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The Story of That Last Little Bit of Fat – Losing the Last Ten Pounds

February 23, 2016 by IR Staff 1 Comment

StressAaaarrgh!!

Why can’t the mirror just make it disappear?

And while I am talking about it, my pants would feel better without it, and don’t even get me started on how my shirts and blouses would fit without it.

When I step on the scale, it is still sitting there, reminding me of everything I don’t want to hear, see, or feel…

I have ten pounds of unwanted, undesirable, and un-removable body fat…I feel like I have tried everything, and it is still there, taunting me with its jiggly, bloated, bulging presence.

love handleHow do I lose the last little bit of fat?

This story has been told by all of us, and even though it feels like the last ten is stuck there forever, this does not have to be the story.

First, let me premise this story with the understanding that there is a necessary and healthy need for body fat, and it helps the male and female body look attractive. I am not here to help the person who is looking to starve and over-train every ounce of fat from their body.

I am here to help the person that truly has ten pounds (or more) of unnecessary body fat, which is doing more harm than good.

I am talking about the knee-pain-inducing, high-blood-pressure-raising,  heart-disease-increasing, depression-promoting, back-breaking ten or more pound of body fat.


We all see the shining light at the end of the tunnel. The shining light is where we have lost the ten pound baggage that has been weighing us down for too long, and now we are free to move, feel, and look amazing!

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We know it is not going to be easy, and yet for some reason we want to hear someone tell us, “all you have to do, is keep doing what you have been doing, and it will gone.” or “Just do this one exercise for five minutes a day, and that little bit of fat will disappear before your eyes.”

Unfortunately, we all know this is not true, because we have been doing the same thing for (insert insanely long period of time here), and nothing has changed.

We also know that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing, and expecting a different results, yet it is so easy to keep doing our routine. Is that because we are creatures of habit? Yes.

What if we could make a slight change to our habits, and see a HUGE result?

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Time after time at Innovative Results and throughout my time as a fitness trainer and fitness coach, I have seen the longest lasting, biggest transformations–especially with the “last ten pound club”–from those that stay dedicated to making small habit changes for good.

The three simple steps to lose the last ten pounds are record your nutrition intake (to include hydration), twenty minutes of relaxed, focused breathing, and show up consistently to an intelligent fitness training program.

Step 1 – Record Your Nutrition Intake, Which Includes Hydration

ir_3_nutrition_prepThis daily habit change, does not mean you have to go on a crazy diet, or fast with lemon-juice and ginger for forty days, or throw away everything in your kitchen, replacing it with fresh-picked hipster organic farm goodness.

Recording your nutrition is a way for you to teach yourself what you are eating.

Sounds dumb, but it is effective, which also means it is not dumb.

You would be surprised to hear that every single person I have asked to track their nutrition, has told me some rendition of, “Wow! I did not realize this juice had so much sugar in it.” or “Wow! A half a cup of rice seems so small on my plate.”

We live in America where convenience, incredible marketing, and big/more/bigger is the way of life, especially with food.

You can imagine how much help it is to add daily nutrition tracking of your food intake.

This small habit will completely change your life, and it is so easy to implement with smart phones and apps there is no excuse but to implement it today.

We recommend myfitnesspal, because it is simple, easy-to-use, and it is FREE! (we make zero money off of the promotion of this app and website)

Step 2 – Twenty Minutes of Relaxed, Focused Breathing

breathing techniquesThere are too many studies that recount the goodness and improvement that come from focused breathing, daily relaxation, prayer, and meditation, but I want to look at this time from a different perspective.

Think about this time as a reset button.

When your day is starting to choke you out, or last night’s lack of sleep refuses to be conquered by coffee, take twenty minutes to improve your mood, relax, de-stress, unwind, and focus on one thing, your breath, instead of the million things on your list.

If this turns into a twenty minute nap, than we know you probably needed more sleep anyway, which helps our metabolic and hormonal function.

If you keep thinking about all the things you need to do or want to do, bring a pad of paper, write it down and take care of it after your breathing time, and then refocus back on your breath.

This reset is crucial for your mindset during this time of change and renewed habits.

Every time you take twenty minutes to reset yourself mentally, you are also resetting yourself physically. Whatever mistakes you made or problems you had are now gone and in the past.

