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Schedule Online!Jeffery Adams, Personal Training and Group Fitness
I start by saying “thank you, thank you, thank you”!
I am Jeffrey Adams! ……. A firm believer that a candle never loses it light by lighting another candle. One day I woke up and decided to make my avocation my vocation. So, here I am living my dreams showing adults and children that fitness can be fun!!!!We all have our gifts and passions, touching lives through exercise is my gift and I want to share it with the world. So I am always happy to be a guest instructor at other facilities. It is a compliment when I am invited. My approach to group fitness is simple… K.I.S.S. Keep It Simple Stupid.
Music, energy, enthusiasm, motivation, and sweat allow me to create an encouraging atmosphere where challenge meets in a group setting. I then go into autopilot!In class, We strive for “perfect” form, “excellent” endurance, and “dynamic “ intensity with each second, minute, hour, day, week, month, and year of our workouts!
Before moving to Atlanta in 2007, I trained privately and taught classes at Club H, Body By Mike, Gold’s Gym, NYSC, and Crunch in New York . While in Atlanta, I continued with Crunch and worked with corporate fitness groups teaching in Midtown, Sandy Springs , Dawsonville helping create boot-camp programs for a short time before becoming Group Fitness Regional Director for Crunch. Since then I have been able to once again experience different fitness facilities and spread my love for fitness. The motto” No Judgments” allow members to do their best and I love to apply that philosophy! Since then I have been able to work with many groups throughout the Atlanta area and these experiences are very humbling. It is encouraging to hear “I have had a great experience and felt challenged “after a class”
I teach and specialize in creating innovative group fitness programs both indoor and outdoor for many demographics never forgetting that this isn’t my workout, I am here for you. I have had twenty years of experience as an instructor and military physical training. This has allowed me to work and learn from some of the best instructors the fitness industry has to offer.
I enjoy producing Fitness and Wellness shows, I produced several for BCAT Television. I enjoy appearing and have been on various local news programs spotlighting fitness as well as produced my own fitness specials. AFAA (Aerobics and Fitness Association of America), MADD DOGG ATHLETICS , American Red Cross CPR Certification, ISCA (International Sports Conditioning Association) and IFTA (Interactive Fitness Trainers of America) are some of my professional affiliations.
3 Steps to Bikini-Ready Abs
It’s summertime in the south, which means that it’s time to break out your bikini. If your abs could use a little boot camp before the big reveal, try these three moves that are sure to tone and tighten your core muscles (work your way up to three sets of 15 reps of each of these exercises):
Medicine Ball Twists. Sit with your legs bent (heels dug into the floor), your chest lifted, and back straight. Your upper body should be at a 45-degree angle. Holding a medicine ball twist side to side, reaching toward your hip bone. The further you lean back the better, but always keep that back straight. If you don’t have a medicine ball, no problem — try a gallon-size jug of water. Take this exercise up a notch by lifting one foot up at a time and eventually both feet while twisting.
Sit-Ups. Yes, a good old fashioned sit-up is still one of the best ways to work those abs. Again, sitting with your legs bent, feet on the floor, lie down on the floor with your arms crossed across your chest. Bring your body up, eventually sitting up (with legs still bent and feet on the floor). Then, curl your body back down so that your back is flat on the ground. Be sure that you are focusing on tightening your abdominal muscles as you move through the entire sit-up.
Side Plank Dips. Lie on your side, with your legs stacked on top of each other and your right elbow bent at a 90-degree angle directly beneath your side. (Your body should form a straight line accept for your right arm, which is a 90-degree angle.) Pick your hips up, so that your body runs at a diagonal from the floor. Then, let your right hip drop and bring it back up. The goal is to let it lightly touch the floor before bringing it back up into alignment with the rest of your body. After completing your reps on one side, role onto the other (so that your left arm will be bent to support your body). Do three sets on each side.
Need a fun way to tone up your body for summer? Come try our Brookhaven Group Fitness Class!
Keep on Thriving!
—Lloyd
