SuperSlowLA methods haven’t just resonated with clients — they’ve also caught the eye of major media outlets across the country. On the studio’s own site, they highlight coverage from publications like the Los Angeles Times, Angeleno, BusinessWeek, and even references to The New York Times.
The Los Angeles Times has featured slow strength training (often referred to as SuperSlowLA or “Power of Ten”) in a lifestyle piece that emphasizes how this method helps adults of all ages build muscle and bone density, with a particular spotlight on older adults and women who benefit from its joint-friendly nature.
Local magazines like Angeleno have also highlighted SuperSlowLA unique approach — noting how slow, controlled movement provides a tough workout that’s safe, precise, and deeply effective. Meanwhile, references on their media page to outlets like BusinessWeek and The New York Times reflect a broader cultural interest in slow-paced strength training as an alternative to fast-paced, high-volume workout trends.
This kind of attention underscores that SuperSlowLA philosophy isn’t just niche; it’s part of a wider conversation about smarter, safer, and more effective ways to exercise — one that both fitness professionals and mainstream media continue to explore.
If you’re interested in discovering how slow movement strength training can support your health journey, visit SuperSlowLA or call 424-403-1091 to schedule a personalized session at our new modern and high tech fitness studio location at 11819 Wilshire Blvd, Ste. 104, Los Angeles, CA 90025. Your path to stronger, healthier living can begin one slow, powerful movement at a time.
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To learn more about SuperSlowLA or to schedule a fitness studio session specializing in high-intensity, low-impact strength training with personalized workouts tailored to meet your individual needs, visit superslowla.com or call 424-403-1091. Appointments are required. The studio is open seven days a week to accommodate clients' schedules.
