Tuesday, November 10, 2015

Wednesday, November 04, 2015

The ups and downs on your fitness journey are there for a reason, to learn from and progress you forward. Those that celebrate the highs but ignore the lows, will always return to the beginning to start over again! 👊🏼You can all do it! Work for it. Make it fun! Make it last! Make it a choose your own adventure, but you get to decide the outcome because you have earned it!! #chadaction #actionconditioning #teamaction #teambrandt #peaks #valleys #work #adventure #fit_over_40 #fitness #muscle #idfa #wnbf #health #results #lasting


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We are extremely excited to announce the addition of Brad and Cara Lukowich to our coaching team at Action Conditioning!! Brad will be taking on hockey athletes for personal training and group dryland training sessions, while Cara will be taking on personal training clients and hosting mat pilates classes. Brad Lukowich has been playing and coaching the game of hockey all his life. With the Kamloops Blazers, Brad won the Memorial Cup (1994 & 1995). Drafted by the NHL at the age of 17, Brad went on to hoist the Stanley Cup in 1999 (Dallas Stars) and 2004 (Tampa Bay Lightning). Brad has a true understanding of what it takes to make it at all levels. His drive and desire for hockey have lead him to help others to reach their goals. Brad now focuses on assisting hockey athletes of all ages reach their true potential. Cara Lukowich, a native of Texas, found her passion for Pilates and fitness over 15 years ago. She followed that passion by starting her Peak Pilates certification in 2009 and recently completed her Master Instructor training. She has trained with some of the most outstanding instructor in the world. She is classically trained in mat, Reformer, Cadillac, chair and barrel at all levels as well as training and certification in the Barre Method. With a focus on physical well being both mental and physically, Cara has a true understanding of the body and her passion for Pilates is seen in her teaching.

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