Welcome New FullForceFitness Boot Camp Members (video)

Feedback Always Welcome!

"Thanks for doing the nutritional challenge. I needed it to get on
track.

I don't have a hard time losing weight when I am focused and it
gave me just the right push to get on track again.

I think I've lost 8lbs so far and I KNOW I've gained muscle.

A few people have told me they see it so I feel good about it all.

Your bootcamp has been a life changer for me. See you on Monday!"

K.S./Cedar Park, Texas

Scott York's "Lunch with Scott" part 1

3 Fitness Myths Debunked (video)

What's For Lunch, Scott? (video)

Words From Jack Lalanne

It's very easy to rationalize, however, and say, "What the hell. I didn't get enough sleep" or "I'm too busy" or "I've got this little ache or pain." That's all bullcrap. You do it. It's tough. It's hard. I'd rather take a beating sometimes than get in that gym every morning. Anyone who gets up that early and says he likes it is a goddamned liar. The only good thing about it is that when I'm finished, I look at myself in the mirror and say, "Jack, you've done it again!" I've won another battle over myself, and that's what it's all about: conquering me. If I didn't do it, I'd be lying to myself. If I lie to me, I lie to you and wreck everything that Jack LaLanne stands for. If I'm not an example of my philosophy, it sure isn't going to turn anyone else on. - Jack LaLanne

No B.S. Fitness

A lot of fitness programs promise the moon.

With very little effort on your part.

But  deep down you know that there is only 1 way to reach your fitness goals.

Radical change.

Change makes a lot of us instantly reject the idea.

Change makes us uncomfortable.

We'd rather simply ignore the fact that we need to change our habits in order to obtain good health and fitness.

But with change, comes self discovery.

Enlightenment.

And success.

But the process usually begins with some sort of discomfort.

Perhaps waking up at 5am to make the 5:45am FullForceFitness class.

Perhaps staying consistent with your nutritional program.

But beyond that initial discomfort comes success.

And that success is a valuable gift.

More valuable than sleeping in.

More valuable than the dessert or cheeseburger and fries.

Don't miss out on an incredible opportunity to transform your life through fitness.

Experiment with your life.

Wake up earlier.

Go to bed earlier.

Just start an exercise program right now.

RIGHT NOW.

Do some light stretching for 3 - 5 minutes.

Then knock out 10 push ups, 10 squats and 10 Burpees.

Congratulations - you just finished your first workout.

Tomorrow do 11 push ups, 11 squats and 11 burpees.

Then do 12 push ups, 12 squats and 12 burpees.

Keep going until the end of February.

Take 1 day off per week from this program.

At the end of February, you'll be amazed at what you've accomplished if you've been consistent with this program and with your nutrition.

Post your results here and let me know how you did.


Just Start Right Now!  (and hold the B.S.)

note - always get your physicians approval before starting an exercise program.

Google push up, squat and burpee if you're not sure how to perform these exercises.

Check out http://www.fullforcefitness.net for an elite workout program surrounded by incredibly motivated, supportive people of all types.

Have a great day!

Scott York

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Weight loss after 40

Pretty good article about sensible weight loss after 40:

http://www.caring.com/articles/weight-loss-after-40

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Drive

“A man can be as great as he wants to be. If you believe in yourself and have the courage, the determination, the dedication, the competitive drive and if you are willing to sacrifice the little things in life and pay the price for the things that are worthwhile, it can be done.”

–Vince Lombardi

Mindful vs Mindless Holiday Eating

I like to eat just like the next person.

Especially during the Holidays.

There's food all around, Holiday movies to watch, football games to get lost in, long lost relatives to visit with and children to make cookies with.

But...

The excess calories add up fast, don't they?

It's called "mindless eating".

So here are 3 tips to help you keep your weight in check during the "most wonderful time of the year"!

1) Stick to a schedule.

If you overeat the evening before, don't say to yourself that you'll fast all day to make up for it.

It probably won't work.

You'll just find a reason to do the same thing again in the evening when the food and drink start appearing.

So stick to a schedule.

Eat a light breakfast (I have slow digesting oats, flax seed, irish oats mixed together).

2 - 3 hours later eat some protein (I have egg whites with a couple of egg yolks).

2-3 hours later eat your next meal (and repeat until 8pm or so).

2) Drink lots of water.

You've probably heard this one before and it's true.

Set out a big container of water and try to drink all of it throughout the day until it's empty.

I use a 1 gallon container.

note - don't drink too much liquid during your meals so you don't interfere with the digestive process.

3) Exercise

Do something. Play with the kids. Take a walk before breakfast. Go to the gym and run on the treadmill.

Go to boot camp class.

Do "every minute on the minute" (workout you can do at home).



By following these 3 tips, you'll feel great throughout the Holidays while you enjoy eating a little more than you normally might.

A fitness lifestyle is not about refraining from food and drink.

It's about making smart decisions, having a plan, acting on those plans and feeling great!

FullForceFitness has morphed into a blend of strength, cardio and mma style workouts.

The average participant shows up on time, ready to go, doesn't complain and knows that a war of wills is going to take place for about 45 minutes each training day.

There's just no other way.

Simple.

Effective.

Addicting.

FullForceFitness

Discipline

"Self-respect is the fruit of discipline; and the sense of dignity grows with the ability to say no to oneself."
-- Abraham Joshua Heschel,

Faith and Belief

“Keep your dreams alive. Understand to achieve anything requires faith and belief in yourself, vision, hard work, determination, and dedication. Remember all things are possible for those who believe.”

– Gail Devers

When I'm 64

Below is a video of my great friend and former Boss, Frank Capallupo.

He's 64 and just won a major natural body building competition in Reno, Nevada.

Inspirational!

Thoughts For The Week

You have to expect things of yourself before you can do them. -Michael Jordan

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The main thing is to care. Care very hard, even if it is only a game you are playing. Billie Jean King

Muscle UP

FullForceFitness Michael Ferguson (wearing the FullForceFitness Black Shirt) working the "muscle up" on the rings this morning at FullForceFitness.

We did tire flips, plank in/outs, ring climbers, DB get ups, the burn machine and a lot of other stuff you'll never do at the big box gyms!

Join us!

2nd Place? Not A Chance...

Is 2nd place good enough for you?

Where I Need To Be

"I seldom end up where I wanted to go, but almost always end up where I need to be." –Douglas Adams

Painful Back Conditions

Nearly all people who develop painful back conditions have movement flaws. Perhaps the most common is to move the spine when it is under load. Repeated compression of the spine while it is bending almost guarantees eventual disc bulges. The spine can withstand high loads if it is postured close to its neutral curvature.

–Dr. Stuart McGill, professor of spine biomechanics at University of Waterloo

 

 

Habit of Making Excuses

  

"Ninety-nine percent of the failures come from people who have the habit of making excuses."– George Washington Carver