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2008 Body-for-LIFE Challenge
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Mark Unger
Grand Master Champions
Category Champions
Sarah Brown
Awesome Prizes, Including:
• Cash
• Custom Jackets
• EAS® Products
• Home Gym EquipmentJahid and Kitara Wilson
O f f i c i a l E n t r y K i t
Nebraska Police Department
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I cannot believe it has been 11 years since I accepted the 1997 Body-for-LIFE Challenge™, but it has…11 years of improved health, more energy, much greater focus and an excitement to face each new day. The desire, knowledge and ability to accomplish all this these past 11 years has never faded. This is your opportunity to join us for the next 11 years!
As you hold this packet, you are exactly where so many others have been before you. We were all at our lowest and most desperate point desiring
to break the chains that held us there. It can and will be done. You can do this and we will climb every step of the way with you. Someone believed in me in 1997 and today I believe in you. The next 84 days will pass, then the next 84 and the next 84 until the year has passed. Then 5 years will pass and then 10 and soon it will be another 11. Where will you be in 84 days or in 11 years? That is entirely up to you.
My prayer this New Year is that you have joined the Body-for-LIFE community and taken control of YOUR LIFE...it is the most important thing you have, so don’t waste it. Call us, e-mail us, read the books, visit the website, talk to someone who has made the improvements you want. We will not leave you to go it alone. Do it for yourself, or do it for the people you love or the ones who love you; but whatever the reason, haul off today and turn your Life around. You can, you will…today is the day!
With Tremendous Respect!
Best of Life,
G. Porter Freeman1997 Champion
If you are picking up this Body-for-LIFE Challenge™ Guide and reading it for the first time or the 15th time, then I say to you “welcome” and glad you are on board! Regardless of what you have done or not done in the past, I urge you to take on the 2008 Body-for-LIFE Challenge with a renewed outlook for your future and the mindset of a true champion! I am so thankful that this challenge mistakenly fell into my lap ten years ago. I can only imagine where I would be today if I had not
taken the chance to grab the opportunity when it presented itself. Where do you want to be in ten years, ten months, ten weeks? It is no mistake you are holding the 2008 Body-for-LIFE kit in your hands right now and giving it your serious consideration!
Yes, this is real! And you have nothing to lose! I know you have 10 reasons why you cannot do it, but I guarantee that you can come up with 20 reasons why you should! It is gut-check time--time to take a hard look at the truth. Are you the BEST you can be? Are you truly happy? Prove to yourself, and anyone else who may be watching, that you can be better and do better. Please do not ignore that inner voice nudging you right now. Jump in with us – we’ll enjoy this life-changing journey together! It is no fluke that thousands of people – including me – have transformed their bodies with the Body-for-LIFE program. You have a supportive Body-for-LIFE community right at your fingertips – now let’s get to work! Have fun and “lift to tell”!
Sincerely,
Kelly Adair1998 Champion
Before After 7 Years LaterPorter Freeman
Before After 7 Years LaterKelly Adair
Jen WeathermanCindy Homan
Pam Hickerson
Brad WadlowBecky Southard Shane Thomas Lynn Oglesby
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Barbara Howard
Scott Randles
Ken Young
Fernando Moreno
Rena Reese
Caetrina Talbot
Charles Damiano
Mac Robertson
Kenny Fernandez
Dr. Gary and Amy Arbucle Terrence Poindexter
2008 Body-for-LIFE® Challenge Prizes
Two Grand Master Champions (1 Male, 1 Female) will receive:
$25,000 cashBFL Champion leather jacket ($1,500 value)
Reimbursement of all EAS products purchased during the Challenge
Free home gym, courtesy of PowerBlocks™
Six Category Champions will receive:
$10,000 cashBFL Champion leather jacket ($1,500 value)
Reimbursement of all EAS products purchased during the Challenge
Free home gym, courtesy of PowerBlocks™
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Rena ReeseDr. Gary and Amy Arbucle Terrence Poindexter
By signing below, you acknowledge that you have read the Rules and Regulations governing the 2008 Body-for-LIFE® Challenge, and you agree to be bound by these Rules and Regulations.
Date:
Name (first): (last):
Daytime phone:
Evening phone:
Occupation:
Birth Date:
E-mail:
Street Address: City:
State: ZIP Code:
Date you began your 12-week Program:
Date you finished your 12-week Program:
Starting weight (mandatory): Height:
Optional starting statistics (blood pressure, cholesterol, body fat %, clothing size, etc.):
12-week weight (mandatory):
Optional 12-week statistics (blood pressure, cholesterol, body fat %, clothing size, etc):
Competitor’s signature:
Co-competitor’s signature:
INFORMATION
What EAS or Abbott Nutrition products did you use?
(This can include Myoplex®, AdvantEDGE®‚ ZonePerfect®‚ Ensure®, or Glucerna®.)
