Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
Sponsored Content
HomeIn BusinessFitness help personalised

Fitness help personalised

Being active isn’t always about “going your hardest” at Geelong’s Listen to Your Body (LTYB) .

LTYB is instead focused on improving fitness in a personalised way, explains owner Will D’Ornay.

“A lot of personal trainers love going really hard but our view is more about being active, healthy and becoming a better version of you,” Will says.

“It’s not about being able to run 10 kilometres. We want people to have a healthy lifestyle and make changes for the better.”

LTYB is a “three-in-one“ combination of gym, fitness class and personal training, Will explains.

“Our 45-minute group sessions are individually tailored workouts, instructed by personal trainers, designed specifically to individual fitness goals.

“Rather than expecting everyone does the same thing, we understand individual goals and abilities.“

Will knows the importance of individualised training from personal experience.

“I had a motorbike accident and dislocated my shoulder, which required me to do a bit of rehab to get it right again.

“Individualised personal training was a huge part of that process.“

The new LTYB Geelong studio provides a comfortable, non-intimidating environment for all, regardless of fitness level or age.

Members are “loving” the local studio since it opened its doors last month, Will says.

“It’s something new for Geelong and it’s been received really well so far.

“Rather than paying something like $80 an hour for a personal trainer, you can pay $52 for a whole week.“

Previous article
Next article
Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Portarlington Recreation Reserve now open

There is a new home for football, netball, tennis and cricket clubs in the Bellarine with the Portarlington Recreation Reserve now open. ...
More News

South Barwon back from the brink of defeat

South Barwon came back from the brink of disaster to keep its Geelong Cricket Association Division 1 finals hopes flickering with an almighty turnaround...

Hospital death sparks homicide investigation

The death of a psychiatric hospital patient in Geelong has become a homicide investigation, with another man at the facility under police guard as...

It’s now an all-Bellarine Premier Pennant race

Three Bellarine Peninsula clubs are left to fight it out for the Geelong Bowls Region Premier Pennant flag. Ocean Grove, Queenscliff and Drysdale are still...

Bowlers dominate local cricket

Ball seemed to dominate bat in Geelong Cricket Association and Bellarine Peninsula Cricket Association games on Saturday 20 February. Apart from Leopold’s Michael Kenneady and...

Prohibited weed infestation warning

Geelong residents should keep an eye out for a vibrant green floating plant with pale purple flowers after an infestation on a rural Anakie...

Man under police guard after hospital death

A psychiatric patient is dead and another is under police guard after an incident at a mental health facility plagued with controversy. Homicide detectives are...

Building on learning through tech

Bellarine kindergarten students will have better access to more inclusive, accessible and welcoming educational environments thanks to new funding. Ten early learning...

Shelley and United part ways

Geelong United has immediately parted ways with star Jaz Shelley in a move the club said was “mutually agreed”. The club said the decision followed...

One round to go

Independent photographer Ivan Kemp ventured to King Lloyd Recreation Reserve for the GCA3 Murgheboluc vs Thomson clash and to Armstrong Creek Sports Precinct for...

Olivia to don green and gold again

A Highton teenager will represent Australia at DTB Pokal 26 in Stuttgart, Germany, from 19 to 22 March as part of the Australian Women’s...