Celebrity Fitness Tips Biography
Source(Google.com.pk)USA Men's National Soccer team including Landon Donovan
- LA Galaxy (MLS) including David Beckham
- NFL Combine Training (1st & 2nd round draft picks)
- MAC Defensive player of the year
- NHL (LA Kings/Anaheim Ducks) Fitness Testing
- MLB Spring Training (including Nomar Garciaparra, Ryan Howard & Chase Utley)
- International Polo Players
- Star/Series regular on a Soap Opera on ABC (USA).
- A Playboy Model
- Star of Green Day's "American Idiot: The Musical"
- Lead Voice over artist for "Halo 4"
- Many other singers, actor, performers, models, entrepreneurs, lawyers, professors and other success minded people.
- Have worked with clients in LA, Miami, Rome & Milan; Italy,
Jason Charchan is currently one of the most popular and sought after trainers in Los Angeles with a current and past client list that includes Professional athletes, actors, and models as well as successful executives and professionals including the world’s most popular athlete David Beckham, USA Soccer’s All-time Leading Goal scorer Landon Donovan, Future Baseball Hall of Famer Nomar Garciaparra name a few.
His approach to fitness and health is both unique and compelling. He enthusiastically approaches whole body fitness by first tapping into your mind and your motivating factors and then teaches you how to push past your perceived “comfort zones” and believe that your goals are possible. This approach has been extremely useful and effective to help people lose weight, gain muscle mass, increase flexibility, decrease stress, preventing injuries and increasing self-esteem and enhance even performance in other areas of life.
Jason was born and raised in the small town of Standish, Michigan growing up with and older sister and a twin sister. He developed a passion for sports from a young age. After struggling with a weight problem since childhood, he starved himself to lose weight when he was 14 and lost 50 pounds in six weeks! In an effort to keep the weight off he developed an interest and the passion for exercise and nutrition and decided that he would devote his life to helping others optimize their health. After graduating Standish-Sterling Central high school he then attended Central Michigan University graduating with a Bachelor of Science in both Health/Fitness as well as in Psychology.
Following college, Jason trained at the world renowned Athletes' Performance Institute in Carson, California where he learned the secret training methods used by elite athletes training athletes and regular individuals in both individual and group settings. In addition, Jason practices what he preaches and from time to time also appears as a fitness model on tv and in various publications. Jason has been Certified with the American Council on Exercise since 2005 and after working at the Exclusive Equinox Club in Los Angeles for 3 years along with working his way up the ladder he decided to open his own business “90210trainer” and has since successfully worked with clients in the greater Los Angeles area, Miami, FL and Rome, Italy.
ost of my life I have been extremely interested in what we can do to make ourselves as healthy as possible. We cannot change our genetics, but I figure there is a great deal that is within our control that can have an impact on whether we live a life filled with health and vitality, or whether we suffer with pain and disease.
I was the top graduating student at the University of Toronto in Physical and Health Education in 1992, where I studied anatomy, physiology, exercise physiology, nutrition and how exercise can improve health. I was the fitness director of a Toronto health club, before starting my own personal training business.
Then I moved to Vancouver, B.C., and started my personal training business again. I became frustrated by my inability to help my clients with all of their various aches and pains, and pursued further education through the CHEK Institute in San Diego. I learned an incredible amount, and became far more effective with my clients suffering from low back pain, but still found many clients that did not respond as I felt they should. I took more courses, learning more and more about physical rehabilitation. My skills improved. But even so, some of my clients were not responding and I didn't understand why.
Because there is nothing I love more than learning about the human body, I decided to take my CHEK Level 3 course, where Paul Chek made it obvious to me that there is a lot more to orthopeadic problems than simply looking at the physical. It is not my responsibility to "heal" my clients - I am the coach, and they will heal themselves if they are ready.
I began to read and read and read. I began to have a much better appreciation of how nutrition and other lifestyle factors can have a huge impact on healing or the lack of healing. What we eat today turns into our cells tomorrow, so it is vital that the raw material is of good quality, and something that the body recognizes as food.
I went back to the CHEK Institute, and took the Nutrition and Lifestyle Consultation course, and that course solidified what I had been learning. Disease is a function of bodily systems being out of balance, and when we do what is necessary to bring the body back into balance our health is restored. This can be done by thinking right, breathing right, eating healthy food, drinking healthy water, sleeping enough and at the right time, exercising regularly, and avoiding the toxins that make us unhealthy, such as pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, preservatives, colourings, flavourings, etc. that are in our food, the drugs which our livers must detoxify, and the chemicals in our environment.
