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Contact Elijah Billups, MA, NBC-HWC,

CAP, E-RYT(he/him)

Phone: (347) 849-7121

Location: New York City

Book a Fitness Consultation Session

If you're curious in my wellness coaching services, wellness offerings for the workplace, or something else, I invite you to schedule a 15 minute discovery session.


Together we'll take the time to discuss your interests and goals and see if we'd like to work together.

Are you interested in booking services or do you have a question for me? 

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get started with a workout routine?

To get started with a workout routine using Transformula, first, define your fitness goals, such as building muscle, losing weight, or improving overall health. Choose a program that aligns with your goals, like our muscle-building plan featuring compound movements and progressive overload, or the Tone and Move package for overall fitness.

What type of exercises should I do to achieve my fitness goals?

To achieve your fitness goals, the type of exercises you should focus on varies based on your objectives. For building muscle mass, prioritize compound movements like squats, deadlifts, and bench presses, and incorporate progressive overload to continually challenge your muscles. If your goal is to increase strength, emphasize heavy, low-rep exercises and powerlifting movements. For weight loss, combine cardiovascular activities such as running or cycling with strength training, and consider high-intensity interval training (HIIT) for effective fat burning.

How often should I workout out?

The frequency of your workouts depends on your fitness goals, experience level, and the type of program you're following. For general fitness, aim to work out about 3-5 times per week. If you're focusing on building muscle or increasing strength, 4-6 days a week with a mix of strength training and rest days is effective. For weight loss, incorporating 4-6 sessions of cardio and strength training per week can help accelerate results. If you're working on flexibility and overall health, 2-3 times per week may suffice, along with regular physical activity on other days. Listen to your body, ensure adequate rest, and adjust your routine based on your progress and recovery needs.

How do I prevent injuries during exercise?

To prevent injuries during exercise, it's essential to start with a proper warm-up to increase blood flow and prepare your muscles. Use correct form for each exercise to avoid strain and consider consulting a fitness professional if you're unsure about your technique. Begin with lighter weights to master your form before progressing to heavier loads and gradually increase intensity. Incorporate rest days into your routine to allow for muscle recovery and listen to your body, avoiding exercise if you experience pain or discomfort. Use appropriate equipment, such as supportive shoes and suitable weights, and ensure you stay hydrated and nourished to support muscle function and recovery. Additionally, regularly stretch and work on flexibility to maintain a full range of motion and prevent stiffness. By following these practices, you can minimize the risk of injury and maintain a safe, effective exercise routine.