Getting With The Program
by Jackie Burgmann, creator of "Hot at Home" - The Transformation Solution for People Who Hate The Gym

You're all ramped up to get fit and have yourself set up with a home gym (or maybe a gym membership) and you’re heading there now for your workout. But, before you get started, first ask yourself one very important question:

What’s your plan once you’re actually in your workout clothes and standing in front of the equipment?

Do you have a plan?

In other words, do you have a proper program written and printed out that has your individual goals in mind that you can follow along with? Or are you going to just haphazardly wander around choosing exercises you know or have heard about and just do all those ones?

If you want to go somewhere, the best thing you can do is make sure you have a plan to get there.

Otherwise, HOW will you get where you want to go if you don't have a plan figured out for how to get there?

You might get lucky and land where you want to go by accident, but think of it this way:

Would you get in your car to go somewhere new without at least knowing the address? Or getting proper directions?

Would you expect to just drive around aimlessly and eventually just wind up where you intended to go by luck? No.

If you are serious about getting in shape the very first thing you need is a well-written program that will hit all your muscle groups and keep you well balanced.

Jumping into a new fitness plan without a properly written program can cause problems down the line like an unbalanced body (which can cause muscle strains or even injury).

Consider what will happen if you’re hammering away at your biceps, chest and back but not your legs.

You'll wind up looking like that guy you see on the beach every summer with the fantastic upper body and little chicken legs.

And you can wind up extremely out of balance aesthetically if you're only working the 'mirror' muscles (in other words, the muscles you can see in the mirror, chest, shoulders, quadriceps) but neglecting the muscle groups behind you (your back, hamstrings, calves).

You might look great in the mirror but to the rest of us who can see all of you, you're looking a bit 'out of whack' ... and you could be causing yourself to become hunchbacked as well by overworking your chest and not working your back.

If you can’t figure out how to write an appropriate program for yourself (and most newcomers to the fitness game shouldn't be expected to), the first thing to do is to hire a Personal Trainer to write you a program with your individual needs in mind (but this can be expensive).

Or, if cost is an issue, pick up a great workout program online (like "Hot at Home", of course) that promises the kinds of results you're specifically looking for (ie. fat loss, muscle building, brute strength, or sports performance for the sport you're training for).

Most online programs are extremely affordable when you compare their price to the cost of hiring a trainer even for one session.

There are tons of fitness eBooks out there, and a few of them are fantastic for setting you on the right path and most even include terrific starting out programs you can follow.

A lot of these eBooks even include beginner, intermediate and advanced programs so you don’t have to worry about learning how to write programs for yourself even as as you get stronger and more advanced.

One word of caution with eBooks that don't include explicit pictures and explanations about how to do each exercise:

Make sure you watch lots of videos on the internet, so that you can feel secure knowing you are performing the exercises with correct form and posture.

You don’t want to get injured if you're working out on your own and don't have someone watching over you to make sure your form is correct.

However, if you do have the budget to hire a Personal Trainer that you can develop a relationship with, they will not only write you a program but will supervise you as you train to make sure you are performing the exercises correctly (which can prevent injury as well as making sure you’re exercising to your maximum potential and achieving the best results for your personal goals).

If you happen to be a member at a gym they probably have one or two Personal Trainers on staff, and if you aren’t a gym member, there are lots of self-employed trainers out there, they’re not hard to find.

With a properly written program, whether you choose to get one from a Personal Trainer or a reputable online resource like "Hot at Home", you'll have a plan to get you from where you are now, to where you want to go.

And that's what's called "Getting With The Program".

Need a good 'done for you' program for fat loss that doesn't require big expensive gym equipment that you can do in the privacy of your own home?

You're in the right place.

This is where "Hot at Home" comes through for you.

"Hot at Home" includes over 40 weeks of progressing fat-loss home workouts that will get you where you want to go in a hurry.

And, you never have to worry about hitting one of those frustrating plateaus. The workouts are specially formulated using my patented "Structured Variability Protocol" to ensure you continue to progress right up until you get that dream body you desire.

Bonus: "Hot at Home" includes an extensive Exercise Gallery that explicitly explains every exercise and includes large full-color photographs of each stage of each exercise so you can feel safe knowing you're doing your exercises properly for maximum results.

Plus: you also get an extensive Mindset Map that will help you get that 'fit body' mindset… and a nutrition section full of 'real world' eating strategies that actually WORK in today's temptation-filled world. Never feel deprived, never feel hungry, and still lose all the fat you want.

Now you too can get HOT... at Home!

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