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NOZAWA PT can help you if you...
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・ Don't want to spend the rest of your life in your current shape
・Are inexperienced in training
・Have tried bodyweight training at home but can't be consistent
・Want to look strong and confident
・Have been to a gym but lost confidence because everyone looks super fit
・Can't get near the free weights because of the intimidating gym rats
・Don't want people looking down on you because of your body
・Have been training but stopped progress
・ Are overwhelmed by the abundance of conflicting information
・Wan't and effective and efficient way of training
NOZAWA PTs Features
One-on-One Training in a Personal Gym
A regular gym may be intimiating and even frustrating, especially if you are a beginner, and don't know what you are doing.
No need to worry what people may think of you. We will train in a private gym.
My expertise is in training absolute beginners how to perform and execute the correct technique of difficult Barbell training methods.
No need to worry even if you have no exercise experience, are over weight, ore have bad mobility。I have personalized training and mobility exercises for various individuals including clients with sciatica and rounded shoulders。
Evidence based training with real progress
We will not train in a manner that is just "hard" or "feels intense".
The methods are based on scientific evidence and you will see progress within the first few sessions. Especially if you are a beginner.
Even if you have little to no experience in resistence training, I will teach you to train properly with barbells and free weights.
Not only will you eventually look good in appearance, but you will look good working out at any gym.
Line/Email Support Open 24/7
Clients who have purchased tickets and/or online-coaching clients will have access to me on LINE or Email 24/7 for questions and general support.
Clients will use it to record and share their own workouts, report their meals, ask questions, tell me what they want to do prior to sessions, or for general motivation.
Reservation and Access
No need for account registration or time adjustments with the trainer.
You can book a session anytime quickly from the reservation page if there is an open slot.
If your preferred time or day does not appear to be open, you can then contact me via the official LINE account or booking form from the reservation page. I can make times available in some cases.
MIRAITO GYM GOTANDA
Kure-ru Gotanda Room#603, 5-28-11, Higashigotanda,
Shinagawa Ku, Tokyo To, 141-0022, Japan
ONLINE PERSONAL
ONLINE COACHING
Available from anywhere in Japan
*If english page is not available yet, contact me for information.
How you start your training
affects the results years later!
*This graph is for example purposes only
It is not far fetched to say that, the time it takes to attain your ideal body
will be determined by how you learn to train as a beginner.
Being a beginner is the ultimate timing
where you will enjoy the most progress.
Building muscle and losing fat is near impossible as an advanced trainee,
but being a beginner is one of the rare cases where it is absolutely possible.
As a beginner you will increase strength almost every time you train.
Good form and lifting technique habits in training will be created as a beginner.
If you notice someone who has bad posture or walking,
you can see how movement habits are very difficult to fix.
Good form and technique in lifting is not only a injury preventative measure.
It also dictates how many and how well a muscle fiber is stimulated
with a single repetition of movement.
It is one of the most important aspects in making muscle growth happen.
Imagine if you ingrained bad form habits
and lost 10% muscle growth potential everytime you trained.
If you train 3 times a week, thats 144 opportunities of muscle growth stimulated.
Losing 10% growth from 144 training session,
How much progress will you have missed out on in a year?
And if you got injured and missed training sessions within that year?
With regular training with proper form and techinique
with adequate protein and caloric intake,
it is not rare for a beginner to gain 7kg of muscle in a year.
Visualize 7kg of steak and imagine that as mucle gained for perspective.
Now imagine someone who had not trained with good technique and methods,
and only gained 4kgs of muscle the first year.
If you compare the two beginners,
they will start their 2nd year with vastly different weights on the bar
and the quality of training between the two would incrementally differentiate.
On top of that, the more training experience you gain,
the harder it becomes to add new muscle!
If you only gained 4kgs the 1st year, the second year might be only 2.5kgs.
In a few years you will only gain a few grams.
As you age, the hormones responsible for muscle synthesis such as testosterone
and growth hormone drop every year.
Your muscles will become more resistant to growth and youre response to protein worsens.
In this way, how fast you accelerate in progress during the first year
affects the years after that.
Missing this opportunity, you maybe outrun by those who started with you
and the difference can be exponentially grow every year.
