Jeff Gill
My name is Jeff Gill, I’m 27 and an
engineer from Halifax.
When my clothes started getting tighter and tighter there
was only so long I could convince myself that they were shrinking in the wash…No, it was
time I had to admit that I was out of shape and living an unhealthy lifestyle.
I was always a quite fit and active
person. I never had to worry about what I ate or what exercise I did.
But after leaving the RAF a combination of
poor diet, more sedentary life, and unfortunately getting older meant I started putting on
weight. The problem was the more weight I put on the less motivation and confidence I had to
get up and do things that would help.
I had a terrible diet, I ate fatty foods
very often and I would just grab a bag of crisps or biscuits whenever I was bored or watching
TV. I was also drinking a lot of beer almost every day. I was always feeling tired, run down
and never had any energy or motivation to do anything.
I wanted to change and get back to how I
used to be, I kept saying I would do something about it and get back in shape, but I was always
going to start tomorrow.
My tomorrow finally came when I saw the 4 week boot camp
advertised from new image, this proved to be the kick-start that I needed, I was going
twice a week to the class, but also doing something on my own most other evenings after
work. I started getting more energy and was a lot happier in general. The more I exercised
the better I felt, and the more exercise I wanted to do, this was the total opposite to
how I was before.
I realised that if I changed my diet and
ate more healthily then this would improve things further. I changed what I ate and how often,
I went from 2 meals a day with lots of snacks in between and lots of beer in the evening to
eating healthy food every 3 hours or so, and dramatically cut down on the booze. I was
surprised how much this affected me, I never felt hungry or the urge to snack like I used to
and the weight started to slowly come off, and my waist was getting thinner and thinner each
week.
When you start to see the change in
yourself it is a great feeling, and you realise that all the hard work is finally paying off.
Consistency though is the key to getting the results you want, you really have to stick at
it…but the more time and effort you put in the greater and faster the results you get
back.
It’s also so much easier if you actually
enjoy what you’re doing, so try different things and don’t just keep doing an exercise if you
don’t enjoy it no matter how good it’s supposed to be for you, exercising should be something
you look forward to and not a chore.
Regular training and a healthy diet are an
important part of my life now, and it’s hard to imagine living my old lifestyle again. My
confidence has risen, and I’m happy that I can fit back into my clothes that had all ‘shrunk’
before.
I can highly recommend new image for
anyone who wishes they were fitter, thinner or even just healthier it’s fun, motivating and in
my opinion well worth the money. It may be just the kick-start that you need
too.
To
find out more about the techniques Jago uses in his NEW 4 Week Diet, click here now -
4 Week Diet
|