TIMONIUM, Md. - Marylandian -- Timonium, MD – Timonium personal trainer, Stephen Holt, has been named one of four finalists for the prestigious IDEA Personal Trainer of the Year Award. This honor recognizes Holt's exceptional leadership and his unwavering commitment to helping clients achieve their fitness goals, particularly women over 50 with joint pain.

The IDEA Personal Trainer of the Year Award honors a certified personal trainer who works with clients one-on-one for at least 15 hours per week, showcasing exceptional business management, leadership, and instructional skills that inspire and motivate clients toward greater personal growth and fitness. As one of only four finalists, Holt's recognition highlights his profound impact in the fitness community.

"I'm incredibly honored to be named a finalist for the IDEA Personal Trainer of the Year award," said Stephen Holt. "It's a testament to the dedication of my clients and the incredible results we've achieved together. Being able to help women over 50 regain strength, confidence, and mobility is what drives me every day. This recognition reinforces my commitment to providing fitness solutions that work for real people, especially those with joint pain, and I'm excited to continue empowering more women to feel their best."

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IDEA, the world's largest organization of fitness professionals, selects finalists based on their ability to not only guide clients to better health but also for their impact on the fitness industry at large. Holt's innovative approach, which combines strength training and nutrition coaching for women dealing with joint pain, has been praised for its effectiveness and personalization.

For more information about Stephen Holt, visit https://29againfitness.com or find him on social media @stephenholt