Gill's Fitness

Meet Your Trainers:

Robert grew up in El Cajon and graduated from SDSU with a degree in Kinesiology. He started his career with Gill's Fitness in 2004, while he was still a student. Enthusiastic and passionate about the clients' health, Robert will encourage you to push yourself past your comfort zone to reach your goals, and keep you laughing at the same time! Robert is an avid runner, surfer, snowboarder and can generally be found participating in some outdoor activity when he isn't getting a workout for himself.
 Robert@GillsFitness.com
As a Gill's Fitness client, you will get to work with every trainer of the Gill's Fitness staff. You don't have one trainer, you have a team of them.
Your trainers can offer advice on exercises to perform on vacation, different cardiovascular activities, and answer nutritional questions.

(619) 299-1988

Jonathan Gill - Founder

Will started training at Gills Fitness in 2000. He graduated SDSU, majoring in Kinesiology after playing 3 years of college football. Will enjoys helping clients gain strength and flexibility regardless of their situation and encourages the clients to push themselves "if you can move it, you can make it stronger." Quality of life is what matters and increasing strength and endurance ensures it. During his free time, Will enjoys beach volleyball, golfing, hiking and surfing.
William@GillsFitness.com
Everyone needs a Gill's Fitness Trainer. Click on these links to see what the experts are saying about strength training:
~The trainers at Gill's Fitness are superb at improving your balance. According to the CDC, over 95% of hip fractures are caused by falls. Gill's Fitness will strengthen your bones and increase you balance and coordination - reducing the risk of injury from falling.
~You can start a strength training program at any age. According to AARP, experts say most muscle loss comes from not using your muscles enough as you age, rather than aging itself. Using your muscles regularly will help them stay strong and firm, regardless of age, an important reason for older adults to strength train.
Studies have shown that men in their 60s and 70s who strength train regularly have muscles that look and perform as well as inactive men in their 20s and 30s.
~According to the National Osteoporosis Foundation, there are two types of exercises that are important for building and maintaining bone density: weight-bearing and muscle-strengthening exercises. 2-3 days of muscle strengthening exercises are recommended to prevent osteoporosis.
~Golf Digest reports that "When most people think of the core, they think of those mighty rectus abdominus muscles responsible for a six-pack stomach and a stable golf swing. But when it comes to the rotational aspects of your swing, the obliques play a key role, too. In fact, if these muscles on the sides of your stomach are weak, you'll really struggle to make solid contact with the ball."
Every sport, not just golf, requires strong oblique muscles. Gill's Fitness trainers know how to strengthen all the muscles of your "core" in the most effective manner, and without causing back pain.
~Studies show that your body can burn extra calories even while resting if an individual trains with the the Gill's Fitness methodology. Total body eccentric training can raise resting metabolic rate by about 9%. If you have weight loss goals, you should call Gill's Fitness!
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(619) 299-1988
2667 Camino Del Rio South, Plaza A
San Diego, CA 92108
Gill's Fitness offers appointments Monday through Friday, 5:00am to 7:00pm
Training@GillsFitness.com
Robert Fine - Program Designer, Trainer
William Cole - Program Designer, Trainer
Jonathan@GillsFitness.com