Where did you work out during your 12-week Challenge?
q At home
q Gym–Please list name and location:
Please select your category:
q Men 18-29 q Women 18-29
q Men 30-45 q Women 30-45
q Men 46 and over q Women 46 and over
q Family Group/Couples If competing as a family, you must be related. Minimum 2 people. Cash prize equally divided among members, but each member
receives product reimbursement, a jacket and a product voucher. Members will share the PowerBlocks home gym. Competitors in this category may also enter as individuals.
q Large Group Must work together or be members of the same organization, includ-ing a neighborhood, Body-for-LIFE Club, etc. Minimum 5 people. Cash prize equally divided among members, but each member receives product reimbursement, a jacket and a product voucher. Members will share the PowerBlocks home gym. Competitors in this category may also enter as individuals.
Where did you find out about the Body-for-LIFE Challenge?
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Q: What is the Challenge all about?
A: When EAS created the Challenge concept and held our first event 13 years ago, we hoped it would inspire people to make exercise and proper nutrition a top priority in their lives. Many people know what to do, but we’ve discovered that they need an incentive to help them focus. The idea worked, and now the Body-for-LIFE Challenge has become internationally known around the world. But to many, it signifies much more than building a better body… the Challenge is a celebration of what is best about the human spirit. It’s about the growth and goodness we can all experience when we harness our untapped potential to change—to move forward and improve all aspects of our lives.
Q: I would like to accept the Challenge, but I don’t know much about nutrition and training. Where can I learn more?
A: We recommend these sources of information: Body-for-LIFE by Bill Phillips, www.bodyforlife.com, and for those participating in the United States, our Body-for-LIFE Advisors, who you can call at 1-800-297-9776. The Body-for-LIFE book is extremely comprehensive and easy to read. It will teach you how to build muscle and burn fat fast through an integrated approach to training and nutrition. Body-for-LIFE also contains vitally important information on how to set goals and achieve them, as well as providing you with the opportunity to learn from others who have successfully completed the 12-week Program. Body-for-LIFE is available at booksellers everywhere.
Q: I have accepted your Challenge in the past, but didn’t make it all 12 weeks. Can I enter again?
A: Yes!
Q: I’m not sure if I will be able to reach my goal in 12 weeks. Can I enter more than once?
A: Yes, you can. We admire those who have the strength of character to keep going. You may enter as many times as you like this year, as long as the dates do not overlap.
Questions and Answers about the Body-for-LIFE® Challenge Q: Do I have to keep track of my weight or body fat percentage
to officially compete in the Challenge?
A: Yes, you must include your weight on the entry form (page 3). However, body fat percentage is optional. Please share the information about your progress that is meaningful to you. For some it will be body composition percentages, for others it will be cholesterol levels or blood pressure. Many women find that dress size is a meaningful indicator; whereas many men find that keeping track of their waist size and the size of their arm or leg to be a good measure of success. It is completely up to you. Get creative!
Q: I don’t belong to a gym. How can I get started on the training portion of the Challenge?
A: The great thing about Body-for-LIFE is that you don’t need to belong to a gym to complete the training portion of the 12-week program. Many of our past participants and Champions did the program exclusively at home. The exercises are simple, and all you really need is a set of dumbbells, PowerBlocks™, or resistance bands. You can run or walk outside for the cardio workout, or use an exercise bike or any other type of cardio equipment. For more ideas on working out without a gym, please call 1-800-297-9776 or visit www.bodyforlife.com.
Q: Do I have to use EAS® products to officially compete in the Body-for-LIFE Challenge?
A: You must use at least one EAS product during your Challenge. EAS product lines include Myoplex® and AdvantEDGE®. In addition, you can also use any Abbott Nutrition product, such as Ensure®, Glucerna®* or ZonePerfect®. Please remember that Challenge participants announced as Champions will be reimbursed for EAS or Abbott Nutrition products purchased during their 12 weeks if they send in their receipts. For more information on the Challenge or products, please visit us at eas.com, or bodyforlife.com, or call us at 1-800-297-9776.
Q: I’ve noticed that some Challenge participants held newspapers in their photos and some of the guys shaved body hair and tanned. Do I need to do these things?
A: Holding a newspaper is a great way to date your photos for sharing them with family and friends, but holding a newspaper in your photos is not required. You do not need to shave or tan. Some competitors do this simply to show their muscle definition more clearly.
Tracy Jeffries2002 Runner-Up
*Glucerna products are for use under medical supervision as part of a diabetes management plan.
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NutritionNutrition
Balanced nutrition is the key with Body-for-LIFE. Feed your body a combination of protein and carbohydrates every few hours to ensure proper recovery from workouts and optimal energy levels throughout the day. For best results, eat five to six “portion correct” meals each day. A portion is the size of your clenched fist or open palm of your hand.
How to create a Body-for-LIFE meal:
1) Protein. Choose a portion of lean protein, such as chicken breast, ground turkey, fish or steak. (Size of an open palm)
2) Carbohydrates. Choose a portion of complex carbohydrates, such as a small baked potato, sweet potato, a ½ cup of brown rice or a slice of whole-wheat bread. (Size of a clenched fist)
3) Vegetables. Add a portion of vegetables to at least two meals each day.
