Allegheny Medical Blog
13Dec/090

Maximize Your Performance Potential

Allegheny Medical offers a 10-week complimentary performance conditioning program withfireman Maximize Your Performance Potential weekly nutritional counseling and medically supervised workouts on state-of-the-art equipment.  The program was developed with the intent to improve the community's level of health, beginning with those who serve the community and its citizens. Allegheny Medical believes strongly in helping keep those who risk their lives for others healthy--and to do so without a cost to those individuals.

The program is currently being offered to service organizations that may benefit from increased levels of health.  These days, emergency workers face a multitude of challenges on the job which require more strength, endurance and speed than ever before.  Fortunately, the athletic trainers at Allegheny Medical can help you get in the best shape of your life in just a few hours per week.

For example, after a 10-week program, the officers of the Robinson police department experienced an average weight loss of 16 pounds, an average 25% increase in cardiovascular fitness, an average 24% increase in strength improvement and an average waist size decrease of 9%.  Many other firefighters and police officers have also completed our program with outstanding results.

How is Allegheny Medical able to offer this program as a complimentary service?  The reason is that we are funded by medical services provided as well as by referrals from organizations. We have board certified physicians in internal medicine and orthopedics, a doctor of physical therapy and a doctor of chiropractic care. We also have twenty years of experience working with professional, Olympic and amateur athletes at a variety of levels, and we would love to design a program that meets your needs.

There are limited enrollments yearly, so give us a call at 412-494-4554 for a consultation today.

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