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Written by: Vic Magary

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Table Of Contents

A. Intro

B. Frequently Asked Questions

C. Top 10 Tips From The Trenches

D. Which Workout Should I Do?

E. Warm Up Workouts For Sedentary & Injured Individuals

F. Beginner's 31 Day Workout Plan (Bodyweight Only)

G. Beginner's 31 Day Workout Plan (Gym Workout)

H. Advanced 31 Day Workout Plan (Bodyweight Only)

I. Advanced 31 Day Workout Plan (Bodyweight Only)

J. Common Sense Nutrition

K. Supplements That Work

L. 7 Day Action Plan To Get Started

M. What To Do After The 31 Days




Section A

Intro

Hey, Vic Magary here... I want to personally thank you for making a greatdecision to pick up the 31 Day Fat Loss Cure program.

There are five different 31 day programs in this manual... and to get the bestresults I suggest you pick one program & stick to it for 31 days.

There is a beginner's and advanced version of each program (one for the gym andone for at home) – and then also a workout for active seniors who have someinjuries.

If you're a normal guy or gal, the beginner will be more than enough. If you're

already in great shape, and just looking to lose that last 5-7 lbs or so, then theadvanced program would fit you perfectly.

If you have been sedentary for a few months or years , and you're totally out of shape, Ive provided a 2 week warmup workout to get you on track (see the tableof contents).

I HIGHLY suggest you do this if you're out of shape. I added this 2 week warmup specifically at the request of people who tried the beginner workout and said it was too hard for them.

Besides the 5 programs, I added a few very helpful guides to getting the bestresults.

Many of the questions people have had are answered in the FAQ, and I also puttogether my Top 10 Tips for getting the best results possible.

The results clients and readers have seen from these workouts have beenstartling, even to me.

We had Chris Washington who lost 36.5 lbs on the beginner program (home version), we had Ray Ludvigson lose 29 lbs, we had a woman in her 50's lose 26

lbs just following the nutrition section alone! And we've had hundreds of menand women lose 10+ lbs in just 31 days following the program.

As a side note, please don't share the download link to this manual... As a formersoldier, I value honesty and integrity. Selling this program helps pay my rent andfeed my puppy Coda :)




Enjoy!

– Vic

P.S. - If you've never read any of my stuff before, I am well known for my “NOB.S. Tell it like it is style”. I have a tendency to write like I talk, and from time to

time there will be some swear words in here.

I am very passionate about helping people and getting the truth out about whatreally works for fat loss. I've fought tooth and nail against the diet industry andthe fitness magazines for caring more about selling ad space than helping you toget in shape. I guess the reason why I'm telling you this, is sometimes my wordsmay get heated and I know that irks some people.

But one thing I do know – and anyone who has used this program will agree withme.... If you follow this program and put in the effort, I guarantee you'll get the best DAMN results of your life.




Success Stories

Alexander loses 18 lbs...

I started at 221 pounds 05/01 and as of 06/01 i weighed in at 203. . my goal was200. . so im a little let down but damn i am close.

I DID consume some beers (bud select) but stuck to the plan religiously (even with a few deaths and an ugly break up. . hey im human)

I couldnt get to internet access until today so i guess i am out. but thats ok imactually going to continue on as long as i have to. im shooting for 165-175.

GREAT CHALLENGE VIC! THIS WAS THE KICK IN THE ASS I NEEDED!

- Alexander

51 Year Old Mother Of 4 Who Was Already In GreatShape Loses 3% Body Fat

Vic,

I once again wanted to thank you for the workout manual. I personally chose the31-day Fat Loss Beginner Program. I followed this plan to the letter. I did every workout as prescribed. On 'restdays' I rested.. which some days was really hard for me to do because you see...Iam a true "gym junkie" in all respects. I even teach 2 bodysculpt classes at my gym on Mon and Wed and a cycle class on thursday.

I am one of those crazy people that LOVE THE GYM. It is also my 'socialoutlet"... I go to the gym at least 6 days out of the week... and I have for over thepast 2 years. I already am in pretty good shape because of the lifestyle I LOVE..

so I was not a participant who suddenly took up 'exercising'. i have been faithfulsince the beginning of my journey in Sept '06. I am, however, always searchingand striving to get better, stronger, leaner, healthier, toner... which is why i didthis challenge. I want you to know that YOUR PROGRAM WORKS... exactly as prescribed. I added no 'double workouts' on days.. I did every workout to my maximum




ability just as you laid out. On the "OYO" on your own days.. I did cardio training, for example I would runstairs, swim laps in the pool, I teach a spin Class on Thursday mornings.. whichalways happened to fall on the OYO day so it was perfect! By eating as you recommended... doing each workout exactly as you laid out... I was able to drop 3% body fat in less than 31 days... it was actually only 27 because I was 4 days behind in my starting date. I think that is incredible.... My starting weight was 139 lbs on 5/4... I actually dropped 2 lbs the first week, but somehow by the end those 2 lbs actually came back... but I know that is just how our body is...lol..

The main thing I want to point out is that I was doing the FAT LOSS PROGRAMand that is what i lost 3% BODY FAT.. FOLLOWING YOUR PROGRAM JUST AS YOU LAID OUT... no extra workouts, no starving myself... THIS PLAN WORKSeven for somebody who has been exercising consistently and eating properly.

I can honestly say I was so SURPRISED and the comments I have received by others is amazing.. they,too can see the difference... So thank YOU VIC... I just thought it was important to let you know... THAT THE PLAN WORKS...and I am here to attest to IT. 27-days... that is all it took.

Simply AMAZING! Lisa




Section B

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Ok I'm confused where do I start?

A. If you're a beginner to intermediate, I would suggest starting with the beginner bodyweight workout. If you find it's too easy, then you can always move to theadvanced workout (or the gym workout).

The beginner workouts start easier, and then progressively get harder.

If you're totally out of shape, start with the 2 week warm up workout.

I have also added a specific workout program for people in their 60's, 70's and80's (or younger people) who have long term injury probems that will notallow them to do even simple bodyweight movements such as the squat.

You'll find each of these workouts listed in the table of contents above!

Q. Vic, you say to eliminate all cardio while on the workout

(treadmill, eliptical etc...), does this include my 30-45 minute daily walk I usually take?

A . No, as long as your walks do not interfere with your workouts those are fine.Make sure they are spaced out throughout the day. Don't do one right after theother....

Q. I'm planning on playing basketball/tennis/football in the morning3 times a week, would it be ok to do your workouts at night if I dothose in the morning?

A. In an ideal world it would be better if you did your workouts on M-W-F andthen did your recreational activities on T-TH-Sat. If you can't swing that forsome reason, then yes you can do them in the morning just space them out asmuch as possible.

Q. Would you recommend adding anything to the bodyweight workout to use any of my dumbells, kettlebells or pull up bar? I love




practicing pullups so I would like to fit those into the workout if itmakes sense.

A. Definitely, if you have access to a pull up bar then it is a welcome addition tothe plan (It was through gritted teeth that I did not include a lot of pulling in the workout, but I really wanted to keep the equipment needed to a minimum).

Some kettlebell and dumbbell work will be ok as well, especially the kettlebellmovements as they typically involve a good deal of posterior chain work (low back, glutes, and hamstrings) that is unfortunately absent from the bodyweightplan.

I’d integrate your pull ups and kettlebell work on the normal workout days andstill keep the rest days for rest.

Q. Vic, I am excited to try this for 31 days! One question… I work outon a daily basis, usually for around an hour (usually doing p90x) andthese workouts just feel extremely short… what is the reasoning

behind why these will work versus an equally-intense hour long workout?

A. Great question, Rachel. . .

These workouts ARE short. If you find them too easy, move to the advanced workouts. Bottom line is that diet is going to take you farther than any workout Ican put together. Or any workout the marketing geniuses behind P90x can puttogether for that matter.

Q. Vic, I’m a vegetarian, and I typically eat cottage cheese to make up

some of my protein in the week. I do eat fish for lunch/dinner, butprefer to keep it limited. Is this still ok on this diet/exercise plan?

A. You should be ok. The only way to know for sure is to weigh yourself in at thesame day and time each week and track your diet and training. Not seeing weightloss? Time to tweak the program - and diet is going to be the first place to start.Good luck.

Q. Hi Vic - can you also give some advice / recommendation for daily calories, fat, carbs & protein? I have read the sample diet plan and Iget it, it would be helpful to me to have some daily ranges / goals for

each so that I can substitute when needed. Thanks!

A. Sorry, but I don’t count calories or protein, carb, or fat grams. I’m serious when I say this and not trying to be sarcastic or a jerk in any way (we lose somuch communication in writing like facial expressions and vocal tone), you needto focus on eating REAL, natural foods like I have in the Common SenseNutrition guide in this manual. And that’s the main “calculation” you need.




