Ever since we announced our new program for 2009 everyone has been asking me, "What makes your weight loss program the best?"
So here it is:
With my new program, I am officially waging WAR on the quick-fix, yo-yo diet culture that many of you have been seduced by in the past!
Absolutely EVERYTHING we do is consistent with long term, permanent weight loss!
- We focus ALL of our efforts on losing body fat and we preserve 100% of our lean, metabolism-boosting muscle!
- We help you to develop SUSTAINABLE eating and exercise habits!....Helping you to develop a healthy routine that you'll be happy to stick with for a lifetime.
- We help you to GET YOUR METABOLISM BACK, so you'll be burning fat 24 hours a day!
- The entire program is taught in a managable, step-by-step system. Each week has a specific goal so you won't get overwhelmed and you can STICK WITH IT!
- We make a LIFETIME commitment to you by giving you UNLIMITED access to all of our systems and weekly coaching calls!
So there it is...If you want to continue to be overweight while living on diet cokes and slim-fast shakes, my program's probably not for you....But if you're looking to shed that extra body fat and keep it off forever, give me a ring!
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Sunday, December 28, 2008
New Year's Resolutions
Are you a person who always has a new years resolution? Have you ever made a new years resolution for weight loss?
Do you usually stick to that resolution? For how long?
If you're like many people out there, you typically make a new years resolution that is very hard to stick with. If you're looking to make a new years resolution for weight loss this year I've got 3 tips for you:
1) Make sure it is something you can keep track of. For example, if your new years resolution was to "exercise for at least 30 minutes 200 times over the course of the year." That is a resolution that you could easily keep track of. Everyday you exercise you could put an E on your calendar. You'd know that you had to keep on a 4 workout-per-week pace if you wanted to reach your goal.
2) Make sure it is something that you can control directly. My example of exercising 200 times is something you can control directly. Losing a certain amount of pounds, or a certain amount of body fat isn't. It's true...by eating right and exercising you will definitely be able to lose weight and body fat, but don't make that your primary goal. Focus on what you can do to lose that extra weight and body fat.
3) Don't go crazy! I hate to burst your bubble, but if your new years resolution is to exercise 7 days a week for 2 hours a day, you're chances of falling short of that goal are very high. Just think...all you have to do is miss one workout! If you set a more manageable goal, you'll still get some great health benefits....and you'll feel better about yourself when you achieve that goal!
Do you usually stick to that resolution? For how long?
If you're like many people out there, you typically make a new years resolution that is very hard to stick with. If you're looking to make a new years resolution for weight loss this year I've got 3 tips for you:
1) Make sure it is something you can keep track of. For example, if your new years resolution was to "exercise for at least 30 minutes 200 times over the course of the year." That is a resolution that you could easily keep track of. Everyday you exercise you could put an E on your calendar. You'd know that you had to keep on a 4 workout-per-week pace if you wanted to reach your goal.
2) Make sure it is something that you can control directly. My example of exercising 200 times is something you can control directly. Losing a certain amount of pounds, or a certain amount of body fat isn't. It's true...by eating right and exercising you will definitely be able to lose weight and body fat, but don't make that your primary goal. Focus on what you can do to lose that extra weight and body fat.
3) Don't go crazy! I hate to burst your bubble, but if your new years resolution is to exercise 7 days a week for 2 hours a day, you're chances of falling short of that goal are very high. Just think...all you have to do is miss one workout! If you set a more manageable goal, you'll still get some great health benefits....and you'll feel better about yourself when you achieve that goal!
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