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Tuesday, January 31, 2012

2012 Session #2

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TIFF-FIT BOOT CAMP


FEB. 20 - APRIL 7



Boot Camp located in Greatwood - Sugar Land

WEEKLY - Nutritional Guidance

LOSE - Inches & Body Fat

GAIN - Strength & Tone

Accountability


This is a 6 week session.

**NO classes during Spring Break

3/12 - 3/17


Class Times:

Mon - Wed - Thurs - Sat :

weekdays: 5:00 am, 6:00 am & 8:00 am

Saturdays: 7:00 am

*5:00 & 6:00 classes located in Greatwood Training Center parking lot


**8:00 class located at Sugar Land Memorial Park (on University)


***Extra/makeup Saturday classes held at Sugar Land Memorial Park & Town Center parking garage.


2x's week (12 classes): $180

3x's week (18 classes): $225

4x’s week (24 classes): $288


Can start anytime -- will pro-rate session

The more often you come, the cheaper it is per class!


Cash or check accepted.

  • Payment due by first class of the session. Checks made out to Tiffany Nuno.
  • Session may be pro-rated. If you have travel plans, no worries! You can still join us at a pro-rated price. Contact me to discuss.
  • NEW PAYMENT OPTION--Paypal (small fee applied) Check the top of the website for this payment method.
  • CASH payment receives 10% discount.


What you can expect from Tiff-Fit:


Physical fitness assessment

Workouts catered to your fitness level

Cardiovascular endurance

Strength training

Speed and Agility

Circuit training

Core Strengthening

Plyometrics

Body fat percentage testing (upon request)



You will need:

  • Yoga Mat (thicker is better)
  • Dumbbells (one or two pairs ranging from 5-10 pounds)
  • Workout gloves
  • Jumprope
  • Water,water, water
  • Towel
  • Appropriate clothing for weather
  • A Great Attitude!


Come join us! I promise you'll get hooked!


Sign up today! If there is an interest for a different time or location please let me know. If there are enough requests for a particular time or area I will start another camp to accommodate your fitness needs and schedule.

Wednesday, January 25, 2012

5 Healthy Snacks

Here are several different easy and portable options that can help fight the cravings throughout the day while supplying good nutritional content:

1. Egg Whites (1 large): 4-5g protein, no fat or cholesterol.

2. Fat-free cottage cheese (1 cup): 15 g protein, no fat, low cholesterol, low sugar.

3. Canned tuna (1 can = 2.8 oz): 18g protein, no sugars, no saturated fat, 1g carb.

4. Natural peanut butter (2 tbsp): 16 g fat with 12 g coming from monounsaturated fat (“good fat”), low sugar, 7-8g protein.

5. Whole natural almonds (18g = 100 calorie pack): 9g fat with only 0.5g saturated fat (“bad fat”), 4g protein, no cholesterol, low sugar, 4g protein.


***Number of grams per item may vary depending on portion sizes and brand type.

What are your favorite snacks/mini-meals?

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

What To NEVER Eat For Breakfast

If you are like most people, your New Year’s resolutions may be in full swing. One BIG change that people make are changes to their eating patterns. But most people may miss the most important step in their new nutrition plan, and by not making this change, it may be leading you to MORE weight GAIN.

And you may be adding MORE FAT to your body instead of stripping it away! In fact, skipping breakfast may lead to you being hungrier during the day, causing you to eat MORE. Increased calories may settle in your hips and belly and not used the way they should be.

But not all breakfast foods are healthy for you. In fact, some may increase weight gain, especially stubborn belly fat. But if you avoid these three weight-gaining foods and include more GOOD BREAKFAST FOODS, then you may be on your way to losing weight and keeping it off.

Skip These Three Breakfast Foods To Blast Belly Fat:

FAT-GAINING BREAKFAST FOOD #1: Low Fat Foods

Try not to be deceived by the term “low-fat” as being a health food. Yes, these foods may be low in fat, but they may be hiding something. Take a closer look at the label, and you may be shocked to find that low-fat foods may have a TON of SUGAR. And extra sugar may lead to WEIGHT GAIN, especially FAT GAIN. By removing the fat, you may be removing the flavor in the product, and manufacturers know this. So they add sugar to replace the lost fat in order to sweeten up the product. So the next time you are looking at low-fat foods, make sure you read the label. This seemingly healthy food may actually be causing you to GAIN FAT instead.

FAT-GAINING BREAKFAST FOOD #2: Certain Cereals

Do you think that having two scoops of raisins means you are having a healthy breakfast? You may be surprised to find out that you are NOT. Those tiny raisins may be covered with SUGAR.
And that sugar makes your cereal a little bit sweeter. If you look closely at the label, you may see ingredients, and you may see that your cereal actually contains huge amounts of sugar. And with all this extra sugar, your body may be storing it as FAT. If you are indulging in high-sugar foods, then chances are your spouse or your children may be eating it too. This means they may be eating tons of sugar.

FAT-GAINING BREAKFAST FOOD #3: Commercial Muffins

Do you find yourself stopping for a muffin and coffee on your morning commute? If so, you may be adding FAT calories, even if you go with the lower-fat alternative. Like I mentioned above, low-fat foods may contain extra sugar to sweeten the taste and make it more appealing. As for the full-fat muffin, your calories may be topping over 400 calories. And with most of the calories coming from fat and sugar, you may be increasing your FAT levels! So skip the muffin and opt for breakfast at home.

This may keep your FAT-BURNING FURNACE firing. Here’s How To Instantly Improve Your Breakfast--

FAT-BURNING BREAKFAST FOOD #1: Have A Green Drink

There is no better start to your day than having a drink full of vitamins, minerals, and fiber.
You get FAT-BURNING fiber, you may also get powerful antioxidants, which may reduce inflammation. Not to mention the probiotic benefits that a green drink provides. Probiotics may help your gut bacteria to flourish. Your gut may strengthen your immune system and possibly help to fight off bacteria that may make you sick. I've listed two green smoothies below. Share yours too if you have one (Hillary!)

