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Are you thinking about embarking on a weight loss journey and still in the planning process? There are all sorts of ways to help you.

diet and exercise programBut if you feel like a diet and exercise program is not being as effective as you were hoping for, why not try out these five ways you wouldn’t normally care to remember.

Unconventional Way # 1 – Keep a journal and write down all your problems and emotions.

Boss giving you a hard time at work, kids are being noisy and running around, and your mood is just getting darker by each second.

Everyone has responsibilities but sometimes things can get out of hand and you need a break. Sometimes that break involves grabbing a box of donuts and sitting your butt on the couch, pigging out and watching TV.

You’re just adding oil to the fire by doing this! With all the problems you have while trying to lose weight, you’re just going to get more frustrated at losing weight and may resort to giving up.

So next time you feel stressed out, take it out on a notebook. It can help you deal with your issues minus the ‘rewarding binge.’

Unconventional Way # 2 – Quit complaining.

Simple, yes but how many of you can honestly say you haven’t gone on edge and vented out about everything that’s wrong with the world?

Complaining will not solve the problem and it won’t make you feel better. It’s a matter of perspective. Annoying boss? Be grateful you have a job and you have money. Crazy kids? You still love them nonetheless and are your inspiration.

So, instead of wasting all that time complaining, use it on other things like exercise, cooking, reading, or any hobbies that interest you. A positive attitude is the key to weight loss.

Unconventional Way # 3 – Don’t think about it. Stop thinking about food and your weight.

Constantly thinking about food is going to make you hungry and constantly thinking about your weight is going to frustrate you.

If you just had breakfast and keep thinking about what should you have for a snack and lunch and dinner you’re going to become obsessed. Don’t let food control your life, just be mindful of what you eat is healthy and listen to your body.

Unconventional Way # 4 – Believe in you.

A very cliché line that is said and heard time and again but it’s very important. Losing weight is a mindset.

If you look at yourself in the mirror and tell yourself, you can do it and that you’re worth it, you will be naturally determined to discipline yourself. If you think you can’t, do you honestly expect to lose weight?

Unconventional Way # 5 – Take the time to research loss tips and experiment.

If your friend recommended you try out a diet because they lost 10lbs in a week doesn’t mean it will do the same for you. You need to find something that works with your habits and your lifestyle without driving you insane to stick by the rules.

There are all sorts of diets, supplements and exercise programs available. Take the time to read and pick out what you like and what you don’t like and make your own plan.
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Self Motivation For Weight Loss

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If your doctor just told you that you need to lose weight for the sake of your health, you should take it very seriously. Doctor’s advice is not a joke.

If you continue with the current lifestyle that made you overweight in the first place, you are just putting yourself in a very risky situation health wise. This is why you really need to get started on your weight loss journey as soon as possible.

Unfortunately, sticking to an effective weight loss program can be quite difficult for a beginner. You’ve been living a couch potato life and eating whatever you feel like eating for years.

ExercisingThis didn’t give much of a problem for you before but now, your body is starting to betray you. Exercising can be hard for somebody who is not used and sticking to a diet can also be torture if you are used to eating whatever you feel like eating.

Self Motivation Is The Ultimate Challenge In Losing Weight

The main problem with people losing weight is the fact they need to be consistent in whatever weight loss program or diet they are using.

Consistency is the only way to actually get quality results. Unfortunately, people have a hard time being consistent because working out and dieting is a lousy experience.

Knowing how to self motivate yourself is the best way to ensure that you will actually lose weight in a very effective manner. In fact, did you know that the major part of a physical trainer’s job is to actually motivate his clients to do the work?

This is totally true. Of course, if you can afford it, hiring a personal trainer is actually a big help.

