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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by dianne_1234 View Post
    I'd consider sticking with one trainer. If you had two, each might give a reasonable workout schedule... but not fully understand the stress of the other.
    This is a good point, though they do work together from time to time. Their styles are quite different. This is something else for me to consider, though I won't make any changes before the last part of January.

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    You could ask your trainer to build you a program that has cycle specific exercise. Usually when you tell a trainer your goals they try to help you with workouts that will help you to achieve your goals.
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    After thinking about it and talking with both of them, I decided to split my next training packages between the two trainers. They have worked together before, and indeed were the two I worked with during a special medical program last summer. They both have strengths and a different style of approach that my body certainly responded to the last time I worked with both of them. Thanks for your input!

 

 

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