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If you haven’t worked out in years, the best place to start is with a simple, structured plan guided by a real coach who can meet you at your current fitness level. Most people don’t fail because they’re out of shape—they fail because they try to do too much, too fast, without guidance or accountability. The key isn’t doing more. It’s having someone show you exactly what to do and help you stick with it. First—You’re Not the Only One This is more common than you think. Most people we meet: Used to be active at some point Got busy with work, family, life Slowly fell out of routine Now feel like they’re starting from scratch And usually there’s a thought sitting in the background: “I should get back into shape… but I have no idea where to start.” Why Starting Feels So Hard It’s not just physical—it’s mental. You...
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The best way to get in shape for hiking season in New Hampshire is through strength training, endurance work, and balance training before you hit the trails. Most people struggle on hikes not because of cardio, but because they lack the strength and durability needed for steep climbs and long descents. If you want to actually enjoy your hikes this spring and summer—not just survive them—you need to prepare your body for what the White Mountains demand. Why Hiking in New Hampshire Feels Harder Than Expected Hiking in places like Mount Washington or other hikes in the White Mountains isn’t just a casual walk. You’re dealing with: Steep elevation gain Uneven terrain Long descents that beat up your legs Hours on your feet That’s why people often feel: Gassed early in the hike Unstable on rocky sections Completely wrecked on the way down The Biggest Mistake People Make Most people...
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Training hard isn’t enough if your nutrition is off. If you’re preparing for Tri for a Cure, Murph, a Spartan race or race season in the Mt. Washington Valley, this free endurance nutrition talk will show you exactly how to fuel for performance. You’re Not Gassing Out Because You’re Out of Shape If you’ve ever hit a wall halfway through a workout, race, or long hike—you know the feeling. Your legs feel heavy.Your energy crashes.Your pace drops. And no matter how fit you are… you just can’t push. Here’s the truth most athletes don’t want to hear: 👉 It’s probably not your fitness👉 It’s your fueling This Is Where Most Athletes Get It Wrong Most people training for: Tri for a Cure Murph Summer races and long hikes in the Mt. Washington Valley …are putting in the work. But they’re guessing when it comes to nutrition. They: Skip pre-workout fueling Wing...
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The best gym in Conway NH for beginners is one that provides coaching, structure, and accountability. Most beginners get better results in a coached environment where they don’t have to figure things out on their own. If you’re new to working out—or getting back into it after a long break—the goal isn’t just to join a gym. It’s to find a place that helps you show up consistently and actually make progress. Why Most Beginners Struggle at Traditional Gyms Walk into a typical gym and here’s what happens: You don’t know where to start You piece together random workouts You feel like everyone else knows what they’re doing You stop going after a few weeks Not because you’re lazy—because you were never given a plan. What Beginners Actually Need If your goal is to: Lose weight Get stronger Feel better in your body Have more energy for real life Then...
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DATES: April 13th to May 24th GOAL: Increase athletes 1 Rep Max in the Back Squat & Increase athletes confidence in heavy squats TEST: 1 Rep Mx Back Squat ELEMENTS OF THE CYCLE Squat Sessions: Intensity Sessions, Speed Sessions & Power Sessions.  (2-3 x / Week) Long Metcons: Long Metcons will be focused on AEROBIC CONDITIONING and should be performed at lower intensities.  Upper Body Strength + Metcon: These sessions will be designed to maintain strength in the upper body but will not be the focus.  Accessories: The accessories will be chosen to support squat strength SQUAT SESSION BREAKDOWN Intensity:  These are linear progressions that will focus first on increasing volume at 80% with 1 session at 85% that is scheduled in class and an optional session that is scheduled as accessory. We’re using a 6 By method, meaning there will always be 6 sets and the progression starts at 3 reps and will increase to 6...
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