About  /  Meet the Team  /  George
George Rosenberg, PM Shift Lead, Redefine Fitness Mount Sinai
PM Shift Lead · Mount Sinai

George Rosenberg

Athlete’s eye. Diet-first coaching. Mount Sinai shift lead.

About George

George leads the Mount Sinai floor with an athlete’s standard.

George came to fitness two ways at once: through an athletic background, and through watching illness move through his own family. That combination made health personal early, and it’s why he does this work.

He chose Redefine because the people here actually care about health — not a given in this industry. He runs the Mount Sinai floor on one firm belief: how you eat matters just as much as how you train.

Who George works best with

Anyone trying to improve, from any starting point.

A win George is proud of

One of his clients dropped a pant size and, more than that, felt confident about how they looked again.

What most people get wrong

How crucial the quality of your diet is. You can’t out-train it, and most people badly underrate how much it matters.

In George’s words

“Everyone I work with is trying to improve, and the thing most people underrate is how much the quality of their diet matters.”

“You can’t out-train a bad diet. Quality comes first.”
The Standard

What it takes to coach at Redefine

Nobody trains clients at Redefine Fitness without passing a screening test, an in-person skill practical, and a written exam just to get hired, then testing out of a 30-day onboarding against our 100-page Training Master Guide. Every Thursday from 1-2 PM we close both gyms so the entire staff trains together, and every specialist sits annual exams on a tiered education ladder. We also created a New York State Department of Labor approved Fitness Specialist apprenticeship. Fitness is medicine, and this is what the standard behind it looks like.

Meet the Whole Team

Train With George in Mount Sinai

Start with a complimentary consultation. Bring your history. We will build the plan.

Book Your Complimentary Consultation

Book your appointment