With a new year and new resolutions abound, Duewel Fitness, Inc. offers "The Workout Guy," a 7-day-a-week, 365-day-a-year Internet trainer for less than a dollar a day
NAPERVILLE, Ill., Jan. 13, 2009 — Qualified personal fitness trainers usually charge $100 or more per hour of training. For the attention and guidance most overweight Americans need, it'd cost thousands of dollars in trainer fees to achieve the desired fitness goals; that's why Duewel Fitness, Inc. launched The Workout Guy.
The Workout Guy ) is where people can turn for help in an age of tough economic times to make a sensible, health-conscious difference in their lives.
Online personal training is a revolutionary new technique aimed at helping Americans save hard-earned money as problems like unemployment and the credit crisis continue to drag on the economy. With the United States facing an unprecedented obesity epidemic, shows like NBC's "The Biggest Loser" have seen a spike in ratings as people search for help shedding weight. As traditional training rates routinely approach $75, $100 or $150 per hour, most people simply can't afford the amount of help needed to successfully accomplish their goals.
Individualized fitness programs with video demonstrations, constant accountability and nutritional guidance are at the core of The Workout Guy's system. At the "Gold Level," clients not only receive workouts, but low cal/low fat recipes, fitness tips and articles, fitness calculators and charts, food and exercise logs, maps, weather and state park updates, and information about local doctors and hospitals.
An obese individual looking to lose 50 pounds might need to exercise five days a week. With , the entire week's routine can be viewed and printed, creating a cost-effective solution to a formerly pricey problem. Programs are tailored to each individual client, so fitness level and available equipment are taken into account for each design.
The Workout Guy is Brian Duewel, owner and director of training for Duewel Fitness, Inc. "After years of training in a one-on-one setting, I realized there was a need for new ways to help my clients," Duewel said. "Especially now, with everyone worried about money, I decided that taking my training online would benefit everyone."
For additional information or for a demonstration on online training, contact Brian Duewel or visit .
About Duewel Fitness, Inc.:
Duewel Fitness, Inc. is a full service fitness organization offering one-on-one, couples, group and corporate fitness training. Brian Duewel is a multi-certified personal trainer who writes regular fitness columns for numerous newspapers and magazines.
Contact:
Brian Duewel, Director of Training
Duewel Fitness, Inc.
(630) 303-6924
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