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A Hidden Challenge of Fitness Success (And How to Stay Grounded Through It)
A real-talk guide from Impact One Fitness, a personal training studio in Woodland Hills, CA. In preparation for all the holiday festivities – I figured I would write about one of the hidden challenges our personal training clients experience when they start seeing their fitness results. I will cover: why praise can sting, how success can actually feel uncomfortable, and what you can do to stay the course. Fitness success isn’t just physical. It’s emotional. It’s social. It’s

Micah Roberts
Dec 11, 20256 min read


A Client's Journey: Strength Training for Life
Strength Training For Life: Jonathan & Shannon’s Longevity Journey Jonathan and Shannon came to us seeking a longevity-focused fitness program — one that would keep them strong, capable, and ready for decades of adventure. Both were already in excellent cardiovascular condition. They consistently maintained weekly aerobic routines, and Shannon’s history of running ultramarathons speaks for itself. As avid travelers with an endless appetite for exploring the world, their trai

Micah & Ali Roberts
Dec 4, 20253 min read


Why Hire a Personal Trainer When AI Can Generate a Workout?
What AI-Generated Workouts Miss and Why It Matters: AI programs are only as good as the data you feed them and lack the ability to assess the human body. Digital programs are generalized.
That's why Impact One Fitness uses the proprietary Vital-7 Assessment to understand your unique movement and physical profile—something AI can't replicate. We look beyond algorithms to ensure your program is safe, effective, and truly personalized.

Micah Roberts
Nov 17, 20254 min read


The 3-Influences and How It Shapes Your Fitness Mindset
Discover how your verbal, modeling, and life experiences shape your fitness mindset. At Impact One Fitness in Woodland Hills, CA, we help you break old patterns, overcome fear of change, and build healthier habits with personalized training and expert coaching. Transform your mindset, transform your body.

Micah Roberts
Nov 13, 20255 min read


Fitness For Seniors: Why You Need It -Especially After 60
After 60, your body naturally loses skeletal muscle mass and strength — a process called sarcopenia. This decline affects balance, coordination, and metabolism. The good news: Resistance training reverses muscle loss. Just two to three strength sessions per week can increase lean muscle by 3–5%, improving daily function and calorie metabolism even at rest. Read further to learn more about how Functional Strength training helps you as you age.

Ali Roberts
Nov 9, 20254 min read


Why Impact One Fitness is the best choice in Woodland Hills for your Functional Fitness and Longevity Goals
Why is Impact One Fitness in Woodland Hills the Best Choice for Your Functional Fitness and Longevity Goals? If you’re searching for the best personal training in Woodland Hills that actually improves how you move, feel, and live – Impact One Fitness is your answer. Some of the reasons include functional strength training for any level, personalized coaching, longevity-based fitness programs, flexible training options, and proven results.

Ali Roberts
Nov 6, 20253 min read


Reactive Training: The Missing Link to Aging Well
Discover how reactive training helps you stay sharp, balanced, and strong as you age. Learn why adding this powerful, brain-body approach to your fitness program improves longevity, supports fall prevention, and keeps every active aging adult moving with confidence for life.

Ali Roberts
Oct 12, 20253 min read


Strength Training and Its IMPACT on Longevity
The Secret to Aging Well vs. Just Getting Older: When people think about aging gracefully, they usually picture kale salads, early bedtimes, and long walks that somehow end at the farmer’s market. Don’t get me wrong, diet, sleep, and cardio are all important pieces, but there’s an unsung hero in the longevity story: STRENGTH TRAINING.
Thomas M
Sep 23, 20254 min read
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