There’s a common saying in the fitness industry, that “abs are made in the kitchen”. However I believe abs are built in the gym and revealed in the kitchen.
You still need to train to build the muscles, but your diet choices are what's going to bring out your best self.
Same goes for any fitness goal you have, you're only going to reach it if you put in the work both during training and the rest of the day with your meals.
So let’s be honest...how well are you managing your nutrition?
Vital Questions to ask
We have to ask ourselves these questions because the majority of Americans (70%) believe they are eating a balanced diet. However, according to CDC statistics “in the United States, 19% of young people aged 2 to 19 years and 40% of adults have obesity, which can put them at risk for heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and certain cancers. In addition, obesity costs the US healthcare system $147 billion a year”
So why only 2 weeks
I designed a 2 week Nutrition Focus for those of you who need guidance but don’t want to be on a prolonged program. Because chances are, you could do with some help/guidance when it comes to your nutrition. You just don’t have the time or money for a 6 week course BUT you still want to make real changes. So I have made it shorter and very affordable..so there are no excuses.
We start this program off by assessing where your current nutrition level is, and through evaluating an introductory survey, you receive a personalized action plan that you will implement for 2 weeks, while I work with you to hold you accountable for staying on track, as well as look for ways to make your new habits even more effective.
What it is:
What you get
These 2 weeks will be the start of a new focus on improving your nutrition that will last for the long term.
Get started on your way right now . What are you waiting for? Take accountability for your body and health. Let’s GO!!!!
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