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Hi, 40 yo emergency room physician. Stressful job & poor eating habits make staying in shape and at a good weight difficult. In my pre-med school life I played soccer, rock climbed, played ultimate and volleyball. I am now participating in triathlons & bicycle racing.
I've now decided to become a p90x coach even though I am still undergoing my own transformation. Feel free to join me in Hi, 40 yo emergency room physician. Stressful job & poor eating habits make staying in shape and at a good weight difficult. In my pre-med school life I played soccer, rock climbed, played ultimate and volleyball. I am now participating in triathlons & bicycle racing.
I've now decided to become a p90x coach even though I am still undergoing my own transformation. Feel free to join me in becoming a coach so you can help others reach their fitness goals.
My Progress My Fitness Goal:
Transformation Story
In April of 2005 I had back surgery to correct a herniated disk and a flattened S1 nerve that had weakened my right hamstrings and calf to the point of not being able to walk up stairs More...
In April of 2005 I had back surgery to correct a herniated disk and a flattened S1 nerve that had weakened my right hamstrings and calf to the point of not being able to walk up stairs without holding onto a handrail. I was 35 years old at the time.
I reached my heaviest weight of about 160 in the months after the surgery. I began cycling & swimming as rehab, and eventually, was able to run again. I got my weight down to 140, felt great, and started training for triathlons.
Then life intervened again, and I finished my residency and had less time to train and more stress from the job.
Nearing 40, I was sick of hurting all the time, and was feeling fat. People asked if I was pregnant because I carry all my weight on my belly as you can see in the before picture.
p90x has given me the motivation to work out daily, and just as important, a good diet plan to follow that provides me with the energy I need to workout.
With my new weight loss from the p90x program, I plan to start racing bicycles again this fall with the women's development team that I founded, Steel City Endurance, also my coaching company. When I "graduate" from p90x with results to show, I plan to become a p90x coach as well.
Follow my p90x journey here: http://leandoc.blogspot.com/
Visit my coaching site here: http://www.steeelcityendurance.com/
And my race team here: http://racing.steelcityendurance.com/
Workout programs: P90X® - primary program | |
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