Self Motivation Tips That Work

Listening to music – if you are a music lover, the right motivational music will definitely get you going. Think Rocky or any training montage in the movies. You can also come up with your own training playlist. This is the best way to get yourself right in the mood of exercising.
Visualizing – you have to visualize your physically fit body. You need to ensure that it is exactly what you want the most. That will be the only thing that will get you past the hard days when you feel that you just cannot get up anymore. You will not have a hard time getting out of bed to exercise if you really want it badly.
Rewards – you can also reward yourself with special treats on a particularly bad day. The great thing about self motivation is an opportunity for self rewarding. You can reward yourself by watching a movie or buying that book or DVD you wanted. You can also reward yourself with a great dinner especially during your cheat days.
The main point of self motivation is the fact that it will ensure that you really take your weight loss goals seriously.

In fact, successful self motivation already ensures that you’re halfway through the path of a successful weight loss program.eight Loss Tips f you're among the two-thirds of Americans who are overweight, chances are you've had people tell you to just ease up on the eating and use a little self-control. It does, of course, boil down to "calories in, calories out."

But there's a lot more to it than that, according to obesity specialist Dr. Donna Ryan, associate director for clinical research at the Pennington Biomedical Research Center in Baton Rouge, La.

It's a popular misconception, she says, that losing weight is "strictly a matter of willpower." It's a gigantic task, she says, because not only do we move through an incredible buffet of food spread before us every day, but we also face a battle with our own biological responses.

It starts when we begin to shed those first few pounds. At that point, "the biology really kicks in and tries to resist the weight loss," she says.

Take 56-year-old Mary Grant, who's faced a lifetime battling fat, beginning in childhood, when her father humiliated her in front of the family by publicly weighing her every Saturday morning and insisted on her trying diet after diet.

In the end, Grant unsuccessfully tried "the grapefruit before every meal diet, Weight Watchers in the early days, when you had to eat chicken livers, the hard-boiled eggs and salad diet, the tomato soup diet, the cabbage soup diet, essentially anything," says Grant, "to get that weight off me."

But the weight did not "come off." It wasn't until after nursing school that Grant was successful in dropping 100 pounds after a medically supervised fast. Dramatic as that success was, it didn't last. Grant gained much of the weight back. Most people do, according to health experts.

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Researchers looked at whether restaurants and stores that sold unhealthful food near high schools affected students' weight.
Living Large: Obesity In America
And here's why:

When you begin to lose pounds, levels of the hormone leptin, which is produced by fat cells, begin to drop. That sends a message to the brain that the body's "fat storage" is shrinking. The brain perceives starvation is on the way and, in response, sends out messages to conserve energy and preserve calories. So, metabolism drops.

And then other brain signals tell the body it's "hungry," and it sends out hormones to stimulate the appetite. The combination of lowered metabolism and stimulated appetite equals a "double whammy," says Ryan. And that means the person who's lost weight can't consume as much food as the person who hasn't lost weight.

For example, if you weigh 230 pounds and lose 30 pounds, you cannot eat as much as an individual who has always weighed 200 pounds. You basically have a "caloric handicap," says Ryan. And depending on how much weight people lose, they may face a 300-, 400- or even 500-calorie a day handicap, meaning you have to consume that many fewer calories a day in order to maintain your weight loss.

This means no more grapefruit or cabbage soup diets: You need a diet you can stay on forever. For most people, that means high fiber, low fat and low sugar.

But you can fight back against a lowered metabolism. You can "kick" your metabolism back up by exercising every day. One recent study found people were able to burn up an extra 450 calories a day with one hour of moderate exercise.

It doesn't have to be vigorous jogging. You can walk briskly, bike or swim. Health experts recommend 30 minutes of moderate physical activity a day in order to reduce risk for heart disease. But obesity experts say if you want to lose or maintain weight, you have to double that and exercise at least one hour every day.

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Welcome to my Share page—where I hope to provide motivation from others with similar goals and challenges; as well as a look into the business and person behind MMLF (Mary Meyer Life Fitness).