You are no longer weighed down by shame, guilt, or past habits.

Today is the first day of the rest of your life, and you have the opportunity to make a new you with a new day.

Step 3 – Show Up Consistently To an Intelligent Fitness Training Program

2016-01-12 10.11.51Showing up is the hardest part, especially if you have a million things on your list, or you don’t feel perfect, or you are feeling the darkness of the tunnel, not the shinyness of the light at the end of the tunnel.

Once you show up, all you have to do is join in the calculated exercise program, and you always feel better.

If the program is a smash-fest or it is variable and inconsistent, you probably won’t feel better, so don’t get sucked into these dark holes.

Seek out good coaching, encouraging environments, and tried and true methods for your exercise program and fitness training.

Whether it is one-on-one, group training, classes, or do-it-yourself exercise programs, make sure it is progressive, enjoyable, and helpful.

Progressive workouts build on themselves, instead of randomly putting together a bunch of exercises, and saying, “do it more and do it harder and do it more harder with intensity”…sounds weird, but because of our culture this is one of the biggest mistakes when trying to lose the last ten, because the stress of these workouts add to the stress of your day, and set your hormones up for fat-retaining failure.

Enjoyable workouts are going to be a personal choice, because where I see sweaty, disheveled mats with twisted figures hiding pain, many of you see a relieving, reviving, toxin-expelling, breath of fresh mobility, called hot-yoga.

Find something you enjoy, and stick to it long enough to build a deeper than paper relationship with the instructors and coaches that can only help you if they see you more than once or twice per month.

If we focus on these three areas as new, small habit adjustments, we will begin to see where our body and mind is most healthy in terms of body fat and lean body mass.

You will see that the ten pounds have melted away, and you have new lines, curves, jeans, shirts, and relationships that you never would have thought possible.

Your relationship with the mirror, scale, closet, pictures, and people have improved, along with your quality of life.

 

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Working Out Should Be fun and SOCIAL!

April 27, 2014 by ptpt Leave a Comment

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By Cori Lefkowith

We are social creatures.

Heck….We even like to go to the bathroom together.

Yet all too often we choose to go on a cardio machine and workout by ourselves.

No wonder it can be hard to stick to a routine!

Instead of working out by ourselves, let’s use the fact that we are social creatures – let’s make working out social.

Because being social may just be the motivation you need to make the switch to a healthy lifestyle!

Don’t believe me?

Then check out these reasons to make your workouts a social event!

• Working out will be more FUN when you have your friends around you. And “fun” generally means it is something you will WANT to do again.
• Friends hold you accountable. Friends will check in on you when you skip a session. They will check in on you and help give you a reason to go even when you don’t necessarily “feel” like it.
• Friends motivate us. Knowing you will be letting someone down if you don’t go will keep you showing up even when you aren’t motivated.
• Working out with friends can also push you to work harder. If your friend is doing heavier weight or more reps, you are probably going to push yourself to do a few more reps as well!
• Friends will also support you. Have you plateaued? Have your results slowed? Having a friend there you can chat with who may be going through the same thing or have gone through the same thing in the past, can really help you push through the rough patches!
• Making working out social can also help you remain dedicated to your goals. For one, you have a reason to go because the workouts are fun. Two, your friends hold you accountable if you don’t show. And three, it will keep you dedicated even when your internal motivation wears off because you are part of a group and you can’t let down the group!
• There is sense of community when you workout with friends. And that community gives you a strong reason to keep moving toward your goals. And it also allows you to help OTHERS move toward their goals as well! You can both get support and GIVE SUPPORT!

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So if you’ve been struggling to make a healthy lifestyle change or reach your goals, maybe it’s time you started working out with friends!

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It’s Time For a Change – 5 Steps To a New You

May 9, 2010 by ptpt 2 Comments

Do You Believe Everything You Read in Magazines or Hear on TV?

Get Abs like Brittney Spears

Learn how Jessica Alba develops her perfect Behind

Get Guns the Size of Texas

Just 15 minutes a day….

You’ve all seen it, but do you really believe it?

Unfortunately, most people do believe that these are the real answers that will lead them to the body of their dreams.  The truth is, the models you see in magazines and on tv have been dieting down for weeks and have been working out for years!  This “Do this workout and look like this model” implication is rediculous and it makes people crazy.