If you want to reach your physique goals as quickly as you can,
the moment you decide to start training, is when you should start personal training sessions.
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Barbell training is the optimal way to progress
Once you enter a regular gym, the staff will usually introduce you to training with machines.
They are easy to explain and are generally safe for beginners.
However you will also notice the well built veteran muscle monsters in the free weight area
throwing around massive weights, most of the time.
You may think to yourself, there's no way you could train there
because you dont know how to use them and you're only a beginner,
or you're too embarassingly weak so you will get stronger on the machines first.
But I believe that you are missing out on your precious beginner gains
if you continue to do so.
Gaining strength as a beginner is the short cut to gaining muscle in the medium to long term,
and barbells are the fastest way to gain strength throughout your entire body.
The problem is, when someone obviously does not know what he/she is doing in the free weight area,
it is a danger to not only him/herself but to those around, and is a dangerous risk.
Not to mention that feeling embarassed amongst a crowd of fit and strong people
is a great way to demoralize yourself.
Free weight training is difficult and technical that even some trainers
do not train properly with them.
However, training with freeweights as a beginner
is scientifically proven to be the most efficient way to gain strength and muscle,
but trying to just copy movements and training with bad technique
not only limits the stimulation to your muscles.
It will also cause injuries and pains and aches in your joints
causing you to take days off of training.
Anyone with sports experience will know
that trying to imitate videos and other people is not enough.
Although you may think you're moving correctly,
with fundamentally bad body awareness and coordination,
you're movements are most likely objectively mistaken.
Utilising one-on-one personal training from a professional,
not only will you avoid demoralizing embarassment in a gym you go to regularly.
You will learn how to use barbells, how to organize your training sessions,
proper nutritional protocals and supplementation,
to help you maximize your body's potential to look and feel great.
Evidence supporting barbell training
・Compared to machines, equalized for volume barbells produced 40% more muscle growth and 2 times more strength gains. *1,*2
・Compared to machines, cardiovascular performance and fat burning effects were higher.*2
・Barbells incorporate multiple muscle groups in one movement. *3,*4 It more efficiently trains muscles at a higher frequency.
・Body coordination improved better than machines, creating more functional strength in the body.*3,*4
・Weight on barbells can be increased in very small increments. This allows for greater long term strength gains, and more importantly a sense of continual progress which is significant for motivation. In the end, consistency trumps everything else when it comes to results from training.
・Heavy training vs Light training: in the short term, gains in muscle are similar, but heavy (and safe) training leads to significant increases in strength. *5
・Muscle and Strength are correlated to about 85% in the long term.*6.
・You will look more badass training with barbells.
References.
(*1) Spennewyn, Keith C. “Strength Outcomes in Fixed versus Free-Form Resistance Equipment.” Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, vol. 22, no. 1, 2008, pp. 75–81, www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18296958, 10.1519/JSC.0b013e31815ef5e7. Accessed 8 Apr. 2019.
(*2) Paoli, Antonio, et al. “Resistance Training with Single vs. Multi-Joint Exercises at Equal Total Load Volume: Effects on Body Composition, Cardiorespiratory Fitness, and Muscle Strength.” Frontiers in Physiology, vol. 8, 22 Dec. 2017, www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5744434/, 10.3389/fphys.2017.01105. Accessed 8 Apr. 2019.
(*3) Saeterbakken, Atle & Fimland, Marius. (2011). Muscle activity of the core during bilateral, unilateral, seated and standing resistance exercise. European journal of applied physiology. 112. 1671-8. 10.1007/s00421-011-2141-7.
(*4) Schick, Evan & Coburn, Jared & Brown, Lee & A Judelson, Daniel & Khamoui, Andy & Tran, Tai & P Uribe, Brandon. (2010). A Comparison of Muscle Activation Between a Smith Machine and Free Weight Bench Press. Journal of strength and conditioning research / National Strength & Conditioning Association. 24. 779-84. 10.1519/JSC.0b013e3181cc2237.
(*5)Schoenfeld, Brad J, et al. “Strength and Hypertrophy Adaptations Between Low- vs. High-Load Resistance Training: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.” Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, vol. 31, no. 12, 2017, pp. 3508–3523, www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28834797, 10.1519/JSC.0000000000002200. Accessed 20 May 2019.
