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Does running prevent age-related muscle loss?

Is running enough to prevent age-related muscle loss? A new study reveals, it
Is running enough to prevent age-related muscle loss? A new study reveals, it’s not.

A study published in the February 2014 issue of the Journal of Strength & Conditioning research, examined the decline of leg strength in active older adults. 59 men and 35 women, between the ages of 48 and 66, who used endurance running as their primary form of exercise, were examined over the course of 5 years.

A significant decrease in isometric knee extension and knee flexion strength, in both men and women, was observed during the study. This data suggests that running alone is not sufficient in preventing age related loss of muscle strength and that a well rounded approach, that includes resistance training, would more greatly benefit aging seniors.

Our ForeverStrong program have been proven to increase both the cardiovascular fitness and strength of our clients, without the knee jarring impact of high mileage endurance running.

To find out how you can benefit from a progressive strength training program, call us for your free fitness consultation 301-200-2223.

Improve Bone Density with Progressive Strength Training

Attention Women Over 55

“My kettlebell workout is the highlight of my day! I Love how strong I feel now.

I no longer worry about Osteoporosis or my bone density. Now, I have more energy and stamina then when I was younger.

Thanks to Kelly and the ForeverStrong System, I stand taller and move better. This is the best investment I have ever made in myself. I am a client for life!”

 

Don’t take our word for it, in a recent study published in the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research by the National Strength & Conditioning Association, maximal strength training can be implemented as a simple and effective training method for postmenopausal women with reduced bone mass.

That’s just what we do at ForeverStrong!

What is progressive strength training and how can you learn it? Sign up for your free consultation and find out how you can begin your journey to getting the strong body you always wanted.

Dottie. Inspiring and Motivating.

This month, we celebrated Dottie’s 50th birthday, HardStyle, with a Fabulous 50 kettlebell workout.  50 Burpees, 50 Snatches, 50 swings, 50 Clean & Presses and 50 Goblet Squats. It was definitely fabulous.

These ladies put a lot of sweat into the celebration!

Today, We are proud to feature the birthday girl.   After 9 months of training at Fulton Kettlebells {Now ForeverStrong} , her story is both inspiring and motivating. You can read what she has to say about her experience so far. View her fabulous transformation at the end of the interview:

 

What were your initial goals, and did you accomplish them? 

The initial goal was to be able to move better, keep up with my husband, who still looks like he did when we married 26 years ago and be able to say yes to more of what life has to offer. I feel like I have accomplished those goals.  My husband and I regularly go for four and five mile hikes and are planning a bike trip soon.  This is a great thing for me and for our relationship. 

What kept you motivated and inspired to stick with us?

The environment at Fulton Kettlebells is motivating.  I look forward to the sisterhood that has developed with the “four o’clock” group of women.  We encourage each other and share our triumphs.  Kelly and Brian are very focused on helping me reach my goals.  They both have very different styles and both styles seem to hit the mark more often than not.  For the first time I find I am look forward to working out as a reward for getting through the day.   In the past, with other programs I would start to come up with excuses for not working out.

How would you compare your energy now versus before?

I had no energy before.  I came home from work and would sit on the coach and it would be all I could do to fix dinner and grade some papers. Now, I work out three times a week before going home.  On days I do not have kettlebells, I feel restless and almost always end up doing something, a walk, or a chore or something.  I am way more productive now.

How would you compare your body and physical health now versus before?

I am beginning to enjoy my body.  I have had fun shopping for smaller sizes and  I really enjoy all of the positive comments from family and co-workers.  I was really fortunate in that I did not have any identified weight related health issues (no health issues).  However, I really feel it was just a matter of time before my body did start suffering from the extra pounds.  I am glad that I was proactive about getting into shape.

How would you describe your overall transformation?

Amazing and motivating. I have come this far and feel and look years younger and better. (What better way to embrace 50!?).  I am about half way to what I thought was an unreachable and unrealistic goal.  Now not only do I think I can do this, I think I can do this this year.

How would you describe your experience with kettlebell training?

Kettlebell training is different from any other program I have ever tried.  I never really did much with weights before.  I always thought it was about aerobics and sweating.  I sweat but it is a different kind of sweat.   One thing I find challenging, but also find to be important for me is all the thinking and concentrating that goes on.   My body and mind is involved in Kettlebell training and I think that is an important link.

What was the most challenging aspect of Kettlebell Training?

Starting kettlebell training is hard because there is a large learning curve before you feel like you are doing anything.  My first few work outs exhausted me because I was so out of shape, but I didn’t not really think of them as work outs.  Sticking with something that is so new, that needs a lot of leanring and instruction is hard once you decide you just want to get on with it.  I am glad I stuck with the learning curve.

What was the easiest aspect of Kettlebell Training? 

