Andreini Fitness

Andreini Fitness Andreini Fitness is private studio that is owned and operated by Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist. Visit website for more information.

We offer private training for 1-on-1, couples and friends. Andreini Fitness is a Private Studio designed for Private Personal Training serving the Orlando, Florida area! Visit us as www.andreinifitnesspt.com for more info!

What people are saying about Coach Lexi! 💪Learn more on how to train with Coach Lexi via her Instagram Account & Website...
03/13/2026

What people are saying about Coach Lexi! 💪

Learn more on how to train with Coach Lexi via her Instagram Account & Website! Links below!

Instagram: .lieflander
Website: https://www.liftex-cpt.com

03/10/2026

brought Fin to the gym recently, he’s 14yrs young 🐕

03/10/2026

Percy visited today to cheer on Mom & Dad while! 🐕

03/02/2026

Training Highlights w/Coach Lexi! 💪

Learn more on how to train with Coach Lexi at her Instagram Account & Website! Links below!

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Website: https://www.liftex-cpt.com

02/25/2026

Coach Lexi! 💪

Learn more on how to train with Coach Lexi at her Instagram Account & Website! Links below!

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Website: https://www.liftex-cpt.com

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02/24/2026

New personal best on the Pause Bench 305x1.

Now, I always highly recommend using safety bars/straps and spotters if available on bench. But, you also need to at least practice bailing on the bench press for when you’re on your own. I’ve done many practice reps intentionally failing with lighter weight so I am prepared.

Some additional tips:

1. You don’t want to fail reps too often but failed reps have their place and benefits. Even on failed reps you’re improving, you’re controlling the weight during the eccentric portion of the movement and your CNS is adapting to the newer weight.

2. Don’t make large jumps in weight to avoid injury. Going for a PR that’s a 5-15lb jump is much more manageable than a 30-40lb jump in weight.

3. 10 second static holds and partial negatives with a weight 10-30lbs over your 1RM prepares your body for when a 1RM attempt is made.

4. Use Chalk, Wrist Wraps for additional support.

02/21/2026

UCF interns designed their first nutrition plan for potential clients while covering how to program around pre-existing injuries/conditions they will come across as a coach. Next, they tested out various exercises like the Overhead Squat and Muscle Sn**ch which can be prerequisites to learning the Power Sn**ch and Sn**ch.

02/18/2026

Training clients 1,2,3 days a week is common. With that limited time in the gym with them most sessions are full body. Some days focus more on Push and Pull movements like we did today but Dennis still hit his lower body with back squats and sled push + reverse pulls.

My belief is giving you a balanced program with the most bang for your buck while you are here and not turn you into a circus act which is usually less effective.

*Tip: Went over this today and in the past:
Do not wear sweatbands while working out unless you are weighing yourself in preparation for a combat competition like (wrestling/mma/boxing) to make weight that day. Casually wearing it dehydrates you and that comes with risk because most that do this are beginners to training who do not know how to see the negative signs. Yes it makes you sweat more in the moment but as soon as you rehydrate and fuel the weight comes back.

02/14/2026

UCF interns were visited by Rowan today! Began practicing the olympic lifts, tested hurdle drills for single/double leg, unilateral exercises and more. 💪

The interns are diving into creating their own programs. Current topics cover two basic templates for their own future clients who train 3x a week along with creating a nutrition plan for two types of clients they may see in the real world. The goal here is to teach them how to organize and present a program in a more professional manner, while challenging the thought process that goes into it.

As a coach you need to be able to explain the reasoning behind each exercise in a program and the ordering of them.

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3500 Aloma Avenue, Suite F-8
Winter Park, FL
32792

Opening Hours

Monday 6am - 7pm
Tuesday 6am - 7pm
Wednesday 6am - 7pm
Thursday 6am - 7pm
Friday 6am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 11am

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