The Nu-U Fitness Story

The Nu-U Fitness philosophy is to help each client learn as much as possible, decreasing dependence on their trainer and allowing each client to be successful on their own. Nu-U believes that if they can teach clients everything they need to know to get in the best shape possible, both will benefit in the long run.

Nu-U constantly monitors each clients' fitness program and makes the necessary changes to ensure that each client reaches his or her goals safely and in the shortest possible time. Nu-U provides motivation while coupling experience with nutrition and fitness education to design a diet and workout program that is for you, and you alone.

Unlike many other personal trainers, Nu-U does NOT use "cookie cutter" work-out routines and diets. Instead, Nu-U ensures their clients' goals are part of the company's goals, and Nu-U makes every effort to reach those goals as quickly as possible.

 

Meagan Lee, CPT
Nu-U Fitness CEO/President

Meagan is a Certified Personal Trainer through National Exercise and Sports Trainers Association (NESTA). Meagan has spent half a decade in the fitness career field and has a Bachelor of Science in Sports Management from University of Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas.

She has extensive experience in Pilates instruction, nutrition and supplementation, group exercise as well as one-on-one personal training for fat loss and muscle gain. Meagan understands the importance of fitness at any age, and also specializes in training seniors (60+) for increased lean body mass, fat loss, flexibility, circulation, bone strength, mobility and endurance.

Meagan is a World Natural Sports Organization Fitness Model, promotional model, former competitive swimmer and spent most of her teen years as a professional horse trainer. She is involved in health initiatives locally as an active committee member for the San Antonio Diabetes Committee, a passion that emerged from the recent diagnosis of her father's Type II Diabetes.

Meagan is also fully involved with the community and actively working towards helping the school districts, parents, and children in San Antonio to overcome the obesity epidemic in that city in particular. She is an active council member of the Youth Obesity Prevention Partners Council and volunteers her time with Project Measure Up, which are both part of the Health Collaborative of Bexar County.

Along with that she is working closely with the San Antonio Sports Foundation in creating the pilot program called the FitnessGram Progressive Fitness Program, for Harlendale ISD.