Ageless Dave

In this podcast, Rado Pagac, a fitness trainer and a well-known fitness model, shares his observations and experiences as a fitness trainer and gym owner. Tune in as we talk about gym clients and their varying training expectations with regards to health, fitness, and inspiration.  

“People should need to choose trainers wisely so they know that the trainer is going to keep them within their body needs.” –Rado Pagac 

• Rado highlights clients’ needs analysis as a crucial aspect to personal training. 
• They will talk about the importance of choosing the best trainer. 
• Rado will also share some quick tips regarding nutrition.  
• Rado will cite very relatable training experiences from clients. 

Takeaways: 

• Personal training is heavily reliant on the specific needs of the clients. This is why an initial evaluation is strictly implemented at the start of any fitness program. 
• Starters should look for the best trainer. They should consider not just the looks or physical appearance, but also the trainer’s knowledge and personality towards fitness and training. 
• First timers go into the gym with varying expectations and goals. 

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On this episode DIWD, David discusses the many pitfalls we face in getting healthy and why we time and time again hop into extreme exercise regimes or fad diets promising drastic change. And what happens to your body when you go all in on these extreme diets and exercises. David chalks it up like this, your quality of life is not measured by your house, car, or job, it’s measured by your health! Want to know a different approach to getting healthy and staying healthy? Have a listen and find out.

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