Sheila Winton’s Final Test Results
Sheila did so well – CONGRATULATIONS SHELIA and we wish you well!
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Group Fitness Bootcamp with Brenda & Jess
WE WANT YOU!
Come join Brenda & Jess when they start 2009 with a kick - 9th February – 6th April
8 Week group fitness BootCamp, What changes can you make in just 8 weeks?
A registration fee of only $5 which includes food, training diary, weigh in every friday, nutritian and training tips.
Does this sound like you?
For more details contact:
BRENDA – 027 2333427 or
JESS – 021354581
Peak Fitness Boot Camp Report 08
Peak Fitness Boot Camp 2008 kick into life on Saturday 27th September.
It was 7.30am on a beautiful spring morning and Jaryd and I were greeted with 17 eager, excited and anxious faces. First came the dreaded weigh in and a series of fitness tests it didn’t take long for the jitters to settle and everyone to get stuck in and get serious.
Food and training diaries were given out for everyone to keep track of their progress along with Mike Pero caps and Peak Fitness Boot camp t shirts.
Boot camp consisted of 3 Sessions a week:
Saturday morning 7.30
Tuesday morning 6.00
Thursday evening 6.00
Sessions locations varied from Ocean Beach, Tainui Reserve to Bluff Hill in Napier and Ocean Spa for a hot cold recovery session.

Tuesday mornings were always in the gym for Boxing, Master Pump sessions with our Master Pumper Brenda or Flow Yoga with our very own Guru Graeme.

We had a session at Onekawa pools with Charissa which by week 6 was a much needed break for some sore hard working bodies while still have a good workout without any impact on the joints.

At last we had reached our final week and were lucky enough to have Brett Young CEO of Pettigrew Green Arena take the last session before the big finale, Brett had them doing Plyometric work at the Havelock Domain results were some very sore legs and bums the next day.

LAST DAY OF BOOTCAMP
Here it was what everyone had been working towards for the last 8 weeks.
Starting with the awful weigh-in the results were absolutely amazing. Everyone had a significant loss with one Boot camper losing a whopping 10% body fat.
At the beginning of Boot camp everyone was put into 2 teams Team Jaryd and Team Jess, and the results during Boot camp were collected and collated on the last day and a winner was found.!
Biggest individual loser: Jo Richards
Biggest team loser: Team Jess (Of course)
After all the re testing and weighing and measuring we had some fun. A Duathlon to finish things off.
From there it was home for a quick shower and to don their superhero outfits and meet at the Loading Ramp. A scavenger hunt around Havelock with a list of things to find proved a great hit and kept team spirit high (or maybe it was the shots from Turks).

