Rob was the Winner of the Grand Prize

……But everybody in our eyes is the winner and we are so proud of all our Health & Fitness Challenge Partners

We are excited to make a good dent in their lives and hear each of them say how great they feel and how much more energy they have gained!

Jim

48yrs 260lbs 32.6%bf

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Georgette

55yrs 171.4lbs 37.7%bf

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Marie

47yrs 209.9lbs 40.4%bf

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Teresa

43yrs 157.6lbs 29.7%bf

Mario

46yrs 216lbs 26.7%bf

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Tamela

38yrs 182lbs 32.1%bf

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Rob

38yrs 341lbs 42.4%bf

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Angelica

32yrs 271.8lbs 46.6 BMI

Rick

44yrs 257.8lbs 30.9%bf

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Carolyn

39yrs 179.6lbs 41.4%bf

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Jamie

33yrs 256.4lbs 31.4%bf

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Houyda

46yrs 175lbs 37.6%bf

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Javier

31yrs 212.4lbs 23%bf

Joe

61yrs 164.4lbs 26%bf

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Brad

52yrs 245.4lbs 29.8%bf

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Jose

30yrs 184.6lbs 22.7%bf

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Erin

30yrs 155.4lbs 32.9%bf

Patty

56yrs 197.8lbs 41.4%bf

Yesenia

35yrs 210.8lbs 37.7%bf

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Michael

56yrs 212.6lbs 27.4%bf

Rene

47yrs 206.4lbs 27%bf

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Candice

24yrs 230.4lbs 39.3%bfBefore & After

Dave

37yrs 249.8lbs 25.4%bf

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Ted

38yrs 198.6lbs 24.3%bf

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Dr. Saman Bakhtiar is an Ontario Personal Trainer and Boot Camp Instructor.

If you know anyone looking for personal training in the Inland Empire, send them to Fitness Concepts.

We will take good care of them. He is ‘thee’ Fitness Expert and Body Transformation Specialist this side of Los Angeles and Inland Empire.

Here at our amazing Health Club we are the gym of all gyms….or also referred to as the Gem of all Gyms.

We offer Boot Camps, Fitness Training, Nutritional Consultations and a friendly awesome staff ready to take on all weight loss and fat loss challenges.

WATCH OUT FOR THOSE SNEAKY FALL FAVORITES!!

During Halloween, there are lots of fun treats!! High fat high empty calories and unnecessary sugars!!

Halloween marks the beginning of a two-month season packed with parties and desserts.  Now that’s the scary!

Halloween treats are big on calories. Look out for these  high-cal Halloween treats.  Calories add on FAST!!

Pumpkin Flavored Baked Goods

Pumpkin itself is a healthful food. Plain pumpkin puree contains a dose of vitamin A and fiber for a small amount of calories. But pair it with sugar, cream cheese frosting, shortening and butter and you’ve got a high-cal treat dressed in a healthy-looking orange outfit. Restaurants and coffee shops are the biggest villains, promoting their pumpkin scones, muffins, donuts and breads, which can contain up to 630 calories per serving.

TRICK: You can bake your own pumpkin treats using less sugar and fat, plus whole-grain goodness. Use a mini muffin tin to help with keep your portions in check and steer clear of these traditional seasonal baked goods!

Food Item Calories Fat Sugars

Hot Seasonal Beverages

Sometimes there is nothing more enjoyable than sipping a hot drink on a crisp fall day. Many coffee joints offer special seasonal beverages during the holidays. While plain coffee is low-cal, seasonal lattes and drinks contain a lot of sugar, and most boast a heavy dose of cream, too. A medium pumpkin spice latte with whole milk is 410 calories at Starbucks, and its competitors don’t do much better. As liquid calories do not aid in fullness or satiety, these calories probably are not worth it!

TRICK: Order a small beverage (if you must) and lighten the load by requesting fat free milk and holding any whipped topping. Freshly brewed chai tea can be a great alternative that is virtually calorie-free, but look out for blended drinks that are ready to serve; they often contain cream, syrups and lots of added sugar. Many coffeehouses use a sugar syrup as the base for their chai; ask that yours be made with real tea and no added sugar. Request hot water and a teabag of chai tea (black tea with spices) with some low-fat milk on the side. Watch out for these high-cal hot beverages!

Food Item Calories Fat
Sugars

Caramel Apple Anything

Yes, it’s obvious. If you cover a healthy fruit with sugar, it becomes a less healthy choice. Simple caramel apples seem innocent, but they can pack 300 calories onto that little wooden stick. Pop extra sprinkles, candies or nuts onto the outside of the apple and it’ll amp the calorie level even further. It’s also good practice to avoid caramel apple desserts and baked goods from most restaurants. Most don’t even contain a single serving of fruit and more than their fair share of calories and fat (see chart below).

TRICK: Enjoy your apples by cutting them into wedges and dipping them into low fat caramel dip, fat free vanilla yogurt or peanut butter. The following high-cal treats are far from healthy.

Food Item Calories Fat
Sugars

Chocolate Fun Size Candies

At an average of about 100 calories a pop, these popular fun-size treats can really add up! Sure they’re smaller than a full size bar and offer built-in portion control, but how often do you stop after just one? It’s far too easy to eat four of five “little” candies, thinking you’re not doing much damage, but that can easily add up to 400 or 500 calories in a matter of minutes. The bars that hide the most calories are those that contain peanut butter, coconut, chocolate, caramel, and nuts.

TRICK: Start reading fun-size labels before throwing out the package so that you’re not eating blindly; these calories do count. Figure out the best choice for you and stick with that particular treat. Fun-size peppermint patties and Twizzlers have about half of the calories of the average chocolate bar but keep in mind these can still add up! Here are 11 fun-size treats that all contain 100 calories or fewer.

Please remember to think before you bite!!

It may look “healthful”  because apple or pumpkin is in the name but monitor your intake of these tiny-size treats. It  easily adds up to BIG numbers of calories. Think about what these seasonal treats are doing for your body and put your label reading skills to work and stay in control of your choices.

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