26/01/2017
People often comment on my figure, how many times a week I train ( 5-6), my eating habits, what I drink (water), on everything down to my trainers π
I train hard and eat well because it's my passion. I enjoy it. I like being healthy, knowing I'm feeding my body goodness.
Being fit and healthy not only looks better (in my opinion π) but it will help me live a longer healthier lifestyle.
But.. It takes dedication. It's hard work, some days I just want to go back to bed, sometimes I have off days when I think I didn't give 100% because my head wasn't in the right place..
But.. I still train. And guess what. Afterwards I feel great. Even if I feel I could of done better. I still did it. There is no better feeling for me.
The people I train have different goals, to me it's a lifestyle and extreme compared to most. Alot want to tone up, lose baby weight, just get fitter in general, gain some muscle.. it doesn't matter. What matters is they have a goal.
But.. what people don't realise is even this takes dedication. You have to want to commit, really do a minimum of two sessions a week and MOST importantly is to change there eating habits. Without this you will keep going round in circles. Nutrition is 80% and exercise 20%.
It's simple. You have to be committed. Turn up. Get in the game. Change your eating patterns. Exercise outside of your personal training sessions.
Walk more. Run with your kids. Have fun with it!
It doesn't need to be hard.. I'm not saying it's going to be easy but it can be great fun and so rewarding. I love seeing my clients progress. π
But this progress can only happen with the above changes. To achieve your goals you have to be dedicated. Whether it's learning to drive or making that decision to start work on a new version of you π