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Trinity Fitness - Fort
Collins, CO Kevin Steele Certified Personal Fitness Trainer, Strength and Weight Training, |
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More info Hours and prices Endorsements | Be your personal best! Referrals |
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• 30 Years Experience · Degree in Sports Medicine · State & National Awards · Private lessons · Personal Training · Strength & Weight Training
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No
more waiting. It’s time to experience your personal best. Kevin Steele can
help you do it. Whether your goal is to be more competitive at your sport — or
become healthier without hurting yourself — Kevin creates a personalized weightlifting program so
you can meet your objective efficiently, effectively, and safely. Imagine having access to a personal studio where you can meet
your training goals under the watchful eye of a seasoned trainer, using
professional equipment, and no distractions. A stickler for safety and detail, Kevin sets up and guides you
through each exercise. You learn how
to get the most from your body while taking care of it. Only by mastering
form, balance, and function can you progress to heavier weights. More than just
weightlifting. Kevin designs programs focused on whole-body conditioning, including
resistance training, kettlebell training, stretching, nutrition and cardio programs. Tell him what you’re looking for, and
he’ll create a plan to get you there. a
great resource, no matter what your condition or experience level. Kevin works with:
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All ages — from teenagers
to seniors. v
2009 - Kevin took Jacob Albers, a 17 yr old high school
student, to a state power lifting meet in Glenwood Springs, CO. Jake took
First Place in his class, broke a state record in the Bench Press and
qualified for the Nationals.
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People from all
fitness levels. From the client who is tired of sitting behind a desk all day,
to professional athletes. Kevin has taken two clients to national
weightlifting competitions. v
Disabled clients. Kevin helped a skier
who had lost a leg place fourth in the 1994 Winter Para Olympics. v
2010 - Kevin took Wade Amaral, a CSU rugby player, and Joseph Hehn to a Colorado State Meet. Both took 1st place in their respective classes.
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