The Fall 30 (lbs) is Coming! Are you Prepare to Avoid it?



Were on our way through Fall and I wanted to address an issue!

Many people have fears or frustrations when searching for the right personal trainer. Where do I start? What questions should I ask and what should I be looking for? First, start here at Coach Clarence where we would like to help you out with the entire process. In the meantime, we would like to share with you what we think are the top five traits every great trainer should have.


Positive – A trainer needs to be a beacon of hope to a client when they are pushing to accomplish a difficult goal or a hard workout.


Motivating – There will be times where a person such as you may have days where they do not want to get up and go to the gym. Having a motivational trainer who inspires you to work hard and provides an enjoyable experience can limit these types of bumps in the road. "Walks the talk" – No one is going to take any advice to heart from a hypocrite. A trainer should be able to do the exercises that they are asking you to perform and should be a fitness role model to their clients.

Knowledgeable – There are many aspects to personal training such as psychology,  mechanics or fitness and nutritional guidance. A trainer should be well-informed in all three areas and willing to research any questions you may have that they are unable to answer.

"Proof is in the pudding" – “A trainer without success stories is nobody.” It is just like required references in any job. Your trainer should be able to show what they are capable of with the accomplishments of previous clients.

5 Easy Ways to Drop 5 Pounds
I'd like to share five simple strategies with you for shedding five pounds of fat before the holidays.

But first, let me clear something up.

Weight loss can be put into two categories.

The first is a fully concentrated effort. This is where you dedicate yourself to counting every calorie and slaving away in the gym. The pounds come off, but once you relax the regimen your weight goes right back to where it was.
The second is a combination of simple lifestyle changes. This is where you change a few key factors about what you eat and how you exercise, without making it a fulltime job. This type of weight loss is gradual and permanent, since you can maintain it long term.
The five simple strategies below all fall into the lifestyle change category. These strategies may seem ridiculously simple but do them over an extended period and you will see amazing, permanent results.

Strategy #1: Ditch Your Soda
Studies are coming out that link diet soda to weight gain.

Researchers from the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio concluded that those who drank two or more diet soft drinks a day had the largest waistline increases—about five times more than that of non-drinkers. They stated, "Data from this and other prospective studies suggest that the promotion of diet sodas as healthy alternatives maybe ill-advised: they may be free of calories, but not of consequences."

Bottom line: Artificial sweeteners are addictive, lead to waistline increases, and cause you to crave sugary foods. By cutting diet soda out of your daily routine, and replacing it with water, you will lose inches and pounds—effortlessly.

Strategy #2: Swap Sandwich Bread for Lettuce
Move over bread, lettuce is better.

It's time to re-define your sandwich. While bread has a tradition on its side, lettuce wraps offer you weight loss and increased energy. Try my Tasty Tuna Lettuce Wraps recipe below.

Bottom line: Eating bread and other starchy foods always lead to extra pounds, so change your ways. Swap your sandwich bread for lettuce for 30 days and see how much you will effortlessly lose. I bet you'll feel more energetic after lunch too.

Strategy #3: Trade Slow Cardio for Intense Intervals
Doing slow cardio will not give you results.

In order to really make your workout effective, you need to turn up the intensity. If you love the treadmill, then do a series of sprints throughout your workout. If you're a swimmer, then push yourself extra hard every other lap.

Bottom line: Doing slow, easy cardio will not give you the streamline body you want. Only intense intervals will do that for you. Pepper your workout with bouts of intense cardio and watch as the fat starts to disappear.

Strategy #4: Avoid Sugar 99% Of the Time
Sugar will cause you to gain weight every single time.

There's really no way around that simple truth. Sugar is standing between you and your perfect body. If you're serious about looking and feeling great, then understand that sugar has no place in your diet.

Bottom line: If you avoid sugar 99% of the time, then you will be on your way to a lean and energetic body. If it's your birthday or a special holiday, then partake in a small amount of sugar, but make that the exception and not the rule.

Strategy #5: Exercise with A Professional
When I design your workouts, you know it will be good.

People who work with a personal trainer get better results than those who attempt to do it on their own. Just look at my clients and their amazing transformations, and you'll see what I mean. Each workout will push you to your limits, challenge your body and deliver the results you're looking for.

Bottom line: All of my clients expect to get the best work out of their lives each and every time they train with me, and my job is to over-deliver.


The Halloween Excuse
The stores are brimming with Halloween candy – and it calls your name every time you walk by it. STOP! You don't have to buy loads of candy just because the holiday is approaching. Admit it to yourself that you've used Halloween as a big excuse to eat candy.

This year stop and think. Do you really want to eat candy and put on a few pounds?

I didn't think so.
Are you ready to contact me and *completely* change your life?

(Plus * Free* Training Session) With Scottsdale's Top Personal Trainer (a $300 value)
Clarence Ferguson RTSM, CMTA, PN1, CES
Results are Guaranteed

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