Featured Trainer: Aaron Smith
Aaron Smith has a bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science from East Carolina University and is a Certified Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength Professionals Association. While at ECU he spent 2 years in the Athletic Training department focusing on athlete rehabilitation before he focused full time on exercise science and athlete performance. After he graduated in Dec. 2005 he interned and has since worked with the True Athlete Performance staff. He has a football and baseball specific background but has worked with athletes of all sports ranging from junior high school all the way through college. Aaron enjoys working with dedicated and hard working individuals and prides himself on teaching proper form and technique to improve sports performance. Along with training athletes Aaron directs True Fitness which is a company targeting the entire fitness population and not just athletes.
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Shawna Hilton

As a Personal Trainer, Group Fitness Instructor and Figure Competitor I’ve tried a handful of different supplements on the market.  It wasn’t until Max Muscle opened in my area that I really found someone interested in my goals and well being, that I also trusted to take care of my clients.  Max Muscle is the full package!  Nowhere else have I found a staff as knowledgeable with Certified Sports Nutritionist on hand to answer questions and products that really deliver on their claims without sneaking in extra additives.  Being a member of their Preferred Trainer Program has not only help my clients receive quicker results then just training alone, but I have received complimentary products to encourage performance during sessions.

Shawna
ACSM CPT, AFFA Group Fitness Instructor, Certified Fitness Boot Camp Coach

Mike Ricci

In February of 2009, I received an email from one of my triathlon friends who had great success with Craig David at Max Muscle Boulder. I was a bit skeptical of course because of all the usual factors: they were a chain store; they sold their own products, why hadn’t I heard of them, etc. Skepticism aside, I decided to go in and talk with Craig about my nutrition. I had taken off 8 months in 2008 and I was going to try to do everything in my power to get back into shape this year and have a decent year of training and racing. Craig measured me up and I was about 16% body fat. I’ve been this high before, so it wasn’t a shock to me, but as you get older it’s definitely tougher to get the weight off. Your metabolism doesn’t fire as hot and you are losing muscle mass at the rate of 1% a year. Craig has his work cut out for him!
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