Washington's Top Fitness, Weight Loss, Exercise, Health and Nutrition Web Site!

coordination,balance,posture
post trauma rehabilitation
Corrective High-performance Exercise Kinesiologist, Certified Personal Fitness Trainer Professional Sports Trainer and Performance Nutrition Specialist and Northwest Distributor For Don Lemmon's KNOW HOW.

personal fitness training,professional sports trainers


Discover the differences between men and women's nutrition and training methods here at Fit Zone!

It's about who you are, how you want to live, what you want to do. It's about enjoying life, health and vitality. It's ALL about YOU...

Make time for it.

"I cannot say enough about how incredible David's system was to my career. His knowledge of sports training and nutrition is among the best in the business. I highly endorse David's method's and would recommend him to anyone seeking a dramatic improvement. "
Greg Haugen
4-Time World Boxing Champ

"I have worked with many personal trainers for many years and of all of them David has been by far the best and most educated. He is well trained, well organized, committed to his profession and a delightful man to know and work with. I highly recommend him based on the great results I have experienced in my overall well being and the improvements made in my level of fitness. Respectfully,"
Jackson L. Haverly, MD

JOIN OUR FREE NEWSLETTER!
CLICK HERE

"David is a dedicated, intelligent sports conditioning professional with a demonstrated ability to obtain results with his clients. He is highly qualified to work with anyone at any level. He has my unqualified recommendation"
Charles I. Staley
Vice President of Program Development, International Sports Sciences Association

"I'm continually improving my physique. David offers a sound and practical approach to fitness. Thanks, David!"
Jerry Korum
Owner, Korum Motors

"I have a great deal of respect for the training methods David applied to me. I have had many personal trainer but they all seem to have me lift like a bodybuilder. Being a women and in a highly competitive sport the functional training David applied worked fantastic for improvement in all facets of my game. I would never train without his guidance."
Jeanne Naccarato
Women's Professional Bowler, Hall of Fame Member


If you need a personal trainer and are in the Puget Sound Area, I will provide you with the motivation, guidance and education to effectively reach your health and fitness goals.

Your specialized exercise program is tailored to fit your personal needs, physically and nutritionally.

You will be constantly monitored to ensure safe, effective conditioning, as well as attention to coordination, balance and correct posture which relates to freedom from muscle pain and promotes increased vitality.

I am accomplished in excercise physiology, kinesiology, nutrition and strength conditioning.

In addition to personal fitness and professional sports training, I also provide post trauma rehabilitation, body building direction, and nutritional guidance.

A functional difference?

A special thanks to Paul Chek and The Chek Institute for information received.

How the female differs from the male are main issues when training a person. A trainer must be able to recognize many functional differences. Most trainers do not allow for differences between men and women. They train and provide nutritional guidance that does not fit the female trainee. The following are areas of concern:

1. Postural consideration for the female
2. Orthopedic concerns in a female
3. Hormonal and nutritional considerations
4. Exercise selection and program design strategies for females


Females develop structural and psychomotor influences that have a greater incidence of orthopedic dysfunction.


The following are areas, which are addressed before any exercise program is recommended:

  • Head carriage
  • First rib angle
  • Shoulder girdle posture
  • Pelvic tilt
How the effect of footwear influences a females posture? High heels can and do cause considerable postural problems. According to Paul Chek as the high heel increases the kinetic chain must progressively compensate. This simply means the higher the heel the more your body must adapt postural to keep your eyes level with the horizon. There are many dysfunctions associated with high heels such as:
  • Hyperextension of the knees
  • Hyperlordosis
  • Flat back
All of the above can lead to back, hip, and knee and ankle pain.

Women also have flexibility issues that men do not in general. They do indeed possess stabilizer weakness in a much higher degree as males. This is due to a number of factors such as poor postural habits, child bearing, and child handling and seated working environment. Women also go through puberty and weakness developed during these years can remain for a lifetime if not corrected of addressed.


Another area of concern is the total lack of exercise participation and overuse of machine training.


According to the following is a few orthopedic dysfunction's'' females' face in comparison to their male counterparts:
  • Thoracic outlet syndrome
  • Shoulder, back and sacroiliac joint, hip, ankles and knees dysfunction
  • The reason cited is:
  • Lack of baseline strength
  • Less muscle mass
  • Less experience in sports
  • Under use of closed chain exercises
  • Poorly designed footwear
  • Exercise machines and equipment not designed for females
  • Not encouraged to exercises the upper torso


Theses are just a sample of problems a personal trainer must keep in mind when designing a program for women.


Women also have nutritional considerations that must be addressed.


Simply stated diets do not work. They commonly cause the following:
  • Increased quantity of lipogenic enzymes
  • Decreased quantity of lipolytic enzymes
  • Increased size of fat cells
  • Decreased lean body mass
  • Decreased basal metabolic rate
  • Each diet makes it harder to restore normal basal metabolic rate
Fat fighting tip for females
  • Increase lean muscle mass through resistance training
  • Use compound exercises
  • Balance between cardiovascular and resistance training
  • Eat soon after exercise
  • Avoid large meals late at night

Our reputation stands on your success!

E-Mail David

OR CALL (253)-383-5370

If you want my FREE Newsletter on High Performance Training & Nutrition CLICK HERE!

Don't forget to check out the "KNOW HOW" Diet that I am spreading around the Seattle, Tacoma and Washington areas! CLICK HERE

Home - E-Mail David - About David - Fit Library - Sports - Supplements - Golf Tips - Links - Nutrition - Testimonials - Newsletter

Free Complete Weight Loss and Diet Help with Tons of Articles and Forums to Help you to Lose Weight!


- Corrective Exercise Kinesiologist - Certified Personal Fitness Trainer - Professional Sports Trainer -
- Performance Nutrition Specialist - Certified Golf Biomechanic
- Nutrition and Lifestyle Coach -

Yahoo - Google - Alta Vista - Excite - Lycos - NBCI - AOL