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As a tech-based fitness company, it’s no surprise to learn that we fully believe in the power of tech to transform and enhance user experience and results. We’ve developed automated workouts that integrate HR tracking and are projected across TV screens in our studio, simultaneously creating a fitness program that is personalised and optimised for our users.  With our workouts personalisation is delivered in several ways. Firstly, through our Functional and Athletic exercise options we empower our members to take control of their workout; giving them the choice of which exercise

Functional training is designed to strengthen the body (and mind) for everyday life, and this applies to teens as much as adults. Through functional training teens can improve their overall fitness, body strength, balance, agility and coordination. Functional training can also enhance the performance of teens in other sports, with improved fitness levels, agility, mobility and strength giving them an extra edge.There are other benefits to be gained for teens participating in regular functional fitness classes, these include:Healthy Mindset: Functional training is a great in-road to fitness and wellbeing and

We certainly believe it can. Tracking your heart rate enables you to train at an optimal intensity, this alone is key to achieving results. Monitoring your heart rate allows you to clearly identify when you need to step up the pace of your workout or when to slow it down. A study in 2014 demonstrated the impact of HR monitors on intensity levels with participants wearing trackers able to more accurately identify when their intensity rates were low than those not wearing them. Continually working at optimal intensity is going to

As an ambitious brand known for its innovative approach to wellness, we’re excited to announce our expansion plans. With a focus on balanced body movements, empowerment and automated programs, Reset Fitness is aiming to reach new markets and cater to a broader audience seeking to improve their fitness and wellbeing. Expansion PlansEthan Matthews, Chief Operating Officer, Reset Fitness, has outlined our ambitious expansion strategy, which includes beneficial partnerships that will house the Reset Fitness concept. Our aim is to establish a presence in key areas and facilities, making the Reset Fitness

The benefits of regular exercise are well-documented: weight management, strengthened muscles & bones, reduced risk of heart disease, boost to mental health and that’s just to name a few. But for many, gymtimidation, the fear of going to or working out in a gym/fitness environment, is also very real. A 2022 report by My Protein revealed that 90% of Americans that they surveyed were concerned about how they are perceived by others at the gym, while 30% admitted suffering from performance-based anxiety. These findings are echoed elsewhere across the globe, 39%

This is a great question to address, and we’re happy to say yes, it is (though there is, of course, a caveat to that, which we’ll explain later). In fact, a study reported by the University of Bath found that the risk of injury from sports and exercise in general is very small, with fitness classes among the lowest risk forms of sports/exercising, leading to just 0.10 injuries per 100000 participants/year. And in the context of fitness classes, functional training, which focuses on exercising multiple muscles groups simultaneously, can prove even

Consistency isn’t the most exciting or glamorous of words, but it is a word that packs a lot of punch when it comes to fitness training. Why? Simply put, being consistent and working out regularly is what will deliver sustainable results. It’s the path to achieving goals and then setting new ones. Consistency begins with routine. Allocating time in your schedule to work out, and ideally sticking to the same workout time, every time. A study published in Obesity found that participants who kept to the same training time worked out more

The good news here, is that there’s generally no right or wrong in terms of the speed of lifting weights. However, your experience and objective for working out can dictate the speed at which you should lift weights. If you’re new to working out or haven’t worked out for an extended period, then lifting slowly is advisable. The slower pace enables you to focus on ‘how’ you are lifting, ensuring that you use proper form and technique and engage the right muscles. If you’re at Reset Fitness, our Coaches will be

Quality or quantity? It’s not a new question, and for most (including us) the answer is obvious. Quality! Now, that’s not to say we don’t understand the value or importance of quantity in the world of fitness. We do encourage our members to count the number of reps they’re doing each set and in some workouts to complete AMRAP (as many reps as possible). And our coaches will drive a member to perform an extra rep or two, but only because they KNOW that member and they KNOW that have a

The short answer is yes! But, of course, there’s more to it than that. Goal setting will help to provide clarity, focus, direction and motivation, but these factors all depend on how you determine your goals and monitor your progress. For us, the initial step in goal setting, and, in fact, for any new member, is an assessment. An assessment is a one-to-one session with a coach, during which the member’s lifestyle is analysed and various body metrics are taken. The purpose for us is to get to know the member