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Where can i find a weight loss coach to motivate me?

January 10th, 2009
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♣Mrs PerSepHonE♣ asked:


I am trying to loose a couple of lbs but i am the kind of person that needs motivation. I have been trying for months to loose but i keep going back to my old habits. I need for someone to help me along the way, check in on me to make sure if i have eaten the right things, tell me of a bad habit before i do it. I know it sounds pretty stupid but i know myself and i know that if i had the push from someone else, i would be able to stick to my diet plan. It’s just me and i can’t do this alone. I have so much temptation around me and it is very hard. Where can i find someone to help me with my weight loss goals? only serious answers please.
thanks guys but i am financially strapped and cannot afford a trainer at this time. i wish i could though.

JessR Weight Loss , ,

  1. Trisha
    January 19th, 2009 at 20:48 | #1

    maybe you could find an online buddy to help you? you could do daily check-ins…although i guess you could be lying, but its easier to lie to yourself than someone else, even if its just someone online.

    did that make sense? i don’t know…i’ll help you though, if you want

  2. b.dorman
    January 18th, 2009 at 08:15 | #2

    i would help u but rather than helpin u lose weight i probly make u feel gd about ur self…

    and if u ever got a b/f he do the same as gals look better cyrvy and there is all guys like difrent things so u should b content with the body u have

  3. lyzerdeyez
    January 14th, 2009 at 21:34 | #3

    The trainers at Bally’s Total Fitness are great… i also needed motivation so I got a trainer… I lost 32lbs in 2 1/2 months…. everytime I though I didn’t want to go to the gym or thought I would sneak in some snack.. I stopped myself knowing that my trainer would be disapointed. So ya.. they really keep you going!
    Good Luck!

  4. Jack
    January 13th, 2009 at 01:01 | #4

    If you can join a gym, do it. Most fitness establishments have trainers available. At my gym they have training packages. I got three sessions for $75, and that helped me a LOT. It’s not like you have to have a full time trainer. Just a few sessions can motivate you, because they teach you routines matched to your goals.

    But I guess the bottom line is, no one can “motivate” you, except for YOU. Part of motivation is not waiting until you “feel” like doing something. What I had to do was just DO IT, and the feelings followed.

    Love, Jack.

  5. ever_curious
    January 10th, 2009 at 22:27 | #5

    the best option is to have a friend/family member that you see routinely, unless you want to pay for like a personal trainer at a gym or a nutritionist’s visits

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