4) Essential fats. Consume one tablespoon of unsaturated oil daily or three portions of salmon per week.
5) Water. Drink at least 10 glasses of water each day.
Quick Tip: A portion is the size of the palm of your hand or closed fist.
Quick Tip: For best results, plan your meals in advance and record what you eat in a journal.
Suggested Foods List
Use these lists to create your Body-for-LIFE meals.
Proteins Chicken breast Turkey breast Lean ground turkey Swordfish Orange roughy Haddock Salmon Tuna Crab Lobster Shrimp Top round steak Top sirloin steak Lean ground beef Buffalo Lean ham Egg whites or substitutes Trout Low-fat cheese Low-fat cottage cheese Wild-game meat Fats Avocado Sunflower seeds Pumpkin seeds Cold-water fish Natural peanut butter Low-sodium nuts Olives and olive oil Safflower oil Canola oil Sunflower oil Flax seed oil
Carbohydrates Baked potato Sweet potato Yams Squash Pumpkin Steamed brown rice Steamed wild rice Pasta Oatmeal Barley Beans Kidney beans Corn Strawberries Melon Apple Orange Fat-free yogurt Whole-wheat bread High-fiber cereal Whole-wheat tortilla Whole grains Fats to Avoid Butter Fried foods Mayonnaise Sweets Whole-fat dairy products
Vegetables Broccoli Asparagus Lettuce Carrots Cauliflower Green beans Green peppers Mushrooms Spinach Tomato Peas Brussels sprouts Artichoke Cabbage Celery Zucchini Cucumber Onion Vegetarian Proteins Tempeh Seitan Tofu Texturized vegetable protein Soy foods Veggie burgers
Quick Tip: Myoplex meal-replacement powders, ready-to-drink shakes and nutrition bars provide convenient, healthy alternatives to one or two of your daily whole food meals.
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Quick Tip: For all your product needs, visit www.eas.com for more information.
Smart Shopping Tips
In the produce section: • Stockup—themorethebetter.Aimforavarietyofcolorsinyourcart
to ensure a variety of nutrients. • Trypre-washed,pre-cutveggiesandpre-baggedsaladsforquick
snacks and side dishes. • Buywalnuts,almondsandothernutsforaproteinandhealthyfat
source addition to a meal.
At the dairy case: • Skimmilkandyogurt:chooselow-fat(1percentor2percent)ornon-
fat (skim) products.• Cheese:choosethe2percenttype(usually“part-skim”),which
contains 5 grams of fat or fewer per serving. Or try fat-free cheese, although it differs in consistency and taste.
• Cottagecheese:chooselow-fatornon-fat(1percentfatorfewer).• Buttersubsitute:useButterBuds®andoliveoilforflavoringsinstead
of butter.
In the meat/deli section: • Beef:chooseleancutslikeeyeofround,toproundandroundtipor
loin cuts. Look for 90 percent or 95 percent lean labels. • Chicken:buyskinless,orremovetheskinathome.Boneless,skinless
chicken breasts are fast and easy to prepare, and many deli sections offer pre-roasted chicken as well.
• Turkey:removetheskinbeforeeating.Checkthelabelongroundturkeybeforebuying—it’susuallyhighinfat.
• Pork:choosetenderloinorotherloincutsandCanadianbaconoverregular bacon.
• Luncheonmeats:choosemeatsthathave2gramsoffatorfewerperservingandarelowinsodium.Readthelabelsonhotdogs—mostare high in fat.
• Freshfish:allgood—findafishthatisflavorfulandinseason.• Salads,pre-packagedsandwichesandotherconveniencefoods:you
can pick up a quick meal at the store’s deli, but look for lower-fat versions and avoid mayonnaise-heavy dressings.
In the grocery section: • Bread:choosewhole-graintype,withawhole-grain
as the first ingredient and 2 or more grams of fiber per slice. Look for whole grain bagels, pita bread and English muffins, but avoid higher-fat bread products like muffins, croissants and pastries.
• Cereals:choosewhole-graintypeswithatleast4to5grams of fiber and fewer than 10 grams of sugar per serving.
• Crackers:chooselow-fatcrackersandwhole-grainvarieties.
• Pastasandrice:lookforwhole-grainorwhole-wheatversions.
• Cannedsoups:bean-basedsoupsareoftengoodchoices. Choose broth-based type soups like minestrone, chicken noodle or chicken/rice and vegetable, which are lower in fat than cream-based soups. Look for lower sodium varieties.
• Fruitandvegetablejuices:choose100percentfruitjuices.Selectlower-sodium vegetable juices. Look for canned fruits packed in their own juice for less sugar and fewer calories and lower-sodium versions of canned vegetables. Choose fresh before frozen with canned as your last choice. Limit fruit for a leaner physique.
