Exercise To Live. Never Live To Exercise.

That Is The Beautiful Part About Weights: Even If You Are 100 Year Old, You Can Lift Something. Maybe It's Only A Half A Pound Or A Pound Or Two Pounds. It Will Still Do Something.

Anything In Life Is Possible, If You Make It Happen.

One Of The Reasons So Many People Fail Is They Get On This Treadmill For An Hour Or An Hour And A Half. That's Totally Unnecessary. If It's Cardiovascular, You Don't Need More Than 15 To 17 Or 18 Minutes If It's Vigorous.

It's Difficult To Change Overnight But If You Are Persistent And Take One Step At A Time You Will See Results!

I Tell People That The Scales Lie. You May Have Played Basketball And Weighed 175 Pounds, With A 30-inch Waist, Back When You Were In College. And You May Still Weigh 175 At 55. But You Probably Have A 35-inch Waist And You've Probably Lost 30 Or 40 Pounds Of Muscle -- And Gained 30 Or 40 Pounds Of Fat. The Tape Measure Doesn't Lie. Get That Tape Measure Out And Put It On Your Hips And Your Waist. Keep Checking It. And Keep Exercising And Cutting Those Calories Down Until That Tape Measure Gets Close To Where You Were In Your Prime.