“Personal Trainer in Long Beach Helps Local Residents Burn Fat Fast ”

Are you a Evansburg local looking to get into the best shape of your life? Our 4 Way Fat Loss Formula personal training program has helped people achieve incredible fitness transformations…

Dear friend,

I’m James Moore, owner of Moore Than Fitness’s personal trainer program in Evansburg, PA. I know exactly how it feels to be overweight and watching people head down to the beach or other fun places looking way better than I do. It sucks. I was so fed up with being fat, I mean, I hated to even catch a look at my profile in the mirror, it was horrible.

I finally got the guts to head into the gym, and through a long process of trial and error, study and research, and hard work, I was able to drop 70 pounds of fat! My friends and family were shocked to see me, and the confidence boost was amazing as I was able to fit into clothes I hadn’t worn in years. Walking into a room knowing that you look smoking hot is such a good feeling.

While my story may be pretty cool, I was surprised to see that other people working out with various Evansburg Personal Trainers were slaving away in local gym without noticeable improvement. After working at several of these facilities and seeing the problems, I decided to start my own personal trainer program, The 4 Way Fat Loss Formula.

Our team of personal trainer’s make it clear that their goal is to get you into mind-boggling shape, not stand around checking themselves out in the mirror, or wandering off somewhere while you’re stuck on a piece of equipment in the corner. Our personal trainers in program in Evansburg involves 2-3 intense and exhilarating training sessions per week, and we suggest that you supplement those sessions with your personal trainer with 2-3 hours of vigorous activity on other days of the week. These other activities should be things that you enjoy such as running, hiking, surfing, swimming, or sports.

Getting fit should not be a boring chore, but something exciting and enjoyable as you see your hard work turn into physical progress.

Through a combo of training, and nutritional guidance, we’ve enabled people all over Evansburg and Upper Darby to drop pounds, sculpt muscles, and firm up their whole bodies for a new and incredibly attractive body.

Our Evanburg personal trainers take your goals VERY seriously.

Watch This Video of Clients and There Amazing Results:

f you feel that you are highly motivated to work hard to improve your life through fitness, can give the time described above, and are willing to incorporate positive changes into your nutrition, then give us a call at (215) 989-4708 to speak with a personal trainer in Evansburg, Pennsylvania

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About Evansburg PA

In 1684, when William Penn purchased the portion of his American Province that is now Evansburg State Park, the inhabitants were the Unami of the Lenni Lenape (Delaware) Nation. Shortly thereafter, the area was settled according to the plan of Penn’s “Holy Experiment.”

The area developed rapidly. By 1714, the Skippack Pike was constructed to provide access to the Philadelphia market. An eight-arch, stone bridge spanning the Skippack Creek on the Germantown Pike was constructed in 1792. It is the oldest bridge in continuous, heavy use in the nation.

The Skippack Valley remained an agrarian economy through the early part of the twentieth century. Following World War II, the pace of change quickened. Prior to acquisition of park lands, the rural charm of the area was in danger because much of the countryside was being threatened by urbanization.

Background studies were critical to planning for Evansburg State Park. The earliest of these was the Tri-State Commission Regional Open Space Plan which identified the site in 1933. In 1962, the State Planning Board identified Evansburg as an area to be acquired under the “Project 70” plan. In the late 1960s, the “Project 70 Land Acquisition and Borrowing Act” provided the funding for acquisition of the 3,349 acres which is Evansburg State Park. In 1975, plans for the first phase of development were approved. Project 500 (Land and Water Conservation Fund) provided the moneys necessary to develop the park’s major recreation area that was officially opened for public use on June 28, 1979.

Today, Evansburg State Park preserves a significant area of unspoiled, natural beauty in Montgomery County and serves as a buffer between highly developed areas. As the communities surrounding the park continue to grow and expand, it will continue to provide a place for outdoor recreation, education and solitude.