So many people I hear, see and work with in the gym want fast results.  They want to do the minimal amount of work, they don’t want to train for years, but they want to look amazing in 4 weeks.

How many infomercials have suckered you in?

The good news is that your body CAN CHANGE QUICKLY, but you have to be prepared to make some changes!

Got a wedding or big event in 3 months?

Going to a class reunion?

Need to fit in a bikini before your big vacation?

STEP #1 Find Your Motivation

Motivation gets you started and keeps you going, so make it count.  Why do you want to change?  The more emotional, the better! The most dramatic changes I have seen recently were from my brides that were training for their weddings.  They were motivated by the thought of looking great on the BIG DAYS!

Write it down and keep it close to you.

STEP #2 Food is FUEL

Americans eating habits are the cause of obesity, period.  If you want dramatic change, then you will need to overhaul your eating habits.  My suggestion is to download our Shopping List, Lean Eating Plan and our Food Log.  You will need to reference these on a daily basis, until you develop new eating habits. Here are three main eating tips to get you started:

1.  Get bad foods out of your house! If they are around, you will eat them.

2. Do not drink calories.  Water and tea are your best choices.

3. Start packing your lunch and snacks.  Having good food ready is your key to success.

STEP #3 The best workout for you is the one you’re not doing

What?  There are two groups of people to address here:

Most people don’t workout at all, so they just need to blow their ass off the couch and do something.  Go for a walk, take the stairs, climb a hill, go for a swim, go for a bike ride, etc.  You can do this stuff before work, at lunch or after work.  The goal is just to start moving.

The other group is the people who are relatively active, but they are stuck in a rut.  They move, but they’ve been doing the exact same workout for years.  I hear it all the time…

“I’ve been running two miles a day for 5 years and I’m just not losing any weight.”

Our bodies are amazing at adapting.  While a simple walk may be tough at first, it will become easier and you will have to change it up.  Most people who workout do the same workouts every week, whether they are in the gym or not.  Gym rats will do the same body part, with the same movements, at the same weight for years!  Runner’s will do the same route, at the same pace…..well, you get the picture.

So, how long has it been since your workout had an overhaul?

Need ideas? Check out this article:

8 Ways to Turbo Charge Your Workouts

STEP #4 Take Some Time OFF!

Everyone these days wakes up early for work, rushes out of the house, scrambles to work, stresses out all day, fights thru traffic, races the kids to activities, shovels food in on the way home, plops on the couch, tries to relax, then can’t go to sleep because they are so busy.  Sound familiar?

You need to take time for yourself.  Time to think or time to allow yourself to recuperate and re energize.  It can be a simple as a walk outside, a book by the pool, a massage, 30 minutes in the garden, an art or craft, a movie, a drive in the car, etc.  The bottom line is that you need to find activities that relax your mind and schedule them into your calendar.

STEP #5 You Need a Support Team

All major changes require a team.  Working out, changing your eating and developing healthier habits are no different.  You need to surround yourself with like minded people to give yourself a fighting chance.  Gather up your friends, family, coworkers and start walking through these steps.  If that doesn’t work, maybe you need to hire a coach or personal trainer to help you develop these new habits.  The key is to find people that will encourage you and help you along the way.

Change does not have to be difficult, you just need to understand that change takes time.  You need to be ready for long term commitment, but also need to schedule short term victories.  Make small changes at first and allow yourself to gain momentum.  As you make better choices, you will naturally start to notice improvements in your body and mind.  Celebrate your small victories and stay focused on your goals.

If you have any questions about starting or changing your program, please let us know.  You can submit questions to the “ask a trainer” box in the upper right of  this page or give us a call.

We are always happy to help!

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Trouble Losing Weight? Blame it on the Voices in Your Head!

February 25, 2010 by ptpt 2 Comments

Its not always about the right workout, number of reps, sets, machines vs dumbells, yoga, pilates, classes, gym memberships, workout videos, no carbs, protein, supplements, fad diets, cleansing, surgery or other. If that isn’t it…what is the number one factor for losing weight, getting ripped, and developing the body of your dreams?

It’s about how you think…that little voice in your head…

What does yours say all day?

Is it positive or negative?

Is it encouraging and excited or does it criticize and complain about everything?

