Windsor Communities is excited to bring you information about Your NEWtrition & FITness.  

Your NEWtrition & FITNess, specializes in innovative fitness training programs, comprehensive nutrition counseling and corporate wellness programs. Each program is approached with tenacity and purpose, constantly challenging each individual for maximum results! Our commitment to total health and fitness is matched only by our ability to exceed our client’s personal health and fitness goals with our unparalleled training programs. Whether you are a beginner, an avid fitness enthusiast or just tired of the same old routine, we have a program perfect for you! We will inspire, motivate, and challenge you to take control of your life and take your health and fitness to the next level!

About Kyle Vergari:

Kyle is the owner of Your NEWtrition & FITness, and believes everyone has the power and strength to achieve more than they thought possible–it all comes down to determination and dedication.

Kyle earned his degree in Kinesiology from the University of North Texas and is a certified personal trainer with American Muscle and Fitness Personal Training (AMFPT). He approaches his training programs with tenacity and purpose, by constantly putting the body into a position where it has to adapt to the training demands. While his dynamic approach, boundless energy, and challenging workouts are what get results, it is his passion and sense of humor that his clients adore!

Through his dynamic and innovative approach to fitness and his unwavering beliefs that all things are possible, Kyle will inspire, motivate, and challenge you to change your life by transforming your body!

FREE CLASSES with Kyle in the Fitness Center:

MONDAY – 7pm, WEDNESDAY – 6am, THURSDAY – 7pm and SATURDAY – 10am

For Private Training, please contact Kyle at 214.803.5150 or visit www.yournewtrition.com.

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