Consultation Development

Find the Perfect Personal Trainers: Secrets that Only Men Know

A personal trainer is an expert in helping others achieve their fitness objectives. A personal trainer will work with you to develop an individualized exercise program and keep you motivated. Strength training, endurance training, and weight loss are all areas in which personal trainers may assist you.

Many of us are hiring a personal trainer in Bondi to assist us in maintaining our fitness as our schedules become busier. When it comes to achieving our fitness goals, having a personal trainer may be a huge assist because of the inspiration, knowledge, and encouragement they provide. There are downsides, though, such as the fact that they may be rather expensive and time-consuming to track down.

There is now a plethora of personal trainers to choose from. It’s no surprise that fitness industry entrepreneurs would spring up to cash in on the rising demand. Of course, not every fitness instructor is the same. If you want to maximize your investment in a personal trainer, there are a few things to keep in mind.

  • Set Objectives

Knowing your end goal(s) is crucial before beginning your search for a personal trainer. Is one of your goals to be in better shape physically? Once you have a clear idea of what you want to accomplish, you can begin searching for a trainer that focuses on getting individuals to that point.

  • Budgeting Is Necessary

Depending on your financial situation, you may want to reconsider hiring a personal trainer. If money is limited, you might do well to shop for a trainer who is flexible with payments.

  • Make Sure You Check Your Facts

Following the establishment of objectives, the investigation may begin. You may find a good personal trainer by doing some research online and consulting with others you know who have employed one.

  • Make an Appointment
Development

Draft s94A Plan 2015 and draft DCP amendments

Have your say on our new draft Section 94A Development Contributions Plan (s94A Plan) and draft DCP amendments

The new draft s94A Plan 2015 is on public exhibition for community comment until Friday 13 February 2015. It gives details of proposed developer levies and the funding for new and ongoing capital works projects including:

  • Support measures associated with the City/South East Light Rail
  • Undergrounding of overhead power lines in Kingsford Town Centre
  • Upgrades to the La Perouse Museum and Randwick Literary Institute
  • Bunnerong Gymnastics Centre and Heffron Park Indoor Sports Centre, and
  • Harvesting storm water.

The draft s94A Plan also includes a revised map and population projections based on recently released statistical data.

To support the draft s94A Plan, Council also resolved to exhibit amendments to the Randwick Development Control Plan (draft DCP) to introduce new controls on the undergrounding of overhead power lines in Kingsford Town Centre and in other areas in Randwick City.

You can make submissions:

  • through the submissions function on this site
  • by email to council@randwick.nsw.gov.au(External link)
  • by mail to General Manager, Randwick City Council, 30 Frances Street Randwick NSW 2031.

Full details of the new draft s94A Plan, the draft DCP and associated Council reports are in the Documents Library of this site.

For more information contact Asanthika Kappagoda, Senior Strategic Planner on 9399 0849.

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