Green Smoothie #1
Chop up the following items and put into a blender
1 cup of almond milk (or you could substitute with water)
1 grapefruit (just trim the majority of the outer peel off with a knife)
1/4 cucumber
2 handfuls of spinach (the more the better for you)
1/4 of avocado
teaspoon of preferred sweetener (stevia, sugar, green leaf, etc)
1/2 lime (juice squeezed)
and of course ICE (as much as desired), blend the food first, then add ice and blend again.

Green Smoothie #2
1 Banana
1 Pear (cored and left skin on)
2 Handfuls of spinach
8 oz Greek yogurt
Frozen strawberries
Frozen mango
Milk to thin

Throw in blender and blend it up. (Thanks, Karen!)


FAT-BURNING BREAKFAST FOOD #2: Fat Burning Protein

Including protein into your morning routine may boost your fat burning. Protein may boost your fat-burning muscle tissue, which may make it easier to BURN MORE FAT. Protein may also suppress your appetite, preventing overeating at your next meal. Protein also takes longer to digest, which may add a few extra calories burned.

FAT-BURNING BREAKFAST FOOD #3: The “Real” Oatmeal

I am not talking about instant oatmeal, which may be loaded with sugar. But I am talking about old-fashioned steel oats. Packed with fiber and low in sugar, steel oats are a great way to fill you up while watching your intake of sugar. Steel oats may give you that full feeling due to its high-fiber levels. Don’t like the taste of plain oatmeal, try topping it with some fruit or even cinnamon. Cinnamon may take the place of sugar or a sweetener, and may help better maintain your blood sugar levels. Oatmeal can be a great tasting low-sugar, power-packed way to start your morning.

Start Your Day Off Right!

Breakfast is the MOST IMPORTANT meal of the day. It may provide the right nutrients you need to get you through the day, or at least to mid morning. Lean protein, fruits and vegetables, and fiber are essential nutrients to include in your breakfast. These nutrients may boost your fat burning by leaving you full and satisfied until your next meal. Including lean proteins may burn more calories just by the breakdown process. Including a Green Drink may reduce food cravings and provide you with probiotics and POWERFUL antioxidants, which may improve your health.

Start your 2012 weight loss journey off with a bang!

Include these powerful breakfast foods to speed up your FAT-BURNING POTENTIAL!

Thursday, January 12, 2012

The Only Thing Stopping You is You


As we begin a new year, you've probably had your fill of the stories of change and inspiration that we like to roll out after the holidays. And yet by the time December comes around again, we usually look back and find that we're pretty much the same as we were last year.

Maybe you set a goal but didn't follow though. You focused on it for a few weeks, maybe a few months. But eventually you gave up — not because it was too much work, but because it didn't hold your attention. It wasn't exciting enough to become your obsession.

You see, the biggest mistake a person can make isn’t setting the bar too high — it's not setting it high enough.

Haven't you done it too? Think of something that would absolutely love to do, but that you're certain you'll never accomplish. Now ask yourself why it's so damn impossible. Chances are, you'll think of your barriers and sigh with resignation. You can't. Even if you tried, it just wouldn't happen.

But ask yourself one more question.

"Says who?"

No matter how many names you rattle off, there's only one thing ultimately stopping you from reaching their true potential: yourself.

You choose to listen to the naysayers. You choose to believe them. You choose to set up limitations. You water down your original goal to something that isn't so hard or won't take so long to achieve, because that's what everyone else seems to do.

Stop blaming other people, things, or situations. What makes the difference isn't what happens to you, but what you choose to do with it.

Change by choice or by force.

Choosing to change can be scary and hard, sure. There’s always a voice in your head reminding you that you might work really hard and still fail. People choose to focus so much on that possibility that they become blind to the chance of success.

Get out of your own way.

It's not easy to think like this. We're conditioned to do the opposite — to aim low, to avoid risk, to keep our goals to ourselves so that we won't look foolish when we fall short.

But with some practice, you learn to be comfortable being uncomfortable. Here are a few small steps you can take to get yourself to think bigger, starting today.

  • Make it public. Quitting is easy when you keep your goals to yourself. If you tell the world about it, you've made yourself accountable. And you'll probably inspire someone.
  • Ignore what other people have to say. Especially if what they have to say starts with "You should…" The only person who knows what you "should" be doing is you.
  • Know your reasons. Make a list of reasons why you want to accomplish whatever it is, and include painful ones like "If I don't accomplish this I'll feel ___ and I'll let down ___." Make your reasons detailed and emotional — you want to really feel it so that you'll be motivated to act.
  • Keep a journal of your progress. Focus on how far you've come, not how far you still have to go. ("I took two seconds off my average minutes per mile today. I'm a BAMF!")
  • Stop comparing yourself to others. Your goal should be about achieving the upper echelons of your awesomeness, not someone else's.
  • Mentor someone else. Whether it's someone who is training for the same 5K or half marathon you did last year, mentoring is a great reminder that you accomplished something that, at one time, you thought was impossible.
  • Refuse to settle for less. Don't water down your goal because it'd be easier. Goals are supposed to be hard. If it isn't hard, it's not a goal — it's a task.
  • If you stumble, learn from your experience and try again – no one ever said you only had one shot.
It's going to be uncomfortable at first, I promise. Take that as a sign that you're pushing the boundaries. Soon you'll begin to see less limitations and more possibilities, and you'll start to realize something incredible:

You have far more potential than you've ever given yourself credit for.

Get out of your own way. You could be sharing your own success story next year.