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The Peak Condition Project - Jackie
Sunday, 1 May 2011. I have fallen back into old eating habits and having been doing any exercises due to concern for my foot injury. I'm surprised by how the past week has highlighted the immense importance of pcp community motivation. I will be back home on Tuesday and it will be easier to stick to the program so I will redouble my efforts when I get back. Monday, 25 April 2011. Day 10 and 11 - Mon 24th and Tues 25th. Then there was a 2 hour flight to Shanghai - ate an airline lunch. By the time we ...
thepeakconditionproject-jane.blogspot.com
The Peak Condition Project - Jane
Saturday, December 13, 2008. 1 week post PCP. Well one week post PCP and I can't bring myself to eat all the junk that I used to, and I also can't get out of the jump rope habit! My day is not complete without a spot of jumping. Actually it feels good to be doing it for enjoyment, rather than feeling I have to. . My last day photos amazed me, mainly because I don't spend much time looking at myself in the mirror, especially my back. I wouldn't recognize me from behind! Saturday, December 6, 2008. I am fe...
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The Peak Condition Project - Jason
Sunday, July 18, 2010. Day 90 (b): COMPLETE. Very sorry for the delay in posting my FINAL blog post, but needed some time to reflect, and also have been taking Patricks' advice to heart, to take a break and rest (read: been out on the piss almost every night). So, without further ado:. Here again are the final stats:. Final Weight 67.6kg, -7.1kg (15.6lbs), -9.5%. Fat 16.5%, -9.0%. Final Visceral Fat (gut) 5.5%, -3.0%. Final Muscle Mass 35.1%, 3.6%. Final Subcutaneous Fat 10.0%, -5.6%. To feel threatened,.
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The Peak Condition Project - Jason Block
Monday, December 13, 2010. Next to Patrick, thank you! And to my abs. We've worked pretty hard the last 3 months, and sure it's a bit scary coming out into the world from behind that visceral fat for the first time in over a decade, but get the hell out here already, what are you WAITING for! 145% body fat or bust. Lastly.I'll be jumping rope tomorrow, and the next day, and the next, and the next. 762 KG, 32.5in waist 69.9KG, 30in waist. Back - So Gross Back - Not so Gross. Tuesday, December 7, 2010.
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The Peak Condition Project - Jasper
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). What IS The Peak Condition Project? The Peak Condition Project is a program created by wellness expert Patrick Reynolds and fitness trainer Chen Zhongtao. Using the simplest of materials, adherence to diet, bodyweight based exercises, and social networking, PCPers achieve the physiques they've always dreamed of. Find out more at thepeakconditionproject.com. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.
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The Peak Condition Project - Jefferson
Tuesday, June 7, 2011. Ok, here are the "final" pics. Obviously still need some work to get into Peak Condition, but a huge improvement nonetheless. First, let's revisit Day 1:. Hmm, pretty nice.but to really appreciate the belly you've got to see it from the side:. I could actually sit in a chair and rest my drink on my belly without it spilling. Now for the Day 90 comparison pics:. And the side view:. So, what were the results? Congratulations to all the new PCP grads! Sunday, May 22, 2011. I'm also su...
thepeakconditionproject-jen.blogspot.com
The Peak Condition Project - Jennifer
Thursday, August 5, 2010. Greetings from the Post-PCP Life! Mom and I flexing at 12,000 feet: Independence Pass, CO. It's been a crazy ride. I put off the 'thoughts-after-90-days' post because immediately after finishing PCP, I got sick! Listening to my body and acknowledging I was really sick helped. Going to the doctor helped. Camping and hiking with my parents in the mountains helped. Having a routine helped- jogging and coffee with Dad at 5:30am? Hiking with the family near Aspen, CO. Salmon my dad g...
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The Peak Condition Project - Jenny
Tuesday, August 31, 2010. How is this going to make me feel? I've been allowing myself yummy indulgences, though. I ate out TWICE yesterday. OMG! I miss jumping rope. I've made myself take the last two days off from workouts. I rode my bike, though! Did I say that? Ok, ok, how about some pictures? Here's a gratuitous muscle shot. I've made some great progress physically and mentally. I have two physical markers, my 1 pull-up! I've never been all that flexible, but I definitely became more flexible while ...
thepeakconditionproject-jeremiah.blogspot.com
The Peak Condition Project - Jeremiah Andrick
Wednesday, September 2, 2009. Ok… So 90 came and went. So you may or probably may not be asking yourself, why hasn’t Jeremiah posted his last post. There are two reasons:. As always I am on the road. I couldn’t find my camera. So I am going to tell you my story and add shot from someone else because I have that. So lets get real. What did I achieve:. I lost 15 lbs. . I am now a size 33 jeans down from 36. I am a size 16.5 dress shirt down from 17.5 . I had to get my glasses tightened. I suck at pull ups.
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The Peak Condition Project - Jeremy
Tuesday, September 29, 2009. Day 90: Nothing Changes on New Year's Day. So", you're probably wondering, "what kind of problems are we talking about here"? Sohave I arrived at the place I wanted to be when I first started the PCP journey? Well, unfortunately, no, I'm not. Am I in "Peak Condition"? Ohand I'll upload some pics in the next few days. Need to charge the battery for the camera. Tuesday, September 22, 2009. To Gym or Not to Gym. Thursday, September 17, 2009. Back in action. Sort of. We've only g...
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The Peak Condition Project - Jessica
Tuesday, November 3, 2009. I bow to Fred and Sidney. Sad, the PCP is finished. That's o.k., I'll just go eat some cake. (KIDDING). No cookies, and smiles times (day 90). In June, I ended my Peace Corps West Africa service and returned to America with one goal in mind: to eat my way through Dr. Phil’s Weight Loss Challenge “what not to eat” section. I found the book in a discarded “Books for Africa” box. (Seriously, who donates a weight loss book to Africa! What’s wrong with you? Throughout my service, I ...