My hope is that through this site and the free weekly e-zine, you can travel the wellness journey with me, and prevent illness, or if you are ill, you can learn some ways to become well again. Mostly, wellness is about choices - make poor choices and over time the result is illness. Make good choices, and over time the result is vibrant health. Often good choices don't take any more time than poor choices - it is simply knowing what to choose.
You might be asking yourself why in the world you should trust my suggestions. Very good question. Don't. Don't believe a word I say. I will provide resources - look it up yourself. I am studying health and wellness and truly believe what I suggest to be accurate. As Paul Chek says, does it make sense to study someone that is sick in order to learn how to be healthy? No. One actually needs to study those that are healthy. I do not think it is reasonable to believe food studies that are put out by food companies, nor drug studies that are put out by drug companies. I feel more comfortable believing the experts that study fats for example, and are not funded by people that can profit by the research. You might be surprised at how different the world looks through those eyes.
The other component that is inextricably linked to our health and wellness is the health and wellness of our planet. As the lakes, rivers, oceans become polluted, the forests get chopped down, the air becomes difficult to breathe, and the soil becomes sterile, we will have a harder and harder time recovering our health. As individuals, we need to speak with our dollars and support environmentally friendly ways of doing things so that we can preserve our planet and all life.
Your health is your responsibility, and there is so much you can do to improve your vitality. The goal of this site is to help you on your wellness journey. Enjoy it! AM NOT BLESSED WITH A SMALL FRAME OR HIGH METABOLISM, STAYING FIT AND HEALTHY IS A DAILY PROCESS FOR ME AND BY GOD'S GRACE I HAVE FOUND A WAY TO BALANCE MY EXERCISE AND NUTRITION TO MAINTAIN MY WELLNESS GOALS, IT IS HARD WORK, HOWEVER, BE ASSURED YOU CAN ACHIEVE YOUR FITNESS GOALS ALSO"
~ELISSA REILLY SLATER
Elissa began her journey in wellness from a very early age. She began studying gymnastics when she was only 4 years old. By the time she was a teenager, Elissa had developed powerful musculature in her legs, thighs and upper body, and began to struggle to establish balance between her muscular physique and her desire for longer, more sculpted lines. She was criticized for being "big boned", and began her personal odyssey toward a more complete and balanced understanding of physical fitness. She took her health, weight, and wellness into her own hands. She incorporated a "clean" diet as well as regular workouts into her daily routines. She set goals and made a new, determined effort to achieve her goal body style, weight and level of fitness. When she was in high school, she began to ask her parents to allow her to do her own grocery shopping, selecting foods which would ensure she ate a low fat and high protein diet. After juggling the up and down results of this effort, she learned that BALANCE is the key to success. After trying a fat free diet, she learned she could not simply cut fat out of the diet and expect to lose and keep off weight. She learned that it does not suffice simply to cut sugar out of her diet. She learned she could not expect to lose weight by cutting out meats or red meat alone. She learned it is almost impossible to give up carbohydrates completely - especially since they are such a prominent energy source.
After years of trial and error and constant nutritional study, she designed a fitness and nutrition combo that she knew could be the foundation of consistent, healthy and balanced lifestyle.
Elissa does not recommend depriving the body of it's needs. Rather, she believes that it is important to keep the majority of the diet clean and healthy; and to allow oneself to indulge cravings periodically as a reward for maintaining the basic disciplines of a clean dietary regimen. Eventually, this type of eating becomes a lifestyle and those who persevere will see meaningful results in terms of weight loss while enjoying the special benefits of an overall healthier self.
Elissa began her business career as a licensed cosmetologist. Although she enjoyed styling and the fashion industry, she realized that her passion is making others feel beautiful and self confident. Elissa was thrilled to see that personality changes her clients experienced after makeovers were like "night and day". After a little bit of TLC, they felt beautiful and confident. Seeing these results made Elissa feel so blessed to be a part of that "positivity". She revelled in the joy of helping others to share what she had been able to achieve in her own body makeover. After 8 years of a successful styling career, she decided to make a change to advance her career, and returned to college college to pursue a degree in nursing. While on this path, she was required to to participate in the curriculum's RNA (registered nurse assistant) program. This led to her working for a wellness center in Charlotte. Here, all of the elements of her biography combined. Her passion for fitness, good health habits and proper nutrition found the perfect expression, and she embarked on her inevitable destiny to follow her dreams and pursue something that is a constant in her life, teaching WELLNESS.
