Personal Trainers in Edmonton, Canada

Kelly with No Limits Fitness 780.716.8332

Achieve personal fitness. Is in Edmonton but all trainers have kinesiology and or education degrees....very basketball specific ...call Shaif. 780-451-8002

Cindy Hunt?

Servus Credit Union Place and ask for CJ Baker. He does lots of work with athletes.

Thanks, Lana Black! Hi, Laurie. Strength & Condition is my field of work. I have worked with a number of athletes from different sports (hockey, soccer, football, figure skating, baseball, and of course basketball). My goal for each athlete I work with is to increase their mobility, their strength, their cardiovascular conditioning AND make them more injury-resistant. You can reach me at cbaker@stalbert.ca . I look forward to meeting you.

Amber Schneider and Karynn Flore!

Bodybuilding.com man. Person trainer is just about paying for motivation if you can't motivate yourself. You can learn anything they can tell you.

Myles Johnston is your man. His routines and diets are the sole reason I've lost 90 pounds of fat since Jan.

Michael Dietrich with fitMD

Jillene MillieAnne is awesome!!

And just a side note, Brett Anderson mentioned bodybuilding.com, that can be an okay source for information. But in no way is it the most efficient way. I also personally know Myles Johnston and he is a genius. I can vouch that.

Best program I can recommend is http://bit.ly/1C3UTSv .. Best trainer I know though is Myles Johnston by far.

Paul Plakas but it's about $90 an hour

Joachim Lapiak?

Acacia Fitness- Angela is awesome and right here in TTowne.

Heather Layton has a great studio in magrath, called Livit. She is awesome at setting up programs and making them fun indoors and out!

I offer one on one/couples/small group max 5 in my home gym in Summerside. I also have kid friendly morning classes and can be mobile. https://m.facebook.com/groups/667561186653546?ref=bookmark

Someone at pure wellness studio might be willing. We usually do initial consults at our student but can provide you with a home program and guidance along the way. Email jamie@purewellnessstudio.com

Natasha Frost, she is a great fitness trainer and stay at home mom, and lives right in Summerside! Message me if you'd like her #, I'd have to ask her first to post it.

we have our Trainerize app. Programs designed to your needs by our trainers. http://www.yegfitness.trainerize.com

“ : check us out at http://yegfitness.ca/ ” oh I do everyday! Awesome site!

I recommend checking out trainer options here: http://www.evolvestrength.ca/our-team/

Steph Boyd at limitless body designs! She's fantastic!

Are you set on a female trainer? I am a woman and have worked with four different male trainers who have a passion for weightlifting and understand the female body. Here are my suggestions: [Dominic Oppong at Infinite Fitness](http://infinitefit.ca/apps/mindbody/staff/100000105). He's my personal trainer so I'm biased, but he pushes people hard. He's great at motivating and funny as hell, which is nice when you're spending an hour together. [Karl Gellert, also at Infinite](http://infinitefit.ca/apps/mindbody/staff/100000114). He isn't my trainer, but he really knows his stuff when it comes to Olympic lifting. Marc Roy at [Robin Mungall Fitness](http://www.rmfit.com/about-us/). He just left Infinite to work at a gym closer to home. He is constantly taking courses to improve his knowledge and does a good job of explaining lifts. [Dean Guedo at L2 Fitness](http://l2fitness.com/about-us/edmonton-personal-trainers/dean-guedo/). He is super passionate about lifting and runs courses on the Olympic lifts. He coaches Marc for lifting, and that's how I was introduced to him.

I would definitely recommend Andrea with [Work of A.R.T. Fitness](http://workofartfitness.ca/about-us/). She's well versed in weight training and is also a holistic nutritionist. She trains out of Blitz Conditioning and 4 Points Wellness downtown as well as CoE Facilities. I've been training with her for a few years and I'm really happy with the progress I've made.

I like Steph at World Health on Gateway Boulevard. She's pretty into lifting, I think she competes too.

Does the trainer have to be female or do you just want a good weight lifting trainer that accepts women.

If you are fit enough, become a personal trainer. Would be a good business opportunity since it seems like there are very few

If you are fit enough, become a personal trainer. Would be a good business opportunity since it seems like there are very few

You might want to give All-Seasons Garden Centre just off Whyte a call. A lot of hydroponic growers prefer to formulate their own nutrient mixes, so they will likely have some or all of those. Ascorbic acid can be had in any pharmacy as Vitamin C.

We got our osmocote from Amazon.com

Here's the list of banned ferts due to a-holes making bombs. Unless I missed it none of the stuff Curtis wants is on the list. http://www.nrcan.gc.ca/explosives/restricted-components/9981

Damien is great at the YMCA

Paul is quite involved with the local running and fitness community. He might be a good fit. You can reach out to him on FB. https://m.facebook.com/evolutionhillEst1978/#!/evolutionhillEst1978/

F.R.E.E. Fitness operates out of the Rock Jungle Fitness downtown location. Freefitnessinc.com

Download GetAssist. You can search for anything and you should get a few responses. I worked there very briefly, great idea and app, I just don’t do commission only jobs.

Why not just pay the fitness fee and go to the u of a gym?

Male or Female Trainer?

I would recommend Infinite Fitness, located at 23 Ave. and Rabbit Hill Road. It's a family-owned fitness studio that offers personal training and group classes like spin, pilates and various classes like TRX and HIIT. I've been with them for about a year and have had a positive experience. They have both male and female trainers, who will cater your workout to fit your goals. I have been suffering from a foot injury (plantar fasciitis) for over a year, and my trainer was able to adapt my workout each session to fit how painful the injury was that day. They also will give you tips on nutrition and can give you a home workout plan too.

We have a ton of trainers at our facility who have many different focuses. If you're looking at improving your strength, I could definitely help you out or refer you to a trainer who would suit your needs perfectly. If you'd like to chat more, feel free to email me at jon.cheung@evolvestrength.ca and I can help you find a great trainer. You can also view all of our trainers online at our website at www.evolvestrength.ca. Let me know if you have any questions!

Have you ever tried Kettlebell training? I'll PM you with details for a couple of free classes if you're interested. Edit: /r/kettlebell