Maybe you want to lose weight, maybe you want to feel better, and maybe you want to eat healthy.
But the question is “Do you want it bad enough?”
You have to want it more than the alternative
You have to want it more than sugary laden drinks, biscuits and cakes
You have to want it more than a packet of crisps
You have to want it more than a pint with the lads
You have to want it more than a lie in
You have to want it more than a night in front of the TV
You have to want it more than your dislike of rain or the gym or lycra
In short, you have to want it real bad AND be prepared to do what it takes to make it happen. So if it means setting your alarm clock a little earlier to get a workout in, that is what it is going to take. If it means forgoing the comfort of a night in front of the TV so you have time to go to the gym, that is what it is going to take. If it means spending a little time in the rain because the weather doesn’t care it’s Bootcamp night, that it what it is going to take and if it means planning meals with military precision so all your meals are healthy and nutritious, that is what it is going to take.
So now think about the question again and be really honest, “Do you want it bad enough, or not?”
When you do, when your answer is unequivocally YES then your Personal Trainer really can help you achieve your goals.
In my experience the people who want it bad enough are the ones who get what they want. This doesn’t necessarily apply to money, the man/woman of your dreams or fame but it’s a pretty sure fire way to hit your health and fitness goals!!!



Does getting up early with Mr Murf so that I can do a kettlebell workout before 7 count?
Comment by Nicki Murf — 28/06/2011 @ 1:48 pm