Your meat and egg portions should be about the size of the palm of your hand(and thickness for meats). For fruits and veggies you can pretty much fill the restof yoru plate with them!If you are still very hungry, eat an apple and drink a large glass of water.

Q. Was I right to drop to knee push-ups in order to get the volume inthe last sets of workout A, or would 8-10 full push-ups have been

better?

A. Yeh if you can't get pushups yet, then do them from your knees. I suggestdoing as many as you can from your toes, then switch to the knees if you need to.

Q. I had a question - do you have a sample plan for someone who works out at 5:30 in the morning? Should anything be eaten before?

A. You probably shouldnt need to eat anything, drink some water if you can…If you really need something to eat, fruit like a banana would be the best choice…

Q. Hey Vic, another quick question - how do you feel aboutsupplementing w/ protein powder for someone who is not a hugemeat eater?

A. I’m not a huge fan of protein powder, but if you gotta do it, you gotta do it.Check out what 4 ounces of meat looks like before you go the powdered proteinroute - 4 ounces is pretty small.

And as a female, you probably don’t need more than that per meal. If you do gothe protein powder route, mix with water and fruit only.

By the way if you're going to use protein powder – only use natural and organicproducts that have NO SUGAR like Prograde's protein

Q. I can't hold my self to eating just a few nuts, what should Isubstitute?

A. You will be fine without the nuts. A small serving of dairy (as small as you cantake) will be a fine substitute.

Also eat a piece of fruit before the dairy, just to curb the hunger a bit and reducethe chance of consuming more than “a little” dairy.

Q. Do you happen have a sample days meal for working out in themorning. Say between 9am and noon. Also are you opposed to 2

workouts in a day once in a while? I was thinking your prescribed


http://gymjunkies.getprograde.com/protein-powder.html




advanced in the morning and say Mtn biking in the afternoon.

A. You’ll be good eating breakfast about 1.5 hours- 2 hours before your workout.Then make sure you get a good mix of protein/carbs in after the workout.

Q. Can I drink any type of diet sodas/diet energy drinks during themonth? I typically start a day off with a zero sugar/zero carb energy drink.

A. NOOOO! Sorry but most diet drinks have worse stuff in them than sugar which is in a regular drink.

Lay off it for 31 days. Its only 31 days, I think you’ll find out that you wont needthem. at the end of 31 days if you think you need it then go back to it, but I haveseen time and time again that people who workout with intensity have muchmore energy than people slamming energy drinks…

Q. What about fat free dairy products like skim milk and ice cream?

Also, what about fruits like grapes and watermelon, should we stay away from them?

A. Grapes and watermelon you can eat as much as you want

Dairy, it is best to eliminate. It’s not the “fat” I’m worried about, it’s thecarbohydrates and the processed nature of it.

And just think about it, if fat loss is your goal to you really think eating ice cream- fat free or otherwise - is going to help?

It’s only 31 days. Go back to dairy at the end if you do not feel removing it from your diet helped in losing your belly fat.

The hundreds of people who have used this program before you have ALLnoticed that eliminating dairy has accelerated their fat loss.

Q. Are dates and figs (both dried) OK in the mornings? Also what do you recommend post workout for someone on a plant based diet (i.e.no tuna)?

A. Keep the dates and figs to immediately post workout.Post workout on a plant based diet. . . tough one. I’ll be honest, my personal

experience has not been great with getting strict vegetarians to cut weight. Thereis usually a high carbohydrate intake from grain sources and a low protein intakedue to lack of animal products. So weight loss can be challenging, but notimpossible.

I’m currently experimenting with a personal client using hemp protein powder.Her weight loss has improved, but it is still slow. Also she has started eating




quinoa, for protein intake. My go-to in these situations is beans and rice.

But with all of those sources, it is important to keep your quantity low if fat loss is your goal. Use the “size of your fist” guideline for the beans and rice (that’s totalfor both) and even a little smaller for the quinoa.

Q. I was wondering if there are any substitutions into the diet that would allow me to drink alcohol. I recently finished my basement andhave a new pool table that really call out to drink beer.

A. If fat loss is your goal, alcohol is the enemy. No two ways about it. Sorry. . .I'm asking you not to drink for only 31 days, this isnt 5 months or a year...

That being said, you have to temper your goals with a quality of life. What do youreally want for the next 31 days? To be as lean as possible? To fully enjoy yournew basement? To cut it in the middle and try to get a little lean and kind of enjoy the basement? Only you can decide.

But someone out there is going to stick to this program strict as hell and getincredible results. When they do, will you wish you had done the same? Only youknow the answer.

Q. What about flavored water, Vitamin Water 10, Gatorade or Propelcan I drink these? They are low calorie and no sugar...

A. The problem with these drinks is that instead of sugar, they have HighFructose Corn Syrup (HFCS) which is even worse for your body than sugar.

It's some BAD stuff. They will inhibit your fat loss goals as much or more than

sugar will. Stay away from these.

If you need some flavor with your water, squeeze a lemon or some lemon juiceinto it!

Q. Can we eat corn?

A. Consider corn a grain carb source and eat it only post workout. Personally I'mnot a big fan of corn, it doesnt have much nutritional value to it and will only make you fat.

Q. Can you give me an estimate for calories/fats/carbs/proteinsthroughout the day?

A. Sorry I can't. I don't count calories, and I dont want you to have to go throughthe HELL of counting calories either. If you're eating REAL foods in well balanced proportions, there is no reason to count calories.




Use a weekly weigh in and a detailed food journal instead. If at the end of the week you haven’t seen improvement in your fat loss and your workouts have been intense, then you know the answer lies in your diet. Cut back! It’s only 31days. You can do it!

Q. I'm feeling weak and tired after switching to your diet. Im alsohaving cravings for carbs and sugars like crazy, is this normal?

A. The first 7-10 days of the nutrition plan are going to be the hardest. Your body will need to adjust since you are probably used to eating a lot of processedcarbs and a lot of sugar.

It'll feel like going through withdrawal and it might be HELL for you. It's noteasy. But there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Just like going through a tough breakup, you'll get over it and feel normal again. The first 7-10 days are with outa doubt the hardest. Don't give in.

My best tip for curing cravings is to eat more healthy fats (olive oil, avocado,

nuts) and drink a lot of water...

Pineapple, strawberries and apples with a small amount of peanut butter are alsoall good foods to help curb sweet cravings...

Q. I dont have a pull up bar, is there anything I can substitute forthem?

A. Yeh I have a few suggestions. If you can do pullups and have a sturdy door,put a towel over the top of that and do pull ups on there. It's a little ghetto but it works.

You can also do body rows. Body rows can be done in a number of ways. You canhold on to the underside of a table and pull yourself up. You can put a bar/baseball bat across two chairs and pull yourself up. You can have a partnerhold their arms out and you hold onto them at the wrists and pull yourself up.Each one of these would be fine.

Q. Why does this workout plan and diet produce results?

During a long slow cardio session, whether that be walking, biking, swimming, or

running, your body uses calories during the exercise. And on a long enoughsession, you may burn more calories in a long slow session than in a short intensesession. But only during the exercise period.

Once you stop running or biking, your metabolism will not stay elevated and your body will no longer burn extra calories. But with the high intensity intervaltraining, your metabolism will be cranked, and your body will continue to use




extra calories for long after the exercise session is complete.

So for total caloric expenditure, including during and after the exercise session,short intense training will beat long slow cardio every time.

Q. How Does Eliminating Grains And Dairy Lead To Fat Loss?

What we are dealing with here is your body’s insulin response to food. When youeat foods that are high in carbohydrates such as rice, pasta, bread, oatmeal,potatoes, and dairy, there is a resulting spike in your blood sugar level. Thesefoods are said to have a high glycemic index.

Your body uses glucose (blood sugar) for fuel. When there is an excess amount of glucose present, your body releases insulin which causes the unused fuel to bestored in the liver and muscles as glycogen. When you have this storage supply of fuel present, your body will use this first when it requires an energy source.This means your body will use the stored glycogen for energy INSTEAD of body fat.

To lose body fat, your body must use it as energy. And this will not happen if youhave large reserves of a preferred energy source from eating high carbohydratefoods like grains and dairy. So when you eat foods with a high carbohydratecontent your blood sugar spikes, there is a corresponding insulin release, whichresults in the storage of fuel that your body prefers over body fat.

This is not to say that you should not eat carbohydrates. It is to say that youshould get your carbohydrates from sources that do not have the same resulting blood sugar spike. These foods have a low glycemic index and include almost all vegetables. They certainly include my two favorite vegetables for fat loss: spinach

and broccoli. They also include many fruits including apples and berries.

To summarize: Eating grains and dairy results in your body having reserves of fuel that it will use instead of body fat.




Success Stories

Loses 5 lbs in 15 days...

I had never seriously committed working out before, and I didn't know where to begin. Then one day, I was surfing the internet, and found your site.

