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NEW MEN’S FITNESS CAMPS – STARTING SEPT 2011

Fitness Camp Ireland is the first provider of specialist boot camps for women in the country. We have been developing our expertise in female fitness for the past five years. 

Our Programme

Our programme applies the priciples of resistance and interval training to the female physique – to get results fast. Resistance training plays a crucial role in re-shaping the body and improving muscle tone. It is essential that this type of training is designed intelligently in order to achieve the desired results.

Our Goal

Our goal is to teach participants how to achieve a firm appearance without bulking, accentuating curves to look fit but feminine. Military-style unisex boot camps will no doubt improve fitness and help with weight-loss, but to re-shape the body to look toned and curvy, gender specific training is necessary.   

In addition we aim to bring Irish women all the benefits of boot camp training without having to endure the hardship of the outdoor boot camps. Fitness Camp Ireland  runs sessions indoors,  so weather is never a deterrent. Gain all the benefits of an intelligent training system without slogging it out in the elements.

Participants are encouraged, motivated and inspired in a unique and highly effective way. Instructors are supportive and patient, at all times working you to the best of your ability.

We also aim to provide you with a truly holistic vision of health. We will provide you with all the latest information on the physical components of healthy living such as hydration, nutrition & exercise; but also inform you of the more profound & lesser understood aspects of wellbeing. 

How we started

The idea was first conceived by camp coordinator and personal trainer, Sarah Keane. Inspired by the lack of affordable instruction on how to use weights, and the desire to break the ‘running rut’ she found herself in, Sarah designed and ran her first female-only fitness camp to great success.

Since 2006, the overwhelming positive feedback from the camps has led to the development of Fitness Camp Ireland and the highly effective training programme which has evolved.

Over 900 women have trained with Fitness Camp Ireland and you can read about some of their experiences on the Testimonials pages.    

Qualifications

Sarah Keane – Programme Director, Personal Trainer 

  • BSc Sports & Exercise Science, University of Limerick 2003
  • MSc Nutrition, Physical Activity & Public Health, University of Bristol, UK 2005 
  • Cert III & Cert IV in Fitness, Fitnance - Brisbane, Australia 2006                                                                                
  • British Weight Lifting Association Certificate, University of Bristol, UK 2004
  • Community Sports Leader Award, University of Bristol, UK 2005                                                                
  • Emergency First Aid (renewed annually since 2003).

Sarah Holohan – Fitness Camp Instructor

  • N.C.E.H.S 2006
  • Pre & Post Natal Exercise Prescription 2006
  • Prescription for the Older Adult 2006
  • Reebok Cycle 2007
  • Reebok Kettlebell 2008
  • Zumba  2010
  • Emergency First Aid (renewed annually since 2006)

Zoe O’Connor – Fitness Camp Instructor

  • BSc in Health Promotion & Physical Activity 2010
  • Active IQ (Level 2) Fitness Instructor
  • Adapted Physical activity 2009
  • Gaelic Football & Hurling Coach Certificates
  • Emergency First Aid (renewed annually since 2007)

Mathew O’Connor – Fitness Camp Instructor

  • N.C.E.H.S 2009
  • Boxercise & Kettlebell Training 2010
  • Emergency First Aid (renewed annually since 2009)

Eimer Bogan – Trainee Fitness Camp Instructor

  • Level 5 Sport & Recreation Award 2008
  • Atheltics Coach & Team Leader
  • Emergency First Aid (renewed annually since 2008)