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Each 6 week session meets one time per week, and includes:
- a 60 minute workout with a fitness expert
- a 30 minute Q & A / facilitated discussion based on the "community" of that boot camp
- weekly emails for accountability and motivation
Our boot camps are for every body! Not just for "moms" or "brides", our interval style cardio and strength training classes will benefit all who come ... however, our 30 minute optional discussions afterwards are "community" specific.
Our boot camps are not a typical group of 20+ participants. We focus on the individual, intentionally keeping class sizes smaller to insure everyone gets the attention they need to safely and effectively progress toward their goals. Our program can be viewed as a prerequisite and ultimate complement to any other program or personal effort you are now partaking. Participating in our "group personal training" style boot camp will insure you get more out of participating in another class, using any particular nutrition program, or simply putting forth your own effort by yourself. Check out the Frequently Asked Questions below for more details.
*Note: the StL Bridal Boot Camp link will open up another browser window and into another web site:
We are currently holding boot camps in two locations:
Webster Groves
33 E. Glendale
Webster Groves, MO 63119
#314-963-5600 |
Richmond Heights (THE HEIGHTS)
8001 Dale Ave.
Richmond Heights, MO 63117
#314-645-1475 |
*Check out the Registration / Camp Schedule Page for times and days and the kick off of the next session. If a session is in progress, you can drop in for just the day to check it out. Email us or come by a few minutes before the class to purchase a Drop In Pass at the front desk of that facility..
If we only meet one time per week, how will you keep me accountable? Don't I need to workout more?
We keep the class sizes small enough to get to know all the campers, so with 3 instructors on staff, we keep an eye on everyone whether doing a push up in class or at work on a Tuesday afternoon by sending out Q & A emails, motivational emails online, and reminders of exercises, nutritional guidance, etc. Emails and phone call follow ups may include, but are not limited to: food journals, accountability calendar / activity trackers, grocery lists, exercise pictures, and more.
What happens if I know I won't be able to make a few classes?
We treat each case in a case by case scenario. Most likely we will work with you to make another scheduled class on another day. We have 5 or 6 classes going on each week, so hopefully we will find a week day morning, evening, or week end schedule that may fit your schedule. While each type of boot camp is geared towards moms or brides, etc., we follow a similar weekly progression so someone can go to another days class in the same week and receive a similar workout.
Can I drop in to a class one time to try it out?
Absolutely, you can drop in a day for $20 to workout with us, and then if you choose, sign up for the remaining classes at a prorated rate. Please call or email us to let us know what class you would like to join so the instructor can prepare appropriately.
What if I can’t perform a certain exercise? How can you watch so many people at once?
We keep the class sizes small enough to watch each camper, and often have 2 or 3 instructors in many of the classes to watch each person. The first few weeks focus on S.A.F.E. form with each movement we ask you to do. We refuse to teach "mindless exercises" just for the sake of a sweat, we emphasize EDUCATION of one's own body, inside and out, from walking the aisles of the grocery store to holding a "push up plank" for 60 seconds. Instructors always encourage, and while we are very serious about teaching you how to get a tough, results driven exercise session, we do not intimidate you with military type criticism.
What do I need to do to get started?
We recommend a hand towel, a water bottle, running or cross training shoes, loose, comfortable clothing, and sunscreen in the summer. Drinking fountains are available at each venue, although if we go outside, a water bottle is highly recommended.
What about the weather?
During inclement weather – too hot, too cold, raining, etc. – we will conduct activities indoors at our training locations unless otherwise notified.
Who can/should attend?
EveryBody! EBF Boot Camps are designed for all fitness levels. You don’t have to be "in great shape" to begin, in fact, the first phase, (first few weeks), are geared towards reviewing and learning fundamental exercise movements that can be done in a health club, a park, or in your living room. Whether you've played a sport in college, or have never exercised before, you will gain a new perspective on how to properly target specific muscles and movements that guarantee results. We keep the class size small enough to address individual needs so we know the fitness levels of each camper. Our goal is to offer camps for several demographics, look for boot camps for baby boomers and seniors (ForeverFIT), firefighters and police officers (FirefighterFIT), and for advanced weight management needs.
What are the times available?
The next round of 6 week camps begin the week of January 15th, 2009, and include the following:
- Wednesdays, 9:00 am - THE HEIGHTS
- Wednesdays, 5:30 pm - THE HEIGHTS
- Thursdays, 6:00 pm - Webster Groves Recreation Complex
- Saturdays, 10:00 am - THE HEIGHTS
How do you get to know each individual boot camper?
While we attempt to keep the classes manageably small, with number between 8 and 12 people per class, we are still challenged with getting to know each camper to best customize his or her experience. We begin with the Pre-camp Questionnaire, then follow up with questions, comments, and emails throughout the 6 week session to follow up with this knowledge.
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