Small Group Training IN CT
SMALL GROUP FITNESS TRAINING CT
“Engaging in activity to improve performance and/or fitness; this is best accomplished by understanding general sports training principles: overload, reversibility, progression, individualization, periodization, and specificity.” – Kasper, Korey MD
Small Group (private 3-8)
Coach will work with you to create a flexible program tailored to your group’s fitness needs. Options can include but not limited to; couch-to-5K, Strength, Tabata, HIT, Boot Camp, Low Impact, Circuit, Barbell, Yogability, MMA, wrestling, self-defense, Running, obstacle course training.
Our Small Group Training programs offer personalized attention from our certified coaches in a group setting that is both fun and effective.
Gather your families, friends, and coworkers to create your own small group today!
- Catering to small groups
- 60-minute session, pricing per person (pp)
- Option of 4, 8, or 16 session package
- $30 per session
- Ask about getting the first class FREE!
Private Stretch
Our bodies are constantly evolving and changing, so it’s important to make sure we are taking care of ourselves and our overall mobility. Whether you’ve been stretching the same way since grade school, have “texting” neck, spinal compression, sit all day, have a long commute, or have experienced pain from playing tag with a child or passing the pepper at dinner, it’s important to unlock those tight areas for pain-free movement.
With the right care, we can help you move better and even make you taller! Take the first step towards a healthier, happier you and contact us today.
- 30-min & 45-min sessions available
- Packages available of 3 to 10 session
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All YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SMALL GROUP TRAINING
Small group training is an efficient and effective way for both clients and trainers to get results. Grab some friends and let the work and laughs begin!
What Is Small Group Training?
Small group training is simply the extension of standard, one-on-one personal training to a group of people. Instead of working with one person at a time, you train several clients together.
Size is important in group training. Too many participants and it turns into a workout class. You need a few enough people that you can provide individualized attention to each client. Small group training typically has ten or fewer participants.
Working with a group is different from one-on-one training in more ways than the obvious. You cannot provide as much personalized training in a group. Some degree of generalization is necessary. The focus in a group is less on education about personal fitness and more on getting in a regular workout.
Benefits of Training in Small Groups
Small group training is growing in popularity with gym clients, which is why you need to consider it. There are several benefits to the client. The most important benefits are lower costs compared to one-on-one training and more personal attention than exercise classes.
Camaraderie and Motivation
Many people feel more at ease when they are not the sole focus of the trainer’s attention. A group also provides a sense of camaraderie, that everyone is in this together. Social support is a powerful tool for motivation and higher attendance.
Small Group Training is Fun and Versatile
Working with groups is often more fun than standard training. One-on-one sessions often feel more like chores, while a small group training session is social and engaging. The clients usually find it to be more fun, and that rubs off on the trainer. Working with a group allows you to try different workouts and strategies to meet each participant’s needs.
How it Works
Rally 4—10 friends/family/kids. Contact EAC, and we will assign a coach for your group. Address the group’s physical strengths and weaknesses, likes and dislikes. The coach will design a program based on participant feedback. Schedule weekly sessions in advance. Small Group sessions require a 4 or 8-week commitment with a minimum of 4 participants.
SMALL GROUP TRAINING
Small group training is an efficient and effective way for both clients and trainers to get results. Grab some friends and let the work and laughs begin!
What Is Small Group Training?
Small group training is simply the extension of standard, one-on-one personal training to a group of people. Instead of working with one person at a time, you train several clients together.
Size is important in group training. Too many participants and it turns into a workout class. You need few enough people that you can provide individualized attention to each client. Small group training is typically ten or fewer participants.
Working with a group is different from one-on-one training in more ways than the obvious. You cannot provide as much personalized training in a group. Some degree of generalization is necessary. The focus in a group is less on education about personal fitness and more on getting in a regular workout.
Benefits of Training in Small Groups
Small group training is growing in popularity with gym clients, which is why you need to consider it. There are several benefits to the client. The most important benefits are lower costs compared to one-on-one training and more personal attention than exercise classes.
Camaraderie and Motivation
Many people feel more at ease when they are not the sole focus of the trainer’s attention. A group also provides a sense of camaraderie, that everyone is in this together. Social support is a powerful tool for motivation and higher attendance.
Small Group Training is Fun and Versatile
Working with groups is often more fun than standard training. One-on-one sessions often feel more like chores, while a small group training session is social and engaging. The clients usually find it to be more fun, and that rubs off on the trainer. Working with a group allows you to try different workouts and strategies as you try to meet the needs of each participant.
How it Works
Rally 4—10 friends/family/kids. Contact EAC and we assign a coach for your group. Address groups physical strengths and weakness, likes and dislikes. Coach will design program based upon participant feedback. Schedule weekly sessions in advance. Small Group sessions require a 4 or 8-week commitment with a minimum of 4 participants.