High Quality DVD's playable in any DVD player with complete seminar narration by
Mark Aquino, Certified Personal Trainer - ACE & NASM.

 

Lies, Rumors and Faulty Fitness Facts
by Mark Aquino

There are many lies and rumors that saturate the fitness community. This revealing presentation will shed a bright light on some of the biggest exercise and fitness lies and rumors, including resting metabolic rate, Fat Burn, pre-workout meals, post-workout meals, exercising on an empty stomach and more! Lies, Rumors and Faulty Fitness Facts, Mark's presentation from the 2010 Fit19 seminar series, presents an insightful look at what the fitness community battles to dispel and uncovers the truth behind the Lies, Rumors and Faulty Fitness Facts!!

 
 
Stress Relief & Stress Management
by Mark Aquino
 
This seminar will help participants to identify the causes of their stress and provide them with practical, effective tools to avoid, reduce and manage stress – on and off the job. Stress may be meat to one person and poison to another or a spice of life to one and a kiss of death to another.
Participants will learn the basics of how stress functions in easy-to-understand terms. Following the course, attendees will be able to recognize excessive stress levels in themselves and others. A wide range of practical actions will be presented to help avoid the avoidable, cope better with the unavoidable and also build up internal capacity to remain healthy and productive during periods of high pressure.
The course will provide practical ideas for how to reduce excessive stress and optimize lifestyle in five areas: self-management (healthy eating, good exercise, several different relaxation techniques), dealing with changes in life, changing ineffective habits, optimizing performance and focusing life purpose. At the end of the seminar, each participant will create a personalized action plan that creates lists of things they want to start doing and things they want to stop doing to protect and build health and handle stressful situations more effectively. After prioritizing these possibilities, they’ll decide which “improvement project” to take on first and develop the specific steps they’ll take to be successful.