Champion Status Training

We perform our training through agility/strength training sessions for our athletes, while focusing in more so on circuit training along with HIIT (high intensity-interval training) for our fitness clients. Our main population that we cater to are females from all sectors. Young and old are welcomed!

Training with us will bring immense value to your athletic performance and open many doors of opportunities for the next level . From a fitness standpoint, when training with us, you will gain longevity to your life along with achieving any fitness goals that you may have set out for yourself! Toning of muscles in certain areas of the body is what most ladies aim for, right? And of course overall enhancement in “body physique”.

We want everyone to know that our Head Trainer "Mo" is very passionate about what she does and brings a different flavor to the scene & industry. A personal quote of hers is " I personal train because it’s definitely a passion and natural gift from God that I’ve carried for as long as I can remember! It fuels me day in and out to be able to help others transform their bodies in ways they would have never imagined. Any gains or goals achieved by my clients is what keeps me rolling"!

Champion Status Motto: “God, Grind, Go Time”

High intensity interval training (HIIT) takes advantage of short, micro bursts of very high intensity exercise, coupled with a short duration of timed recovery. HIIT workouts are very powerful in that they create an “in workout” oxygen deficit in an effort to create EPOC, or excess post-exercise oxygen consumption. EPOC is a physiological condition in which the body is stressed after the workout, utilizing further amounts of energy (above and beyond that required for the actual workout) to replace the used substrates and bring the systems of the body back to resting levels stressed during the HIIT workout. HIIT is powerful if used responsibly but requires recovery between workouts. Refueling, rest, and lots of stretching is what we would suggest if you’re going for this type of workout!

Circuit training involves a series of resistance exercises designed to promote strength and muscle endurance. Circuit training is typically organized in timed, stations of movement, which can be resistance or cardio-based. Most of these workouts are quickly completed with only 10-20 sec rest breaks between stations. We would highly suggest 3-4 rounds to get a great workout in!

An essential part of improving strength and muscular endurance, resistance training can incorporate body weight, TRX Suspension Training, free weights, weight machines, etc. Traditional strength training techniques, including super sets (2 or more exercises in a row for opposing muscle groups), giant sets (3 successive exercises targeting the same muscle groups), ascending and descending pyramids and eccentric loading. We know all of this terminology sounds “savvy” to an outsider, but just know that if you partake in any form of resistance training you will definitely yield results!

The muscles that attach to the spine and pelvis are referred to as the “core muscles”. If you never quite knew “where” it begins and ends, there you go! Now, core exercises recruit one or more large muscle areas (abdominal, back, torso, chest, shoulders, and hips) and involve multiple joints. They are a high priority in terms of both health and performance. A stable core can generate a greater transfer of power to the extremities and can also reduce your risk of injury. Core training is good for all ages but primarily good for athletes, dancers, and for any of you who consider yourselves “active”. It will give you better stability and balance to carry out those everyday life tasks you may have!