How about when you think of losing weight, working out or eating better foods?

What does that voice say about that stuff?

Write it down or just be conscious of it.  That little voice is running your life.  It controls your thoughts, which become your emotions, your actions, your speech and eventually how others view you and treat you on a daily basis.

You have control over your thoughts

Start small. Practice a smile and a happy thought all day. Start your day with an inspirational story, video, prayer or book.

Every time your thoughts go to negative, remind yourself to smile and think of something that makes you happy. Fake it. Force it. Trick yourself. Do whatever it takes to break the cycle that is keeping you from achieving happiness and gratefulness. Once you are starting to take control of your thoughts, begin to speak life into your world. Then it is time to act on those words. After action, watch as the world will begin to see you in a new light. Look for it purposefully, and see that you are gifted, and achieving your desires and dreams.

There are definite actions, goals, and measurements that need to be set in place, but it has to start somewhere. And while it is nice to be able to blame everything else. This only leaves you out of your own life.

Want to lose weight, get ripped, and develop the body of your dreams?  Start thinking, talking, acting and looking at your life and world in a positive way. Your relationship with yourself and those around you are what are keeping you in your current situation. If your relationships don’t change your life, then you need to change your relationships in your life. It all starts with you!

So, smile!

You are surrounded by amazing things, amazing places and amazing people!

Be thankful everyday for the things you have in your life and you will be happier, healthier and have more fun along your way!  Have a great week!

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Brandon Featured in Maximum Fitness Magazine!

February 10, 2010 by ptpt 4 Comments

Brandon has transformed his life and is an inspiration to others

Here is his story:

Last summer, I couldn’t carry grocery bags up my stairway without feeling exhausted. I needed to sit down to just breathe.  I suddenly came to the conclusion that I was disturbingly out of shape. Not only that, I’d get out of breath chasing my 3-year old daughter around the park. I tried going to the gym by myself because apparently, that is what people do when they feel fat and out of shape.

The problem was that I wasn’t getting any results. I was already feeling angry but this put me in an even worse mood. At the same time, my friend, Michael Foster, was in the process of becoming a personal trainer and asked if I would sign up as his client. I told him “absolutely” because I knew I needed the help.

The week before I was to start training, I went on a vacation to Hawaii. It turned out to be a complete food and alcohol binge. Sadly, I don’t remember much of the trip. On September 26th, 2007, five days after the vacation, I showed up at the gym for my first session with Michael. While I hated feeling very weak and slow, I knew that Mike was helping me to take steps in the right direction. For three days after my first workout, I could barely move, but it felt so good for some reason. Not only was he helping me to work out but he was helping me with my diet too. Before I began working out, I was eating fast food probably 4-7 times a week. I had to immediately stop that habit. It didn’t take long at all to start seeing results. It was almost instantaneous. Although I weighed 240 pounds so I had a lot of weight to lose. In a month I lost 10 pounds just by eating well and working out with Mike a couple times a week. I continued to lose 10 pounds a month for four months straight.

By the end of February 2008, I weighed in less than 200 pounds for the first time in 6 years.

I couldn’t have felt any better! For the first time in a very long time, I was actually happy with myself. I wasn’t waking up everyday mad at the world. I enjoyed life again. Carrying groceries was no longer a problem. Playing with my daughter just got better and better every day because I knew that what I was accomplishing would also extend my life. I never thought of it this way before, but it turned out that I was not only doing this for me, but for everyone who cared about me. Since February, I lost another 20 pounds and people are constantly telling me how much happier I seem and how much better I look. I know that I couldn’t have done this without the help of Mike and everyone at Innovative Results.

Today Brandon is using his experience to help other people transform their lives.  He is an inspiration to everyone he meets and is changing people’s lives everyday.  His ability to relate to people’s obstacles and then to create positive change has become an integral part of Innovative Results.

Great job Brandon!

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Words You Should Delete From Your Vocabulary

December 31, 2009 by ptpt 2 Comments

wordsAs we start the New Year, I am hearing a lot of people start to talk about resolutions and making 2010 better than last year.  At the same time, I am hearing a lot of people poke fun of resolutions.

Why do they poke fun?

Because most people never accomplish their goals for the New Year.

How many times have you tried to lose weight and it didn’t happen?

Why is that?