Your no nonsense, down to earth training philosophy intrigued me. Even better,I found specific instructions on both diet and exercise, with everything spelledout so even I, a beginner, could follow it on my own.

Before I began my fitness training, I was always tired, struggled with depression,and never felt strong physically. Physical activity and working out were always adrudgery, but I knew that in medical school and as a future physician, I would

need to not only be mentally capable, but in good physical health as well. It wastime to make a change, and Vic gave me the tools to do that.

At first, I was skeptical, because I thought there was no way a couch potato likeme could stick with a workout plan, but I did!

These workouts are fun and intense, not boring like running on an elliptical machine and watching the clock. The workouts are short so I could fit them intomy busy schedule, and I never felt like I didn't know what to do.

In a very short time, I have already seen results. I feel much stronger, have moreenergy, and in 15 days, I've lost 5 pounds!

This is the only workout program I've ever done that I have actually enjoyed. Thisis coming from a tv watching, video game playing, regular woman.

Vic changed my life. If I can do it, you can do it.

- name removed, Female 28 years old

Michael Passes The Marine Corps Fitness Test Using




The 31 Day Fat Loss Cure...

This was a fantastic experience. I did the “Advanced Workout” and lost 7.2pounds while simultaneously training for an informal Marine Corps PhysicalFitness test.

For that, I ended up scoring 247 out of 300 possible points, far exceeding my goalof 225 points. Going forward, I plan on following the nutrition guidelines (givingmyself two cheat meals, one cheat snack, and one alcoholic drink per week, norollovers)

The toughest thing about the program was the nutrition. I now realize how muchcrap I was eating and how addicting all that bad food really is. I also learned justhow tasty good foods can be in their unprocessed forms and actually get a kick out of counting the number of almonds that I eat.

During the program, I was introduced to Tabasco Chipotle pepper sauce and

found it to be awesome with hard-boiled eggs and avocados. I also acquaintedmyself with all the different varieties of apples that are available to us anddiscovered just how satisfying a whole cucumber can be when you’re hungry andthirsty.

Thanks again, Vic, for putting together a program that will continue to change my life!

-Michael




Section C

Vic's Top 10 Tips From TheTrenches

Here are my top 10 must follow laws for getting the best results possible.

This isn't some B.S. Hype, this is hard hitting info that will help you finally getreal results.

After training hundreds of people 1 on 1 in my gym for the past 6 years, I've seen what works and what doesn't for fat loss.

Ive boiled it down to the essentials... and here are my top 10 tips that you need tofollow if you want to get results.

1. If you neglect the nutritional guidelines – you will NOT seeresults. I can't emphasize this enough. If I could shout this at you with a bullhorn right now, I would. You will not see ANY results if you go half assed on thenutrition plan. Fat loss boils down to 80% nutrition and 20% working out.

There is not a workout in the world that can out train a bad diet. Stick to thenutrition plan I provide and you will see results. I guarantee it.

2. Do not skip workouts! Sounds simple right? Its amazing how many people complain that they don't have enough time for these workouts. Really?

President Obama has time to workout for 45 minutes per day 6 days a week. I'massuming his schedule may be a bit more taxing than any of ours.

Plan your workouts in advance. Make a specific time each day for the workoutand stick to it. If that means getting up 25 minutes earlier than do it! You mustdevote time to your health if you want to get rid of your body fat. If it helps get your spouse/boyfriend/girlfriend and kids involved.

Make a time to workout and stick to it!

3. Prepare your meals in advance. This was the biggest change a lot of

my clients and readers of my site made that helped them finally get results.

I work 12-15 hours everyday, so I know how easy it is to grab something fromSubway or Panera when you're in a hurry. But if you keep that habit up, yourresults will always stay the same. It's the truth.

I like to cook 3 days worth of meals on Sundays and then package them up in the




fridge. Things like salads, vegetables, chicken dishes, pork and fish can all becooked ahead of time.

Keep plenty of fruits, nuts and frozen vegetables on hand for quick snacks that you can take on the run

4. Make sure you eat a good breakfast everyday. Remember how mom used to say breakfast is the most important meal of the day? Well she'sright for several reasons.

If you start your day off with a good, healthy meal you will be MUCH less likely to eat like crap the rest of the day. The same goes for your workouts. Men'sHealth did a study and 67% of people that missed their first workout of the week ended up missing another one that week.

Bad food choices usually lead to more bad food choices. Make sure your breakfast is a healthy meal and the rest of your day will be easy :)

5. Stay away from the booze for 31 days . Listen I love beer and red wine as much as the next guy, but when I'm trying to get lean and mean I alwayscut the alcohol out of my diet.

Alcohol lowers your inhibitions, which usually leads to more booze and bad foodchoices. How many times have you gotten all liqoured up and made your friendstop at the drive thru on the way home from the bar? I know I've been there.

If people question why you're not drinking, either tell em the truth or tell 'em you're the designated driver for the night. There's no shame in taking some time

away from the alcohol. Your body will love you for it.

6. Fight through the tough times. Making a major change in your life isnot easy. There will be a few times when you'll just want to say “screw it” andgive up.

These are the times that separate the winners from the losers. I read this quote a while back and I think it really sums this part up.

“In order to excel at anything, there are always hurdles, obstacles, or challengesone must get past. It's what bodybuilders call the pain period. Those who push

themselves, and are willing to face pain, exhaustion, humiliation, rejection, or worse, are the ones who become champions. The rest are left on the sidelines”

Every time you workout, or shove something into your mouth you're making adecision to be a winner or a loser. Remember that...

7. Stop being a victim. This is the “weird” mindset trick I was talking




about. Once you get this, you'll understand what it takes to get results that lastforever...

Everyone that has a problem with their weight or how their body looks, alwayshas an irrational reason outside of themselves to blame for them being that way.

It's a TOUGH pill to swallow. Basically by not being where we want to be in life we rationalize it to ourselves by blaming our problem on something else. Thatcould be our genetics, our metabolism, our job, not having enough time, nothaving enough money....or whatever. Everyone does this, and sometimes we won't even admit these things to ourselves because by doing so we are admittingthat we failed. But by rationalizing our problem we allow ourselves to put the blame on something or someone else.

Like I said this is the harsh reality and a tough pill to swallow. It hit me like a tonof bricks when I first realized this.

Don't let yourself be a victim, and don't rationalize why you're in the spot you are

in now. Focus on the positive changes you're making in your life and the benefitsthat are coming about because of them.

8. Get help from other people – I've preached this for the last year on my website and to my clients at the gym... a social support group with like mindedgoals is NECESSARY to getting the body you want.

Most people in this world don't have the guts like you and me to make a changein our lives. They just sit on the sidelines, make excuses and spew negativecomments towards the action takers like us.

If you're always surrounded by negative people who don't believe in what you'redoing you'll probably never get the REAL results you want.

Whatever route you choose, make sure you surround yourself with people whocan help you reach your goal.

9. Picture yourself in your new body. That prolly sounds “new-agey” orsomething a weirdo self help author would tell you, but guess what? It works.

Your mind has incredible power, and you really need to start thinking like a lean

person if you want to have lasting results. The mindset difference between a leanperson and a fat person is a complete 180.

Picture the difference between how a a beautiful girl thinks when she's at a bar,and how a guy who's a virgin thinks when he's at the bar.

If a guy approaches the beautiful girl, she's prolly thinking “oh geez, this guy




thinks he can pick me up? I'm way out of his league”

Now let's take the guy who's a virgin and put him in the same situation. He'ssitting at the end of the bar, and a cute girl walks across the bar, makes eyecontact with him and he knows she's coming to talk to him.

What do you think is going on in his head?

He's prolly like “oh god, what's she doing coming over here? Oh god, I dontknow what to say, man this is gonna suck”

See that?

Same situation, yet two completely different outlooks on it.

This is the same difference between the fat person mindset and the thin personmindset.

You can overcome this mindset by visualizing the person you want to be. Take 5minutes each morning and think about the person you really want to be. Makesure you FEEL what it's like to be that person. How will your life be different? Will you get more attention at the pool? Will your boyfriend/girlfriend/spousefind you more attractive?

Do this for 5 minutes everyday, and you'll be amazed at the breakthrough you'llhave. If it helps cut out pictures of how you'd like to look and look at them eachtime you do your visualizations.

10. Follow the nutritional guidelines – Sound familiar? Well I put this

one on here twice cause it's that important. If you do all of the workouts andfollow the nutritional guidelines, you'll have a smoking body in just 4 weeks.

Trust me, you won't believe the difference.

11. BONUS - Take a picture before you start and then one after the 31 days. You might not want to do that at this point, but I PROMISE you after your body has changed, you'll want to show everyone your old picture.

Ive seen this time and time again with my clients. They HATE getting that firstpicture taken, but 4 weeks later they carry that damn thing with them everywhere

they go to show everyone how much weight they've lost.

As your body changes you might not recognize the changes in the mirror, but if you see them in front of you in a picture you'll be shocked at the transformation you've made.

