Brian Mahoney

24 Years Of Experience

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About Brian

Hi! I have 19 years experience in personal training and fitness center management, specializing in training the non-athlete general population for strength, conditioning, and overall wellness. While there are many coaches that choose to focus on athletes and sport-specific clients, my strength lies in the Average Working Joe/Jane, with a thorough understanding of the various maladies that affect this group, especially not having the time or access to a gym every day!

My areas of expertise w/in this realm are in strength training, aerobic conditioning, and relieving low back pain, all while using a variety of modalities based on equipment availability of each client.

I enjoy the process of taking someone looking to improve their fitness with a focus on marrying anything exercise related to their overall health, with a firm understanding that not all fitness is healthy if programmed in a non-principled manner.

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Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (NSCA)
FMS Level 2
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Hazlet | United States

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Private Personal Training Online Personal Training Group Bootcamps Online Group Bootcamps Partner Training Crossfit Improving General Fitness Muscle and Strength Gain Improving Flexibility Women's Fitness Functional and Core Training Weight Loss Endurance Training Cardiac Rehabiliation Bootcamp Pre and Post Natal Training

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Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (NSCA) FMS Level 2 TRX Certified Bioforce Certified Conditioning Specialist Functional Aging Institute Specialist

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24 Jun 2024

3 Exercises You’re Doing Wrong (And How To Fix It)

I have witnessed a lot of nonsense in this industry; the list is endless. That said, I’m absolutely guilty of half of these things as well. I see too many people getting “good at sucking” (aka doing exercises wrong and then their bodies adapting negatively to it). Take it from someone in their 40’s: don’t […]

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5 Oct 2021

Why Variety Matters, for Dummies…

“Change things up” “Keeps it interesting” “I want to cover all bases” etc. etc. etc. All of those reasons matter on why you should add a little bit of variety in your workouts. Today I want to go over some other “why’s” and offer you some suggestions on how to sneak some variety into your training […]

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22 Feb 2021

The “Core” for Dummies

Ah….the “Core”…the most controversial topic in all of fitness. What is it, and why is it so important? So what is the Core? Ask 10 people, and you will get 10 different answers. Because you are reading my blog, you will get my answer, and no, I’m not going to list a bunch of cool core […]

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23 Jun 2020

Posture: The Pre-Requisite to any “Fix”

The subject of Posture is a strange one, to say the least. It’s basically just your positioning habits, and never what people think. It doesn’t “stick” indefinitely, and can change with each step you take. Yes, your body will adapt/mold to your common positions (i.e. desk posture), but there is something you can do about […]

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23 Jun 2020

Cardio Part 2

In Part 1 you learned why the commonly maligned “low-intensity” cardio is important. To recap: It can increase your stroke volume (heart health!). It can help you recover from high-intensity exercise, be it during the workout rest periods, as well as after the workout via recovery. It can help sleep and relaxation when combined with […]

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4 Jun 2020

Home Workouts 101

I’m going to write this with a focus on resistance training versus pure cardio; as cardio can be done easily anywhere. Read my articles on Cardio (parts 1 and 2) for more.  I wrote this in March 2020, which as you know, was our big freeze in life. Most of us “non-essentials” were all stuck […]

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4 Jun 2020

“Cardio” Part 1: Why Low-Intensity Matters

You are going to learn a term that is important: Cardiac Output training. This is your “low-intensity” cardio that most people think is boring and useless. Hopefully, though, you understand why it’s important, and also learn some cool ways to do this by the end. “Cardio” was not cool for a while, especially in the […]

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2 Jun 2020

Energy Systems 101 for Dummies

Energy Systems 101:  simplified for you b/c you’re a busy guy/gal! Doing physical work, especially exercise, requires energy! Nothing new there. But the ability to Produce and Use this energy via your cardiovascular and (neuro) muscular systems are the trainable windows in exercise, and this is what you are doing whether you know it or not […]

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2 Jun 2020

The A,B,C’s of Exercise Selection

A, B, C’s of Exercise Selection This will be more of a common-sense piece, but I hope you get a little something out of it; namely, ensuring you are picking appropriate exercises in your routine, and not choosing exercises that will hurt you—which is the case more often than not for most folks. Most of […]

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29 May 2020

How to Begin an Exercise Program

Right now, the ‘net is being inundated with “cool” exercises that you can do at home: That is fine and dandy, but if you want to take it to the next level and actually learn how to program these in a fashion that actually has some rhyme and reason, stay with me. The by-the-book approach will […]

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Brian Mahoney

Hazlet, United States