(*6)Vigotsky, Andrew D, et al. “Biomechanical, Anthropometric, and Psychological Determinants of Barbell Back Squat Strength.” Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 2018, p. 10.1519/JSC.0000000000002535, www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29489722?dopt=Abstract, 10.1519/JSC.0000000000002535. Accessed 20 May 2019.
Dieting is always a fad. Good eating habits create real change.
Unlike many personal gyms in Japan, focused on dieting NOZAWAPT does not centralize training and diet restrictions for weight loss.
Unless you are competing or need to lose weight for an event, I do not teach clients to make short term and large weight loss goals, which will risk muscle loss and binge eating behaviors.
Hard dieting at the beginning stages of training will waste the advantages that the beginner trainee has, of building muscle and strength quickly.
Hormone imbalances, psychological changes can result causing rapid weight gain and difficulty adding muscle.
Looking at it in the long term, for beginners it is important to adopt eating habits that will add muscle over a long period of time: a high protein diet with whole foods.
We will build habits one step at a time towards habits for health and building muscle.
Once these habits are internalized, ewhen short term dieting will be easier to maintain and have less bad after effects.
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Price and Reservation
No Entry Fee
No Monthly Fee
Session Fee
60min. 9,000JPY
Session Tickets
60min 8 sessions 70,000JPY
Payment Methods
Payments are accepted on the day
in cash, or by PayPay.
The following credit card payments are also available.
Master Card, VISA, American Express.
How to Reserve
No need to create an account.
From the reservation page, choose the
[Personal Training 60min.] option, and reserve an available slot.
Reservations cannot be made the day before.
Cancellations can only be accpeted up until the day before, before 12pm.
Cancellations after that will be billed in the full amount.
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S様 40代
忙しく仕事をしながらトレーニングも欠かさずにできているのは、スムーズに予約が取れたり、仕事の都合に合わせてフレキシブルに時間変更に対応して頂けるからだと思っています。トレーニング自体もうまくモチベーションを上げていただき、毎回自己ベストに挑戦する楽しさを味わいながらのワークアウトで、確実にカラダも変わってきました。
今までは週1回でも気が重かったんですが、今では週2回に頻度をあげようかなと思うまでになりました。
宜しくお願い致します
O様 30代
個人では限界がある高重量へのチャレンジはもちろん、根本的なフォームの見直し、目的に合わせた食事コントロールのやり方まで細かく教えてもらえるので、月に1〜2回チェックの為に通うだけでも充分に効果が出ます。
いつまでにこういう体型になりたい、いつまでに何キロ挙げたいという自分の目標にも的確に対応してもらえますし、何故このフォームがいいのか何故このメニューなのかもロジカルに説明してくれるのでとても勉強になります。
Testimonials
I様 30代
若かりし頃、モテたいがために自己流で筋トレしていた時は、大した変化感もなく大体1ヶ月くらいすると続かなくなるサイクルを幾度となく繰り返していました。
30代にして初めてトレーナーについてもらってのジム体験だったのですが、
トレーニングに加えて食事やサプリメントもケアしてもらったことで、
2週間で自分の体の変化を感じはじめ、1ヶ月で明らかな筋力アップを実感しました。
痩せ体型の自分がまさか、まだ筋肉をつけてたくましくなれる余地があったのかと、
ちょっとした感動と成功体験を積めたことが、その後の継続につながったと思います。
パーソナルトレーニングの良いところは
・他者の目と指導が入ることで、甘えやサボりを排除し追い込めること
・短期間で小さくても成功体験を積めることで、継続するインセンティブを得られること
・トレーナーが褒めてくれるので嬉しい(笑)
の3点かなと思います。
何人かのトレーナーさんとご一緒させてもらいましたが、Nozawaさんはご自身の肉体が圧倒的説得力を持っているので
信頼感と安心感が別格でした。
その身体を作るまでの努力、知識あればこそのアドバイスとプログラムなので
トレーニーは対して何も考えなくてもNozawaさんにお願いすればなんとかなりますし、知識がついてくると更に深いところまで解説してくれるので更に教えを請いたくなります。
K様, 60代
顧客の要望に基づいて、また、体調状況を確認しながら トレーニングのプログラムを組んで頂いています。 フォームやポジションを的確に指導されるので、 継続することにより、ありたい姿に導かれます。 加えて、食事やサプリメントのことも適宜コメントしてもらえて ありがたい限りです。 質の高いトレーニングの時間を過ごすことが実感できます。
S様, 30代
過去に糖質制限で10kgのダイエットに成功したものの見事にリバウンドし、それ以降は糖質制限してはドカ食いの繰り返し。ダイエットのための筋トレがしんどい。そんな毎日でした。
