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Review 1/24/2008
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To whom it may concern;
I have been a Warrior Fitness client for seven months. All I can say - and I say it to my friends and family all the time - is thank God for the trainers and staff at Warrior Fitness.
I came to Warrior Fitness during a very frustrating time in my weight loss journey. After loosing fifty-five pounds through my own efforts, I could not seem to loose any more weight - and I was still forty pounds away from my goal. I realized it was time to involve a personal trainer, with the right training program, if I wanted to regain a healthy weight and level of fitness. I consider myself fortunate that I happened upon Warrior Fitness sooner, rather than later, in my search.
Since joining Warrior Fitness, I have lost an additional twenty pounds, my waist is eight inches smaller, and my goals are clearly within reach! I have come to admire and respect the Warrior Fitness staff and trainers - all of whom practice the philosophy and fitness lifestyle they prescribe to their clients. I firmly believe, it is only through their tough, no nonsense approach that I was able to get back on track and loose those notoriously tough last few pounds.
While Warrior Fitness is up front about their stern, military style approach, their trainers are just as ready to counsel and encourage clients on a personal, compassionate level in order to maintain a balance, positive training experience. My personal trainer has demonstrated an uncanny ability to recognize what I am mentally and physically capable of, then encourage me to surpass my own limitations. It is hard work. And for those who want an easy workout, and are perhaps willing to accept lesser results, there are conventional health clubs. As for me, I am convinced that staying the course with Warrior Fitness is essential to meeting, and most likely exceeding, my health and fitness goals.
Sincerely, Wendy O'Connor
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