RIP CITY FITNESS: Workout of the Day

Thursday, June 18, 2009

Workout of the Day

Partner workout.

1st person- 40m Bear Crawl (20m forward, 20m backward)
2nd person- Handstand Hold

1st person- 40m Spiderman crawl (20m forward, 20m backward)
2nd person- plank hold

1st person- 40m Burpee Broad Jump (20m forward, 20m backward)
2nd person L-pull-ups

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PHILOSOPHY

As personal trainers, we endeavor to educate our clients to see the movement of their bodies as a meditation. We endeavor to show how through exercise we can work to dissolve the limitations and negative stresses of the mind. At Rip City, people of all ages and fitness levels develop a more thorough understanding of themselves and how their unique bodies work. Through this heightened awareness they are able to cast light on the many shades of doubt that have kept them from the body of their dreams.

Our method focuses on the use of body weight as a primary means of resistance. Therefore, the amount of external weights and exercise machines are limited in our programming. Our aim is to increase the strength-to-body weight ratio of our clients. If strength is developed along with coordination and balance and unnecessary body weight is lost, we will begin to feel lighter and freer in our movements like we were as children. It also, makes our minds sharper and more productive in the midst of our busy and often chaotic lives.

We offer one-on-one and small group training sessions dedicated to enhancing the fitness and well being of clients who desire to lead an extraordinary life of free movement. We encourage our clients to approach exercise as a fun and exciting way of seeing the lines between body and mind blur, the impossible becoming the possible, and recognizing their individual expression as being a miracle of dynamic form. Every session at Rip City Fitness is a challenging experience. We believe that hard work and challenge force our clients to focus their minds on the task at hand and ultimately get the results they desire.

The programs at Rip City Fitness incorporate a variety of physical training modalities to develop:

Aerobic Endurance
Strength
Stamina
Flexibility
Speed
Power
Agility
Coordination
Accuracy
Balance

COACH

RAMMAN TURNER
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Born with a fascination for human movement, Ramman (pronounced: "Rah-mon") has spent his entire life studying dynamic movement systems. As a child, Ramman became inspired by Chinese martial arts and Eastern philosophy through the influence of both of his parents. Beginning early in his life he studied and practiced various forms of Kung Fu, Tai Chi Chuan, and Ninjutsu all in a determined search for total mind-body mastery.

Ramman's life journey has led him to the disciplines of breakdancing, rock-climbing, and gymnastics. He has studied the philosophies and concepts of Pilates, GYROTONIC® and yoga.

He moved to Portland in 2001 in order to study Capoeira with renowned Master Almiro Aquilino Dos Santos. Ramman is always interested in teaching people who want to challenge themselves and explore their hidden potential for extraordinary movement.

Ramman is a Level 1 CrossFit Instructor, a U.S.G.A. Certified Gymnastics Coach, a Level 1 GYROTONIC®/GYROKINESIS® Instructor and a 1st degree black belt in Bujinkan Ninpo Taijutsu.

In addition to his private practice, Ramman teaches his various disciplines at the Multnomah Athletic Club, BodyVox dance studio, and Polaris contemporary dance studios.

COACH

LANEY COYNE
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Laney graduated in 2004 from Pacific Lutheran University with a Bachelor’s of Science in Health and Fitness Management and minors in Exercise Science and Coaching. While at PLU she competed in varsity basketball and club ultimate Frisbee.

Laney is certified through the National Strength and Conditioning Association as a Strength and Conditioning Specialist (NSCA-CSCS) and she is a certified kettlebells specialist through CrossFit. She enjoys training people to reach inside and find their inner athlete. She is inspired by clients who work hard and rise up to challenges. She enjoys educating people about the importance of proper nutrition and rest as an integral part of a good training program.

To Laney, the best part about being a personal trainer is helping people realize their own potential. Being an athlete herself, she likes to push her clients to train like athletes whether they compete or not.

Laney specializes in kettlebell training, sport specific training, and high-intensity functional training. In her free time she enjoys taking on new athletic endeavors such as gymnastics, CrossFit, rock climbing, and Parkour. She also enjoys playing basketball and ultimate Frisbee.

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