Personal Trainer Cambridge
Rich

Personal Trainer Service Area
Personal Trainer in
Cambridge
, Boston, Belmont, Watertown,
Arlington, Waltham, Brighton, Allston,
Somerville, Wellesley, Weston, Wayland,
Beford
Personal Trainer Bio/ Background
Rich is
a Massachusetts Personal Trainer
. Rich has
been working in the personal
training and fitness industry since
1999. After starting his career out
in a major health club, Rich moved
onto a successful personal training
franchise and eventually becoming a
studio manager for four years.
In 2007 Rich took a another step up
the ladder, going out on his own and
starting up what is now a successful
in-home personal training service.
Through his education, which
includes a B.S. in Sports Biology
from Springfield College, and
training experience, Rich has built
a solid reputation as a personal
trainer in the Boston area. After
working
with hundreds of clients over the
last 9 years, Rich knows what it
takes for his clients to be
successful in reaching their goals.
"Rich's workouts rock. I love to work out, but have a very busy travel schedule. If left to my own devices, I would not be getting the same effectiveness out my workouts as I do with Rich. For several years, Rich has been providing inspiration and creating workouts that keep me on track.
You can't find a better trainer!!" - Chris V.
Education/ Certifications
(NSCA) National Strength and Conditioning Association
CPR Certification/ AED
First Aid
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How many sessions per week are necessary?
Three is generally a good number. It will also help your progress by including cardiovascular training on the day’s in-between your workouts. The body is at its best when moving. If you are actively participating in some sort of exercise 3-5 days per week, you will see results PERIOD!
How long will it take to see the results I want?
If you are determined to workout a minimum of 3 times per week and make small changes to your eating habits your results will be very noticeable. You will also get good results 2 times per week, but it may not be as dramatic as the process explained below.