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Workout worry-free and safely at MINT Personal Training

When exercising indoors, extra attention is needed for ventilation. We have, of course, known that for a long time. In the current climate, extra attention must be paid to this. That, too, is logical. That is precisely why the spaces at MINT Personal Training are equipped with air ventilation systems. … Read More

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The photoshoot at MINT Personal Training

The new location has plenty of natural light and updated ventilation. But there is also a stylish bar where you can enjoy a cup of coffee or something else. A new floor, new equipment, and freshly painted. And there is a luxurious shower room, allowing you to shower after a gym session if you are heading on to work afterwards, for example. Read More

Use your own drug lab!

Did you know that moderate-intensity exercise triggers the production of various substances that make you feel better? Read the 6 tips in this blog to keep gloom at bay. … Read More

New MINT Personal Training team member

We are pleased that Olcay Aktemur is joining the MINT Personal Training team in Delft. Olcay is a Personal Trainer and has worked for the Dutch Defence Forces for 14 years, where he has gained extensive experience. Olcay stands for “science-based” self-development. This makes his guidance professional and effective. … Read More

You decide who you train with

It has been proven that your motivation improves when you train with friends, family, and/or acquaintances. You can, of course, wait until you meet someone within the group. However, it is better if you put your own group together. So, how does training together in a group work at MINT Personal Training? … Read More

Protein, food for thought

Journalist Govert Schilling has created a series titled 'The Origin of Man'. He explains very interesting discoveries regarding how humans originated. How do humans distinguish themselves from the rest of the animal kingdom? What makes us special? There is no single cause to point to, but it began millions of years ago when a distant ancestor picked up a stone or stick and used it as a tool. … Read More

Our portions are getting bigger and bigger

The trend of ever-larger portions is not just a phenomenon of recent years. It turns out that the amount of food depicted in the painting 'The Last Supper' has steadily increased over the centuries. In paintings from the past 400 years, the meal portion is on average 70% larger… … Read More

Get a six-pack with ease

It is and remains a persistent belief that abdominal exercises ensure you get a coveted six-pack. A six-pack is the visible muscles on your stomach called the rectus abdominis. It is good to know that there are many more muscles in your torso than just this rectus abdominis… Read More

Grandma's wise advice

Often, you don't need to make things more complicated than they are. Listening to your mother and your grandmother already provides enough insight to adopt a healthy lifestyle. Yet, it is not all that simple. We do not always seek the easiest path, and often not the cheapest one either. … Read More

This is how you achieve your goals

When our nutrition coach shows a client an apple in one hand and a chocolate bar in the other and asks which is the healthiest choice, everyone points to the apple. If you sit a lot, you know too that exercise is important. So that is the point. … Read More

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