I understand challenges. After decades of dedicating my life to wellness/health & fitness of myself and others, I received news in 2011 that I had Multiple Sclerosis.  I’d like to share an email I sent out to my clients after my diagnosis, along with a few inspiring replies, in hopes of further motivating you to move past any obstacles you may be encountering and/to keep your body moving.


Mary Meyer's Personal Story

I'm going to do something that is not, at all, my style - I've decided (not lightly) to share my personal health story in hopes that it can motivate and inspire others.

I have been diagnosed with Spinal MS, basically a neurological breakdown that can prevent me from moving well or at all. Clearly, it's been an adjustment and will be for the rest of my life since there is no cure for MS. I'm sharing this for a couple of reasons; I know the weather, the economy and so many other things have posed challenges to us this year. I'm encouraging you to move past this and dig deep into your healthy power and keep doing what you are capable of doing while you are able.

Personally, after my diagnosis this year, I don't want to lose my connection to movement today or ever. Repetitive motion (as I am able) and continual sharpening of my mental power/agility is what I choose to focus on. Some days movement is not a choice for me; it isn't something I can always will myself to do anymore. I have never been one to take my health for granted, so I feel solid in promoting movement to y'all. While we can't always control everything that will afflict us when it comes to our health, we can improve/enhance our well-being and there is no better way than by setting a goal.
Whatever you choose to do, DO IT! Dig deep y'all - dig so much deeper - to forward movement!
Cheers mm


TRI TRAINING REVIEWS  |  SWIM TRAINING REVIEWS  |  WEIGHT MANAGEMENT REVIEWS  |  TRI EVENT REVIEWS


TRIATHLON CLINIC REVIEWS

The clinic totally rocked! I have my head around the whole experience now whereas before I was just a little confused to how everything plays out that day. I definitely need more swim training so I'll be signing up for a couple of the pool clinics and definitely the open water clinics. The water kicked my butt on Saturday!
-Tom

Mary, I can't thank you and your team enough for the clinics on Saturday. They were absolutely incredible and I feel so much more prepared and at least 47% less terrified about the Cottage Lake tri. I was completely going to wimp out on the open water clinic and your motivating words got me to squeeze back in the wetsuit and stick around. And even though that swim was rough, I am so relieved to know I can do it (it wasn't pretty, but what the hell, I DIDN'T DROWN. Score!).
-Linda

Mary, and all those that facilitated our success, thank you so much for hosting the clinics and events that you do and for being there with us through it all. I was thinking throughout all the clinics and events that I have never been surrounded by so many amazing coaches, rooters, and genuine people who cheer for you and gently and powerfully guide you through. That to me was one of the most special parts of the clinics and events. In the water, they’re right there with us. Not just there, but keeping an eye out for anyone that might need someone by their side, the transition set up help and how to get through it smoothly...amazing, truly amazing…and I’m a runner, thinking I knew it all, I learned something new. Thank you. -Carl

I wanted to thank you for working with me this season. I do attribute my vast improvement to the workout plans and the clinics. There is zero reason I can't crack the top ten in the 40-44's at Kirkland next year. You guys kick ass. I raise my delicious post-race beer to you. Cheers, -George

Mary, I just wanted to drop you a note to say I had the most amazing experience last weekend at your tri and open water clinics. I learned a ton and challenged myself hard. I love your ass kicking attitude—a great role model for women. I had the pleasure, too, of riding and running with Karen, who is such an inspiration. Holy crap she’s fast! This is my first triathlon. I set the goal a few months back after some health issues. I’ve never really lived a life of physical activity. This has been a wild adventure and I’m hooked for life. Thank you for doing what you do to provide people like me the platform to learn, challenge and grow. See you in a few weeks, I’m coming to another one end of June. Cheers, -Maureen

Hi Mary, I just want to THANK YOU for all the training and swimming tips that I received from your clinics!! I did the First-Timer Tri Package in preparation for my triathlon . . . and I was SO THRILLED and RELIEVED that I was mentally and physically ready for it. Those open water clinics came in extremely handy!!! THANK YOU!!! Sincerely, -LC

