1 Month Workout + Meal Plan (Both Customized)

1 Month Workout + Meal Plan (Both Customized)

$75.00

This package deals give you everything you need to make your next month the healthiest of your life! You will receive a 30 day customized meal plan AND a 4 week workout plan for only $70 (typically $90). This packaged deal gives you 2 free workout weeks. Once ordered you will be prompted to fill out a questionnaire that will allow me to have the information I need to customize your plan.

You will get a confirmation email once the order is complete and will receive your customized workout plan within 3-4 days via email. Any questions please feel free to reach out!

What you Get;

4 Week Workout Plan, 30 Day Customized Meal Plan (No calories or macros included),Nutrition guide (a “How To” eat healthy), Time Management sheet, Intro (All in PDF format)

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INTERESTED IN A IN WORKOUT PLAN BUT NOT SURE IF IT IS WORTH THE MONEY? BELOW ARE SOME PRO’S TO WHY YOU WOULD NEED A IN HOME WORKOUT PLAN TO ATTAIN YOUR GOALS.

What you will achieve;

  • Save Money.

    • Everyone can agree that saving money is something we all try to do, and meal planning is a great way to help.

  • No Excuses.

    • Just put on those sneakers and work out. If you want to do it outside to soak up some Vitamin D—or you'd rather do it in front of the TV—do whatever makes you happy, as long as you are doing it?

  • Building a Lifelong Habit.

    • To achieve and maintain your fitness goals, regular exercise, good nutrition and the other components of fitness have to become a regular part of your life. Establishing a fitness plan eliminates the danger of falling into an “I’ll do it tomorrow” thought pattern and makes you accountable for following the daily plan.

  • Keeping Track of Progress.

    • One of the first steps in creating a fitness plan is to establish your long-term goals, then break them down into smaller, achievable short-term goals. Think of your fitness plan as a blueprint for success. 

  • Nothing Falls Through the Cracks.

    • A comprehensive fitness plan will also include keeping track of less-obvious elements of fitness, such as your sleep, hydration and nutrition. It might also contain reminders to practice stability or balance exercises and to stretch regularly.

  • You have the freedom to exercise when you want to.

    • At a gym, you can exercise only when the gym is open, and you can be limited by crowds. Working out at home gives you flexibility. You can work out in the morning, in the evening, or on alternate mornings and evenings to make the best use of your time.

  • You get results.

    • Weight training is more than a hobby. You must practice it seriously and not take it lightly. You are training to achieve results, not to pass the time. Unfortunately, most gyms do not want this kind of person as a member. Gyms emphasize the fun aspects of exercising and do not focus on effectiveness. This is why gyms often choose equipment that looks nice over equipment that works well.

  • It is the best way to achieve the workout you planned.

    • In a gym, your resting time is largely determined by other gym members. Your choice of exercises or equipment depends on what is available when you are working out. All of this rarely fits with the program you have set to meet your objectives. Circuit training, which is indispensable for athletes’ weight training, is next to impossible in a gym. Working out at home grants you this freedom.

Building a meal plan is critical to the success of your exercise program. Embarking on a new exercise program without a meal plan is a bit like trying to drive in a foreign country without a map; you’ll always get somewhere, but the place you arrive may or may not have anything to do with the place you actually wanted to be. Without a proper plan, your nutrition might not lead toward your end goal. This plan is a simple, yet easy meal plan. There are no extensive recipes or costly ingredients to buy. Everything is simple and accessible at a locally grocery store. This plan DOES NOT provide macros and micros.

Nothing Falls Through the Cracks.

  • Save Money.

    • Everyone can agree that saving money is something we all try to do, and meal planning is a great way to help.

  • A comprehensive fitness plan will also include keeping track of less-obvious elements of fitness, such as your sleep, hydration and nutrition. It might also contain reminders to practice stability or balance exercises and to stretch regularly.

  • Learn Portion Control.

    • Planning your own meals will allow you to see how much you’re actually eating. This also prevents you from overeating.