ISI Elite Training - Wake Forest

ISI Elite Training - Wake Forest iSi Elite Training 50-minute athletic-based training sessions are coach-led and strength focused. Get your first session free.

These members always show up and show out, every time! đŸ’Ș
09/11/2026

These members always show up and show out, every time! đŸ’Ș

09/10/2026

Sorry Clarence 🙃

09/09/2026

Shoulder press form starts with a strong base. This means keeping your core and glutes engaged with an athletic stance.
Initiating the shoulder press with a strong base will keep your spine from arching and the weights can feel lighter as you press overhead.
The last point I make is to fully extend those arms overhead with your bicep by your ears to finish the press.

Shoulder presses are Friday so you better watch this and prepare 😀

This week’s member spotlight is
 Katy! đŸ—Łïž
09/07/2026

This week’s member spotlight is
 Katy! đŸ—Łïž

09/02/2026

Protein is important. But for most people, more isn’t always better. Most Americans already get enough protein from their diets.

It can get very expensive. Protein-focused eating often means buying more meat, poultry, fish, Greek yogurt, protein bars, shakes, powders, and other specialty products. Those costs add up quickly—especially when you’re buying foods primarily because they contain a lot of protein.

It usually replaces carbohydrates and fiber. When every meal becomes a hunt for the highest-protein option, foods like whole grains, beans, potatoes, fruits, and vegetables can get pushed to the side.
And those foods aren’t “extra.” They’re fuel.

Your muscles rely heavily on carbohydrate-derived glucose and stored glycogen during moderate- to high-intensity exercise. Chronically under-eating carbs can make workouts feel harder and compromise training performance.

Fruits and vegetables contribute fiber, potassium, folate, vitamin C, antioxidants, and countless other compounds that support normal body function, recovery, digestion, and overall health.

Fiber matters, a lot. It supports digestive health, helps with fullness, contributes to healthy cholesterol and blood sugar levels, and feeds beneficial gut bacteria.

Your body needs balance. Protein helps build and repair tissue. Carbohydrates help fuel activity. Dietary fats support hormones, cell membranes, and absorption of fat-soluble vitamins. Fruits, vegetables, whole grains, legumes, nuts, and seeds bring an enormous range of nutrients to the table.

And there’s another problem with protein maxing: more protein doesn’t automatically mean more muscle. Muscle growth depends on the whole picture—adequate total calories, resistance training, sufficient protein, carbohydrates, recovery, sleep, and consistency.

You don’t need to turn every meal into a protein challenge.
Eat enough protein. Train hard. Eat your carbs. Eat your plants. Get enough fiber. And remember that nutrition is about nourishing your entire body—not maximizing one nutrient.
Fitness isn’t a protein-eating competition.

Our Member Spotlight this week is
 Sacheen! đŸ’„
08/31/2026

Our Member Spotlight this week is
 Sacheen! đŸ’„

Hard work and consistency always pays off! đŸ’ȘđŸ”„
08/28/2026

Hard work and consistency always pays off! đŸ’ȘđŸ”„

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3612 Rogers Branch Road
Wake Forest, NC
27587

Opening Hours

Monday 5am - 7:40pm
Tuesday 5am - 7:40pm
Wednesday 5am - 7:40pm
Thursday 5am - 7:40pm
Friday 5am - 7pm
Saturday 7:30am - 10:30am
Sunday 7:30am - 10:30am

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+19198303410

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