Hi Mary, I wanted to write and say "Thank You" for your great workshops that provide for Triathlon's. I did my first triathlon on Sunday and had a great experience!! I truly believe it had a lot to do with the great training I received from you and your staff. Your instructors had so many great tips to share with me. Thank you again for offering such a great program to everyone!!! -JL
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TRIATHLON LECTURE REVEIWS

Mary, I just wanted to send some kudos. . . I have a friend trying her first Tri this September, and she was telling me about your informational meeting (Intro to Tri lecture) . . . I have never seen such a wide smile from her. She is typically pretty shy and quiet, but she was JACKED, blathering on about you and the program . . . YOU are accomplishing what we, who love being active, love to see; a safe, secure, positive, and supported environment to be successful. -SB

Hi Mary, I have exciting news I want to share with you because you're one of the persons that made this possible and has always been an inspiration. I started my process at your introduction to triathlon lecture. A few weeks ago I finished my first Ironman in Whistler, it was an incredible experience. I clearly remember at your intro to triathlon lecture about 6 years ago, when you said "I guarantee that at least one of you in this room will complete an ironman", I'm sure I'm not the only one neither the first, but you made me believe and even though it took a while, I'm very proud to say that I'm now an Ironman.
Thanks a lot,
Sincerely Heriberto

I still remember the Intro to Tri lecture when I was thinking what the )*&# has my friend got me into, I am not an athlete I am an out of shape, overweight uninspired person. My outlook on life has done a 360. I feel better, younger and with more energy than ever before and 30 pounds lighter. Thank you and ALL of the team.
-Laura

Mary, A quick note to say THANK YOU to you and the team for hosting the triathlon lecture and prep clinics. I found them incredibly valuable and they gave me the confidence I needed to compete!
My first TRI is "in the bag" ... woot! I am very happy with my performance. The introduction to triathlon lecture was helpful in getting my head wrapped around how it all works,, how to approach training, the event, the transitions, the different legs - everything really …I appreciated how you said, “when you leave this lecture, you will have a good idea if this type of challenge will is what you are looking for or not”…. I left knowing it was something I wanted to take on and understanding, it’s all about making informed decisions and acting on them. The lecture and clinic practices were invaluable. Completing a first Marathon in November, then setting my sights on an OLYMPIC and/or 70.3 next year.  I'll plan on some open water and pool time with your team to get me there. Thanks again!
-Will

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POOL SWIM CLINIC REVIEWS

Dear Mary, if you remember, when I first took your pool clinic in late 2009, I had just come from running the New York marathon and I wanted to transition into triathlons. It was my explicit goal to race an Ironman in 2011, and I knew that the swim was where I had the farthest to go. Well, this weekend I raced Ironman Coeur d'Alene with a swim time of 1:41 and a finish of 13:08. I wanted to let you know there is no way I could have done this without you. I remember the very first clinic as quite a rough awakening, when it hit home to me that I could not swim freestyle, and that I could barely complete a lap in the pool without losing my breath. Those pool clinics during the winter, and the outdoor sessions later that summer, were what helped me accomplish my dream this weekend in Idaho. Thank you so very much, and I wish you all the best. Sincerely, -Paul

Hi Mary, I just wanted to say thanks for the support I received from you and Ed and your team over the last couple of months as I worked through my "water anxiety" issues. While I didn't post any kind of record time on Sunday, I did exit the swim feeling confident and happy. Even at 31 minutes to finish I shaved 9 minutes off my time—and I was back in the pool today. And I won't be waiting 9 years to do it again. I am signed up for the Cottage Lake event. I am committed to becoming a better swimmer. Again, thanks to all of you, it really means a lot. -SL

