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Story by Meredith Nelson / July 16, 2016
THE PRIMETIME TEAM IS CLIMBING AGAIN – but we need your help!
Saturday, July 23; North Charleston Coliseum
The PrimeTime team is once again taking to the stairs at the North Charleston Coliseum as they compete in the 2016 Fight For Air StairClimb! The PrimeTime team has their sights set on a repeat victory in this year’s event on July 23.
We would love to win the title of not only the fastest team, but also the most money raised . . . and you can help!
For more information on how you can help the PrimeTime team bring home another trophy, contact meredith@primetimefit.net . . . your funds go a long way in helping overcome lung disease, manage the disease, or quit smoking!
Check out “Take the Stairs to Better Fitness” on our blog!
I worked out with Meredith for years before she (sadly) moved away. She is creative, fun, and great at correcting your form. She can adapt to injuries you might have. She will incorporate things you like (yoga) and can work with all types of exercise equipment from machines to bands to TRX to free weights to your body weight. No two workouts are the same, which means you do not get bored and you want to keep coming back!
Meredith first sought to truly understand my fitness goals and then observed my current weight-training routine. She then helped me organize a workout plan that gave me better results, in the same amount of time. Now I have a more balanced routine that is producing better results, in the same amount of time, with the same amount of effort. She always had my work within my comfort level and has helped me develop a more balanced program that maximizes the results.
I found my happy place at home with Meredith and Primetime Fitness. I started virtual training with Meredith at the beginning of Covid and now virtual training is part of my weekly routine. What a joy to get a great workout and not have to leave the house! Thanks, Meredith!
I’ve been taking Meredith’s classes for a few short months and also doing some training sessions with her, and it has already made me stronger. I love that she offers lower-impact options (for this 58-year-old) and also motivates all of us during class!
I was recently diagnosed as a Type 2 Diabetic. I had worked out with Meredith once before, but at the time, I just wasn’t dedicated to a routine. As soon as I was diagnosed, I shot her a quick email, and she immediately responded. We met and discussed diet and exercise; she was a wealth of information. I started working out with her and figuring out what routine spoke best to me. She helped me set up a Peloton bike and monitored my form. Hey, if this 65-year-old woman can get in shape, anyone can. I’m 15 pounds down and on the right track. Thanks, Meredith!