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Mammoth Fitness is a personal and group training
business developed to evolve individuals and
groups both physically and mentally through their
health and fitness journey.
I can provide individuals and groups with varying
experience or goals, the tools and environment
needed to achieve. Throughout my life I have been
heavily involved in sport and fitness training and
can help introduce you to the healthy lifestyle ide-
as and habits that have become part of my life.
Weather you’re a newbie or a weekend athlete.
Weather your looking to develop a healthy active
lifestyle or want a high intensity fitness session to
stretch you to your limits. Mammoth Fitness will
give you what is needed. Think about where you
want to be and make that first move, get in touch
and let me help you achieve your goals!!
Rowan
Personal Training
Corporate Fitness
Solutions
Group Fitness
Goal Specific Training
(sports, body fat loss,
muscle gain, general
fitness, aerobic)
Nutrition and
Supplementation advice
MARCH/APRIL 2013
ISSUE 1
“The habits that
took years to build,
do not take a day
to change”
Many people believe that
making the first step is the
hardest, I believe it’s the
second or third steps that
are more difficult, and are
the major stumbling
block to overcome.
We often find it easy to
create a “new years resolu-
tion” or have a really
good “Monday to Friday”
but then things fall away
after a few weeks or you
let things go in the week-
end.
There are a number of
reasons why these habits
or lifestyle changes may
struggle to become a part
of your everyday life.
Its not that you may have
bitten off more than you
can chew, you may just be
chewing to fast to soon!!
Start with a smaller
change….achieve that….
Then create another. All
these small achievements
will develop a snowball
effect and have a more
significant outcome.
Getting Things In Motion
20 Minute Challenge!!
If you've got very limited time and are looking for
something simple, tough and something that will
work the entire body, this is one of my favourites,
it can even be completed on your living room
floor.
4 Exercise in this order:
Squat . Sit Up . Push Up . Burpee
Begin with 1 rep of each, increase to 2 then 3, 4 , 5
etc up to 10.
Then work your way back down 10, 9, 8 etc to 1
Try and complete in 20 mins!! Good Luck
Rowan Smith— 021 425 807—[email protected]—36a Knights Road Rothesay Bay Auckland
This delicious breakfast idea provides
you with all the energy requirements to
start the day and will also provide you
with all the health benefits from coco-
nut cream, oats and fruit.
Essential medium chain fatty acids,
fibre and stacks of vitamin c, b, e, a,
zinc and iron.
Add 1/2 cup of lite milk and
1/2 cup of lite coconut cream
to 1/3 cup of oats.
Microwave 90 sec
Add a small handful of blue-
berries
Microwave 30 sec
Serve with sliced banana and
grated apple.
Coconut Cream
Porridge
Tasty Breakfast Idea
Get stuck into an 8 week personal
training program specifically designed
with you and what you want to
achieve in mind.
Do you have a goal in mind? A
special event coming up? Or simply
want to see what 8 weeks of hard
work with the right guidance can
achieve?.
Train together, change together.
8 Week Program includes
3 x 1hr PT sessions per week
3 x 1hr consultations which
can include, photo progress,
measurements, body fat tests,
nutrition and supplementation
advice, meal planning.
Sign up to this program for $120 per
week, or sign up with a friend during
the months of March/April and you
will only pay $70 each
This program is the total fitness pack-
age to get you on the path to a health-
ier, fitter you!! Excellent if you have a
special event such as a wedding or
holiday coming up, or if you simply
want to make a serious change.
2 for 1 Offer
A Quick Insight Into Protein
There are many different sources of protein out there, weather it
be through food or protein powders. People often wonder what
protein is used for and weather or not they need it? Short answer
to that is yes!!
Protein is essentially made up of amino acids, 14 of which are
non essential and can be produced by the body and 8 which the
body cannot produce, therefore we must get them from food.
Protein is responsible for the growth and repair of every cell in
our body. It also aids the body in digestion and transportation of
nutrients in the blood.
Individuals who live very active lives or are regulary involved in
exercise will often require a higher amount of protein in their diet
to help the body recover from the higher demands placed upon
it. A quick and easy way to do this is through protein powders.
There are three main forms of protein powder you will come
across in your health stores.
Whey Concentrate—One of the cheaper forms of protein, good
protein for beginners to start with. Can be a little harder to di-
gest.
Whey Isolate—Slightly more expensive, quick absorbing and
ideal for immediately after a workout.
Whey Casein—Slow absorption, perfect for before bedtime.
Helps keep the body in an anabolic state.
Rowan Smith— 021 425 807—[email protected]—36a Knights Road Rothesay Bay Auckland