Hi Mary, I just had to drop you a line and let you know how appreciative I am of you and your coach’s assistance in improving my freestyle technique. Your suggestions at a pool clinic, and the coaching during the open water clinic, have really taken me to the next level. Before I signed up for the tri package, I had hit a plateau and was incredibly frustrated at my inability to swim faster. Now, I'm swimming faster and continuing to improve! Warm regards, -AB

Mary, thank you for helping me improve my swimming (only way it could be worse would have been if I drowned). I just wanted to thank you for all the great coaching and yes you stuck with me as I learned how to swim. I’m so happy, I actually was able to complete the Cottage Lake Tri - I finished! You truly put on the most organized event I have ever participated in any type of contest . . . and all the helper people were fantastic! It was such a friendly, pleasant and positive experience. I can’t wait till September for the Tri again! I’m going to kick my glutes big time! Well see you at the pool tomorrow! -Janet

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OPEN WATER SWIM CLINIC REVIEWS

Mary, I attended your open swim clinic on Saturday. A just wanted to say thank you to you and your wonderful staff for helping me through my "panic attack" I experienced that morningl I'm guessing that's what it was as I have never experienced hyperventilating and paralyzing fear before. Ed, Tim, Rocky, you and 2 other ladies were incredibly considerate and patient with me. There was a point where mentally I just wanted to swim ashore and call it quits. You and your team never offered that option, instead you offered positive energy, kind words and lots of encouragement .For that, I thank you all!!!!! Thank you again. See you on Saturday at Cottage Lake! -LS

Mary, I am the self-proclaimed “head case” from your Open Water Swim clinics. I wanted to simply say ‘Thank You’. If not for you and your clinics, I would still be wading in the kiddie pool! Your no-nonsense, tough-love approach to open water swimming allowed me to complete my fifth Triathlon and with a PR! I completed my swim with no panic, no fear and it felt amazing. I cannot thank you enough for providing me the mental tools to overcome this challenge. The ability to achieve this goal will serve me well in all facets of my life, and that is a priceless gift. You are an inspiration, Mary. I know many others share my sentiments. I’m wishing you strength and good health every day. -SE

Hi Mary, I have to tell you how I felt yesterday watching the open water clinic kick-off. The memories came flooding back about the utter respect I have for you and your coaches for helping newbies (and oldies) to get comfortable with the experience. Your work IS IMPORTANT! You are a rock star. From your talk and walk, you are anything but totally committed to the clinic.  I love the energy of the folks that you hang with, truly wonderful, authentic people. Thanks for coming into my life when you did. I am grateful. -Jan

Hi Mary! Thank you for your fabulous open water swim clinics! I know panic would have overtaken me during my first triathlon if I had not attended your clinics. Instead, I had SO MUCH FUN, totally enjoying the swim portion! Not once did I panic, didn't need to grab the "toolbox", and maintained a slow, steady freestyle pace the entire swim. The only exception: when I tried to inhale too much water, but went right back to my rhythm. Thanks again! -JL

Hi Mary, I’ve thought a lot about what you and the other coaches said during the class and have really taken to heart the advice and info. Glad I came to the clinic. . . gave me a chance to know what to expect, see how I reacted in the situation, and know how I need to strategize my tri so that I can do the best I can. I feel like I’ll go into it being a lot more prepared having taken the open water swim clinic . . . a lot more prepared. Thank you for that! -JB

Hello, I just want to thank you for such great open water swimming training! I went from being scared in the open water to swimming a half mile in 20 minutes in just 3 open water lessons. I absolutely could NOT have done it without your help. My marathon running days are slowly coming to an end and this has opened a whole new world to me!Thank you!
-JA Hi Mary, thank you for your "tough love" and help at the open water clinics. I attended 4 and would never have managed my triathlon without them. As it was, the swim was fine, thanks to your clinics. At 62, I'm hardly a life-long athlete, but today I'm a triathlete and ready for more. In the meantime, I'll improve my stroke. Again, thank you! -JR

