[NSW] 50% Mobile Personal Training off for Ages 50+ (Sydney Only) @ Remonta Fitness

10

Go to Deal

AssociatedLiamelnino on 01/12/2018 - 17:22 remontafitness.com (154 clicks)
Last edited 02/12/2018 - 23:23 by 1 other user

Remonta Fitness are running a promotion of 50% off for Ages 50+ to try get adults and our seniors more involved in to health and fitness.

Maximum cost per session is $50/hr, I doubt you will find a cheaper price. There are also plans which are even cheaper. No gym membership fees or equipment are required either.

It is a mobile service as well, so that customers with mobility issues don't have to leave the comfort of their own home or a place of their choosing.

We also work with physiotherapists and other health professionals to help with any issues they may have.

As you all know, as one grows older, the more exercise becomes vital to their health and longevity; allowing them to keep up with the grandchildren, continue to do the things they love and even help them with the simple things such as shopping for groceries and walking up stairs.

There are so many benefits to doing exercise and it is never too late to start. So if you know anyone that may need our services, contact us and we can help them become fitter, healthier and stronger.

Related Stores

remontafitness.com

• 

  Frayin on 01/12/2018 - 17:29

  +1

  Darn. I'm not 50.

• 

  Thatbargainhunter on 01/12/2018 - 17:47

  +2

  I have no idea how good or bad these guys are. But Id be hesitant of:

  A) not using someone recommended. As someone heavily involved in the fifness scene, there are so many personal trainers who know shit all, or give out totally incorrect jncormation
  B) no trainer profiles on the website, including qualifications, experience and areas of fitness expertise.
  C) paying upfront for multiple sessions before doing a single session with your trainer.

  • 

    Associatediamelnino @ remontafitness.com on 01/12/2018 - 18:27

    Totally agree with you. That's why we offer a free consultation before they need to buy anything.

    After they get in contact with us, we choose a personal trainer we believe is best for whatever goals they want to achieve. The personal trainer will then visit the customer for their consultation. If they are not happy for whatever reason we can easily swap the trainer. They can also simply not go along with it.

    As for our trainers, they are all ready and qualified. However, I will let the boss know about the trainer profiles. Thanks for the tip!

    • 

      Megan on 02/12/2018 - 15:54

      Um, aren't you the boss? According to your ABN the business is yours

• 

  kimba88 on 01/12/2018 - 18:05

  I've not really heard of personal trainers working with physiotherapists to help with 'issues'. I thought only exercise physiologists were qualified to 'treat'.
  I agree with @sambutler9876..im skeptical. Paying for a plan upfront does not sit well with me.

  • 

    dempsey on 01/12/2018 - 18:26

    +2

    Personal trainers with a cert 4 can work with physios to treat issues. They are just not able to diagnose so they must refer to a physio or doctor first if an issue arises

    • 

      kimba88 on 01/12/2018 - 18:53

      That boggles my mind. A cert 4 doesn't take long to get compared to a uni degree that goes through anaotomy and physiology comprehensively over 4yrs.

      • 

        thedriver on 01/12/2018 - 19:07

        +1

        This isn't uncomment. The idea is that physios provide the specific exercises or rehab and the (cert4 qualified) personal trainer ensure the client is doing them and doing them correctly.
        Example :
        The physio and the trainer can talk and the physio can say, "hey, I want our client doing squats, but they've got a hip impingement so don't go too low and I really need them to focus on core activation before they initiate the move…"
        It's much safer for clients to have their physio involved in their physical activity and often provides better outcomes for the client.

        • 

          dempsey on 01/12/2018 - 19:24

          @thedriver: Yes exactly

        • 

          Associatediamelnino @ remontafitness.com on 04/12/2018 - 13:38

          @thedriver: that's right! couldn't have said it better myself.

• 

  2ndeffort on 01/12/2018 - 18:31

  +1

  Wow, I'm 51 and first time I've been called 'elderley'.

  • 

    Associatediamelnino @ remontafitness.com on 01/12/2018 - 18:42

    forgive me sir! did not mean to offend you in any way, totally skipped my mind. I have changed it now.

• 

  Iam12 on 01/12/2018 - 18:46

  classic, selling wine on a fitness company website

• 

  DU99 on 01/12/2018 - 19:47

  +1

  Not all over 50's can afford that cost…..

  • 

    Associatediamelnino @ remontafitness.com on 04/12/2018 - 12:15

    Personal training (from my experience) usually ranges from $50 to over $250, and you usually have to have some sort of membership to a gym.
    We are providing a mobile service, so we are going to you rather than making you go to us.

    We understand that even though we see this as a really low price, not everyone can afford it. If you are someone who really needs it, get in contact with us (shoot us an email or send us a text message, whatever you're comfortable with) and let us know your situation and your budget. We will try our best to find a personal trainer who is willing to help. However, we can't force them to do it if they don't want to.

• 

  Megan on 02/12/2018 - 15:46

  I'm not sure the OP realises just how condescending their post is.
  A senior at 51. (wow)
  Referring to us as "our seniors" (isn't that just too cute! )
  Referring to "they" "their" "them" as if anyone over 50 couldn't possibly be using a computer themselves.

  • 

    Associatediamelnino @ remontafitness.com on 04/12/2018 - 12:01

    I'm sorry you feel that way, perhaps we have worded it wrong, but we are trying to help by giving a big discount and a mobile service