And if you want to share them with me (I LOVE to see success stories and




pictures) just shoot them to me in an email [email protected]

If you send me your before & after pictures, I'll send you a shirt from my blogGym Junkies. The shirt says “Treadmills are for gerbils”. Take a look at the shirt below & an example of what your before & after pics should look like.


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Success Stories

Luana loses 10 lbs and increases her energy...

Hi, Vic!

I got results from this challenge that i would never have reached in six months!!!

The new eating habits gave me more energy and i felt so much better after i cutthe carbs from my meals. And i never looked back..

The few times i ate something with sugar in it, i felt physically bad after a whileand got even more turned off by sodas and cakes.

And the workout plan gave me a new love for workouts in general, after have

done the same repetitive workouts á la gerbil style on the treadmills/ellipticals!

I lost 10 pounds. incredible. Thanks for the help!

- Luana

Andy loses 10+ lbs and 3.5 inches off his waist...

I did the Beginner workout... I was going to wait until June to do this challenge -

but I am so glad I didn’t.

I have lost 10+ pounds, 3.5 inches off my waist. Which is really almost all of the weight I needed to lose. I eat much, much healthier (though I modified the diet with more carbs than allowed).

I just bought a 300lb Olympic weight set and bench/squat rack and today Istarted the bonus strength training program. And I will be playing basketballtwice a week.

This site is amazing and I have recommended it to just about everyone I know.

Thanks Vic!

– Andy




Eric loses 9 lbs...

Vic,

I wanted to once again thank you for doing this challenge. I lost a total of 9pounds for the month and feel great.

During the month I was able to kick my habit of diet soda and energy drinks. After completing this month I have no desire to have either of these drinks. I amnow drinking water or tea and my body feels so much better.

My challenge is not yet over as I am hoping to lose another 15 pounds in the nextcouple months.

Thanks

Eric

Sue Boosts her Confidence!

Vic,

So enjoyed the challenge. Ended up losing a lot of fat around my waist, which wasgreat. But for me, the best part of your challenge was that it really made me focuson the mental side/discipline of sticking to a program.

In the beginning, doing some of the workouts at the speed you required wastough, but I realized my body could do way more than my head was allowing.

Once I got out of my own way, everything really clicked and while it’s not an easy program, I know I can finish each workout and look to improve in the future.

Thanks so much for all your encouragement and no b.s.

Sue




Section D

Which Workout Should I Do?

If you are confused about which workout is right for YOU, then this page willhelp you...

I made 4 workouts for you, 2 beginner fat loss workouts, 2 advanced workouts.The fat loss workouts have a gym and a bodyweight version. So no matter whatequipment (or lack there of) you have, you can do one of these plans.

None of the workouts in these plans will take you very long either. Most of them you should finish in 15-25 minutes...

NOTE: If you are out of shape, and basically sedentary all day, even the beginner workout may be too tough for you at this point. As an addition, I addeda 2 week warm up to get you ready for the beginner's workout.

If that is still too hard for you because of injuries or you just dont move as well as you used to, then try the “Low Impact” 31 Day Program in this manual...

Many of the people who bought this manual previously, have suggested that this would help them to get started.

Here's how you should determine which workout is for you...

• Low Impact Workout – This workout was specifically designed for the 60,70

and 80 year olds that have emailed me in the past saying that due to injuries their bodies can not even perform a bodyweight squat. So I created this Low Impact 31day program that is perfect for anyone who really wants to get in shape, yet their body won't let them perform most of the basic bodyweight exercises.

• Sedentary Warm Up – This is a 2 week warm up for people who have either

not exercised in a long time, or for people who are used to doing long slow cardioand the Beginner Bodyweight program is too tough for you at this point. Start withthis warm up and then progress to the Beginner Bodyweight program!

• Beginner Bodyweight Workout – This workout is for anyone who

doesnt have a gym membership or has a limited amount of home equipment.These workouts require no equipment at all. If you want to lose fat without agym, then start with this workout.

• Beginner Gym Workout – This workout is for anyone who wants to




lose fat while working out at a gym. I suggest you start with this workout if you're doing the gym plan. The advanced gym workout is VERY hard. If you'redebating between the gym and bodyweight workout, I would recommend the gym workout, it will yield better results. (You can see videos of John & Lyndsey doingthis program on the site here)

• Advanced Bodyweight Workout – This workout is for people who are

already in good shape, yet don't have a gym to use. This is a very hard workout,so if you're not in great shape already I would suggest starting with the beginner's workout. This is intended for someone who has low bodyfat (under 12%), and islooking to lose that last bit of bodyfat.

• Advanced Gym Workout – This is by far the toughest workout in the

manual. The advanced gym workouts is for people who are already in goodshape, and who are looking to lose the last bit of bodyfat. If you have a gym touse, the gym workout will yield better results than the bodyweight workouts will.


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Section E

Low Impact Workouts For Active Seniors With Injury Problems

&

2 Week Warm Up For Sedentary Individuals

This section is split into 2 different sections.

There is a workout plan for active seniors with injury problems and also a sperate workout plan for sedentary individuals who need a 2 week warm up before theBeginner Bodyweight Workout.

Low Impact Workout For Active Seniors With Injury Problems

Warm Up

Warm up before the workout with 1-3 minutes of marching in place. Get yourknees up with each step as high as feels comfortable.

Here are the workouts. Below the description of all of the workouts is your 31Day Workout Plan!

Workout A: Lie Down, Stand Up.

Find an open space such as you living room floor. Lie down flat on your back with your legs straight out. Now stand up in whatever manner you can do sosafely. Roll to your side and use your hands for support, rest when you get to your knees, pull yourself up by the back of the couch. . . however you can make itto a full standing position from the floor – make it happen.

If the lie down, stand up drill is too difficult then do the sit down, stand up. Find




a chair or other sturdy surface to sit on that is just slightly challenging to get outof. Take a seat on the surface and then return to the standing position in whatever manner you can do so safely.

Repeat the lie down, stand up (or sit down, stand up if needed) as many times as you can in 5 – 10 minutes.

Workout B: Wall Push Ups With Partial Squats.

Wall Push Ups, 5 reps. For the wall push up, place your hands flat on a wall with

arms straight. Now take a few small steps away from the wall - the farther away your feet are from the wall, the more difficult the exercise will be. With your body straight, bend at the elbow until your nose is almost touching the wall.Bring your feet closer to the wall if you cannot get your nose close to the wall withthe push up.

Partial Squats, 10 reps. Stand so that your feet are about shoulder’s width apart

and your toes are turned slightly out. Bend at the knees as if you were going to sitin a chair as far down as feels comfortable. Using an object such as the arm of acouch (your butt should just touch it at the bottom of each squat) as a target can be helpful in keeping the depth of your partial squat consistent.

Repeat Wall Push Ups for 5 reps, Partial Squats for 10 reps as many cycles aspossible in 2 – 10 minutes. Rest as needed during the duration of the workout.

Workout C: 52 Pick Up.

This is a game my dad used to play with me when I was a kid. He would take adeck of cards, scatter them across the floor, and then I would try to pick them upas fast as I could.

You don’t have to use a deck of cards, and you don’t need exactly 52 items to pick up. You can use a handful of coins, a box of pencils, or any number of smallitems.

Take your items and spread them across a low surface that is slightly challengingto bend towards – this might be your coffee table, a row of chairs you set up, or if you’re up to it - the floor itself.

Now pick up the items one at a time in a swift yet safe manner. Try to use yourlegs as much as possible in the process, bending at the knee as much as your




body allows. Once you have picked up all of the items, lay them back out andrepeat the process for the designated time.

Do this drill for 4 – 10 minutes.

Workout D: One Minute Drill.

Perform the Wall Push Up for as many repetitions as you can in 1 minute. Youmay rest as needed, but get back to work as soon as you feel up to it. Record thenumber of reps you do and try to beat that number each time you do Workout D.

After the one minute of Wall Push Ups, take a break for 1 – 3 minutes. After the break perform the Partial Squat for as many repetitions as you can in 1 minute. As with the Wall Push Ups, you may rest as needed, but get back to work as soonas you feel up to it.

Record the number of reps you do and try to beat that number each time you do Workout D.

31 Day Workout Plan

You will perform the workouts in order, taking a day off between each work out.

1. Workout A

2. OFF

3. Workout B

4. OFF

5. Workout C

6. OFF

7. Workout D




8. Off

9. Workout A

10.OFF

11.Workout B

12.OFF

13.Workout C

14.OFF

15.Workout D

16.Off

17.Workout A

18.OFF

19.Workout B

20.OFF

21.Workout C

22.OFF

23.Workout D




24.Off

25.Workout A

26.OFF

27.Workout B

28.OFF

29.Workout C

30.OFF

31.Workout D

2 Week Warm Up For Sedentary Individuals

This section was added specifically for people who have not worked out in a longtime and who are basically sedentary most of the day at their job.

