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Pickyshopper

Joined 3 years ago

Austin TX , Personal Trainer Dave Goodin is the BEST!. There are a lot of trainers in Austin but if you are looking for someone to get results... look no further than Dave Goodin! He walks the talk by being a world champion Professional IFBB bodybuilder himself & having years of training experience, but what sets him apart is what he does for eachclient. He works just as hard to get the average person who wants to get in shape, lose weight or get fit as he does with his National level competitors... He doesn't care what your goals are, he wants you to succeed & WILL find a away to make the happen!

I have trained with him 4 days a weeks for a long time now. I personally have gotten better results than I have with any group, bootcamp, other trainer or trying to do it on my own.

It you want to succeed... Dave Goodin is your trainer!

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Fit 4 Ever

Joined 3 years ago

Best trainer in Austin. Dave is the best personal trainer in Austin! You couldn"t ask for a trainer with a better mix experience, motivation & knowledge. He helped me to get in the best shape of my life & lose 50 lbs in the process! He is a world champion body builder himself, he has something like 17 years full time training experience, he has a masters degree from UT, he is a columnist for Ironman Magazine & has appeared on the cover multi times ...he knows what he's talking about. BUT that's not what makes him a great trainer. He is laid back & makes everyone feel comfortable no matter what your shape, size or goal. He believes in old school, traditional training... & that works! I feel so blessed & thankful eveyday when I get dressed & look in the mirror that I made the decision to train with Dave! I recommend him to everyone I meet!

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

A no-nonsense gym with a back-to-basics take on equipment, personal training and atmosphere.. In Short
Even during the busiest hours of the day, there's rarely a problem getting the workout you want; there are so many benches and weights of different types that there's a spot available somewhere. No speakers pumping out music, no chrome, no aerobics classes, no trendy exercise-machine-of-the-moment. Here's what Hyde Park does offer: lots and lots of weights. Think barbells, dumbbells, squat racks, cable stacks, flat benches, incline benches and an area for working on deadlifts.