• Cannedchickenandtuna:choosepackedinwater,notoil.• CannedItaliantomatoes,tomatopaste,tomatosauce:theselow-fat
sauces make whipping up a meal of pasta a cinch. • Peanutbutter:chooseanaturalstylebrandandbesuretomixtheoil
on top back into the butter.• Wholefruitisabetterchoicethandriedfruitorfruitjuice.
In the frozen food section: • “Skilletmeals”andfrozenentrees:choosethosethatarelowin
sodium and fat. • Frozensoups:lookforbroth-andbean-basedversions.• Frozenricebowls:ahealthychoice,butwatchthefatandsalt
content. • Low-fatfrozenbreakfastitems:double-checkthelabelsforfat
content. • Frozenmashedpotatoesandfrozenvegetables:checkthefatand
salt content. • Frozenfruitlikestrawberries,raspberriesandblueberries:lookfor
fruit-onlyversions—they’regreatforquicksmoothies.• Frozenstir-fryriceorpastaandveggies:lookforlow-fatandsodium
varieties. • Frozendesserts:lookforfruit-juicebars,frozenfruit,sorbet,frozen
yogurt and low-fat ice creams with fewer than 5 grams of fat per serving.
• Withallofthesefoodselections,makesureyoucombinebothprotein and carbohydrates to make a Body-for-LIFE meal.
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Regardless of the goal you’ve chosen, EAS has a variety of product to help you succeed. The chart shown below offers examples of recommended EAS products to consider once you’ve set your goal.
1. Choose Your Goal 2. Choose the Right Products
Lose Body Fat
Get Lean and Strong
Get Lean and Tone
Build Size and Strength
Myoplex® LiteBarsShake mixesReady-to-Drink shakes
Myoplex® Carb Sense®BarsShake mixesReady-to-Drink shakes
ThermoDynamX®Accelerate calorie burning/boost energy
Myoplex® LiteBarsShake MixesReady-to-Drink Shakes
Betagen® Creatine plus HMB supplement
ThermoDynamX®Accelerate calorie burning/ boost energy
Myoplex® DeluxeBarsShake Mixes
Muscle Armor® Muscle rejuvenating supplement
Phosphagen® EliteAdvanced creatine supplement
The Right Products for the Right Goal
Julie Sproles
Michael Becker
Nicole Heyrman
Doug Myers
3. Goal-based Nutrition
Goal: Get Lean & Strong Sample Meal Plan7 a.m.
• 2 whole eggs, 2 egg whites, scrambled• 1 cup mixed fruit• 1 serving CLA• 1 cup coffee• 1 glass water
10 a.m. • 2 whole boiled eggs• 1 orange• 1 serving Phosphagen Elite
Noon• Tuna sandwich on whole-wheat bread• 1 banana• 1 cup cottage cheese• 1 glass water• 1 serving CLA• 1 serving Muscle Armor
1:30 p.m. Workout 2:30 p.m.
• 1 serving Phosphagen Elite• 1 serving Myoplex Original (within 30 minutes post-workout)
5 p.m. • 6 ounces grilled salmon• 1 cup steamed broccoli• 1 cup brown rice• 2 glasses water• 1 serving CLA• 1 serving Muscle Armor
7 p.m. • 1 serving Myoplex Original
Goal: Lose Body Fat Sample Meal Plan7 a.m.
• ½ cup oatmeal• 4 egg whites scrambled• 1 glass water• 1 serving Thermo DynamX
10 a.m. • 2 whole boiled eggs• 1 orange
Noon• turkey sandwich on whole wheat bread• ½ cup cottage cheese• 1 cup mixed vegetables• 1 glass water
1 p.m. • 1 serving Thermo DynamX (pre-
workout)1:30 p.m. Workout2:30 p.m.
• 1 serving Myoplex Lite (within 30 minutes post-workout)
5 p.m. • 6 ounces grilled chicken breast• 1 cup brown rice• 1 cup asparagus• 1 glass water
7 p.m.• 1 serving Myoplex Carb Sense
Goal: Get Lean & Tone Sample Meal Plan7 a.m.
• 1 serving Betagen8 a.m.
• 1 cup oatmeal• 4 egg whites scrambled• 1 glass water• 1 serving Thermo DynamX
10 a.m. • 2 whole boiled eggs• 1 orange
Noon • 5 ounces lean grilled steak• 1 cup broccoli• ½ cup cottage cheese
1:30 p.m. Workout
2:30 p.m. • 1 serving Betagen • 1 serving Thermo DynamX• 1 serving Myoplex Lite (within 30 minutes post-workout)
6 p.m.• 6 ounces grilled tuna steak• 1 cup zucchini• Small salad
8 p.m. • 1 serving of Myoplex Lite
Goal: Build Size & Strength Sample Meal Plan8 a.m.
• 5 egg white omelet with mushrooms• 1 piece whole-wheat toast• 1 banana• 1 cup green tea• 1 glass water• 1 serving Muscle Armor
10 a.m. • 2 whole boiled eggs• 1 orange
Noon • Turkey burger on whole-wheat
bun with tomato slice and fat-free cheddar
• 1 cup cottage cheese with walnut slivers• 1 apple • Mixed green salad
1:30 p.m. Workout 2:30 p.m.
