So when are you bride or groom getting married?
Having married last year in 2017 I thought it only right to write this blog.
So…….
If you have answered yes to any of the questions we are here to help
UK Outdoor Fitness, myself and its staff have many years of experience in getting brides to be, grooms and bridesmaids in shape for that all important day
Brides
First of all congratulations. We know that this is most likely going to be one of the most in days in your life and that all the cameras will be on you, your dress and the pictures will stay with you for the rest of your life. You have your all important dress fitting and this is the one day you want everything to fit into place. From past experience of training many “brides to be” as well as getting married myself later this year this is one of the most important times of your life. The simple fact is you have to look and feel right in the dress and there is no other option to do so!
This is your day but you are on show and most likely everyone in your friendship network will see. Facebook, instagram, twitter, Pinterest and many more channels
With this in mind it now time for you to start your campaign with Mission “I look amazing” not that you don’t already
So what should do you hints and tips
Exercising
So when should you start exercising?…. Now! Do not leave this to the last minute, two weeks before or even 6 weeks before. When you know you are getting married you need to start. Once you are in a routine you can then use the last 6 weeks to tune up, tone up and lower the stress levels which you may or may not have put your other half through. They signed up to this so if they are able to cope withe inner and outer “Bridzilla they are keepers”
How many times should you exercise a week? Once is better than none, twice is better then once and three times is better then twice – you get the picture. Remember what ever you were not doing before its time to do more. You can start off lightly and the more time you have this will alllow you to progress at a steady pace. We get a lot of brides to be starting boot-camp 12 to 18 months in advance. Coming one, twice upto 4/5 times a week.
What should sort of exercise should you be doing?
I am obviously bias and would suggest Bootcamp and outdoor fitness classes every day of the week but you have to make sure what works well for you and fits into your bus lifestyle. Have a look at the following
What should do you do on top? Added extra
How to motivate yourself on top of your wedding
Diet – Coming soon
Skin – Coming soon
Stress levels – Coming soon
Bridesmaid Help – Coming soon
Hen Parties
Do you love fitness? UK Outdoor Fitness specialise in fun activities and Bootcamp hen parties which have become popular over the last few years. We can tailor to the brides needs and make it as much fun as possible. Muddier the better.
30 day challenge before the wedding
We have plenty of 30 days work out that can help you get to that final stage so you look perfect in your dress. “Thinks arms and back” email info@ukoutdoorfitness.com
More Motivation Tips – Coming soon and I will continue to update over the next few months
- Danny and Louise Barnes
We have been members of UK Outdoor Fitness since June 2019 and joined when we saw a group of individuals enjoying a bootcamp session on the moor at Drighlington. Since then bootcamps have become a big part of our lives as we attend three times a week. Paul runs an amazing team of trainers and keeps motivation levels high. Even during lockdowns, he continues to offer online sessions and keeps in regular contact with members. We know we can rely on Paul and his team to be there for support when needed. Our bootcamps mean a lot to us, such a great group of people.
- James, Temple Newsam and Kippax
I have been taking part in UK Outdoor Fitness bootcamps for almost 10 years now.
What has kept me going back all this time is the enthusiasm of the instructors, the banter with other members and the flexibility within the sessions to push myself as hard as I want to or be a little less energetic depending on what sort of mood I’m in.
They are definitely not military style bootcamps and offer something for people of all abilities. I also find that doing exercise outdoors in the fresh air in local parks is much more fun that sweating away in a gym.
I would certainly recommend UK Outdoor Fitness to anyone looking to get fit and
have fun at the same time!
Thank you for the past 10 years, and I’m looking forward to the next 10!