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30+ WEIGHT MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
The 30+ Program has been a turning point for me, in more ways than I thought possible. I’ve gone from avoiding exercise (I can be very creative), to making time in my schedule for working out and even planning workouts while on traveling & on vacation. But its more than that. Mary understands that there are many factors involved in being healthy, and she works with the group to address them – as different as they are for each person.
- CD

I've known Mary and been involved in her programs for five years. Mary is an incredible coach, mentor and friend. She is loyal and exceptionally hard-working in support of those who really want to develop and maintain the habit of healthful living, whether it’s fitness, nutrition or mental/emotional health. I’ve seen her give 110% of herself to those who are truly serious about improving their health and fitness. When obstacles get in the way of consistent workouts or healthful nutrition, Mary is right there offering alternative solutions, helping to reset goals and getting people back on track. Mary is an essential ally to have alongside as you work toward your fitness and health goals.
- M.N.

Most of us think we know what we need to do to improve our health. What I have learned is that guidance from a professional like Mary has been the key to making the changes I needed to make – knowing and doing are two different things! This isn't just about excellent, varied workouts but it is also about receiving straight, honest guidance. Mary gives you tools and knowledge that can last a lifetime. If you are genuinely ready to commit to making the changes for a healthier rest of your life, this is the program for you. Mary addresses the three key components to make lasting changes – physical, nutritional and emotional. The bonus for me was to realize that in spite of my I’m not a joiner tendencies, the group aspect of this program keeps me motivated and showing up. The results are gradual but I believe life-long.
- DM

The MMLF 30+ Program is the program that I was looking for a long time.This program has improved my food intake, my emotional state and my physical condition. When I came to the program I was in the Pizza and Chicken Wings diet and my work out routine was laying on my couch watching TV (ironically, sports). I had no motivation to work out, I was in the vicious circle of I want to exercise because I’m out of shape, but every time I exercised I injured myself, because I was out of shape.It was obvious that I needed help. And Mary helped me. I remember the first time I called Mary to ask about the program, I told myself, If they offer me that at the end, I'm going to be 10 pounds lighter of what I weighted in High school after I buy some miracle supplements… I’m out of here. That was not the case with the 30+ Program. Instead, Mary has worked with me thru the program…to discover what works for me, not what works for everyone or for someone else, but truly what works for me. From small changes, to big challenges like completing my first Triathlon, the program has succeeded all my expectations. The program gives me the tools, the guidance, positive reinforcement and the positive environment that puts me in charge of the work I need to do in order to accomplish my goals. I cannot thank Mary Mayer Life Fitness enough for what it has done for me.
-Jeff

I've participated in all of Mary's fitness offerings over the past 6-7 years, including the 30+ program. She is top-notch in all that she does and truly wants the best health for all, young and old. She expects you to bring your A-game every time and accepts no excuses. Her mottos of get out there and suck it up really sum it up in rain, snow or sunshine.
-MJ

I heard about the 30+ program from my sister. I knew I needed to be more active but I was resisting the idea of joining a gym which I have never enjoyed. I gave the program a try over the holidays and was hooked. I love the group and I am stronger than I have been in two decades. MMLF is not just an excellent workout. I learned about better food choices and the importance of regular sleep and about finding out WHY I make the choices I do. If you are ready to leave your old habits behind, this is the program for you.
-PD

Mary Meyers' approach to fitness is really excellent. Too often, fitness coaches and trainers focus only on the physical aspect of a client's health. This ignores our mental and emotional fitness, which is far too often the cause for our physical maladies. Her balanced approach is really powerful, and has benefited me and my wife tremendously. Highly recommended!
- DC

Mary, thank you so much for helping me today. My mom always tells me that she prays for me to find angels to help me on my path in life. I truly believe you are one of those angels. Thank you so much for everything you do. This 30+ is a gift.
- Marshal We all have a quest for living full lives, emotionally, physically, mentally and psychologically improved and better. Bio identical

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