David Ford specialises in...

Sports Performance

One of the most important factors of training for a specific sport is to understand how the body functions within that given sport. Following a specially designed routine that replicates and strengthens the movements from that given sport will increase your performance and recovery during the playing of any sport. This will not only keep you injury free but will more importantly, give you the winning edge over your competitors.

Resistance Training

Resistance training focuses on applying a resistance to a given muscle to increase the strength and tone of that muscle. Using a variety of resistance techniques, from free weights to body weight, set in a specific periodised program, will cause the body to adapt and strengthen itself. This, in turn will create a body that is stronger, healthier and looks fantastic.

Cardio Training

Whether you are specifically for an event or race or just want to improve your health and aesthetics, understanding the way the cardiovascular system functions is essential. Following a specific heart rate based programme will allow you to get the most from your heart at any given time to produce superb results so that you perform better and feel great.

Muscle Building and Conditioning

The elements of successful muscle gain come from following a specially designed and periodised programme of free weights and nutrition. It must focus on all the specific parameters of your routine, providing you with the correct numbers of set, reps and rest periods, whilst eating the right foods at the right times to help you maximize your bodies potential for growth.

Strength and Power Training

It is important to understand the concept of programme design in trying to achieve your maximal potential for strength and power. Following a strict programme that continually challenges the muscles and forces them to adapt will ensure you never plateau with your strength gains. It is key to understand how to manipulate all the parameters of your training and utilize many different training techniques and styles to make sure you attain significant strength gains and reach your performance potential.

and Group Exercise Trainer in...

BodyPump

The most successful group fitness programme in history, BODYPUMP® is a 45-60 minute class using barbells and adjustable weights to tone and condition muscles while raising metabolic rate for rapid fat-burning.

BodyStep

BODYSTEP® is a cardiovascular programme that uses a height-adjustable step. Providing a high energy cardio workout to music, BODYSTEP® features high intensity intervals followed by muscle conditioning tracks designed to shape and tone the entire lower body while pushing fat-burning systems into high gear.

RPM

RPM® is an indoor cycling programme for developing cardiovascular capacity. Burning up to 900 calories in one 60-minute session, RPM is a favourite of those wanting to reduce body fat.

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