Client Success Seminar Tonight!

Just a quick reminder that our next Client Success Seminar is tonight (Tuesday October 18th) @ 6:45pm

If you have never been, or it’s been a long time, I would encourage you to get there and find out how to get better faster. We’ll talk about the steps you can take every day that will maximize your results and look and feel great.

Be There!

Date: Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Time: 6:45pm to 7:45pm

Place: Get Fit NH Bootcamp Concord

Please Register Here to let us know you are coming

Meal Planning Made Eas(ier)

One of the most challenging obstacles we face when trying to eat healthy is the mindset that it has to take a long time to prepare a nutritious meal. Here’s 11 lunch or dinner ideas that can be fixed in a jiffy and don’t cost and arm and a leg.

Can’t think of anything to eat? Here are some nutritious, well-balanced ideas! Each line has a complete meal. Select one and try it tonight.

 

             Quality Protein                        Fibrous Carbs                      Compliments

Chopped Hard boiled Egg mixed with tuna

Served on a bed of salad greens

Slice of avocado

Stir fry pork

Add fresh or frozen veggies to meat while cooking

1 teaspoon minced ginger root and 2 Tablespoon soy sauce

Shrimp cooked with  minced garlic cloves and chili sauce.

Add frozen stir fry veggies while cooking

Sesame seeds sprinkled on top before serving

Heat pinto, navy, or kidney beans mixed with an ounce of Monterey jack cheese

Shredded lettuce, chopped tomato, jalapeño peppers,

Salsa

Grilled Chicken

Served on a bed of salad greens

½ chopped apple, 1 Tablespoon walnuts chopped, olive oil with a squeeze of lemon juice for dressing

Browned ground beef

Stir in tomato sauce, serve over stir fried zucchini, summer squash, and carrot  strips

Italian seasonings in with the sauce and a sprinkle of Parmesan cheese before serving

Baked BBQ chicken

Sautéed green beans

Serve with coleslaw

Cold Three bean salad

Thinly sliced beef add tomato sauce

Sautéed onion and Green peppers, serve with a side salad

Sprinkle with chopped green onions and sesame seeds

Brown ground beef, taco seasonings

Serve over lettuce, top with tomatoes

Refried bean, olives, guacamole, salsa

Baked sliced chicken tenders coated with almond meal and parmesan cheese

Spinach salad, and cooked baby carrots

Olive oil and vinegar for salad dressing

Naked Greek Hamburgers

(no bun) mix feta cheese and olive slices into patties

Lettuce, tomato, red onion

Fresh broccoli salad

Ketchup, mustard

 

This is an example of the many resources Get Fit NH clients have available to them at http://TheOther165.com

Haven’t registered yet? What are you waiting for?

Coach Dean

9 Years

A lot can happen in 9 years.

In the last 9 years Nancy and I have had three kids.

We’ve started a business.

We’ve laughed, and cried, we’ve had some sweet times and some struggles.

And time has marched on.

9 years ago I had hair.

I recently let my beard grow out a bit, told the 5:00am class it was the “CJ” look.

I was gently reminded that I am not as young as CJ, and the color mixed in is not blonde.

For the last 9 years I have had a picture in what in our house is ironically called the living room.

It’s above the television, which is about as far away from living as you can get.

It’s the same picture that you see in this letter.

It is my son Derek when he was about 6 months old.

He never saw his first birthday.

He died October 14th, 2002

9 Years Ago.

It seems like yesterday.

Time waits for no one.

Time is merciless.

Time doesn’t care.

It just keeps marching on.

So why do we live like we know how much we have?

Why do we spend it like we will never run out of it?

9 years ago I thought I had all the time in the world.

Now I know that you never know.

I’d like to think that I have changed over the last 9 years.

That I am less selfish.

That I am less about what I can take and more about what I can give.

That the little things that used to bug me so much don’t anymore.

That I use the time I have been given by God to the fullest.

That I am a better husband and father.

A better friend and confidant.

That I play a little harder.

And love a little deeper.

It’s about time.

I love you Derek.

Daddy

 

I’d Rather Pay You!

Advertising is one of the necessary evils of doing business. It’s all too easy to sit back and assume “everyone” knows about you and your amazing product or service; oh that it were so easy!

There’s an incredible number of ways to advertise, and the thing I despise most about print, or radio, or even some online advertising is you never know if your message is getting to the right people – the ones who want or need what you have.

At Get Fit NH, we have invested thousands of dollars in the most incredible advertising possible – the advertising that you our clients do.

That’s what our Referral Rewards program is all about. We think the best possible advertising that can be done is by our amazing clients who have experienced first hand what Get Fit NH can do for body, mind and spirit.

So I am asking you to keep doing what you have been doing, and tell your friends, neighbors, co-workers and family what Get Fit NH has done for you and what we can do for them.

We will make it worth your while, I promise. Make sure you pick up some referral cards in the gym and give them to people you know can benefit from it. As always they will get a no obligation 2-week tryout at no cost, and if they sign a package with us they also receive $50 off their first 4-week session.

And the $50 you earn is just our way of saying “Thanks” – for training with us and for Making It Happen!

Take a look at all these happy clients who have earned Referral Rewards

Do The Math

Dinner/drinks for 2=$100 (4 times per month=$400); Bootcamp- (16 times per month= $159! You do the math…its a no brainer for this Einstein.