• 1 serving Muscle Armor• 1 serving Phosphagen Elite • 1 serving Myoplex Deluxe
6 p.m. • Grilled chicken breast• 1 cup steamed broccoli• 1 cup brown rice• 1 baked potato• 2 glasses water
9 p.m. • 1 serving Myoplex Deluxe
11 p.m.• 1 serving Phosphagen Elite
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ExerciseExercise
The training techniques on Body-for-LIFE are based on universal principles that have already produced breakthroughs in tens of thousands of people. This program is precise and focused to help you enhance your energy and clarity, enabling you to fit more into your personal and professional life.
Strength-training exercise helps you not only increase your lean body mass and metabolic rate, and with cardio exercise, can also help change the way you look and feel. This is why Body-for-LIFE’s combination of targeted strength-training workouts and high-intensity cardio workouts can be effective.
Strength-Training Exercise GuidelinesBeforeyoubegin,hereareafewguidelinestokeepinmind:
• Strengthtrainintensely,threetimesperweek. On alternating days, perform cardio exercise, three times a week.
• Alternatetrainingthemajormusclesofthe upper and lower body on separate workout days.
• Performtwoexercisesforeachmajormuscle group.
• Selectoneexerciseforeachmusclegroupand do five sets, starting with a set of 12 reps, then increasing the weight and doing 10 reps, adding more weight and doing 8 reps, adding more weight for 6 reps. Then reduce the weight, do 12 more reps, and immediately go to another set of 12 reps of another exercise for that muscle group.
• Foreachmusclegroup,restforoneminute between the first four sets. Then complete the final two sets with no rests in between (this is called a superset). Wait two minutes before moving on to your next muscle group. Complete this pattern five times for your upper body workout and four times for your lower body workout.
• Alwaysplanyourtrainingbeforehand.
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2. Minutes 2-3 move from Intensity Level 5 to 6
3. Minutes 3-6, 7-10 and 11-14 work your way from Intensity Level 6 to Level 9, maintain for one minute.
4. Minutes 15-19 work your way from Intensity Level 6 to Level 10 (High Point at Level 10), maintain for one minute.
5. Minute 20 cool down to Intensity Level 5 for one minute.
Do You Know When You’ve Reached Your High-Point?
Quick Tip: For your cardio workouts, try running,bicycling,swimming—anythingtocrank up your heart rate.
QUICK TIP: Alternate weight-training and cardio workouts for six consecutive days and rest on the seventh day.
1. If you can read a magazine while on the treadmill, you’re nowhere near your High Point.
2. If you can speak to the person next to you, you still have a way to go.
3. If you haven’t reached 80% of your maximum heart rate (220 minus your age and multiplied by .8), take it up a notch.
4. When you feel a burning sensation in your legs and arms, you may be at level 9.
5. When you reach the point where you feel you can’t take a few more steps, or lift another couple of reps, congratulations, you’ve just hit level 10. Hold on for another 60 seconds and finish with an easy cool down.
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Bring It All Together
Monday46-minute upper body strength-training workout*
• Sampleexercises:- Bench Presses- Shoulder Presses- Dumbbell Pullovers- Lying Dumbbell Extensions- Seated Dumbbell Curls
Tuesday20-minute high-intensity cardio session
Wednesday42-minute lower body strength-training workout*
• Sampleexercises:- Lunges- Seated Calf Raises- Crunches- Reverse Crunches
Thursday20-minute high-intensity cardio session
Friday46-minute upper body strength-training workout*
• Sampleexercises:- Bench Presses- Shoulder Presses- Dumbbell Pullovers- Lying Dumbbell Extensions- Seated Dumbbell Curls
Saturday20-minute high-intensity cardio session
SundayRest!
* Follow the Strength-Training Exercise Guidelines which start on page 16 for details on how to perform these workouts.
For a wide variety of training tools such as downloadable charts to track your progress, visit www.bodyforlife.com/exercises
Example Workout Program
Sample Exercises
Carve Your Chest
Develop Your Shoulders
Start/Finish Midpoint
Start/Finish Midpoint
Start/Finish Midpoint
Start/Finish Midpoint
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Start/Finish Midpoint
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Sample Exercises (cont.)
Strengthen Your Back
Build Your Arms
Start/Finish Midpoint
Start/Finish Midpoint
Start/Finish Midpoint
DUMBBELL PULLOVERS
ONE-ARM DUMBBELL
ROWS
LYING DUMBBELL
EXTENSIONS
Sculpt Your Legs
Define Your Abdominals
Start/Finish Midpoint
Start/Finish Midpoint
Start/Finish Midpoint
Start/Finish Midpoint
LUNGES
SEATED CALF RAISES
CRUNCHES
REVERSE CRUNCHES
For more exercises to add to you workout, visit www.bodyforlife.com/exercises
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Thomas Phillips 2002 Champion
Helpful tips for winning photosClothing• Please wear the same type of clothing in the “before” and “after” photos.
