Equanimity,
Happiness &
Longevity

I got to know Gina as an extremely kind, polite and honest person, both as a student and as a colleague. Accuracy, humane thinking and professionalism go hand in hand in her work. I saw a little of my younger self in her — someone who is not broken by any difficulty, who believes in her dreams and always has the energy to connect with others, even to help them.

She is characterised by precision, generosity, deep faith and straightforwardness. I can only wish that her dreams come true and that her knowledge reaches as many people as possible, because through her work others — and our world — become richer.

Gina welcomed me very professionally with a comprehensive questionnaire. Although I only signed up for training, we covered every area of my lifestyle — she starts training a client only after getting a complete picture of them. She planned the workouts skilfully and found a solution to the limitations caused by my knee problem. Patient, humane, highly expert, and flexible around my busy schedule. We could only train together for a short time, but it helped my knees a great deal.

I love working out with Gina because her sessions are hard, yet we have so much fun during them. She knows exactly where my limits are, and we push them together session after session. No one gives extra-difficult tasks more kindly and with more of a smile than her.

Given my size, choosing a female personal trainer seemed unorthodox at first. Gina is far more modest in size and strength than I am, but she makes up for it with a work ethic that belies military trainers and a total lack of empathy for the pain of an exercise. Thanks to her attitude, my sessions are always fun, even at the limit of my physical capability.

In my experience very few personal trainers have Gina’s knowledge of anatomy, complemented by alternative therapies such as aromatherapy and by nutrition. She is also active in helping you recover between workouts. I would recommend her to anyone who simply needs structure in their training, and equally to anyone who thinks of themselves as an elite athlete.