Article

Achieving New Year's Goals

Topic: Fitness and ExerciseFeaturing Eric LeaderPublished July 7, 2024

Legacy signals

Legacy popularity: 1,146 legacy views

Yes, it's almost New Year's, but are you ready? Is this going to be the year you achieve your New Year's resolution? Well, if this is the year, then as a personal trainer of over 15 years, I'm going to give you some advice to help you out.
First things first, outline your goals. It is very important to have clear, specific, goals that you are looking to attain. Make sure you list short-term, mid-range, and long-term goals. These are the things that will keep you striving and pushing as you move along in your program.
Next, write out your diet program. Make sure you include how many calories you will be taking in, as well as the protein and carbohydrate intake. I also recommend keeping a food journal where you list all the foods and drinks that you have each day. That way you can be certain of what your intake is.
Structure your fitness plan, how many days a week are you going to do cardio, how many days a week are you going to weight training. Make sure you outline exactly what you plan to do as far as your fitness goes. If a personal trainer could help, check out https://personaltraininglancaster.com

Finally, motivation. I'm a big fan of motivation and writing down what motivates you. Reason being, there are going to be times where you don't feel like doing your workouts. There are going to be times where you don't feel like dieting. By writing down what motivates you you can look at that motivational page and it will propel you forward.
I wish you all the greatest of health and happiness in the year 2018. Let's make it a great one.

Further reading

Further Reading

4 total

Article

Carrying excess weight doesn’t just affect how you look — it can quietly reduce your energy, confidence, and bedroom performance. When a man gains too much belly fat, it can lead to lower testosterone levels, poor blood circulation, and reduced stamina. These changes may make it harder to maintain strong vitality, control, and endurance when it matters most. The good news? Small lifestyle changes can make a powerful difference. By focusing on better nutrition, regular mov

March 10, 2026

Article

Are You 40+ And Feeling…rnSlower metabolism? Stubborn belly fat? Low daily energy? Body stiffness or joint pain? You’re not alone — and you’re NOT “getting old.” Your body just needs a smarter strategy. Introducing The 40+ Fitness & Wellness ResetrnA simple, realistic system designed specifically for men and women over 40 who want to: ✅ Burn belly fat naturallyrn✅ Rebuild lean musclern✅ Boost energy levelsrn✅ Improve heart healthrn✅ Feel confident again

February 18, 2026

Article

Feel tired, inconsistent, or stuck on your fitness journey? This eBook is your gentle reset. rnMany people above 40 notice that weight gain, tiredness, and body weakness no longer respond to the things that worked before. rnThe truth is: the body changes with age, and health routines must change too. rnI recently came across a digital health guide on Selar, created specifically for people 40+, focusing on simple daily habits that fit our lifestyle. rnI shared the details here

February 14, 2026

Article

Movement is one of the most honest forms of self-connection. The body never lies. It holds stress, records emotion, and reveals when something feels off. For many, this is why exercise has always been more than fitness; it’s therapy through motion. But not all movement heals. Some styles exhaust, others distract. True healing often begins in the slow, intentional kind, the kind that lets the body lead and the mind follow.rnThat’s where precision-based training, such as re

November 6, 2025