• Swimsuits, shorts, or exercise clothes are preferred.
• Please remember that if you are covering up parts of your body it will be difficult to show your progress.
• Do not cover your legs with long shorts or “cut” them out of the photo.
Photos• Professional photographs are not necessary, but remember, this is the only way we can see your
transformation, so good, clear photos are essential.
• Try taking them outside in either the morning or the late evening (when the sun is low), as the light is generally better for photos at that time.
• Take your photos against a plain background.
• To ensure that your before photos turn out, DON’T WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE TO GET THEM PROCESSED!
• Please submit 3”x 5” or 4”x 6” photos.
• Please stand with your arms at your sides in the “before” and “after” photos. No posing, please!
• Please include your whole body, from head to toe.
• Try to fill the photograph with yourself. If you stand too far away it may be hard to see your great results.
• Copyrighted photos will not be accepted unless a signed release of use to EAS® from the photographer is attached to the packet. All photos become the property of EAS and will not be returned. Please have duplicates made and keep a copy of these photos. Do not send in negatives—please hang on to them and do not lose them. Your photos may be used by EAS even if you are not selected as a Champion.
Before and After Photos
On pages 21 through 24 of the Official Competitor Kit, you’ll find space to affix your “before” and “after” photos. Please include the four required photos (two “before” and two “after”—each showing both front and back views), plus an optional photo of your choice. Your “before” photos must be taken within three days of beginning the Challenge. Your “after” photos must be taken within three days of finishing the Challenge. For example, if your start date is January 5th, you could take your photos as soon as January 2nd, or as late as January 8th. We recommend attaching your photos to the packet using double-sided tape.
Alexa Adair Andrew Crouch
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Date of my FRONT “AFTER” photo: / /Date of my FRONT “BEFORE” photo: / /
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1. What was the turning point you experienced that made you decide to compete in the Body-for-LIFE Challenge?
2. What were your initial 12-week goals?
3. Did you accomplish your goals? What new goals have you set for yourself now that you’ve completed the
12-week Body-for-LIFE Challenge?
4. What sources of inspiration did you use during your Challenge (book, Web site, friend or family member, picture, etc.)?
5. Who would you like to inspire to enter the Body-for-LIFE Challenge and why?
6. If you were selected as a Body-for-LIFE Champion and could choose your reward, what would you choose?
(Get creative—it could be anything—money, car, trip, helping someone else, etc.)
7. What two suggestions do you have for improving the Body-for-LIFE Challenge?
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Inner Transformation Questions:
Your Inner Transformation Helpful tips for a winning essay
• Journal your thoughts and feelings throughout your transformation.
• Use your journal to help you express the change you experienced.
• Practice writing your essay on another piece of paper before transferring it into the official entry guide.
• Write clearly and concisely, using only the space provided.
• Judges are looking for clarity, originality, sincerity, and leadership potential.
• Speak from the heart, as though you were sharing your story with a friend.
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Donna Szabo
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Eric Bang
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Maria Ramos
Michael Becker Rory Palazzo
CHAMPIONS’ Body-for-LIFE
Champions’ Body-for-LIFE™ is the story of personal success from over 10 years of individuals who have become Champions and successfully completed the Body-for-LIFE program.
The book is inspirational, practical and authoritative with different Champions’ and Challengers’ tips for successfully completing the Body-for-LIFE program and continuing to live the lifestyle years later.
AVAILABLE SPRING 2008
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The Official Guide for the Body for Life Challenge
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Official Rules And RegulationsThe Body-for-LIFE Challenge 2008 is a self-improvement Challenge combining a body transformation and written questions. The Body-for-LIFE Challenge 2008 will be conducted in the United States and only residents of the United States are eligible to compete for the prizes mentioned in this kit on page 2. Many International EAS-Authorized Distributors conduct their own Challenges. All International Challenge participants need to contact their EAS-Authorized Distributors for all International Body-for-LIFE Challenge details. Only EAS-Authorized Distributors (listed at www.eas.com) may conduct Challenges.
Timelines and DeadlinesTo enter, obtain an Official Entry Kit. Complete the information requested on pages 3 and 4. Please include your “before” and “after” pictures on pages 21-24. Additionally, on pages 26-28, tell us your story of what your inner transformation means to you. All essays must be your unpublished, original story, written in English. Entries must be on official entry forms. Incomplete entries will be disqualified. No mechanically reproduced entries permitted. Challenge participants may enter the Body-for-LIFE Challenge 2008 more than once. However, each Challenge participant must complete a full 12-week Challenge in order to be eligible to win and before entering the next Challenge round. If submitting more than one Official Competitor Kit, the dates of the 12-week Challenges must NOT overlap. Champions will be announced by or before January 31, 2009 on www.bodyforlife.com, or send a separate, self-addressed, stamped business size envelope, to be received by February 28, 2009 to BFL Winners List, 625 Cleveland Avenue, Columbus, OH 43215.