After I released the first version of this manual, a few people said the beginner's workouts were too hard for them and they were way too sore to even continue.Based on that, I realized there was a need for a 2 week warm-up to prep peoplefor their 31 day workout plan.

During the warm up you will still be able to lose fat, as long as you follow thenutrition plan I've provided later in this manual. So don't worry you won't haveto wait any longer to see results. This warm up will get you results and transition you perfectly into the beginner workout.

For the warm up, I'm going to ask you to train 4x per week. Don't do any additional cardio or strength workouts on your own. These bodyweight workouts




will be enough to get you ready.

Exercises

Squat, Pushup, Burpee – Instructional videos here

Day 1 – Squats x 10 – Rest for 20 seconds

Repeat this cycle for 4 times.

Day 3 - Pushups x 10 (or as many as you can do) – Rest for 20 seconds

Repeat this cycle for 4 times

Day 5 – 20 baby burpees – time how long it takes you to complete all 20 baby

burpees.

Day 8 – 10 squats/5 push ups – this equals one superset. Rest after eachsuperset for 30 seconds. Repeat the superset for 4 cycles.

Day 10 – 25 baby burpees – time how long it takes you to complete all 25 baby burpees

Day 12 – 5 squats/3 push ups/ 1 baby burpee - repeat this cycle 5 times, rest

whenever you need to


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Section F

Beginners Bodyweight Program

(At Home Workout)Equipment needed

None. Just an open area like your living room or your lawn

Who is this for?

This is for anyone who wants to lose the most amount of body fat possible, buthas no access to a gym or equipment. All of these exercises can be done in yourliving room, office or a hotel room.

I’m not even going to throw in dips, pull ups, or body rows since we’re going witha complete “no equipment” mentality. This means we will not be doing any upper body pulling movements which is far from ideal.

However with maximum weight loss being the goal, a month without pulls is acalculated casualty. If you do have a pull up bar, feel free to add them to the workouts.

Oh, and I don’t want to hear a single peep about there being no “ab” exercises. Tolose weight you need maximum caloric expenditure and that weak-ass crunch

isn’t going to cut it. These exercises will chisel your abs better than any crunchever could.

I’m also asking you to abandon long slow cardio for the 31 days. Unless you arefinding some mental or spiritual clarity in your 30 minute treadmill treks, STOPIT NOW! If you are not satisfied with your results after following my 31 day plan, you can always return to the pretty red lights of the treadmill dashboard.

For each workout day you should do NO OTHER exercises besides the warm upand the workout that day. No “cardio” on the treadmill, no crunches or ab work.Nothing... If you're not tired after these workouts you're either not pushing

yourself hard enough (go faster!) or you're already in great shape and need tomove to the advanced program.

Here are the 6 exercises for the Beginner-Intermediate Home workout...

6 Exercises: Squat, Lunge, Push Up, Hop Scotch, Baby Burpee andSquat Jump. Instructional videos for the exercises are here...


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The push up may be done from the knees if you can’t do a regular pushup.

Warm up

Warm Up before the workout with 3-5 minutes of jumping jacks or jogging inplace.

Workout A:

Squat: 25 reps or as many as possible before a rest is needed - which ever comesfirst.

Hop Scotch: 30 seconds of max effort.

Push Up: 25 reps or as many as possible before a rest is needed - which evercomes first.

Hop Scotch: 30 seconds of max effort.

Repeat the 4 exercise cycle for 4 - 8 rounds.

Workout B:

Baby Burpee.: 30 seconds of baby burpees (rest if needed) then take 30 secondsof rest.

Repeat 4 - 12 times.

Workout C:

Lunge: 15 reps each leg or as many as possible.

Hop Scotch : 30 seconds.

Push Up: 25 reps or as many as possible.

Hop Scotch: 30 seconds.

Repeat cycle 4 - 8 rounds.

Workout D:

Squat Jump : 30 seconds of squat jumps (rest as needed) then take 30 seconds of rest.

Repeat 4 - 12 times.




Workout E:

Lunge: 10 reps each leg.

Baby Burpee: 10 reps.

Repeat 5 - 7 times.

Workout F:

Squat Jump: Do as many reps as you can in 10 minutes. Rest as needed and keeptrack of the reps completed. Try to beat your last rep count each time this workout comes up.

Workout G:

Tabata Intervals of the following:

Hop Scotch

Squat

Baby Burpee

Push Up

A tabata interval is 20 seconds of one exercise (quick pace) followed by 10seconds of rest. You should do this for each exercise for 4 minutes. Your entire

workout will take 16 minutes.

So one tabata would look like this...

20 seconds of hop scotch, 10 seconds of rest (do this for a full 4 minutes)

And then move on to the squat....

20 seconds of squats, 10 second of rest (do this for a full 4 minutes)

And then move on to the Baby Burpee

20 seconds of baby burpees, 10 seconds of rest (do this for a full 4 minutes) And then move on to the pushup

20 seconds of pushups, 10 seconds of rest (do this for a full 4 minutes)

There's your entire workout in just 16 minutes!




Your workouts for the 31 days will be 4 days of workouts, followed by one day off,followed by 3 days of workouts.

On your day off make sure you REST and try to not do any physical activity.

31 Day Workout Plan

Day 1. Workout A

Day 2. Workout B

Day 3. Workout C

Day 4. Workout D

Day 5. OFF

Day 6. Workout E

Day 7. Workout F

Day 8. Workout G

Day 9. OFF

Day 10. Workout A

Day 11. Workout B

Day 12. Workout C

Day 13. Workout D

Day 14. OFF

Day 15. Workout E

Day 16. Workout F

Day 17. Workout G

Day 18. OFF

Day 19. Workout A




Day 20. Workout B

Day 21. Workout C

Day 22. Workout D

Day 23. OFF

Day 24. Workout E

Day 25. Workout F

Day 26. Workout G

Day 27. OFF

Day 28. Workout A

Day 29. Workout B

Day 30. Workout C

Day 31. Workout D




Section G

Beginner Program

(Gym Program)

For the gym workout, I’m going to ask you to train three days per week in thegym- And get out of the gym and train for 2 - 3 other days.

What you do on the days out of the gym are up to you, but I suggest they beintense activities that you enjoy. Examples include rugby, martial arts, full court basketball, and hill sprints. These days are designated by OYO which stands forOn Your Own.

If you are new to the gym, I strongly encourage you to get a coach or trainer toshow you the proper technique for each of the designated movements. You canfind a qualified trainer to show you how to squat, deadlift, shoulder press, cleanand bench in about 1-1.5 hours.

If you don't have access to a trainer (or the money to pay one) asking someone at your gym who regularly does squats and deadlifts is a good idea. If they tell youto use the Smith Machine, walk slowly the other way and never talk to themagain.

You can also check the instructional videos I have filmed, but nothing is going to

beat a live coach.

Another idea that a lot of people use is to get a broomstick and practice in yourliving room while watching the instructional videos. This will help you topractice without the potential of getting hurt.

That being said, the first workout gives you the opportunity for a little practiceand lays the groundwork for the month to come.

Warm Up Before Each Workout

Warm up by doing 3-5 minutes of one of the following… jump rope, jumping jacks or using a rower machine.

Instructional Videos

Here are the videos for each exercise in this workout plan


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More Videos

You can watch me put John & Lyndsey through this 4 week program on videohere

Workout X

Do three sets of 8 - 10 reps of each of the following movements:Deadlift, Bench

Press, Squat, Body Row , Lunge, Push Press. Use a barbell for squats and deadlifts.

Use a barbell or dumbbells for bench press, lunges, and push press. Use a weight that will allow at least 8 reps but not 11. For the body rows, do as many reps as possible for three sets.

Don’t rest more than 1 minute between sets. Consider this laying thegroundwork for the month ahead.

Workout A

Deadlift: 10 reps

Baby Burpee 20 reps

Repeat 4 times as fast as possible. Rest where needed.

Use 65% of 1 rep max for deadlift if known. If not known, use weight that wouldallow 12 - 15 reps for one set.

Workout B

squat: max reps or 20 - which ever comes first.

push press: max reps.

Set a bar up with a weight that you could push press for about 8 reps. Use thatsame weight for squats and the push press. Rerack the bar between movements, but get to work on the next exercise as soon as you can.

Repeat for 5 sets, resting 1 minute after each push press set.

Workout C

bench press, bodyweight Squat, Body Row, Squat Jump.

Set the Bench Press bar up with a weight you can do about 10 reps with on your








first set.

Do max repetitions with each movement. Stop at 25 for the bodyweight squats if fatigue not reached by then. Stop at 20 for the squat jumps.

Take a 1 minute break after Squat Jumps. Repeat 4 times.

Workout D

deadlift 10 reps

Squat Jump 20 reps


Use 65% of your 1 rep max (the most you can lift for 1 rep) for deadlift if known.If not known, use weight that would allow 12 - 15 reps for one set.

