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Before Samir Becic became an internationally recognized fitness expert, earning a spot in Men’s Journal’s “Top 100 Fitness Trainers in America” list, he began his life-long dedication to health and fitness in Europe as a distinguished Martial Arts expert. It was in the structured and flowing training of Martial Arts that provided the background for the ReSync Method. 

After relocating to the US with a dream, determination, and talent, he soon began his career as a Personal Trainer, developing new training techniques for his clients. While he was Fitness Director for Ballys, the largest fitness facility in the US, Samir earned countless awards and recognition for his training techniques and passion for fitness:

       “#1 Fitness Trainer in the World,” - 4 times

       “Best of the Best Fitness Trainer,” - 2 times

       “Best Fitness Director,” - 2 times

       “#1 Fitness Trainer in Texas,” - 22 times

       “#1 Fitness Trainer in Houston” - 29 times

Samir is one of the most sought after trainers in the country and is known industry-wide as a powerful motivator and pioneer. His alternative training techniques have earned him a number of industry accolades and awards.

Samir regularly speaks at corporate and non-profit events and has also been featured in countless publications and has appeared on many national and local television shows:

       Deborah Duncan’s “Great Day Houston”

       NBC’s Channel 2, “Behind the Headlines”

       WB39 News

       Fox 26 “Tips for Houston”

       89.3 KSBJ

       Radio 96.5, “The Roula and Ryan Show”

       Sunny 99.1 with Dana Tyson

       104.1 with Sam Malone

He has been on the cover of Undefeated Magazine, Health and Fitness Sports Magazine and the Houston Chronicle and has had written articles published in Health and Fitness Sports Magazine, More Magazine, Mens Journal, and many European publications.

His personal training clients include many high profile Texans, including Rudy Tomjanovich, Deborah Duncan, Victoria Osteen, among others. Samir also acted as fitness consultant for Mayor Lee Brown’s fight against obesity in Houston with the Fitness Task Force Kick-Off program in 2002.