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Yes, you can "Release" fat fast!
Yes, you can have the body of your dreams.
BEGINNERS CAMP
is NOT for everyone. You are not a Beginner if you
have simply been out of the exercise loop for a long time.
Most ladies are pretty "out of shape" when they begin our
regular classes. There are low-impact modifications for
anyone needing to take it down a level. That being said,
our "Advanced" ladies will be challenged by heavier weights,
higher jumps and faster sprints. We have
yet to meet someone that did not feel challenged!
You cannot "fail" if you never
give up!
BEGINNER CAMPERS should have special
limitations, including but not limited to injury and/or
a weight-loss goal of 60 pounds or more. However, weight
should not be a prime determinant. We have many ladies
with excess weight to lose that remain in our regular classes
because... 1) they have no injury-related physical limitations
and... 2) are able to keep up with the class by
challenging themselves at their level! There are
exceptions and that may be you...just until you get up to speed.
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5:30
a.m. - 6:30 a.m.
(Tuesdays and Thursdays only) |
6:30
p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
(Mondays and Wednesdays only) |
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*fees
include pre- and post-evaluation, camp t-shirt and
fat-burning food plan
NOTE: Beginners Class size limited to 12. |
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Beginners Class
4-week session fee
2 classes per week: $140 (8
classes)
3 classes per week: $209 (12 classes)
4 classes per week: $249 (16 classes) |
LOCATION:
Beginners Boot Camp classes meet at Beechwood Elementary School
in Fullerton, just on the border of Brea (Bastanchury & Brea
Blvd).
click for map
TIMES:
Beginners classes will be offered 2 mornings and 2 evenings
Monday through Thursday. Your options: 2, 3 or 4 days for
4 weeks. Choose the times/days that work for you.
Email:
Suzanne@breabootcamp.com
with any questions.
Success Quote:
Whether you THINK you can or cannot do something, either way,
you are right." Read that one again, and believe it!
It is a powerful shift in mindset that will change your life.
Remember to work
at your own pace and stop if you feel lightheaded. However, this is completely normal during the first week,
especially if you have not participated in exercise in a
long...long time! Many of our "regular" bootcampers
experience this for a few days each session. Remember, you
will progress very quickly and should feel energized (albeit a
bit sweaty) by the second week. It simply means you are
working hard and most of the blood that is normally being
shuttled to your head is doing extra duty somewhere else, like
your thighs! It takes time to build up a solid level of
physical fitness. The key to achieving this goal is to keep a
positive attitude, train consistently and eat clean frequent
meals. Only then will
you experience the many rewards.
Get ready for results!
Eating clean and frequently will double your results and
is 80% of your success in any program. We recommend you purchase
the book, "The Eat
Clean Diet,"
by Tosca Reno - you'll
love it!
We use all of the standard boot camp gear: medicine
balls, resistance bands, jump ropes, agility ladders and even
weighted hula hoops! Low-impact
exercises, but you will work with intensity, sweat and breathe
heavily. You do not have to run or jump if
you're not ready. We will encourage you to get out of your comfort level.
How can you burn fat most effectively?
Combine nutrition with training! If you
don't subject your body to enough cardiovascular stress during
your workouts, your body will have no reason to change and burn
fat.
The body is a very clever machine that adapts to everything we
do in order to survive. This is our bodies number one
goal (and explains why our body would much rather hold onto fat
as a survival tool!)
Almost anyone, at
any age, can do some type of physical activity. You can still
exercise even if you have a health condition like heart disease
or diabetes. In fact, physical activity may help.
Reasons to check with your doctor
before you exercise include:
- any new symptom you haven’t discussed with your doctor
- dizziness or shortness of breath
- chest pain or pressure, or the feeling that your heart is
skipping, racing, or fluttering
- blood clots
- an infection or fever with muscle aches
- unplanned weight loss
- foot or ankle sores that won’t heal
- joint swelling
- a bleeding or detached retina, eye surgery, or laser
treatment
- a hernia
- recent hip surgery
Safety Tips
Here are some things you can do to make sure you are
exercising safely:
- Start slowly, especially if you haven’t been active for a
long time. Little by little build up your activities and how
hard you work at them.
- Don’t hold your breath during strength exercises. That
could cause changes in your blood pressure. It may seem
strange at first, but you should exhale, or breathe out, as
you lift something, and inhale, or breathe in, as you relax.
- Always have a professional help you purchase the right
shoes for walking or jogging.
We highly
recommend The
Running Lab in Orange for your first fitting. They
provide a "free" professional fitting with all shoes,
and spend 20 to 30 minutes making sure you have the right
support for your feet. Finding the right shoe is so much
more extensive and important than just having your foot
measured for size and finding something you think is cute.
Most knee and foot pain, as well as shin splints, are directly
related to improper shoes. Please make this a priority -
you'll be glad you did!
- Unless your doctor has asked you to limit fluids, be sure
to drink plenty when you are doing activities. Many older
adults don’t feel thirsty even if their body needs fluids.
- Always bend forward from the hips, not the waist. If you
keep your back straight, you’re probably bending the right
way. If your back “humps,” that’s probably wrong.
- Warm up your muscles before you stretch. Try walking and
light arm pumping first.
Questions?
Suzanne@breabootcamp.com

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