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To enable you to unlock your true potential and become the person you’ve always wanted to be. In the end, of course, it’s not just about your body. It’s about your mind and soul.

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Champion 2005, Pendergrass

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Occupation: Captain, U.S. Navy

Results: Lost 30 pounds o...

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Challenge Tip

During your program, you may experience a period where nothing seems to be happening. Don't be alarmed! Remember that you are replacing fat weight with healthy, lean muscle! Although your scale weight may not show it, you're probably experiencing substantial progress in your body composition. Women in particular may notice the most dramatic changes occurring after week seven. Again, the best way to determine your progress is through body composition assessments and how your clothes fit.

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Sharon-when you ask yourself those questions, when you are able to step back and evaluate the things you do that feel like a waste of energy and time, it means you have caught the boat. Those things actualy do feel important when I have nothing positive to do with my time. The importance will begin to subside when you recognize it and make an active effort to do things differetly. Good for you for...

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Writing my goals gave me a greater understanding of who I was and what I was about. It was like writing my own mission statement!