General Training FAQ’s
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At Stonepoint Strength, we don’t just focus on physical results — we build discipline, resilience, and strength of character inspired by Stoic philosophy. Training is about more than sets and reps; it’s about developing the mindset to overcome challenges in fitness and in life.
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Not at all. We welcome beginners, intermediate lifters, and advanced athletes. Every program is tailored to your starting point and long-term goals.
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Currently, we offer one-on-one personal training and customized online coaching. Group options may be available in the future.
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We can make you a program and you can follow it to fit your needs, no appointments or one-on-one training required.
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Stoicism teaches perseverance, responsibility, and self-mastery — values we apply directly to training. We focus on what you can control: effort, consistency, and mindset. Progress in the gym becomes a reflection of progress in life.
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Results depend on consistency, effort, and starting point. Some clients see progress in strength or endurance within weeks, while body composition changes often take longer. Our approach emphasizes sustainable progress, not quick fixes.
Health & Safety FAQs
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If you have a medical condition, injury, or any concerns about your health, we recommend getting clearance from your physician before starting training. Your safety is always the priority.
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Yes, as long as your doctor approves. We can modify training around injuries or limitations to keep you safe while still making progress.
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At this time, we do not provide full nutritional coaching. We can, however, offer general nutrition recommendations to support your training and recovery. Customized meal plans may be offered in the future.
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No. Progress photos are completely optional. If you choose to share them, they are kept private and used only to track your progress.
Programs & Services FAQs
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Training packages include tailored workout programming, technique guidance, progress tracking, and accountability. Online clients also receive regular check-ins and adjustments to keep progress moving.
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All training plans are customized based on your goals, experience, and lifestyle. We don’t use cookie-cutter programs.
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That depends on your setup. If you train at home, we’ll design your program around the equipment you already have. If you train at a gym, we’ll use what’s available there.
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Most clients train 3–5 times per week, depending on their schedule, goals, and recovery needs. We’ll work with your availability.
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Yes. We track performance metrics like strength, endurance, and consistency. Progress photos, measurements, and lifestyle habits can also be tracked if you choose.