Training Zone

[TAPDH3T]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hh_dNefYihY

About a year ago I created a fitness program for the PD which I called the Fit to Fight program which was high intensity training that simulated combat stress related to the job..
The gym I use to work for liked the concept and we worked out a plan to have it set up for ur average joe or hardcore inthusiast and built a training section of the gym to meet my specs called the training zone.
Because this is only a part time gig we have brought in some cross fit trainers to assist in the gyms profit and use of the room...
Classes are picking up and I have made a promo video to help sell myself.. I would love y'alls input on the video before its officially posted on there website...

 

[Bigunit]

Very good video. My only thought would be to shorten the opening credits in order to grab the viewer's attention right away, as they take up 0:31 before the pics get rolling. Looks like a great concept and program! Good luck with your endeavor. :thumbs:

 

[TAPDH3T]

Ohh I agree 100% It is set up to start the pics with the song!! If I could figure out how to cut some of the song at the front... I think YouTube has an edit so I will see if I can fix it there

 

[abearden]

Seems less like a promo video and more like a picture slide show. Doesn't promote you like you deserve.

-Shorter is good. Blurry and repeat shots don't give a positive reflection. Pick out prime shots and distill. Most people won't sit through a 5 minute slideshow, even with good music.
-Text should be easily readable. Your intro and certification list at the beginning is difficult to read. Maybe a yellow vs. gold for the text?
-If possible, you want action video and explanations of what you're doing or providing. Adding content will keep your audience enthralled longer and highlight your expertise. Sell the dynamic movement and real-world fitness benefits compared to a standard 24-hour Fitness setup.