Personal Training Client spotlight: Sharon Doucette
Joined Golds Tewksbury: July 2010
Weight lost: 125 pounds
“Before I lost this weight, much of my daily thought and energy went into being overweight. I dreaded going to the closet to find something to wear, looking in the mirror, seeing people I knew, and just not doing the things in life I wanted to do. But since making a commitment to the gym in July 2010, I have successfully lost 125 lbs.
The staff members at Gold’s have been so supportive since the day I walked through the door. After about six months of working out by myself and losing about 80 pounds, my body wasn’t changing and my weight loss had significantly slowed. I felt I was at a standstill so I started training with Marie Paradise. Marie has been my personal trainer since December 2010. Her passion for fitness makes every workout challenging and fun. Since working with Marie, my muscles have taken on a new definition. I am healthier physically, mentally and emotionally and my life has changed in many ways. I would not have accomplished all I have so far without the support of my family, friends, Marie and Estee. (Thanks, Estee, for always being so supportive every step of the way!)”
Congratulations Sharon…your transformation has been nothing less than breathtaking! Seeing you consistently come into the gym week in and week out for the past 15 months, it’s clear you have made fitness an integral part of your healthy lifestyle. Weight loss and maintenance is a lifelong journey complete with daily challenges. Just know that your hard work and determination has been a big part of your success and we are all inspired by your positivity and unwavering motivation!
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6:05 am on Monday, September 24, 2012
Unexplained weight loss is often a sign of underlying illness. Never take it lightly. Many people are so busy with their daily schedules they do not even realize there is a problem until a more serious symptom arises. When you spot weight fluctuations, you need to understand what makes it a potential problem and when not to worry. Thanks.
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