Brett Chepenik Has Provided Fitness Training To Professional Athletes From the NFL, PGA and SR

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(Free-Press-Release.com) May 25, 2011 -- The president and founder of the Timed Exercise, Brett Chepenik is a well-known fitness expert who has conducted more than 50,000 group and individual training sessions, and appeared on several TV shows. He was also featured in the Jacksonville Business Journal 2004 "Up and Comer", an achievement given to those who are making a positive difference in their industry and the community. He holds many certifications in personal training and has provided fitness training to several professional athletes from the NFL, SR and PGA.

The Timed Exercise program offered by Brett Chepenik is a revolutionary fitness program designed specifically to help people improve their fitness levels in less than thirty minutes a day. It is a combination of body and free-weight movements to make a high-intensity workout crafted for individuals to train at their maximum levels of effort. In addition, Brett Chepenik is the founder of the Warrior X-fit Fitness program, and serves the Advisory Board for Heritage University School of Personal Training, Jacksonville, Florida.

About Brett Chepenik

Brett Chepenik is the president and founder of Timed Exercise. A graduate of Emory University's Goizueta Business School, he is active in Donna Hicken Foundation and several other local charities. Brett Chepenik was acknowledged as a 2004 Jacksonville Business General "Up and Comer", an achievement given to those in the community who are making an impact or difference in their industry or community. He is on the advisory Board for Heritage University School of Personal Training in Jacksonville; FL. Mr. Chepenik has also appeared on the golf channel for personal training of Laura Diaz and has also been featured on several periodicals and television shows as a fitness personality. A creator of the Warrior X- Fit Fitness Program, he is also a fitness personality for the local Fox Action News Morning show. For more information, please browse through http://www.timedexercise.com

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