Workout E

Power Clean and Press.

Use a dumbbell weight that allows 6 - 8 reps for one set. Complete as many repsas possible in 12 minutes.

Workout F

bench press, Lunge, Body Row, Baby Burpee.

Set the Bench Press bar up with a weight you can do about 10 reps with on yourfirst set.

Use dumbells for the lunges that you can do 8 - 10 reps each leg on the first set.Using body weight only is acceptable if that’s what it takes to get to 8 reps.

Do max repetitions with each movement. Stop at 20 for the baby burpees if fatigue not reached by then.

Take a 1 minute break after baby burpees. Repeat 4 times.

31 Day Workout Schedule

1. Workout X

2. OYO




3. OFF

4. Workout A

5. OYO

6. Workout B

7. OYO

8. Workout C

9. OYO

10. OFF

11. Workout D

12. OYO

13. Workout E

14. OYO

15. Workout F

16. OYO

17. OFF

18. Workout A

19. OYO

20. Workout B

21. OYO

22. Workout C

23. OYO

24. OFF

25. Workout D

26. OYO




27. Workout E

28. OYO

29. Workout F

30. OYO

31. Workout X or OFF - up to you!




Section H

Advanced Fat Loss Workout

(Bodyweight Only)Equipment needed

None

Who is this for?

This is for all of you guys & Gals who are already pretty low on the body fatpercentage but wanted to get that last bit of fat gone to put you in the single

digits.

You must be meticulous with your diet and brutal with your workouts to get theresults you seek in 31 days. But it can be done!

I’ve laid out the workouts assuming you’re already in pretty good shape, so someof the exercises are pretty advanced. I’m also assuming you have no equipment -not even a pull up bar. If you have a pull up bar, feel free to add pullups to your workouts once or twice per week.

Accordingly, these workouts are unfortunately a bit heavy in the upper body pushing movements. If you feel any signs of overuse in your shoulders, skip theupper body movement for a day or two but maintain the lower body movementsat full intensity.

Warm Up Before Each Workout

You should warm up each day with 3-5 minutes of jumping jacks or jogging inplace.

Instructional Videos For This Workout

Here are the instructional videos to the exercises in this workout

Workout A

5 push ups, 10 lunge jumps (5 each leg), 15 squats.

Repeat as many times as possible in 15 minutes. Use a stopwatch so you cancalculate your time and try to beat it the next time.


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Workout B

1 deck squat/2 lunges/1 handstand pushup combo

Repeat as many times as possible in 15 minutes.

Workout C

5 divebombers, 10 tuck jumps.


Workout D

Tabata: Burpee, squats, lunge jumps, push ups.

Here is how this tabata works…

20 seconds of burpees then 10 seconds of rest (repeat this for 4 minutes total)

20 seconds of squats then 10 seconds of rest (repeat this for 4 minutes total)

20 seconds of lunge jumps then 10 seconds of rest (repeat this for 4 minutestotal)

20 seconds of pushups then 10 seconds of rest (repeat for 4 minutes total)

This workout should take you 16 minutes total to complete…

Workout E

handstand push up, max reps or 20 reps - which ever comes first.


Deck squat, max reps or 20 reps.


Repeat 5 - 8 times.

Workout F

5 divebombers, 10 lunge jumps (5 each leg).





Workout G1

Push & Burp (video & explanation on the video page at the link above)

Workout G2

deck squat-burpee combo. As many as possible in 10 minutes.

Workout G3

100 Burpees for time. Complete in the least amount of time possible, rest whereneeded.

Breaks down over 31 days like this. . .

Follow a 4 days on, one day off, 3 days on, one day off cycle as follows:

31 Day Workout Schedule

Day 1. Workout A

Day 2. Workout B

Day 3. Workout C

Day 4. Workout D

Day 5. OFF

Day 6. Workout E

Day 7. Workout F

Day 8. Workout G1

Day 9. OFF

Day 10. Workout A

Day 11. Workout B

Day 12. Workout C

Day 13. Workout D




Day 14. OFF

Day 15. Workout E

Day 16. Workout F

Day 17. Workout G2

Day 18. OFF

Day 19. Workout A

Day 20. Workout B

Day 21. Workout C

Day 22. Workout D

Day 23. OFF

Day 24. Workout E

Day 25. Workout F

Day 26. Workout G3

Day 27. OFF

Day 28. Workout A

Day 29. Workout B

Day 30. Workout C

Day 31. Workout D




Section I

Advanced Workout(For the gym)

Who is this for?

For the advanced workout, I’m going to ask you to train three days per week inthe gym. And get out of the gym for 2 - 3 other days and do workouts on yourown.

The advanced workout requires you have a gym (or a full squat rack, barbell andplates at home)

What you do on the days out of the gym are up to you, but I suggest they beintense activities that you enjoy. Examples include rugby, martial arts, full court

basketball, hill sprints, intense swimming or bike sprints. Make sure whatever itis that you do, that it's INTENSE and quick. No long, slow cardio!!! These daysare designated by OYO on the workout plan which stands for On Your Own.

As far as the gym workouts go, they are intense. This is the “advanced” programafter all. This is for all of you trying to get that last bit of fat off the belly. And I’massuming you know your way around the gym. But in case you need to getreacquainted, I’ve designated Workout X, just for that purpose.

You can watch me coach Arvin through this workout program for 4 weeks at thislink on my site...

Here are the workouts, the workout schedule follows below...

Instructional Videos

Here are the instructional videos for this workout

More Videos

You can watch me put Arvin through this workout for 4 weeks on the site here

Workout X

Do three sets of 8 - 10 reps of each of the following movements:Deadlift, Bench

Press, Squat, Pull Up, Lunge, Push Press. Use a barbell for squats and deadlifts. Usea barbell or dumbbells for bench press, lunges, and push press. Use a weight that will allow at least 8 reps but not 11. For the pull ups, do as many reps as possiblefor three sets. Don’t rest more than 1 minute between sets. Consider this laying


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the groundwork for the month ahead.

Workout A

Deadlift 10 reps

Burpee 20 reps


Use 65% of your 1 rep max for deadlift if known. If not known, use weight that would allow 12 - 15 reps for one set.

Workout B

Squat: max reps or 20 - which ever comes first.

Push Press: max reps.

Lunge: max reps or 10 each leg - which ever comes first.

dips: max reps.

Repeat 4 times resting 1 minute after the dips.

Set a bar up with a weight that you could push press for about 8 reps. Use thatsame weight for squats, push press, and lunges. Rerack the bar betweenmovements, but get to work on the next exercise as soon as you can.

Workout C

Man Maker

Use a set of 20 - 30 lb dumbbells and complete as many rounds as possible in 10minutes. You should try to hit around 35-40 reps. If you're getting 50+ reps you'll need to up your weight the next time you do this workout.

Workout D

Deadlift 10 reps, Hang Power Clean 5 reps, Front Squat 10 reps, Push Press 5 reps.

Set a bar up with a weight you can hang power clean for about 8 reps.

Complete as many rounds as possible in 15 minutes. Resting and setting the bardown as needed.

Workout E




Bench Press, Lunge , pull ups, tuck jumps.

Set the Bench Press bar up with a weight you can do about 10 reps with on yourfirst set.

Use dumbells for the lunges that you can do 8 - 10 reps with on the first set.

Do max repetitions with each movement. Stop at 20 for the tuck jumps if fatiguenot reached by then.

Take a 1 minute break after Tuck Jumps. Repeat 4 times.

Workout F

Power Clean and Press

Set a bar up with a weight that allows 6 - 8 reps for one set. Complete as many reps as possible in 12 minutes.

31 Day workout schedule

1. Workout X

2. OYO

3. OFF

4. Workout A

5. OYO

6. Workout B

7. OYO

8. Workout C

9. OYO

10. OFF

11. Workout D

12. OYO

13. Workout E




14. OYO

15. Workout F

16. OYO

17. OFF

18. Workout A

19. OYO

20. Workout B

21. OYO

22. Workout C

23. OYO

24. OFF

25. Workout D

26. OYO

27. Workout E

28. OYO

29. Workout F

30. OYO

31. Workout X or OFF - up to you!




Section J

Common Sense Nutrition

“What we eat has changed more in the past 50 years, than in the previous10,000”

- Michael Pollan, NYT Best Selling Author Of Omnivore's Dilemma

Drill this into your head right now...

Fat loss boils down to 80% nutrition and 20% workouts. If you just do your workouts and neglect your diet, you will NEVER see results. NEVER.

→No matter what you do, you can not out train a bad diet.

Tattoo it on your forehead if it helps. Just make sure you realize how important your nutrition is if you want to lose body fat and get a flat stomach.

Nutrition Essentials

My nutrition philosophy is simple and based on the results of hundreds of my clients and readers of my website. This nutritional guide has been proven to work over and over again.