The easiest aspect was how quickly I felt like part of a community of people all working for the same outcomes and all focused on the same basic goals.   The community at Fulton Kettlebells is really important and Kelly and Brian are key in making that happen.

What was the most fun and exciting part so far? 

The blast classes, especially the birthday blast classes are the most fun.  The most exciting part was deadlifting 106 pounds and beating all my 13 year old students in plank endurance.   My students were surprised and now when they need to wake up or refocus we will all do planks or push ups together and they really like it.  The me of just six months ago would no way be able to do that.

What’s the next goal you are working towards and how to you plan to tackle it?  

I am about 50 % of the way towards what I originally thought was pie in the sky.  I would like to get out of the obese category and maybe even borrow a t-shirt from one of my daughters.   I plan to keep coming to Fulton Kettlebells, find other ways to get moving with my family and friends and I will definitely continue to food journal and work on making healthy, life-long life style changes.

 

Motivated and inspired? Find out if kettlebell training is right for you by calling for a free consultation 301-200-2223.

 

A ‘SMART’ Goal

Meet Robin. Four month’s ago at her consultation, she wore a lovely form-fitted dress that she had fallen in love with in while visiting California. After losing a a great deal of weight on her own, she looked to the coaches at Fulton Kettlebells to help with shedding the final pounds.

Together, we set a SMART Goal.

SMART: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time Based.

Using this dress and a deadline, we created a plan.

Being new to kettlebell training, she completed the fundamentals and then started training 2-3 times per week at Fulton Kettlebells {Now ForeverStrong}. She also started a food journal and committed to making better decisions about the quality of the food she consumed.

How did she do? See for yourself:

What does Robin have to say about this?

“I can’t say enough good things about training with Brian. He has been able to help me understand how to work out properly ensuring that old injuries do not occur again and encourages me to push myself. He willingly shares his expertise with you to make the sessions fun, challenging, and a learning experience. He is easy to relate to and has a good sense of humor which helps to motivate me.

If you want to be challenged, encouraged, and see results, I highly recommend this place.” -Robin.

 

What’s your SMART goal?

Need help with your success plan? Whether your goals are physical, or performance based, we can help.

We will start by evaluating your movement to assess a baseline of where you are now. Then, based on this, we can create a plan that’s realistic for you. Working with your schedule and preferences, we can create a plan that’s relevant to you. By establishing several  short-term goals within a specific time frame, we can propel you towards your finish line.

 

 

 

 

 

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We are hiring for the following positions:

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Kelly Scott has earned the RKC Instructor Certificate

5.22.2011

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Kelly Scott, owner of ForeverStrong, has earned the Russian Kettlebell Challenge (RKC) instructor certification from Russian Master of Sports Pavel Tsatsouline in Vienna, Virginia.

The RKC certificate represents a “Black Belt” in kettlebell instruction that requires extensive preparation to attain. The 3-day RKC certification workshop, designed to be one of the most mentally and physically demanding experiences of a lifetime, is the only program which insists on stringent testing of multiple skills and strengths. Currently, only about 70% of RKC candidates succeed at achieving certification.

Kelly is now one of the few female RKC kettlebell trainers with this prestigious achievement practicing in Maryland. Now with the RKC certification, she is even more qualified to help her clients safely master kettlebell techniques to achieve their weight loss and strength conditioning goals.

Dating back to the 18th Century, Russians used kettlebell workouts to prepare for the Olympics and special forces. Tsatsouline brought a kettlebell training regime to the US over a decade ago to help actors and athletes achieve fitness. Since then, everyone from hard core athletes to exercise novices are discovering the benefits of kettlebell training as an incredibly efficient method to burn fat and build strength.

ForeverStrong now has two RKC trainers at their Fulton studio.  In addition to Kelly, their Program Director, Brian Stevens, has been an RKC instructor since 2010. Combined, they teach private lessons and group sessions.  Brian is currently training toward the 2014 Beast Tamer Challenge.  Kelly is making plans to pursue her Level II RKC certification.

In celebration of her achievement ForeverStrong is offering one free kettlebell lesson to new students every Wednesday at 12:00 PM until June 15th 2012. Registration in advance is required. To register, contact Kelly Scott at 301-200-2223.

This Could be YOU in 2012

Hey, just a quick post to let you know that we are enrolling beginners for two new Kettlebell Classes in January for Men and Women.

Monday’s and Wednesdays at 6:00AM

Tuesdays and Fridays at 9:00AM

Each class lasts one hour and will guide you through mastering the fundamentals of kettlebell training.

This young lady started in March of 2011 and look at her now! Could you be next?

Now enrolling online. ONLY  DAYS LEFT TO SAVE. Hurry the classes are almost full. You can still save $30 with early-bird discount till December 20th.

Here is the secret link to the early-bird online registration: CLICK HERE TO REGISTER NOW.

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