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    Closing Bell: CSA for Park Slopebrooklyn, gym, fitness, health, wellnessAs we're gearing up for a few days of good food and lots of eating, here's some food-related news for the Park Slope and Gowanus Area. Triomph Fitness, which operates out of 540 President Street between 4th and 3rd Avenues, is starting a CSA. There will be fresh produce and vegetables ready for pick-up there throughout the summer and fall for a total of 22 weeks. The deadline to sign up is November 30th. You can find out more information by clicking  here.

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    Prize Give-A-Way: Six- Month Free Membership to Triomph

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    Note: Offer for Six-month free membership extended to our email subscribers only.

    In January 2010, Lateef Oseni and Jack Gordon opened Triomph – a Fitness, Health and Wellness center – located in the Gowanus area of Brooklyn.  Housed in an old garment factory – 540 President Street is home to approximately 25 businesses.  Gordon is excited to be in Gowanus and said,  “We are growing along with the community, both residents and businesses, and we truly feel like we are in the heart of it all, or as I like to call it, the "New Gowanus”.

    Oseni and Gordon opened a center that offers a vast amount of amenities and services under one roof: one-on-one training, classes, workshops and seminars, private Yoga and Pilates, massage, acupuncture, an organic juice bar featuring D’Amico Coffee, nutritional support, pre & postnatal classes and training and they also offer their space for events on weekends.

    Get in shape on their treadmill and other equipment or sweat it out in classes like Body Blaze, Power Hour, Military Boot Camp and Mamas in Motion, and Butts, Guts, Tris and Thighs – amongst others. Sign up for training sessions offered as little as 1-2 times weekly to three, six and twelve month plans.  Prices range from $50-$75 per session.  A monthly gym membership of $50 provides you with use of their on-site gym equipment and access to their classes (some are $15).

    Got kids? Great, because Triomph has partnered with the Children’s School after school enrichment program and currently offers martial art classes.  This fall they will be introducing various dances classes – including ballet.

    If it’s time for you to get in motion, Triomph is a sure bet.

    Triomph | 540 President Street, 1F (b/w 3rd/4th Avenue | Gowanus

     
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    Triomph is the facility I use to train my clients in Brooklyn. Its also my favorite because I live in Brooklyn and the gym is only five minutes from where I live. Kidding, it’s a great place,has lots of space, and it doesn’t have the factory feel like most gyms.

    Triomph is not just a health and wellness facility. Its a place where experienced health professionals strive to inspire our Brooklyn community to attain optimum health and stress free living. They also have a wonderful juice bar which uses all of my favorite fruit concoctions.

    So if you live in the Brooklyn area and you are looking for place to burn some calories. Then stop by and have a juice at their wonderful juice bar while you look around.

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    Guest Blogger Thursday: Jack Gordon with Triomph

     


    Tighten, tone, tantalize!

    Having spent many years in the beauty industry, I found that whether I was working with a client at Lancome, Mac, or Trish, the common thread that most women shared was “lack of time”. Whether a career in law, a career in fashion, or a career as a stay at home mom, women everywhere felt  applying a “full face” of makeup and taking it all off at night was just too much! So I quickly adapted skincare programs and makeup looks to accommodate these busy ladies.

     Years later after leaving the cosmetics arena and entering the world of fitness, health, & wellness, I heard it again, “Not enough time”! I recently opened my own facility and I am constantly trying and testing various exercises, programs, and ideas in classes and on personal clients to come up with time saving, and results oriented routines. 

    Today we are going to start off with three simple (yet very effective) exercises, that truly can be done anywhere at any time (just about!).And P.S. brides to be – these are perfect for you because they will hit all the target spots (butt, gut, tris, & thighs!). I’ll ad some tips to help with form, or to give some challenge.

    Do 12-15 reps of a particular exercise before moving to 12-15 of the next. When all are completed, begin the series again. You want to do 4 sets (rounds) total.  Rest 30 seconds between each exercise and one  minute  after each completed set.  More cardio? Intermediate? Go from exercise to exercise and only do the one minute rest between set…and add another set or two!

    Exercises

    Hi-Low! (core, glutes, legs): Reach high as you can and while at the same time going down into a squat position. Feet should be no more than shoulder width apart, arms parallel with your ears. Come up to a stand, (arms are always reaching upward), and go down again this time stepping backward with the right leg into a rear lunge position, step up again and then squat squat, come up, and go down again this time stepping back with the left leg into a rear lunge. Come up again and squat, then come up again and begin the alternating lunges with squat in between again. Each combo of step back right/squat/step back left = 1rep! Tips: Reach high as if fingers were being pulled to the sky, and when squatting try to get thighs parallel to the floor (like sitting in an invisible chair), and when lunging, try to get rear shin parallel to the floor (like a hieroglyphic picture!).

    Creepy Crawlers!(core, triceps(arms), legs, glutes): Stand with feet shoulder width apart, drop down into  a squat, fall forward and crawl out with the hands until body is fully extended into  a pre-pushup position, and then immediately push back with the hands and reverse crawl back to the feet stand and repeat! This one is a doozy! Tip: For more upper body and core toning and tightening, at the end of the crawl out stay in push up position for a count of 10, then crawl back. OR, do a push up, then stay in upward push up position for a count of ten, then crawl back!

    Twist it! (triceps, core): Go down into a pushup position. Fingers pointing forward, shoulders directly over wrists. You should look like the number 7 that has fallen forward. Or an upside down check mark. Alternating, bring the opposite knee to the opposite elbow. Each left and right twist is one rep! Squeeze the core and obliques as you twist. Tip: To get the glutes involved, after your twist set, remain in push up position and lift each heel (leg stays straight!) toward the ceiling 15 times each, working the glute only! Don’t swing the hips or bend the core! It’s a tiny movement of about 6-8 inches only.

    And there you have it! Quick, effective, and fun! Comments or questions? Contact me (Jack Gordon) at info@triomph.us. And visit Triomph’s website: http://www.triomph.us!

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    Triomph: The Gowanus Area's New Fitness And Wellness Facility

    I just received an email from Jack Gordon of Triomph, Fitness, Health and Wellness at 540 President Street, a new center offering Yoga, Pilates, boxing, acupuncture and nutritional support. I was not aware of them. The place sounds wonderful and it's just a quick walk from Carroll Gardens.

    Jack writes:
    We are a new fitness, health, and wellness facility in the "New Gowanus" area serving Park Slope, Gowanus, and Bococa.
    We believe in community involvement and giving back and are actively making moves to do so. Along with the monthly Community Yoga/Local Charity Event, we are now hosting the Girl Scouts Troop 2611 monthly to help build their confidence, self esteem, and give them a sense of female empowerment through various programs such as kick boxing and self defense.


    Thanks so much, Jack
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    August 20, 2009

    StreetLevel: Gowanus Will Pump You Up!

    Categories: Gowanus, Sports, Streetlevel

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    Come early September, the raw space pictured above will be transformed into a gym and training center called Triomph Fitness, Health, & Wellness. The gym, in a former warehouse at 540 President Street, will have cardio equipment, a studio space for classes, a juice bar, a strength training area and massage rooms. Triomph is being established by three people who used to work at the Cobble Hill Fitness Collective and, as is the case with Fitness Collective, the emphasis here will be on one-on-one training. (In other words, the facility won't be open for a la carte use of machines.) Training packages are being discounted in advance of the September 9th grand opening.
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