Welcome to Norma Lowe Fitness, Home of the exciting VR20™ programs and so much more. VR20™ stands for Visible Results in 20 Sessions. It is a type of circuit that I developed over years of working with clients and finding them solutions to their various fitness issues especially abdominal and core training. These circuits will increase your lean muscle mass as well as your aerobic capacity. We are proud to offer this fun, unique program via zoom or other video- conferencing app of your choice.
If you believe that you can achieve your fitness goals, You must Act on that belief by taking pro-active steps (a dedicated exercise program for example). Only then can you get to a space of Motivated Maintenance. Your fitness has to evolve via a mindful strategy. The VR20, 2-1-0 © lean food plan™ is the perfect and necessary complement to your weight/fat -loss program.
If fitness is a journey, you’ll find the most scenic route at Norma Lowe Fitness. With no end to the Covid-19 restrictions in sight, Norma Lowe Fitness will offer only virtual / online and Park/outdoor training until further notice.
All of our training services from Circuits to Stretching, are tailored to get you to your goal results faster.
As the holy grail of self-care, fitness should always be a priority, but with Covid-19 pretty much defining 2020, causing so much stress and disruption, starting or continuing a workout program is set to be the top New Year’s resolution for millions of Americans. At the same time, most people are still leery of returning to a big box gym for fear of contracting Covid and have decided to workout at home. Home fitness equipment sales increased by 170% this year and shows no signs of slowing. What are the best workouts to do at home? ...
Read moreWhen the days get shorter, millions of people lose their mental and physical balance. Anxiety, Depression, lethargy, demotivation, and in the more serious cases, suicidal thoughts, set in. Sounds like rainy days and Mondays; but it’s their pernicious pal, the winter blues, better known as Seasonal Affective Disorder or S.A.D. A study in Psychology Today found that 10 million Americans suffer from full-blown S.A.D, while another 10-20% suffer from a milder form. Many just resign themselves to it, “c’est la vie” they say. But there are ways to lessen the ...
Read moreThe short answer is no. Nor does fat turn into muscle. Fat and muscle are two different types of tissue. Muscle is mainly made up of proteins. Fat is adipose tissue. If you “used to be muscular“ and stopped exercising and or eating well, your skeletal muscle mass (SMM) will decrease and you’ll store more adipose. Your body composition will change.
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