Where Is Your Vision? Week of 1/16/17

Whoa!  What a week!  We had some hard-working folks in class, added some new members to our fit tribe and heard some moans (for days).  Something about sore legs?  Way to go, friends.  Way to go!  I am happy to say that I am back to my normal schedule this week!  Hope to see you in one of these classes soon!

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I took some time this weekend to update my vision board.  Instead of including longer term goals, I decided to include my goals for this year.  As I was reviewing it the other day, I noticed that I have a lot of “educational” goals this year….  And I am ok with that.  LOL.

 

I decided to make a “transitional vision board”, yes I just made that up.  As I complete these goals, I look forward to removing items off my board.  I may do a little happy dance!  The first one that will be removed will be the CES Certification, you can count on that.  I haven’t decided if I should replace them with something else, or let the goal come to me.  Other items on my vision board:  Learn how to do a handstand, teach more PiYo Live classes and I’m keeping the other items a secret!

My husband has also placed a framed collage of some people who really inspire me daily above my vision board.  These include my students, my Tabata Trio and my P90X mentor.  Now that’s a way to wake up!

Do you have a vision board?  What are some of the items on your board?

I hope to see you in the studio!  Until then, remember…  It’s You vs. You!

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Published by trainwithsyl

The best way to start my story begins with me breaking down in a plus size women’s store dressing room. I was trying to squeeze myself into a size 16W and I was nowhere near able to lift it over my derrière. I was sweating and began to cry. I had stopped stepping on the scale at 220 pounds. I had no idea what I weighed at this point. I told myself it was time for a change and this time it was going to be permanent. I remembered what my “happy weight” was and I decided to make a plan to reach this weight again. I was employed as a corporate recruiter and was very successful as this role. It was important that when I met prospective clients and prospective recruits, they could trust their futures with someone that “had it together”. I began walking and researching eating right. I had also got pregnant and went through a stressful divorce. The emotions took a toll on my weight. I began dating a very active man. We began running together, at a time that he was trying to “give it up,” I had become hooked. I began training for 5K’s, then 10K’s and ultimately a half marathon. The day we got married, I was 190 pounds. Nowhere near my goal weight, but he made me feel like a princess. When we returned from our honeymoon, I immediately joined a female, non-military style boot camp and dropped another fifty-two pounds. I was extremely happy in my skin. I started to receive the popular question, “How did you do it?” which led me to the next step in my journey… In 2011, I began studying for my AFAA personal training certification. In June, I passed and began a healthcare initiative at the company in which I was employed. We started weight loss competitions and I led workouts and health lectures during these competitions. When the competitions were not being held, my coworkers would still seek my guidance, and I loved being able to help them during their journey. I also began working for the same boot camp that I started my weight loss journey. I am continuously adding certifications and adding to my education to make me the best instructor I can be. With the enthusiasm and encouragement of my husband, I left the corporate world to pursue Fitness full-time. This allows me to pursue my passion and help others to explore their personal journeys to a healthier, happier, fitter person. My job is to be their coach, their shoulder to cry on and their motivator when they feel they can’t go on. I do it proudly! With every class, work out, personal training session, etc.; my motto is the same: “It’s you vs. you”. The only competition that you should be with is yourself. You should be enough. You don’t know what the person’s journey is next to you; you only know your journey. You are enough reason to improve your life… And I’m more than happy to help you to do so!

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