野澤さんのパーソナルに通い始めてからは、減量中でも毎日しっかり食べているのであれ食べたいこれ食べたいの欲求が湧いてこず、筋トレが楽しくて楽しくて週5-6でジム通いして毎回記録更新。いつもだとあと3-4kgは落とさないと入らないスカートがウエストゆるゆるに！
別のところでパーソナルに通った事もありますが、カラダが変わる、習慣が変わるという本当の効果を今初めて実感しています。
これからも自分の体をどこまで変えていけるのか楽しみです！
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About Me
1990・02・17
Graduated ICU Tokyo
Fitness model & Performer
for ALLOUT
NABBA WFF JAPAN
Professional Bodybuilder
Training Experience: 15 years
Personal Trainer since 2016
2020.07 Lift Maxes
Bench Press 180kg
Squat 210kg
Deadlift 235kg
Press 100kg
Shoi Nozawa
Building muscle and losing fat is actually a very simple process, but we are physically and emotionally complex beings living a complicating world. That is why there is so much value in the added objective perspective of personal training.
I still have several coaches that help me through my journey.
In the last few years, the number of gyms have grown and there is so much more information available about buildling your body. It is ever so easy to start your journey, but it can be so overwhelming too.
For the beginner starting on their own, they can risk wasting years of progress from trial and error of every method out there (my personal anecdote)
For the busy person, there is no time to be wasting with trial and error. Personally, I had time as a student to experiment, but being an employee at a company, a musician and trying to compete in bodybuilding, I was forced to emphasize simplicity, minimalism and efficiency in training and eating.
Using scientific evidence based training methods and client experience, I have helped mostly beginners learn to train efficiently and eat to build muscle and lose fat.
I have also had the priviledge to teach experienced lifters and competitors improve their bodies and posing/presentation on stage.
Seeing clients improve session to session and month to month has and always will be my motivation and passion.
Contest History
・2010 Tokyo Bodybuilding Finalist
・2010 Tokyo Junior Bodybuilding 2nd
・2013 Kanagawa BB -70kg div. 3rd
・2014 Kanagawa BB +70kg div. 1st
・2015 Kangawa BB Overall 1st
・2017 Shonan Open Men's Physique 2nd
・2018 NICA JAPAN Classic Physique 1st
・2019 NPCJ Classic Physique 1st
・2019 NABBA WFF JAPAN BB 1st
Basic Teaching Method
Exercise standards that I chose for clients：【Recruit the most muscle、add the most resistance、through the biggest effective range of motion】
This enables training to be efficient and effective for most people.
I teach mastering the basic barbell lifts first and foremost
and manipulating variables for specific goals such as strength, hypertrophy and athletic performance.
Bench Press： for building a big chest, wide triceps and thick shoulders.
Squat：for leg development, hip and back stability.
Deadlift ：for thick thighs, butt, back width and strong core.
Press：for shoulder girdle、upper chest、thick triceps、and core.
Chin-ups：for wide back width, biceps and core.
Dips：for chest and upperbody development, wide triceps and thick shoulders.
For aesthetic purposes, the following exercise and their variations are included.
Side/Lateral Raises：for wide shoulders.
Rear Raises/ Face Pulls：thickness of shoulders and stability/mobility.
Bicep Exercises：for biceps
Tricep Exercises：for big arms
Hanging Leg Raises/ Ab exercises：core stability, building abs
*Corrective exercises and variation of the main lifts will be prescribed for those with mobility issues and injuries.