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What
the Sixpacknow Program did for me
THE BEGINNING
When I joined the Sixpacknow.com
website 14 weeks ago I had just gotten out of a serious relationship. It
hurt me a lot, both emotionally and physically. No matter what anybody
told me, I could not make any positives come out of a break-up. Now, 14
weeks later, I tell myself every single day that i'm glad I got out of that
relationship. It was the best thing that ever happened to me, and i'm
going to tell you exactly why!
If I was in that relationship
now I would be still be exercising bad habits, day in and day out. That
includes, eating fast food, particularly McDonald's and Taco Bell every single
day for lunch ... snacking between meals, eating junk food, candy, and
drinking soda pop... drinking large amounts of alcohol on a daily basis and
not exercising. Many people would say I was never "fat" or
overweight, but if you look at my before pictures you will see that I did have
a decent amount of fat covering my body. I was approximately 19% bodyfat
before I started the Sixpacknow program.
HOW I GOT STARTED
I
joined the Sixpacknow program because I was single again and knew that in
order to put myself out there with the confidence that I needed I would have
to do something about the way I looked. Growing up I watched television
shows like "Baywatch" and thought it would be impossible to ever
look like the guys on there. I just assumed I didn't have the right
genetics or the right body frame. I had been on diets in the past and
lost weight but never had any muscles to show for it, especially abs.
Like most people, I just ate less fat and calories, ran miles and miles on the
treadmill, and did hundreds of crunches a night. I never saw results.
So, as you could imagine, I was a bit skeptical of the program. When I
read that I would be given a personalized exercise program and nutrition guide
I figured that would take a lot of the work out of it for me. I payed
the $50 and started the program on July 23rd.
THE HARDEST PART
I'd have to say the hardest
part of the program is the very beginning, particularly the first 4 weeks.
In my case it was even harder because I was going through depression
at the time and cried myself to sleep every night. It was almost
impossible to find the motivation I needed to do the exercises. As
many of you have already found out, you need to make sacrifices in order to
gain results. The reason I say the first 4 weeks are the hardest is
because we are so used to a normal daily routine that once we change it and
take away a lot of the foods we like, we start to really miss them!
There is nothing wrong with that and I'll be the first to admit that I
cheated a couple times. However, now that I'm 14 weeks into the
program, it is not even an issue anymore. In fact, I eat MORE than I
used to and still continue to shed bodyfat. It's amazing! Now I
can zip right by McDonalds and Taco Bell and almost feel bad for the people
who are lined up at the drive-thru ready for their generous helping of junk
food.
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