Personal Training Online

We’re in the process of moving! No longer at previous location!
To get this out into the open as quickly as possible, I converted a 2 car garage into a personal training studio. This lets me control the entire space and ensure it’s run the way I want it to be run. I choose the cleaning protocols (I did BJJ for a bit so my cleaning protocols follow ensuring no one gets any weird mat fungus so I’m more than likely cleaner than a typical “gym”) and there’s no one randomly walking in front or behind anyone while we’re swinging heavy kettlebells.
I’ve trained people in larger facilities and been trained in larger facilities. Other people were always the variable as there was no controlling their movement. Here I can control the space and know that no one is going to be moving / walking where they shouldn’t be.
Most of the gear chosen was actually from an original design I put together for a previous employer and their employee gym. I thought “what do I think would make the perfect gym”, then I put a list together. I’m big on functional training as both a corrective exercise specialist and a performance enhancement specialist. Much of my background revolves around making people stronger pound for pound versus bulking someone up to look aesthetically strong but lacking in the actual power / endurance categories.
I offer remote coaching, either live or as an accountability partner. Accountability partner offers programming via app, text check ins, private Facebook group, video submission exercise form checks, and video check in calls. With live calls I’ll watch and instruct you via Google Meet for 1 hour.
My personal training philosophy
I come from multiple schools of thought on the matter of personal training, but lately have been leaning more towards the school of thought surrounding not overdoing training. The first few weeks will be trial and error as we attempt to identify the point of pushing your body to almost soreness, but once we have it dialed in I want you to be able to train as many times per week as you want without being sore. This is a similar methodology of the school of strength of StrongFirst, and has become a growing movement within the fitness industry.
The idea is this – I’ll put you through some movements to identify areas where your body needs some individualized attention, put together a corrective exercise program to strengthen those individual areas while also working on functional compound movements that target multiple muscle groups at the same time to get you stronger and more durable.
But I don’t want to push you to the point where you’re sore and start avoiding exercise (you will be sore in the beginning as we figure out this point, but after a few weeks it won’t happen.) Then you can exercise freely (both with and without me), increase your cardio, increase your strength, and improve any muscle imbalances that are causing you issues in life.
Depending on your comfort level on the matter, I have a lot of boxing / kickboxing gear at my disposal as well to play with. This is great for endurance training, weight loss, and core strength.
We’ll be using gear that lets you move freely, so no giant pulley machines. We need to stabilize the body. There’s no machine going up and down stairs or picking up groceries so there’s no machines in the gym (besides the treadmill.)
The gym
Available gear –
- Standard olympic rack for deadlifts, squats, and bench press
- Adjustable bench to incline and decline bench
- Dip station
- 2 different sized pull up bars for grip strength
- Free weights for bench (and potentially curls)
- Landmine station
- Heavy assist bands for assisting will pull ups
- Kettlebells – lots and lots of kettlebells
- Bulgarian and Swing Bags
- TRX Suspension and Rip Trainer
- Weight vest, ankle weights, arm weights
- Bungie straps for arms and ankles
- Ab wheel, sliding discs, balance board
- Heavy banana bag for punching and kicking
- Focus mitts, thai pads (for kicking)
- Spar bar (for ducking under / ab workouts)
- Other misc boxing things (like tennis balls strapped to your head)
- Variety of fitness bands and straps to target muscle imbalances to make you more durable / stronger / move more efficiently
- Agility ladder and cones
- A variety of foam rollers and therapy balls (some even vibrate)
And a water cooler with cold water so we can catch up on the latest office gossip before and / or after the workout!
Testimonials – live and online training
Jason is super knowledgable in different styles of fitness. Well rounded workouts that focus on all the areas that you communicate need it/want to be addressed…and for all fitness levels. The studio itself is clean, spacious and well equipped.
Im a massage therapist and self-care is super important to me to be able to maintain my career and practice. I typically work out with him once a week and If I could, it would be more often. Everything you’d want in a trainer: punctual, professional, and always prepared to give you a great workout and keep it interesting. – Jared [please visit Jared’s Massage therapy practice at J. James Therapy]
I’ve never been much of a gym rat, always found going to the gym quite boring, but Jason made working out so much fun! The time flew by and although I was beat after the work out, I didn’t feel overworked. I can tell he spent time customizing my experience – as soon as I told him I have wrist issues from repetitive motion of my job as a musician/teacher, he came up with warm ups, stretches, and exercises that can help strengthen that. He even helped me stretch out some cramps later that night way after our time together via text message! Will definitely recommend to friends and family! – Olivia [please visit Olivia’s music school at Luna Music PDX]
– Davide
Amazing thing to get back into fitness, while getting back to normal! My wife and I have been taking the kickboxing class on line. It’s really great how Jason has multiple camera angles and the timer displayed on the screen. I had no idea I could get such a great workout, just punching and kicking in the air. I feel great and it’s been so amazing to be part of a “group” workout again. Love the feeling of community and engagement in the workouts! Thanks Jason! – Curt
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