“I approach training from a holistic perspective with an emphasis on correcting posture and establishing a solid foundation for exercise. I can help you reach your goals with a routine that’s both realistic and rewarding.”
About
Meet your Trainer
Cameron Tonkin
Personal Fitness Trainer & Conditioning Coach
Background:
I use a holistic approach, working closely as a mentor to help individuals understand factors that influence training performance and results both inside and outside of the gym.
These factors can include altering self-awareness, providing plans for good nutrition and helping with contemporary lifestyle issues. My style is motivational, promoting the use of prehab techniques that minimise risk for injury and comprehensive training to achieve an individual’s goals.
Specialties:
I specialise in training the average person and athletes by focusing functional movement patterns, improving mobility to enhance stabilisation, developing functional power and strength, and managing peaking and resting in a periodised program.
I use a motivation psychology framework to improve mental fortitude and maximise performance whether you are in the gym or on the field
Qualifications:
- BSc. Genetics, Human Physiology, Psychology (UCT)
- Higher and Advanced Certificates for Exercise Science and Sports Conditioning (HFPA)
- Certificates in Group Fitness Training and Nutrition Essentials (HFPA)
- Functional Movement Screening (Course by Kobus du Plessis)
- Activation for Trainers and Therapists (Course by Douglas Heel)
- Beginner and Advanced Fascial Release Techniques (Courses by Physical IQ with David Minnie)
Expertise:
- Personal training for all individuals
- Weight loss
- Weight gain
- Teaching correct form and posture
- Sport-specific conditioning
- Improvement in physique, strength, and endurance through periodised programs
- Muscle activation for whole-body (global) functionality
- Developing proprioceptive acuity (mind-muscle connection) and motor pattern re-education
- Conducting a functional movement screen
* Prehab, or prehabilitation, is a proactive approach to exercise that combines rehabilitation techniques with exercise to reduce the risk for injury and pain. Weak areas are strengthened first. Improvement in joint function, mobility, and balance reduce the risk for injury and disease.