Most people see results in the first 7 days. I've had clients lose as much as 11 lbsin the first week. I've had men and women who were in decent shape already,lose 7 lbs in the first week. This has been proven to work hundreds of times overand over again.

Again it's simple to follow, but not necessarily easy.

There will be times you'll want to say “screw it” and just give up. I'll be honest with you if you've been eating like crap, you'll probably have carb and sugarcravings for the first 3-7 days that may drive you bonkers.

But in just a few days your body will adjust and you'll see the best results of yourlife (side note: if you do have cravings try eating more healthy fats such as oliveoil, nuts and avocados)

Willpower is your best friend when it comes to nutrition. With this guide you'llknow what to do, you'll just have to make sure you DO IT!




My basic philosophy

The human body has not evolved much in the last few hundred years. Howeverour food, and the ingredients in our food has evolved at warp speed.

Everything is supersized, sweetened, preserved and pre packaged. Many of our

health problems over the past 50 years (especially obesity) can be attributed tothe fact that we're getting lazier and eating whatever is convenient.

I'm not above this either, trust me. I've gone through some incredibly roughperiods where I let my nutrition slip, and I went from looking like a Men's Healthcover model to an out of shape accountant who hasn't seen a gym in 10 years.

It's not hard to to eat whatever is in front of you.

Losing fat is an all out war, and you have to be prepared to fight some battles intough situations.

Like when you're out with friends at night, or if you're out to dinner with yourfamily. It's incredibly tough to skip over the fresh baked bread or the ice cold beers that are just a quarter tonight. I know the feeling. I've been there many times...

But just remember each time you cheat you're only cheating yourself. Every piece of bread or pasta you stuff in your mouth is pushing you one step furtheraway from losing your body fat, and getting the body you've always wanted.

My friend Tom Venuto likes to say, 3 seconds on the lips equals 164 hours on the

hips. Think about it... That's some powerful stuff.

How you should eat

My nutritional philosophy boils down to this. If a caveman couldn't have eaten it,then neither should you.

Chicken? Yes you can eat that. Steak? Yes you can eat that too. Cheeseburger?Nope, sorry I dont think a caveman could have found a bun to eat his burger on.

If it doesn't come from an animal or the ground, you should probably stay away

from it.

The reasoning for this is two fold. Most of the products that were created by mansuch as pasta and bread are very tough on our bodies. Our body was notdesigned to eat these things in such large quantities like most people do today.These foods also have a high amount of simple carbohydrates and calories inthem. A bowl of pasta with some creamy sauce can run you 1500 calories if




you're not careful.

I'm not a calorie counting type guy by any means, but I have a good sense of whatis going to keep me from losing weight and pasta + bread are two of the biggestculprits when it comes to weight gain.

Here's what you should eat

If at anytime you are confused about what to eat, then have a piece of protein,some fruit and a green vegetable. Example... Baked chicken with asparagus and aside of strawberries.

Go ahead and eat and drink the following with reckless abandon: These foods inthis list are some of my favorites that really amp up your fat burning (especially around your stomach)

•

Spinach• Broccoli

• Green, Red, or Yellow Pepper• Cucumber• Apples• Asparagus• Cauliflower• Green Beans• Kale• Celery • Pretty much any green leafy vegetable with the exception of iceberg lettuce• Water (you can also do black coffee and tea 2-3 times per day)

Eat 2 - 4 servings of the following throughout the day:

• Carrots• Bananas• Berries• Peaches• Plums• Oranges•

Pretty much any fresh fruit you like

Eat one 4 - 6 ounce (size and thickness of your palm) lean serving of thefollowing protein sources with each meal. Preparation should be grilled,steamed, baked, or stir fried - no breaded and fried foods!:

• Turkey breast




• Chicken breast• Steak • Pork • Fish• Eggs (2 or 3)

• Bacon (just don't eat 10 pieces in a day :)

• Turkey Bacon• Wild Game Or Fowl (goose, duck, deer, etc...)

Eat one serving of the following each day ( the first few are good snacks).

• Walnuts• Cashews• Natural peanut butter (no sugar added)• Almonds• Butter• Olive Oil

• Home Made Salad Dressing ( 2 parts olive oil, one part balsamic

vinegar...add in spices like oregano and garlic if you wish)

Eat starchy carbs such as oatmeal, brown rice, legumes and potatoes only with your meal that follows your workout and only in limited portion (you dont haveto eat this post workout, but if you want to this is the ONLY time I allow it)

• Oatmeal

• Brown rice• Legumes•

Potatoes• Other whole grain food items

What you should drink...

• Water (add some lemon for flavor)• Home made unsweetened Iced Tea (use lemon for flavor)• Black Coffee (no cream, no sugar)

Foods and drinks you ABSOLUTELY must stay away from

In this section there are a few foods that you absolutley positively must not eatduring your 31 day program.

Dairy, whole grains and sugar are the 3 biggest culprits of weight gain, but I'm




also gonna go over a few more that you might not be aware of.

• Whole Grains – If you've ever seen a feed lot (a gigantic corporate farm) you'll

know that in order to make the cows as fat as possible so they can get more meat out of them, they feed them whole grains for the last 30 days before the slaughter.

Most of the cows gain anywhere from 100-150 lbs in just those final 30 days because of the grains.

Now if a cow can gain that much weight in 30 days, just think how much weight youcan gain in a year... or 5 years by eating whole grains.

Im willing to bet most people gain at least 5-10 lbs a year from whole grains alone.

Some of the main culprits that you must stay away from are bread, pasta, cereal, pizzaand rice.

If you're using something with a label on it make sure it does not have “wheat” in theproduct.

• Dairy – Most people think dairy is good for you and promotes “strong healthy bones”. Well I'm here to tell you, most of it is bullsh*t and a lot of it is just marketinghype by the American Dairy Association.

In EVERY client I've ever coached, they've seen significant fat loss and gained moreenergy when they cut dairy out of their diets. If you're worried about calcium intake, Irecommend eating more almonds, walnuts, spinach, broccoli, salmon, shrimp, kale and

carrot juice. That will make up for the calcium you're missing from dairy.

I usually have to tell this to clients so I'll say it here as well. Eggs are NOT dairy. Yesthey're in the dairy section at the grocery store, but eggs come from a chicken and not acow. Just wanted to clear that up as a lot of people get that wrong!

Also be on the lookout for dairy in foods you wouldn't normally think of like saladdressings (Ranch is big one and it's terrible for you)

• Sodas & Energy Drinks - This includes diet sodas, low calorie sodas or

any other kind of soda. Even if they have no calories, they will still make you fat with all of the artificial sweeteners and processed crap. Soda and energy drinksare not needed when you're eating and working out with this program. You'llhave all the energy in the world.

• Alcohol – I'm not asking you to never drink again. I certainly enjoy some

beers and wine on the weekends. However for your 31 day fat loss blitz, I say no




alcohol for 31 days. Alcohol has empty calories and usually leads to bad foodchoices. Plus it will affect your recovery time, and will set you back for thefollowing week. Just stay away from it.

• Fast Food – Fast food is flat out horrible for you. Its full of junk

preservatives and will just make you feel like shit. Disabling your driver's side

window should take care of this ;)

• Creamy salad dressings (Ranch, 1000 Island, etc.)

I know this may sound a bit extreme if you're eating a lot of this stuff right now, but it is very easy to make the switch.

It might take you 30 more minutes at night to prepare a few meals, but this is what works and works for every man or woman Ive coached in person or who have boughtthis manual.

Post Workout Meal

The post workout meal is incredibly important. You have a 45 minute window after your workout to get in a 3:1 ratio of carbs to protein.

Your post workout meal, is kind of the place you can splurge a bit on your eating.

You can add a few more carbs, or eat some of the foods that aren't allowed in the

regular nutrition plan. Now this DOES NOT mean you can eat a whole large pizza fromDomino's post workout!

Here are a few of my favorite post workout meals...

– Rice & Beans – Chicken & Rice

How to read a food label

For the nutrition plan, you should be eating foods that don't even require a foodlabel. Things like bananas, broccoli, chicken and steak don't require labels because they don't contain any added ingredients.

This is what you really want to strive for – Foods that are natural, with no added




preservatives and ingredients.

If you're buying something that is prepackaged such as iced tea or mustard hereare a few things you want to look for...

– Sugar

Many condiments, snacks and drinks are loaded with sugar. Things like peanut butter should be natural peanut butter with no sugar added. Staying away fromsugar is one of the best ways to lose fat. It does nothing for your body exceptmake you fat.

Anything labeled “fructose” or with a “cose” ending to the word is bad news.

– High Fructose Corn Syrup

This is one of the worst ingredients in food that will sabotage your fat loss. You'llsee this in all kinds of condiments and drinks (especially bottled tea). Make sure you stay away from HFCS at all costs!