Overall it was an amazing 8 weeks and Jaryd and I were amazed after every session at the strength and determination of everyone.
We thoroughly enjoyed meeting and getting to know all of our Boot campers and are so proud of the results you achieved.
Thank you
Great Glenn, Dazzling Darrin, TV Trev, Fab Fi, Annoying Ali, Jumping Jo, Jolly Jo, Joyful Josephine, Greedy George, Awesome Alice, Jokester Julia, Radical Rachel, Kind Kirsty, Excellent Emma, Amazing Anita, Juvenile Jess and Leeza
PEAK FITNESS WILL BE RUNNING ANOTHER BOOT CAMP IN MARCH 09.
Details will be available in the New Year
The Millers 12 Week Challenge Results
MATT AND GEORGE MILLER CONQUER THE 12 WEEK CHALLENGE
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The above results say it all:
- the centimetres lost
- the Oxygen Uptake (ie improvement of their bodies capacity to uptake and utilise oxygen)
- the flexibility improvement and the body fat percentage dropped
- a combination of exercise, sensible eating and great time management to fit it around running a business and 2 young children
CONGRATULATIONS TO MATT AND GEORGE – AN INSPIRATION TO US ALL.
The 12 weeks were definitely not plain sailing – with a mixture of winter bugs and injuries these 2 were amazing – each obstacle thrown their way made them more determined to achieve their goals. – check out their diary.
Sheila’s 8 Week Challenge and Breast Cancer Fundraiser
I am 45 years old and have always been fit with an athletic build. I have competed in two body building competitions and am a keen boxer and kick boxer.
In Nov 2005 I was diagnosed with breast cancer and on 5th Dec had a radical mastectomy with all the axillar lymph nodes removed. I had an 8 cm tumour and 16 positive lymph nodes. As the cancer was advanced I underwent a heavy protocol of chemo and radiation which left me pretty wiped out and as I did not have the energy to exercise I put on a hefty 10 kilos.
A few weeks ago I was looking through my wardrobe for something to wear for a social event and everything I tried on made me look like the Michelin man!
I ended up in floods of tears and decided to do something about it. I approached my friend Debbie Dixon who owns Health 2000 where I work as co-manager in Havelock. I explained my predicament to Deb and told her I wanted to make my weight loss attempts public and even try to raise some money for breast cancer. At the same time I was also perusing the Peak Fitness website and approached Charissa with my goals.
With the help and support of Peak and Health 2000 the challenge is to lose 10 kilo by Dec 16th and you are welcome to sponsor me by the kilo or by donation.
Let the challenge begin!!!!
Sheila.
Here are Shelia’s assessment results:
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Week 1:
Well my first week was a fizzer as I had a horrible head cold and was unable to train! It’s very hard to stay motivated when you are feeling sick and snotty! I was all geared up for a week of pumping iron and my beloved boxing class but alas, it was as much as I could do to drag myself sniffing to work.
All was not lost though………..I realised if I was not exercising I needed to carefully watch what I was eating and drinking. I made sure I kept the sugar and starch to a minimum and topped up on the veggies and lots of fluids. My first choice of hydration being a good Pinot I had to watch my wine consumption as I knew I would not be burning it off!!! Seriously though I upped my water intake to about 2.5 litres a day and flushed the nasty bugs down the toilet!!!!
Come Monday I was back at the gym for an upper body session with Dwayne ( I am sure he punished me for my time off!). I had a great workout and felt much stronger for having rested.
My low point of week one was definitely not being able to train but I felt it was best to recover properly before I tried to exercise. At my age I would probably have pulled a muscle or worse!
The high point was realising I can be good with food if I put my mind to it. Very empowering the self control thing!
Here’s hoping for a good weigh in on Friday.
Week 2:
What a great week! After losing a week to a head cold I was determined to have a good week and that I did! I managed to get to the gym for two weights sessions, two boxing classes and half an hour on the treadmill! Phew, makes me tired just thinking about it!! I lost 400g which is not a lot but I am feeling as though my body shape is changing. I have been told that you cannot always go by the scales and sometimes it is better to judge your progress by how your clothes fit. I do however need to drop the 10 kilo’s as many people have come forward to sponsor me! Thank you so much to all of you who have sponsored or donated so far!
The low point of this week was definitely Saturday night. We went to a beautiful party and at this beautiful party was beautiful food! Arrrgh, the lemon meringue get’s me every time. I was very good though I only had a wee bit. Anything citrus is my downfall and I hope I can be back on track today! I find it hard at the weekends as my self control is not great. weekdays are different as I am busy with work. Any good tips on dealing with social occasions????
Week 3:
Yahoo!! Had a good loss this week. Things are definitely happening! It is such a high when your hard work pays off. I am finding the gym and everyone in it so motivational. Thanks guys for all your help. I am actually looking forward to exercise these days! Pretty good week for food too although found it hard to get anything low carb at the A & P show.The low for the week would have to be the poor food choices over the long weekend but I am back on track today. Just been for a walk on the farm and feeling good. Till next week.
Week 4:
It’s week 4 eek halfway there! I am going to have to step up my game I think! I am definitely feeling fitter but the weight loss is slower than I had hoped. I think I need to put some more cardio into the mix. I am not great at training after work so I will have to try and do some morning walks or classes. Not driving is a bit of a nuisance as I have to rely on my husband Lee to drive me into town from Tuki Tuki valley. Think I would spend more time training if I had my own transport. However not driving is my choice so I need to just suck it up and get on with exercising! High point of this week was feeling fit in the boxing class. I can skip continually for a minute now!! Love the boxing classes so much! Hoping for at least half a kilo off this week, maybe more!!!
Week 5:
Well here we are again, had a great week. I am finally in the groove I think. Food was easy now I am planning ahead and I managed to get to the gym 3 times and one pilates session so that was quite good. I have lost half a kilo this week so still need to step up the cardio I think. The down for the week was having to leave a party because I was too tempted by the food and also, I went to a work seminar and the only food available was all deep fried!!! As it was at 6pm and we had been told that healthy nibbles were available I did not eat before I went. The healthy nibbles were gone in a flash and I was still hungry so had a piece of pizza and two nuggets. Felt awful afterwards!! The upside of the week was all my scans came back clear so I have now been in remission for nearly three years Yahoo!!! No more excuses just have to stay on track.
Week 6:
Oh no!!! I have injured my back and been sworn off training for a week by physio!!! Bummer, had such a good week last week too. Well I must make sure I behave then and stick to the plan with my food. My weight has dropped again so at least something is consistent. It is such a buzz to see the scales moving in the right direction! Hopefully will have more to write next week.
Week 7:
Well I do not have much to report as I am still not allowed to exercise as disk is still unstable (bit like my mind at the moment!!). It is so frustrating, I am really missing the gym and my classes but it’s not worth the risk of my disc herniating again. Was flat on my back for 2 months last time ten years ago! I am getting so bored with chicken fish and greens but with no exercise this is about all I can eat to keep the weight off. I am determined not to let all the people down who have sponsored me. At least the official challenge for the cancer society does not end until the 31st Dec which still gives me 5 weeks. Hmmmm 5 kilos in 5 weeks……………..it can be done!!
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