I am looking for 20 people who want to lose 5 inches and drop 10 pounds in 15 workout days.
We are testing out a new program that combines metabolic training, various resistance exercises and nutrition programming together to help you burn maximum fat, drop fat and lose inches in only 15 workout days.
So I am effectively looking for 20 lucky people to test drive the new 5-10-15 fat loss program.
Just the thing you have been waiting for! :-)
If this sounds like it is something you would want to do then let me know today via email (greg@lakesidefitnessclub.com), or just call us at 201-651-1010 because the program starts on Monday 2/3/2014.
Here are some details about the program that you should know before you consider joining...
This is a 15 workout day training and nutritional manipulation program that is relatively intense and proven. You are going to work hard on these 15 days BUT your results are going to come fast and will be significant when you follow my new program.
Some people will lose as much as 12-15 pounds during these 15 workout days and even more than just five inches of their thighs and waist combined, but I am estimating that the average lose will be 5 inches off the total body and 10 pounds in only 15 workout days - which is why I'm naming this my 5-10-15 fat loss program.
Creative, right?
Here is how it works... You will come and workout four to five days per week. And you'll follow the eating plan that I'll review with you (because you can not out train a bad diet).
Like I said, the program and the workouts will be challenging and intense, and yes, they can be modified for all fitness levels so do not worry if you are new to working out. And yes, you will experience soreness in your muscles, nothing too bad, but definitely some soreness letting you know that you just had an awesome workout.
Now here is the best part of this whole thing - the cost.
Since this is my new version and since we are only taking on a small group of 20 new clients on this program. I have priced it for anyone to afford.
The entire 5-10-20 fat loss program is only $89. Yes, you did do the math correctly, that is under $6 a workout!
Like I said the program starts this coming Monday at Lakeside Fitness Center. So if you want to be one of the first 20 people on the program and get a lot of fat burning and muscle tone done in only 15 workout days then you need to email me or call me now at 201-651-1010 to lock in your spot for Monday Feb 3rd.
If you have questions email me (greg@lakesidefitnessclub.com) or call me at 201-651-1010.
I have a feeling this program is going to sell out quickly at this low price and with the limited number of spots available. Two options available for training. So do not wait if you think it is right for you.
Looking forward to seeing you in the program Monday Feb 3rd!
Regards,
Greg
Lakeside Fitness Center
www.lakesidefitnessclub.com
Don't Believe These 5 Myths
Nothing irks us more than when good people are misled by fitness
myths. These myths sabotage results and keep people miles from their
goal weight.
So we’ve got to warn you about the bogus rumors going around about strength training. We don’t want to see you held captive by a faulty belief.
The truth is that strength training is the number one thing you can do for your health, fitness and appearance.
Don’t fall for one of these 5 myths and miss out on tremendous potential results.
Strength Training Myth #1: Muscle Can Turn Into Fat
Why would anyone want to build muscle if they think it could morph into fat over time? Don’t worry; this myth is seriously bogus.
Muscle tissue is muscle tissue. Fat tissue is fat tissue. One will never become the other.
Strength Training Myth #2: Strength Training Makes Women Bulk Up
Sure, strength training increases the amount of muscle on your body, so many women take this to mean that their body will become body-builder-esque. Not quite the look you’re going for…
The truth is that the female body simply doesn’t naturally contain large enough levels of testosterone to put on bulk muscle without a very focused and dedicated effort. Rest assured, ladies, the effort you spend on strength training will get you closer to that lean, toned look you want.
Strength Training Myth #3: Strength Train Enough and You Can Eat Anything
This one makes me cringe, as I’ve seen so many people throw away their hard-earned fitness results by eating too much of the wrong stuff. Even if you strength train daily at an intense rate, your total calories still matter. To top it off, most people overestimate how many calories they burn as well as underestimate how many calories they eat. Talk about a fattening combo.
For best results, maintain a calorie-controlled diet filled with fresh, wholesome ingredients in addition to a regular, challenging strength training routine.
Strength Training Myth #4: Strength Training Does Not Burn Fat
This one couldn’t be more false. Muscle is actually your number one ally against fat gains.
One pound of muscle burns 10-20 calories each day, just living and breathing. Regular strength training helps you increase your muscle mass as well as preserve existing muscle mass, turning you into a fat burning machine.
Strength Training Myth #5: High Reps And Light Weights For Toning
This myth, made popular in the 90’s, says that very high repetitions of very light weights would result in a toned physique. Sorry, not true. These high repetitions will increase your muscular endurance but will not add strength or tone.
In order to truly challenge your muscles, heavier weights with lower repetitions are a must. Start with an 8-10 repetition range and push your muscles with each set.
Include strength training as a part of your fitness routine and finally achieve a fit and toned body. My custom-made fitness programs remove all of the guesswork for you. I know what works, and I make it my mission to see you reach your goals.
Call or email today and we’ll get you started on the program that’s best for you.
So we’ve got to warn you about the bogus rumors going around about strength training. We don’t want to see you held captive by a faulty belief.
The truth is that strength training is the number one thing you can do for your health, fitness and appearance.
Don’t fall for one of these 5 myths and miss out on tremendous potential results.
Strength Training Myth #1: Muscle Can Turn Into Fat
Why would anyone want to build muscle if they think it could morph into fat over time? Don’t worry; this myth is seriously bogus.
Muscle tissue is muscle tissue. Fat tissue is fat tissue. One will never become the other.
Strength Training Myth #2: Strength Training Makes Women Bulk Up
Sure, strength training increases the amount of muscle on your body, so many women take this to mean that their body will become body-builder-esque. Not quite the look you’re going for…
The truth is that the female body simply doesn’t naturally contain large enough levels of testosterone to put on bulk muscle without a very focused and dedicated effort. Rest assured, ladies, the effort you spend on strength training will get you closer to that lean, toned look you want.
Strength Training Myth #3: Strength Train Enough and You Can Eat Anything
This one makes me cringe, as I’ve seen so many people throw away their hard-earned fitness results by eating too much of the wrong stuff. Even if you strength train daily at an intense rate, your total calories still matter. To top it off, most people overestimate how many calories they burn as well as underestimate how many calories they eat. Talk about a fattening combo.
For best results, maintain a calorie-controlled diet filled with fresh, wholesome ingredients in addition to a regular, challenging strength training routine.
Strength Training Myth #4: Strength Training Does Not Burn Fat
This one couldn’t be more false. Muscle is actually your number one ally against fat gains.
One pound of muscle burns 10-20 calories each day, just living and breathing. Regular strength training helps you increase your muscle mass as well as preserve existing muscle mass, turning you into a fat burning machine.
Strength Training Myth #5: High Reps And Light Weights For Toning
This myth, made popular in the 90’s, says that very high repetitions of very light weights would result in a toned physique. Sorry, not true. These high repetitions will increase your muscular endurance but will not add strength or tone.
In order to truly challenge your muscles, heavier weights with lower repetitions are a must. Start with an 8-10 repetition range and push your muscles with each set.
Include strength training as a part of your fitness routine and finally achieve a fit and toned body. My custom-made fitness programs remove all of the guesswork for you. I know what works, and I make it my mission to see you reach your goals.
Call or email today and we’ll get you started on the program that’s best for you.












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