Obtain an Official Entry Kit by visting www.bodyforlife.com and downloading the kit. Upon completing the 12-week Challenge (and to be eligible to win a prize package), Challenge participants in the United States must mail their entries to: EAS/Body-for-LIFE Challenge, 625 Cleveland Ave., Columbus, OH 43215. Challenge participants must send in their Official Entry Kit within 15 days of completing their 12-week Program by mail or express courier (FedEx, UPS, etc.). All entries must be received by December 1, 2008. Not responsible for lost, late, illegible, mutilated or misdirected mail.
How You Will Be JudgedThe Body-for-LIFE Challenge 2008 team will select one Champion from each Category listed on page 4 of this booklet from all completed entries received by EAS. The Body-for-LIFE Challenge 2008 team will judge all entries. Judging will be based on the following criteria: outer transformation (“before” and “after” pictures)—50%, inner transformation (essay and questions)—50%. Eight Category Champions will be selected on the previous criteria. In addition, two (2) overall Grand Master Champions will be selected—who is, in addition to the previous criteria, determined by the judges to best represent Body-for-LIFE. Likelihood of winning depends upon the number of entries received, and the quality of your entry compared to the quality of all other entry submissions as determined by the judges. In the event of a tie, tied entries will be scored based solely on the inner transformation essay and questions. Potential Champions will be required to complete an affidavit of eligibility/release of liability and a publicity release within 5 business days of attempted delivery of same. Affidavit must certify participant’s eligibility, that participant’s essay submission and “before” and “after” photos are original, that participant holds all rights to the submission, that submission has not been previously been published, has not won a previous prize or award and that the participant has followed the rules of the Body-for-LIFE Challenge 2008. Affidavit package will be sent via express delivery. Failure to timely comply with all requirements, including the 5-day time period, or return of any prize notification as undeliverable will result in disqualification and an alternate potential Champion will be selected. Champions will be notified by phone/mail. Champions may be asked to attend an EAS-sponsored event.
Who’s Eligible to Enter this Challenge?Body-for-LIFE Challenge 2008 participants must be at least 18 years of age before starting their 12-week Body-for-LIFE Challenge 2008 and be a resident of the United States. The Body-for-LIFE Challenge 2008 is subject to applicable federal and state laws and is void where skill contests requiring proof of purchase are prohibited.
Employees of Abbott Laboratories, its affiliates, subsidiaries, advertising, promotion and internet agencies, and contractors who are directly or indirectly involved in the contest, and all their immediate family members and/or those living in the same household of each, may participate, but are not eligible to win. By participating, you agree to accept these Official Rules and the decisions of the judges, whose decisions are final and binding in all respects. By entering the Body-for-LIFE Challenge 2008, you also agree to release, discharge and hold harmless EAS and its respective parent, affiliates, subsidiaries, advertising, promotion and internet agencies, and contractors, and their respective officers, directors, employees and agents, from any and all damages whether direct or indirect, which may be due to or arise out of participation in the contest or the acceptance, use/misuse or possession of a prize. All federal, state and local laws and regulations apply. Void where prohibited by law, rule or regulation.
Challenge participants in previous Challenges may compete, but past Champions of any Challenge are not eligible to win the Body-for-LIFE Challenge 2008.
Challenge participants are required to use at least one EAS or Abbott Nutrition product (including Myoplex®, AdvantEDGE®, ZonePerfect®‚ Ensure®‚ and Glucerna®* product lines) during their 12-week competition to be eligible. Save your receipts because Champions will be reimbursed for all EAS/Abbott Nutrition products used during their 12-week competition. Challenge participants may not use anabolic steroids or any strength-enhancing prescription drugs or medications unless prescribed by a physician to treat an existing medical condition (medication and medical condition must be noted in the written portion of your packet). All Champions will be required to sign an affidavit of eligibility, and may be drug and/or polygraph tested. If any Champion is under age 21, EAS reserves the right to require the signature of a parent or guardian on any documents.
Regulations and RequirementsEAS reserves the right to interpret these rules and, if necessary, to amend the rules at its sole discretion and without notice to individual Body-for-LIFE Challenge 2008 participants. Any amendments to the rules or changes in prizes will be published online at www.eas.com or www.bodyforlife.com. Rule interpretations and all judging decisions are final. All information and materials submitted along with your Official Competitor’s Guide become the sole and exclusive property of EAS. Body-for-LIFE Challenge 2008 participant scores are confidential and will not be disclosed.
Each Body-for-LIFE Challenge 2008 participant assumes all risk of injury, harm or loss of any kind arising from participation in the Body-for-LIFE Challenge 2008. Consult with your physician or health care provider before starting any new exercise, nutrition or supplementation program, particularly if you suffer from any medical condition or regularly use prescription or over-the-counter medications. If you are not experienced with strength training, or if you are changing your exercise program, consult with a qualified trainer or coach.
Body-for-LIFE Challenge 2008 participants must notify EAS in writing of any change of address or phone number. Potential Champions who cannot be reached within ten (10) days at the address or phone number in their completed Official Competitor Kit will be disqualified.
