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Training at LIFT: 
The LIFT Method

At LIFT, we don't start with a generic workout. We start by understanding how your body moves, identifying what matters most to your goals, and building from there.

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The LIFT Method is our approach to developing mobility, strength, and long-term physical capacity through individualized, progressive training.

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Assess. Identify. Train. Re-test.

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LIFT Collective, Langley BC

Who This Is For

Training at LIFT may be a good fit if you:

  • Want to get stronger but aren't sure where to start

  • Feel stiff or limited in certain movements

  • Are returning to exercise after time away

  • Have a history of injuries or setbacks

  • Want more structure and accountability

  • Want coaching that considers mobility and joint health alongside strength

  • Want to understand your body, not just follow a workout

 

You don't need to be experienced in the gym. We'll meet you where you are.

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LIFT Collective trainer coaching a client during a personal training session

How Training Works at LIFT

The LIFT Method

Assess

Understand your starting point through your Functional Range Assessment.

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Identify

Determine which limitations and capacities are most relevant to your goals.

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Train

Develop mobility, control, strength, and capacity through individualized programming.

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Re-test

Measure what has changed, progress what is working, and adjust what isn't.

Your program evolves as you do.

The LIFT Method Roadmap

Progress takes time. Your training should have direction.

The LIFT Method follows an eight-month roadmap designed to take you from understanding your starting point to developing movement options, building strength, and applying that progress to your life.

 

Eight months is a roadmap, not a deadline or required commitment. Everyone progresses at their own pace.

MONTH 1

Assess + Understand

Establish your baseline, identify your priorities, and build the foundations for your training.

MONTHS 2–3

Restore Mobility + Control

Develop more usable range of motion and improve your ability to control it.

MONTHS 4–6

Build Strength + Capacity

Build strength through your available ranges and progressively increase what your body can tolerate.

MONTHS 7–8

Integrate + Perform

Apply your mobility, control, and strength to the activities that matter to you.

Mobility is more than flexibility. It's range of motion, control, and the capacity to use that range in your life.

Why We Reassess

Your initial assessment is a starting point, not a label.

Throughout your training, we return to the movements that matter most to see how your body is responding.

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If something improves, we progress it. If something isn't responding as expected, we adjust.

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That's how your program continues to evolve with you.

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Ways to Train at LIFT

Your training may look different depending on your assessment, goals, and where you are in the process.

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Personal Training

1:1 coaching fully tailored to your goals, movement patterns, and training history.

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Best for:
• beginners
• injury history
• those wanting full guidance

Semi Private Training

Train in a small group while following your own individualized program.

 

Best for:
• consistency and accountability
• people who want structure with flexibility

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Kinstretch

A joint-specific mobility system that improves control, strength, and long-term joint health.

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Best for:
• stiffness
• mobility limitations
• injury prevention

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Online Yoga

1:1 or small group virtual sessions focused on mobility, recovery, and nervous system support.

Training for Equestrian Athletes

Raf works with equestrian athletes, including dressage riders, who want to improve how they move, stabilize, and perform in the saddle.

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Many riders focus on their horse’s training, but not their own body.

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At LIFT, training focuses on:

  • core strength and postural control

  • hip mobility and alignment

  • reducing asymmetries that affect riding

  • improving balance, coordination, and control

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Whether you’re competing or riding recreationally, your body plays a direct role in your performance.

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Training is designed to support your riding, not compete with it.

Meet The Training Team

Our collective is made up of practitioners and trainers who care deeply about how you move, heal, and live day to day. From strength and mobility to healthcare and recovery, our team works together to support real, sustainable health.

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Yoga Instructor & Personal Trainer

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Tobey Booker

An integral part of LIFT since the very beginning, Tobey continues to support our community from her new home in the Netherlands. Through online personal training and virtual yoga, she helps clients build strength, reduce stress, and find movement that fits real life.

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Personal Trainer

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Faby Meneses

Originally from Mexico City, Fabianna's own experience living with Lupus and arthritis inspired her passion for strength, mobility, and mindful movement. As a Certified Personal Trainer and FRCms Instructor, she helps people build resilience, reduce pain, and move with greater confidence.

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Personal Trainer

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Kaitlyn La Vigne

As a dancer, dance instructor, and Certified Personal Trainer, Kaitlyn believes movement should feel empowering, enjoyable, and sustainable. She helps people of all fitness levels build strength, confidence, and healthy habits through supportive, personalized training.

Why Clients Train at LIFT

Most clients don’t come here just to work out.
 
They come because:
• they’ve tried doing it on their own and it didn’t stick
• they’re dealing with pain or limitations
• they want to feel stronger and more capable in their body

Training at LIFT is about building something that lasts, not starting over every few months.

Your First Step

Every LIFT training journey begins with understanding where you are.

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Your Functional Range Assessment gives us the information we need to identify your priorities and determine what your training should focus on first.

Trainers and clients at LIFT Collective during one on one kinstretch sessions

LIFT Collective

 

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