Elissa then enrolled in the prestigious Yoga Alliance School training, completing its rigorous 200 hour RYT certification. She then pursued certification as a Fitness and Nutrition Specialist. She is currently working toward her Bachelor's degree in Sports Management with a concentration in Wellness and Fitness. Her plans are to host a flourishing nutrition resource website and provide her clients with the best care and knowledge in order for them to fulfill their health and fitness goals and dreams.
Elissa is a devoted mother and a wife. She enjoys traveling frequently with her husband and family, and makes a home in the US and in Canada, where her husband has a business. Elissa volunteers at the homeless shelters, the local Christian radio station, and various church programs in the Charlotte, North Carolina, area. Although she loves the endorphins running provides, her number one fitness practice is yoga. She has found the combination of running and yoga provide the results she desires. Yoga lengthens and tones her body, and running provides cardio support, working her heart and speeding up her metabolism. Below is her favorite story of how she began yoga.
This is MY Yoga story!
Hey my fellow Yogis, Yogini and Oxygen filled bodies! My name is Elissa Slater, my health nut title is RYT 200, translation please, Registered Yoga Teacher Yoga Alliance certified 200 hrs! Also mother and wife!
Today, I want to extend a few tips for a yogi lifestyle which will ultimately lead to less stress and most importantly a healthy YOU! I started my yoga practice more then 9 years ago. I was your average gym member and wanted a change to my typical workout. I literally tried every single workout to try to lengthen, lean, and tone my gymnast body. Yes gymnast body. I started gymnastics when I was just 4 years old. All of the compression from tumbling and flipping really condensed and thickened my muscles. When I was in middle and high school I continued these muscle bulking practices by cheerleading. I literally had the thickest (yet healthy and muscular) thighs of of any of the teenagers I knew. After high school, I continued my active lifestyle. But, to balance the cheering and gymnastics, I began the only logical practice to keep my body lean RUNNING! What did I find? Although running is a wonderful exercise, great for your heart, mid-section, and overall health, the pressure and impact of hitting the ground made my bulky muscles even firmer! I love a strong healthy body but I desperately wanted a long lean body.
One thing that was a hug obstacle for Jason was his LOVE for FOOD!!! Like many people overweight he got caught in the trap of processed junk food and fast food. He knew he wanted to be in shape but yet didn’t want to deprive himself and eat only bland tasteless food. As a result, Jason began to study nutrition and healthy cooking techniques/recipes at age 14 and is always trying to come up with substitutions for “junk foods” that will satisfy his cravings. He monitors all of his clients nutrition intake with food journaling, created and maintains his own fitness website (www.90210trainer.com) mails of periodic newsletters with fitness and nutrition tips as well as a healthy recipes. He believe that you should NEVER eat any food you don’t enjoy and that you shouldn’t feel like you are going to “DIE” of hunger when you are on a “DIET”.
He believes that lifestyle change and learning to enjoy the process is the key.
In addition to working out Jason enjoys to stay physically and mentally active and displays this with his zest for life, living each day to its absolute fullest. Some of his favorite things to do outside of the gym are cooking, hiking, playing ice hockey, traveling and reading self-development books. One thing that is the most important to him is to challenge himself everyday mentally and physically, step out of his comfort zone and to live a life without regrets. He applies this same philosophy to everyone who comes across his path.
As he says “Everyday you have a choice to get better or stay the same.”
Jason also enjoys to give back to the community. Being brought up in a well grounded family he is regular church attendee and is active in its community. He participates in many non-profit events such as the relay-for-life walks to find a cure for cancer and other fund raising events. Ultimately, Jason wants nothing more than to make a difference in people lives and to
“change the world, one body at a time”. Eat Small Frequent Meals (4-6 per day)
2. Center Each Meal Around LEAN Protein
3. Have veges at each meal and fruit at each snack
4. Eat approx. 40% protein 40% complex carbs
& 20% healthy fat
5. Daily calories depend on your current goal-
FAT LOSS - GOAL Bodyweight x 10
Maintenance - GOAL Bodyweight x 13
Muscle Gain - GOAL Bodyweight x 18
(these numbers assume you are exercising 5x a week)
6. Drink 32-100 oz. of calorie free liquids each day
7. Limit caffeine to 300mg per day and have it pre-workout.
(approx 1 medium Starbucks coffee)
8. "Controlled" Cheat Meals -
Fat loss - 0-1 per week
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