I believe that most people fail because they don’t take the time to think it through, make a plan, think about it everyday and most importantly, speaking positively about their goal everyday.

If you are planning to lose weight, it is not always easy.  We are all human and need to stay focused and passionate about our goals.  This takes a consistent effort of keeping our minds on track and not letting negative, weak thinking to settle into our lives.

Speech is a reflection of your thinking and it is one of the most powerful aspects of winning.

Weak words can cut your legs out from under you, create negativity and destroy any chance of accomplishing your goals.  As you start a new weight loss program, give yourself a boost and eliminate the weak vocabulary.

Check out the full article here:

Words you should delete from your vocabulary

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Orange County Personal Trainer Reveals 8 Factors to Turbo Charge Your Workouts

September 23, 2009 by ptpt 2 Comments

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No goals, no variety, no intensity!

Here are a few ways to help you change up your workouts to turbocharge your results!

Movements/exercise – Most people always do the same stuff.  They run 2 miles everyday or they use the same machines at the gym or they take the same class for like 2 years.  The bad part is that your body quickly adapts and stops really being challenged.  When there is no challenge, the results slow to a hault and your body stabilizes leaving you frustrated.  What most people need is a new workout and the first place to start is by the exercises you choose to do.  So, switch it up, try new things, use new machines, try not to use any machines, use dumbells, kettlebells, squat, bodyweight exercises, sleds, sand bags, etc. There is a world of possibilities!

chain drag around the block arturoLoad – how much weight are you using?  Has it changed in the last few weeks?  Months?  Are you getting stronger?  If not getting stronger every week, you are probably burnt out and need to change of some other variables.

Repetitions – everyone knows this one. How many times do you perform the exercise?  This one is important.  Most people do 3 sets of 10 reps, but there are a million variations.  Low reps (1-5 reps, heavy weight), medium reps (6-15, medium weight), and high reps (15+, lighter weight).  Most beginners should start with lighter weight, lower resistance and learn how to move properly.  As you progress, get stronger and have more body awareness you can begin to use heavier weights and work in the lower rep ranges.

Sets – How many sets of a particular exercise depends upon your goal, experience and rep range that you a working in.  A basic rule of thumb; the higher the rep range, the less sets you will perform.  the lower reps, more sets.  For example, a beginner may do 2 sets of 20reps, where someone more advanced may do 5 sets of 5.

Tempo – This is one of my favorites!  Most people just lift and drop weights, not paying any attention to the speed at which they lift.  Without getting into to much detail or scientific reasoning, vary the speed at which you lower, raise and hold each movement.  Slowing an exercise down and making it explosive will dramatically change how your body is stressed.  For example, a simple squat to a chair is easy, but squatting down, then jumping is much more difficult.  Start slow, keep good form, develop a foundation of strength, then start experimenting with different tempos.  Your body will respond quickly!
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Rest – This is another powerful factor.  Most people do an exercise, then talk for 5 minutes, then do another, etc etc.  If you are looking to make significant changes to your body, then you need to pay attention to how much you are resting.  One of the easiest ways to shock your body is to reduce and monitor your rest intervals between sets.  Keep track and only take 30 sec-1 min between sets.  The time will fly by and you will be surprised how much more intense your workout gets.

Recovery – listen to your body.  If you a stressed, tired, have poor nutrition and try to workout 6 times per week, you will not get the results you desire.  In fact, you will probably just end up burning out and falling over.  Make sure to give your body time to recover, at least a day or two each week.  Also use ice, massage and other therapy techniques to help speed your recovery.  Read more about recovery here.

Intensity – This is #1 most important factor.  Do you walk in the gym with purpose, focussed on your goals for that day and mentally ready to work hard and make things happen?  You should be aggressively attacking your goals and focussed on making progress during each workout.

Goals – why do you go to the gym?  Is it some general “wish”, like I wanna lose 20 lbs or get bigger arms?  Those arent bad goals, but they are fague and lack any real commitment or vall to action.  I believe that every goal needs to be specific, measurable, written as if its already occurred, realistic and timed.  For more information, check out our blog on writing goals.

SO, there you have it.  Hopefully you have some new ideas and can go into next week with a renewed vigor and excitment about the changes that are about to occur.  Remember, the best workout for you is a new one!  Shake things up and shock your body into changing!

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