– Artificial Sweeteners

Thinks like Diet Soda have 0 calories, but they are loaded with artificialsweeteners that will make you fat. Most people think 0 calories means 0 calories, but not all calories are equal. Some calories like artificial sweeteners are actually worse for you than sugar! If you're drinking something that is sweetened makesure the label says natural sweetener.

An example of one day's worth of meals...

6:30am Workout

7:30am 2 eggs scrambled in non-stick pan with chopped green pepper andonion, potatoes, small fruit cup of berries, melon, and pineapple, 1 cup of coffee black. (this is the post workout meal, so the potatoes are OK)

10:30am 6-8 almonds, 1 apple.

1:00pm Large spinach salad with cucumber, celery, grilled chicken breast, and

1/2 table spoon of homemade dressing (olive oil/balsamic vinegar).

4:00pm 6-8 walnuts, 1 orange.

6:30pm Grilled flank steak, large portion of steamed asparagus, small side salad with Romaine lettuce, tomato, and small amount of vinaigrette dressing.




9:00pm 4 celery sticks with small amount of natural peanut butter.

Here's a few pictures of delicious meals you can make while using this program!




Organic vs. Non Organic Foods

There's a big debate between a lot of people as to whether or not organic foodsare actually better for you...

When it comes to fat loss in 31 days I really don't think there is much of adifference.

But when it comes to overall health, you're going to see much better results when you eat organic.

If you can afford to eat organic you should definitely do it. If you can't, then don'tsweat it and just focus on eating real, natural foods.

One of the biggest benefits to eating organic (and local) is that the food is usually MUCH more flavorful. The difference between an all natural organic chicken

and the stuff you buy at a grocery store is HUGE. You'll get much more flavor with the organic chicken.

Other than organic fruits and veggies, you can also eat...

– grass fed meats – chicken with no hormones or antibiotics – nitrate free bacon

Also, a big tip for eating organic on the cheap is to shop at your local farmer'smarket or buy directly from a local organic farmer.

My local farmer's market has meats & chicken that are actually cheaper than aregular grocery store. And not to mention they have a LOT more flavor!




Section K

Supplements – What Actually Works...

If you've made it this far, congrats!

Now I'm going to jump into the BIG question, everyone has... What supplementsshould I be taking to help me out?

First off, I want to stress that supplements are not the “magic bullet” that mostcompanies and magazines make them out to be. Without good nutrition in place,no supplement in the world is going to help you. Drill that into your brain.

If you eat like crap, you could be taking $5,000 worth of supplements a monthand they wont do shit to help you lose fat. Relying on supplements would be likerelying on the oil in your car to make the car move. It's not gonna happen. But if you have the gas tank already full, then the oil actually helps the car get frompoint a to b.

That's kind of how supplements work. If your nutrition is in place they canprovide a nice boost to your recovery and aide in your fat loss.

Alright so what supplements do I actually recommend?

#1 – Essential Fatty Acid Pills (Also know as fish oil)

EFA's are incredibly helpful for getting rid of muscle soreness and aiding in yourfat loss. I usually take one in the morning and one at night and it works wonders with helping me recover after a tough workout.

The biggest mistake most people make when getting fish oil pills is buying themfrom a store like Kroger's, Walgreens or Wal Mart. A general store that doesn'tspecialize in nutrition usually has very low quality fish oil (and you wont seemuch benefit)

My friend, and expert nutritionist Joel Marion told me that you would have totake upwards of 26 fish oil pills PER DAY to see any benefit if you're buying themfrom a regular grocery store.

That's insane.


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So what I recommend is getting a high quality fish oil pill that actually works and you'll see the benefits with just 1 or 2 a day. Not only are they great for gettingrid of soreness, but fish oil is incredibly good for your skin & hair (take noteladies :)

I've experimented with a few different EFA's already, and my favorite by far arethe pills from Prograde Nutrition (online orders or by phone). Prograde isactually run by nutritionists (unlike most supplement companies) and uses the best ingredients I've seen of any company.

If you're interested in getting a quality EFA, check out Prograde....

#2 – A Quality Multi-Vitamin (One for men & women)

A quality multi-vitamin is helpful for making sure you're not missing any nutrients and vitamins in your diet.

A quality multi-vitamin is usually made from real foods, fruits and vegetables. Becareful not to buy the cheap, synthetic vitamins that use fillers and ingredientsthat aren't real food. A good multi vitamin will cost a bit more than the cheap ones at the grocery store, but you'll be able to actually see the benefits.

Just like my fish oil, I pick up my multi vitamins through Prograde as well. They have the best organic ingredients in everything they make. I really can'trecommend them enough.

They also have specific pills for men and women.

#3 – Protein Powder (for certain people)

If you've read my Common Sense Nutrition guide, you'll know I'm a huge fan of real, natural foods for fat loss & building muscle.

I tend to not be a huge fan of protein powders, because I really don't think they are that beneficial, except for certain people.

Over the years from working with clients 1 on 1 there have been a few clients who

I have found need to use protein shakes to get the necessary protein in their diet.

Mostly this is vegetarians and vegans.

If you don't eat any animal products at all, you'll need to use something likehemp protein to supplement your protein intake from your regular diet.





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If you're a vegetarian, and you still do dairy and eggs, then I recommend a highquality protein shake (stay away from artificial sweeteners)

Protein powders can really help your fat loss and muscle building if you're notgetting enough protein from your diet.

I always recommend my clients buy from Prograde, since they use all organicingredients and no artificial sweeteners (plus it tastes pretty damn good!)










Section L

7 Day Action Plan

Let's get started the right way with a 7 day plan.

Here's what you need to do TODAY...

Grocery Shopping

Go pick up the groceries you need from the list I have above. Print this out, andtake it with you to the store if you need to. Get plenty of fruits, veggies, leanmeats, fish, spinach for salads and some nuts. Grab bottled water (if you like'em) or tea bags if you dont have any.

I also recommend grabbing some containers to precook your meals and put themin. If you can plan out your lunches while at work and some of your snacks it willhelp you SO MUCH.

I usually plan out lunches on Sunday, and then package them for mon-tues-wedslunch. On Wednesday night I package lunch for Thurs and Friday.

Clear Out Your Cupboards

Get rid of any junk food or any foods that will tempt you while you're on your 31day fat loss challenge.

This means chips, candy and processed foods. I also recommend getting rid of anything with a bunch of carbs and dairy since you should not be consumingthese during the 31 days (except post workout)

Set a time for your workouts

This one is crucial, and its something a lot of people don't do. If you can set a

predetermined time for every workout, you'll be much more likely to stick to it.

And don't give me any CRAP about not having enough time. These workoutstake less than 15 minutes!

Most of the people who have done this program have found that morning workouts are the best for them for a few reasons. First, it gives you a lot more




energy throughout the day.

Second, it's much easier to do it in the morning when you have nothing going on.The longer you wait to do a workout, the more likely it is that you won't do it!

Get a Notebook To Record Your Meals & Workouts

If you were to train with me at my gym in Columbus Ohio, we would record every one of your workouts and you'd be required to fill out a food journal every day as well.

Both of these are crucial if you want to see results.

It's easy to say “I'm not eating anything bad” but if you record everything you eatand go back and look at it, you'll be able to see exactly where you're messing upand where we can improve to get the results you want. I sometimes use a littlehand held recorder instead of writing everything down at once.

Make sure you are writing down every single bite of food and drinks that go into your mouth. And also write down how your workout went that day, and if youcompleted the whole thing.

Take Action Now

If you can, do your first workout today! Get the workout done, and then hit thegrocery store and start shopping for your groceries.

It sounds cliché, but the longer you put it off the less likely you'll be to take actionand start losing that fat...

Start today!

I want YOU to be the next big success story

- Vic




Section M

What To Do After the 31 Days?

After the 31 days is up, it's a good idea to go into a maintenance phase, unless you have more fat to lose.

If you want to lose more fat then by all means move on to the advanced workout,or do a different 31 day workout plan.

Basically I look at fat loss like a sports season.

When an athlete is training for a sport they are in their hardcore, no BS mode. All they care about is getting ready for the season. Then when the season comesaround they are in maintenance mode.

This means they aren't in the weight room 5 days per week trying to get stronger,they're just trying to maintain what they accomplished over the summer.

After your initial 31 day program, you can loosen up on the diet a bit if you think it will help you. This doesn't mean go hog wild and eat everything under the sun.

This means you can add a cheat day to your schedule, where you can eat whatever you want.

Or you can allow yourself to drink alcohol and eat a few more carbs than you

usually do. Or you can cut the OYO days out and just do 3 workouts per week....

You can stay in maintenance mode for as long as you're happy with your results.Then if you feel like you're getting a little pudgy again, do another 31 day program and get down to the weight or look you want.

That's pretty much my philosophy on staying in shape year round. It's workedfor hundreds of my clients, and it can work for you as well.

Get started now on your 7 day action plan, stay committed for 31 days and let meknow your results when you're done!

I think you'll be more than happy with the results!

– Vic




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