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Company details
- Personal Trainer
- Fitness and Nutrition Service
- Fitness Center
- Physical Fitness Program
- Weight Loss Service
- Women's Personal Trainer
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UTG Personal Training is a private 2,500 sq ft personal training gym in Westwood, NJ, serving Bergen County for over 15 years. Every program is built around evidence-based strength training, progressive overload and 1-on-1 coaching, not group classes or cookie-cutter plans. Sessions are unlimited and scheduled around each client's life, then adjusted as they progress, with full nutrition coaching and weekly progress checks alongside. We also run Fit3D 3D body composition scans covering body fat, lean mass and posture, and GLP-1 strength coaching for clients on Ozempic, Wegovy, Zepbound and Mounjaro. Training is month to month with no long-term contracts or membership fees. New clients start with a free assessment.
Contact info
23 Bergenline Ave, 07675, Westwood, United States
- 2017837694
- support@uniquetraininggroup.com
- uniquetraininggroup.com
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