No Doubt

As I reflected this morning and got a bit teary eyed, I have so many people to thank.  One in particular is Jason @ The 7-6.  He was my Day #1 to kick this whole thing off.  At that point, I wasn't sure I could pull off a blog and was planning my strategy.  I thought to myself...Could I really do this??

So, I attended Jason's kickboxing class and told him what I was thinking.  I was definitely committed, but just wasn't sure about all the logistics.  That night, I came home and started the blog with just a real quick post.  This was it....

Well...

I started my 40 day quest last night....40 days of fitness (i.e. boxing) with hopefully 40 different trainers.  I have my excel doc all prepared with all the "opportunities."  If you go into your 40s in good shape, won't you leave your 40s in the same shape??

Jason's kickboxing class was a sure way to say I'm in it to win it.  You know I just have to have a challenge to keep myself motivated.  Today, I feel refreshed and ready to take on a new trainer tonight.  I have my fresh carbs to take in today and plan on staying super hydrated.  I think I will try out the 121st & State Line location at 7p and see what Tyson is all about.

I sent Jason a quick note on FB to tell him I was totally in!  Here was his response..

The next day when I walked through the door...Here is how he inspired me:

As I walk through the door at Title, Jason asks..."Day 3?"  He had no idea how much I was talking to myself on the ride over in an attempt to get the sore muscles pumped up.  Sometimes trainers, such as Jason did today, have no idea what an impact they can make with 2 simple words.  That was rockin and just what I needed to put one foot in front of the other!

Right before the punch!

My husband loves, loves to attend Jason's class.  Therefore, we always had to duke it out on who was going to attend.  I'm so nice and want him happy, so often times I would just give in:)  I truly enjoy Jason's class and am pumped when my schedule allows me to go!  Don't think I don't get my butt kicked though.  I remember one night in his class, I don't think we hit the bag until 30 minutes into class.  I was just dying after running with the med ball and drill after drill without any relief.  So, hitting the bag that night was my break!


I know during this whole process, he would always be asking hubby about my progress.  He truly cares about making sure everyone is at their best.  


Jason~ Thanks for never doubting that I could tackle this crazy goal.  You are ALWAYS a ray of sunshine and you should be proud of the work you do.  You are changing lives everyday!  I will see you again real soon!  Tears:)