Practice Human is ecstatic to be hosting Elizabeth Wipff again for her Fall 2024 Semester of True Strength Academy!
You’re curious about strength training because you’ve heard it’s a powerful way to accomplish just that, but honestly… Where the eff do you start?
You want to find something you love while also accomplishing your biggest goal: to get stronger so that your body is as resilient as possible in this next phase of life because you still have things you want to do!
True Strength Academy marries the best of group classes, personal training, and solo practice so that you get customized attention, the motivation of peers, and plenty of implementation and practice time on your own. Win-Win-Win, right?
True Strength Academy (TSA) is a small group strength training class split into two experience levels:
Strength Training Fundamentals for Beginners
TSA: Foundations teaches you the fundamentals you need to get into the gym and train confidently.
Classes Include:
12-Weeks
Saturdays 8:00-9:30 am
Starting September14, 2024
or
Wednesdays 3:30-5:00 pm
Starting September 18, 2024
Strength Training for Experienced Lifters
TSA: Ascend is for Foundations graduates and experienced lifters who want to train and learn beyond the basics. Of course, all classes will continue to focus on sound movement, simple exercise science education, and mindset coaching.
Once you’ve built your STRONG foundation, it’s time to ASCEND!
This course, designed for TSA:Foundations grads and experienced lifters, is all about building strength and confidence.
Classes Include:
12-Weeks
Saturdays 9:30-10:30am
Starting September 14, 2024
and/or*
Wednesdays 2:30-3:30pm
Starting September 18, 2024
This program is for you if you…
— Love to learn
— Are excited to train hard and see what you’re made of
— Want a program that makes you fit while also teaching you how to train yourself long after classes are over
This program NOT is for you if you…
— Hate Learning
— Are looking for 1:1 personal training
— Have injuries, physical limitations, or medical conditions that are better-addressed individually
— Are not committed to practice and work outside of class time
Elizabeth Wipff is on a mission to demystify strength training for women who want to get in the gym but just don’t know where to start. As a Gen X woman, she sees strength and conditioning as the perfect way to deal with stress and anxiety, stave off aging, and gain confidence & power. She loves working with her peers to help them realize their strength potential. As a coach and teacher, Elizabeth is known for her keen eye and her ability to make complicated concepts simple and clear.
An internationally ranked masters Olympic Weightlifter and National Champion, her athletic endeavors started early with soccer, dance, Iyengar yoga, and therapeutic movement modalities. Elizabeth’s lifelong passion for movement, years of theater studies, enthusiasm for fostering healthy functional movement in her clients, and knack for communicating information concisely and convincingly, make her a sought after teacher and coach. She has been coaching and teaching nationally since 1999.