I help people stay in shape through visual workouts.
I help people stay in shape through visual workouts.
WHO AM I
I was born in Granada, Nicaragua and I came to the United States when I was a year old. I’m a bit of an introvert, even a self diagnosed recluse. But I consider myself a very friendly and helpful person nonetheless.
I disliked school very much growing up. But I loved to learn.
When I graduated high school, I attended Miami International University of Art & Design to learn fashion design and marketing. I did not complete either of these paths- I wish I had though.
My world revolves around my son, my partner, my family, my work and my passion for learning.
I love to travel and I’m crazy about ⚽.
WHY JLFTINESSMIAMI?
I am a multi-passionate person. I’ve worked as a fitness professional for well over 10 years but I’m also a self-taught graphic designer.
Why visual workouts?
I believe visual workouts are easy to comprehend. You see the exercises, the format and the workout description (reps, sets and rest periods) all in one image.
If your workout routine needs structure and purpose, then this is the place to be.
MY TRAINING PHILOSOPHY
Before I let you in on my training approach, let me introduce you to one of my favorite quotes.
”Have a mind that is open to anything, and attached to nothing.- Tilopa
You see..
There are many ways to get in shape and stay in shape.
I’m very careful when I use the following phrase when I give fitness related advice, “you should”..
You should do high intensity intervals…
You should not use machines, only free weights…
You should use kettlebells instead of dumbbells…
Try to incorporate different training styles if you can. Your body and your mind will thank you.
Different training approaches have different benefits.
Kettlebells are good for strength and mobility. Dumbbells and barbells are great for bodybuilding and high intensity work.
Machines are good to focus on a set of muscles and bodyweight exercises are good for overall vitality and core strength.
Those are just the tools, then you can create different workout protocols around them.
PART 2 OF MY TRAINING PHILOSOPHY
In order to get significant results from your training sessions, one should should seek continuous improvement with every workout.
Here are a few good examples of that:
Over time, this approach has a positive compounding effect.
HAVE ANY QUESTIONS? SUGGESTIONS?