STOCKTON, CA, July 27, 2012 (Press-News.org) Social networking is a real-time communication system allowing individuals and businesses to share information and ideas online while making and retaining long lasting relationships. "Like most companies today, it benefits to incorporate direct links to Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn with anticipation of keeping the public involved with the latest news, health trends, fitness tips, and nutritional recipes" states Marketing Coordinator, Sarah Mitchell. "The goal is to assist and motivate individuals from beginning to end of weight loss objectives. To be a constant reminder that hard work and determination can be achieved."
In addition to staying connected via social media, certified personal trainers will create fitness plans to help maximum results in minimum time while communicating with members online to ensure all goals are being met. "The importance of SYNE-30 Fitness Network is to help individuals understand exercise is not only about building muscular strength and endurance but it also helps with flexibility, balance, increased energy, health and memory improvement" states Sarah. "Promoting health and fitness by helping others to establish and maintain a healthy lifestyle is the primary focus." Success stories combined with the rewards program will also provide as additional incentives.
While maintaining healthy habits are a challenge in itself, finding the motivation to begin and follow through on an exercise program can be even more of a struggle. In addition, highly marketed products and systems only add to the disappointment when the price paid is greater than the results. Working with others to inspire, encourage, and support their change is the motivation needed as a starting point to a healthy transformation. Overall, exercise routines and a moderate based diet are essential for weight loss and muscle mass improvement, and can be just as fun with or without goals.
For more information on plans, services, and program giveaways (commencing August 1, 2012) visit www.syne-30.com. Services range from an initial assessment test determining physical health, interests and goals, to an overall review of completed fitness plans.
About: Fitness professionals will assess, plan, and coach individuals every step of the way, as the objective is to dedicate a program resulting in the achievement of desired goals.
SYNE-30 Launches The 'Fitness Network" as Another Extension of Services
As part of its outreach to engage individuals in the goal to get fit SYNE-30 has developed a Fitness Network designed to meet those needs. Online blogging, sharing articles, creating forums and friend lists are just a few tools available at no cost.
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[Press-News.org] SYNE-30 Launches The 'Fitness Network" as Another Extension of ServicesAs part of its outreach to engage individuals in the goal to get fit SYNE-30 has developed a Fitness Network designed to meet those needs. Online blogging, sharing articles, creating forums and friend lists are just a few tools available at no cost.