Healthy living, better body, more energy, never boring or mundane, plus an added boost for the mind, body & soul= PRICELESS! When you are done whining about how nothing you do and all the gyms you’ve tried don’t work… Make it Happen with Get Fit NH Bootcamp!!

LOVE IT!

New Contest – Fifty for Fifty

Alright guys, you did such a great job with our Facebook review contest we are going to up the ante for this one!

Here’s the deal:

We have 33(39) reviews for Concord and 29(32) reviews for Epsom on our Google Places pages.

When we hit 50 reviews for both locations, we will randomly select the author of one of our new reviews at each location and award each of them $50 in cold hard cash – How Cool Is That?

It’s a win-win. We get help spreading all that  Get Fit NH goodness, and you get some cash for that new foam roller, band or UMP. (Ok maybe not, but those are good choices)

Here’s the rules:

To review Epsom, click here

To review Concord, click here

Write your review, give us a rating, and hit “publish”.  Don’t forget to leave your name!

Email a copy of your review to us at getfitnh@gmail.com

Plan how you are going to spend the money!

Make It Happen!

 

Renegades Rule!

Great job to everyone who participated in the Renegade Playground Challenge today!

New Rule: No Spectators – Get in there and do it! (You know who you are)

Dawn, Donna, Karl, Jill, Sara, Mary, Gretchen, Paula, Kristin, Nancy, Jayne, Carolyn, Dave, Kim  (did I forget anyone?) and all the new friends and family we met – You Rock!

New Download – Here’s Your Food Evaluation Checklist

Keeping a nutrition log has been shown over and over again to be a crucial step in losing bodyfat.

A nutrition log functions as:

  • A Reality Check
  • An Objective Measurement
  • An Angel On Your Shoulder (should I really be eating that 3rd piece of cake?)

However as we coach our clients (and keep one ourselves) we have found that at times they can still be vague.

What I mean is that you can take a look at your daily log and it looks “pretty good”. Too bad you can’t really measure “pretty good”.

So we have developed a Daily Eating Evaluation Checklist to help us, and you, quantify if pretty good really is.

Watch the video below to find out the principles we based it on and how to use it, download your copy, and then most importantly…

Put it into action!

 

An Ode to Nancy (and Dean) by Jennifer Schwab

I hate the gym.  The gym was always a vicious cycle for me.  First, I would commit to going everyday and working out.  I would do really well for week one.  I’d skip a day on week two.  I’d go one day on week three.  I needed to see other people by week four.  I’d sit at home alone with Ben and Jerry.  They would console me at first, but eventually they’d tell me to get my tubby butt off the couch.  And then my bank statement would guilt trip me into making something of that $60 a month I’d already spent in my 12-month contract.  So back to the gym I went…and the cycle continued.

It’s not that I don’t want to be healthy.  I want to be active and fit into pants that don’t stretch.  But it was all those machines.  There were the endless rows of treadmills, begging me to be a part of the machine.  “Be a good little hamster and run on our wheel.”  And the outfits.  The gym membership machine dictates that you look good while you work out.  Perfect hair.  Expensive, color-coordinated outfit of awesomeness.  And the latest iPod.  Oh, and I can tan at the same time too?  Because we all know that is real health right there.

It’s all too much for me.  I don’t need more guilt and expectations in my life, I’ve got plenty on my own.  I don’t want a machine, or to be a part of one.  What I need is a community.  I need Gretchen and Claudia and Lisa… I need people who will cheer me on.  What I need is something new to challenge me everyday.  What I need is Nancy (and Dean by proxy).

Thanks guys.  You’re stuck with me now.

Jen

Is There A GAP In Your Training?

Reality Check – If you were driving across the country you would not just point the car in a westerly direction and step on the gas. You would look at a map, program your GPS, calculate how many days you were going to spend, driving out, make reservations where you were going to stop for night, and calculate how much the trip would cost.

Your outcome was making it to California in one piece. Your action steps were the planning, preparation and packing. You follow the map, you are going to get where you want to go.

Have you taken 5 minutes and enrolled in our Goal Achievement Program (GAP)?

There is something far more important than a trip to Hollywood at stake.

Saying “I want to lose weight” is far different than writing down a measurable outcome goal and than the steps you are going to achieve that goal. It’s like hopping in the car and having no idea where you are going and how to get there.

There’s a better way!

Here’s an example of  what good planning might look like:

Outcome:

I will lose 5 pounds in the next 4 weeks

Action Steps:

I will attend bootcamp 4 days for the next 4 weeks

I will limit starchy carbs to after training sessions only

I will eat breakfast with protein and veggies every day

There is a destination and a roadmap to follow. And while there might be unexpected construction along the way, we can deal with that when we get there.

At the end of 4 weeks you will then measure the outcome and evaluate if you were committed and completed the action steps. The process then starts over again for the next 4 weeks, using what you learned over the previous month to adjust as necessary.

We have made that super easy for you to accomplish. By enrolling in GAP all you have to do is take 5-10 minutes a month to chart your next 4 weeks out. Then 30 days down the road you will receive a follow up evaluation. Submit that to your coaches, ask for help as needed, and then chart your course for the next 4 weeks.

What are you waiting for?

Enroll In The Goal Achievement Program Now

Make It Happen!

Coach Dean