Booty Slide Creator and Celebrated Fitness Expert Rebecca Kordecki Unveils New Fitness Site

www.rebeccakordecki.com now live.

2014-02-27

LOS ANGELES, CA, February 27, 2014 (Press-News.org) Booty Slide creator and celebrated fitness expert, Rebecca Kordecki, is pleased to announce the unveiling of her completely titivated fitness and health site - www.rebeccakordecki.com. Members and guests will enjoy a fully remodeled and expanded website that features exciting and invigorating workout videos and RK FIT fitness tips including Kordecki's 14 Day Fat Flush and Booty Lift Program.

"My intention with this new site is for it to become a place where people can come to get educated, inspired and motivated to take charge of their health and fitness," says Rebecca Kordecki owner of RK FIT and Booty Slide creator. "I believe that the perfect balance for overall health must include giving attention to all aspects of body, mind and spirit. Since I can't work with all of you one-on-one, my new website will be infused with all things fitness, diet and spirit related so that you can get RK FIT anywhere, anytime!"

The all new and fully loaded RK FIT website will feature an assortment of user-friendly enhancements and upgrades, including:

- A new functional "training area" filled with fitness tips and healthy eating suggestions for all ages
- Become a Certified Booty Slide Instructor with an at home study course
- Kordecki's brand new 14 Day Fat Flush and Booty Lift Program
- Stimulating new Move Of The Week videos
- A variety of new personal training options: Health & Wellness Over 40, Family & Kids Fitness
- Kitchen Makeover and Meal Prep & Planning Services
- And so much more.

To celebrate the unveiling, RK FIT invites fans to experience Rebecca Kordecki's signature Butt Lift Workout. Upon registering with www.rebeccakordecki.com, guests will receive a complimentary Butt Lift Workout (via email) created by Rebecca Kordecki AKA the Booty Guru!

In addition to the website's recent enhancements, www.rebeccakordecki.com will still offer popular services including One-on-One Personal Training sessions, RK FIT Group Boot Camps and of course, Booty Slide (click to watch video). For pricing and detailed information on how to sign-up for a session, please visit www.rebeccakordecki.com or email info@rebeccakordecki.com.

For up-to-date fitness advice visit www.rebeccakordecki.com, tweet @RebeccaKordecki; like @RKFit or follow @rebeccakordecki on instagram.

CLICK TO TWEET (http://clicktotweet.com/fXjF2): A new year, a new you, a new site! www.rebeccakordecki.com w/ @RebeccaKordecki #GetYourFitOn

GET THE LIFT: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vszomVQBc_s&list=UUHaF1CJ_tc-u85uPXpWl ... re&index=6

About Rebecca Kordecki
Rebecca Kordecki, Creator of Booty Slide and the owner of RK FIT, has enjoyed a robust 18-year career as a personal trainer, fitness expert, fitness model and host. She has worked with some of Hollywood's finest celebrities and athletes including the timeless beauty Raquel Welch, Hunter Tylo, Scott Wolf, Dwayne Johnson, Oliver Stone, Rick Fox and the world famous polo player Nacho Figueras along with his entire Blackwatch Polo team.

Rebecca and her signature workout Booty Slide, have appeared on The Today Show, Extra, Hollywood Heat. She has been featured in publications such as Vogue, The New York Times, Glamour, Hamptons, In Style, Shape, TimeOut NY and Daily Candy. Currently based in Beverly Hills California, Rebecca works with clients in both Los Angeles and still maintains a presence with clients on the East Coast. While living full time in NYC and the Hamptons, she was voted the Best of the Best Personal Trainer among that community for three years in a row.

About RK FIT
RK FIT, a Beverly Hills based fitness company, specializes in Personal Training, Sports Fitness, Family and kids fitness, Diet and Meal Planning, Corporate Wellness and more. Sample RK FIT activities include: HIIT and MetCon Training Drills, Core Exercises, Boxing, Jump Rope and Medicine Ball Exercises. For pricing and more info: info@rebeccakordecki.com

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