Sukumaran is certified in Italy, and is one of only two TechnoGym Master Trainers in Singapore, the other being his wife, Santhi Haridass. |
"People believe that losing weight is a good thing, and jogging excessively is the only way to lose body mass and achieve a slim figure. This is a myth, as losing weight might not be losing fat at all. The way to lose fat and tone muscles effectively is not to rely on jogging alone; a combination of cardio and resistance training is required," he said.
"Dedicated trainers at Kinetika seek to empower their members with the knowledge to better themselves, and guide them through their workouts and track their progress over time."
Kinesis circuit training offers both cardio and resistance activities. Kinesis utilises Full Gravity Technology allows 360° tri-dimensional movement that provides variable resistance to every movement according to the range and angle of the radius of the action. The Kinesis pulley system allows maximum freedom of movements, and it is not restricted by gravity, unlike traditional weights.
Kinetika Xtreme holds eight sets of Kinesis Class equipment, the largest number of such equipment available in any gym in
Singapore.
Members are tracked by dedicated instructors from day
one of their training programme, and trainers will perform measurement of their
body statistics; weight, height, body fat and muscle mass, as well as
Kinetika’s unique flexibility and balance test known as Vitruvio Testing,
allows trainers to tweak the programme based on each member’s body type and
individual strengths and weaknesses.
The ARKE training system is a core-centric
training regime that focuses on natural movement. The name is derived from a Greek word meaning 'the origin of things'. The ARKE training system is divided into four categories, named after the natural
elements based on the type, energy intensity and the position of use. Earth
(green) represents stability and proprioception; air (orange) is for dynamism and
reaction time; water (blue) for agility and balance, and fire (red) for adaptability and control.
A trainer conducts cool-down stretches with Kinetika Xtreme members to relax the muscles and prevent injury after 45 minute of intense workout. |
*All images courtesy of Kinetika.