too keeping fit. Working together as a team is great, its keep you going and prevents you from stopping, when you otherwise would if you were exercising alone.
With a word like Boot Camp, it psychologically prepares you for all the hard work ahead, knowing its going to be hard. It also implies to me that the trainers there will be tough, strict, and encouraging, but supportive with it.
Can you run one for teenagers/young people. ??

GypsyMoth · 16/10/2011 20:53

Agree with teens. Myself and dd would LOVE to do one together

pegasusmilitaryfitness · 18/10/2011 10:32

Thanks or the feedback,I wouldnt describe myself as strict etc more motivational and we try and lead by example.We try and make every session challenging for all abilities but never patronise or make people feel self conscious like some of the more extreme ones you see on some TV shows.
A teen Boot Camp is something we are looking at starting very soon :)

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