Keri McKibbin Personal Training

Being part of a team to me shows you are willing to care about others, you are willing to sacrifice, and to me you will always be a good friend to others. We are blessed to have so many of you and that’s why we have so many making great progress continually.

Yes there are other people in the world who are selfish, only care about themselves and its often a case of “do as I say, NOT as I do”. You do not need to have these people in your life, they will often upset you, doubt you and never encourage you, leave them to their own devices.

You need to ignore those people, and the negativity they can spread to your mind and to your self confidence.

You know now who encourages you, who backs you up no mater what especially when you are down, you will find in life your circle of true good friends can be small but value them highly and cherish them to help you get through all the life challenges to come.

All the work you put in at the gym you would expect big improvements? The truth is all of that hard work needs to be supported by your eating (and drinking) habits.

There was a wide spread myth in the 80’s that if you trained hard, you could eat what you wanted to? You could burn it off? This was proven to be false and only limited your recovery, kept you stiff for longer after workouts and the results you expected never materialised.

Lots of people thought if you trained hard all week, you could drink whatever you wanted to on the weekend and often all weekend?

This was false too, as Mondays turned out to be washouts and most big drinkers I knew would only feel themselves by thursday backing up the true science that alcohol takes 4 days to fully leave your system, and that washout feeling was down to the fact that we now know that alcohol is proven to be a poison to our bodies, every scientific study back this up.

When we eat poorly before and after exercising hard too, we find our body splutters and doesn’t seem to work properly, heartburn, headaches etc become a normal part of daily life but we STILL don’t link the junk food/alcohol to the way we feel?!!!!

It’s really not a mystery is it?

If you are at all interested in feeling good, performing to the best of your ability and really making the most of your workouts, then realise what you consume away from the gym is ALL important.