The individuals featured in this kit were competing for cash and prizes in prior EAS-sponsored shape-up Challenges and have received consideration from EAS. They achieved extraordinary results; there are no “typical” results. Their photos represent extraordinary examples of what can be accomplished through an integrated system of exercise, nutrition, supplementation, and goal-setting. As individuals differ, their results will differ, even when using the same program.
Acceptance of prize constitutes permission to EAS and their affiliated companies and their agencies to use winner’s name, likeness, and submission, in any form, in whole or in part, for purposes of public relations, promotional advertising and trade purposes in any and all media, without territorial, time, use or other limitation without further compensation, unless prohibited by law. All material submitted becomes the sole property of EAS and will not be returned. EAS is not responsible for any typographical or other error in the printing of the offer, administration of the contest or in the announcement of the prize.
Prizes and Approximate Retail ValuesTwo Grandmaster Champions (1 Male / 1 Female). Each Grandmaster Champion will receive $25,000 cash, a BFL Champion leather jacket, reimbursement of all EAS products purchased during the 12-Week Body-for-LIFE Challenge 2008, and a free home gym courtesy of Powerblock (Approximate Retail Value [“ARV”] of Grandmaster prize: $29,000.) Four individual Category Champions will each receive $10,000 cash, A BFL Champion Jacket, reimbursement of all EAS products purchased during the 12-Week Body-for-LIFE Challenge 2008, and a free home gym courtesy of Powerblock (ARV of these Six Category Champion prizes: $14,000 each.) The Family Group/Couples Category Champions and Large Group Category Champions will each share a cash prize of $10,000 and a free home gym, courtesy of Powerblocks, but all members will receive a BFL Champion leather jacket, and reimbursement of all EAS products purchased during the 12-Week Body-for-LIFE Challenge 2008. (ARV of Family Group/ Couples prizes: $15,500; assumes two members, ARV of Large Group prizes: $26,000; assumes five members.) Total ARV: $155,500.
Limit one prize per person. No substitution or transfer of prize permitted. EAS reserves the right to substitute prize of equal or greater value or to substitute the cash equivalent of the prize at its sole discretion. All federal, state, and local taxes are the sole responsibility of winner. Cash prizes for Grand Master Champions will be paid out in one year. Champions may be asked to become exclusive endorsers for EAS/Body-for-LIFE and related products and services, and enter into an exclusive endorsement agreement with EAS/Body-for-LIFE.
Arbitration and Choice of LawExcept where prohibited by law, as a condition of participating in this contest, participant agrees that (1) any and all disputes and causes of action arising out of or connected with this contest, or any prizes awarded, shall be resolved individually, without resort to any form of class action, and exclusively by a sole arbitrator in a binding, non-reviewable and non-appealable proceeding conducted in accordance with the Non-Administered Arbitration Rules of the International Institute for Conflict Prevention & Resolution, 575 Lexington Ave., 21st Floor, New York, NY 10022, (2) any such proceeding shall be held in Chicago, IL and (3) judgment upon such arbitration award may be entered in any court having jurisdiction. Under no circumstances will participant be permitted to obtain awards for, and participant hereby waives all rights to claim, punitive, incidental or consequential damages, or any other damages, including attorneys’ fees, other than participant’s actual out-of-pocket expenses (i.e., costs associated with entering this contest), and participant further waives all rights to have damages multiplied or increased. All issues and questions concerning the construction, validity, interpretation and enforceability of these Official Rules, or the rights and obligations of participants and EAS in connection with this contest, shall be governed by, and construed in accordance with, the substantive laws of the State of Illinois, USA without regard to Illinois choice of law rules.
Sponsor: EAS 625 Cleveland Ave., Columbus, OH 43215. *Glucerna products are for use under medical supervision as part of a diabetes management plan.
Consult with your physician or health care provider before starting any new exercise, nutrition or supplementation program.
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Crucial steps to success in your 2008 Body-for-LIFE Challenge
1) Download your official 2008 Body-for-LIFE Challenge entry kit—Enterthe2008 Challenge by downloading the kit at www.bodyforlife.com.
2) Take your “Before” photos—Place“Before”printsonpages21and23ofthisbooklet.
3) Start your transformation—Followourexerciseandnutritionrecommendations for best results. Questions? Call us at 1-800-297-9776 or go to www.bodyforlife.com.
4) Take your “After” photos—Place“After”printsonpages22and24ofthisbooklet.
5) Record your inner transformation—Putyourtransformationintowordsonpages 26 through 28.
6) Send in your packet!—WemustreceiveyourcompletedOfficialCompetitorsGuide within 15 days of the end date of your 12-week Challenge. Send your packets to:EAS/BFLChallenge,625ClevelandAvenue,Columbus,OH43215.
7) Keep up the great work—Lookwhatyou’vedonein12weeks!Enjoyyourprogress, but continue on with your new healthy lifestyle.
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