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Kris Dim’s<br />

Tips and Tricks<br />

Top Motivational Tips<br />

1. No goal, means no results! Start<br />

with a realistic goal.<br />

2. (For women) Buy a dress that’s<br />

a few sizes smaller and use it as a<br />

motivation to continue.<br />

Top Exercise Tips<br />

3. Expect that your progress will go<br />

like this: drop (weight or fat), plateau,<br />

drop, plateau, etc. Know that<br />

you’ll break every plateau!<br />

Before<br />

you’re guaranteed faster results. You’ll<br />

obtain a lifetime nutrition plan to stay<br />

in shape. Even an injury doesn’t mean<br />

you’re not eligible for this, because you<br />

will learn how to reverse injuries in record<br />

time, the way an athlete does.<br />

Kris’ private gym consists of everything<br />

a person needs to achieve maximum results<br />

without a crowed gym atmosphere.<br />

One might think this is a body building<br />

gym, but this facility caters to all walks<br />

of life and all types of goals. Male or<br />

female, young or old, previous injuries<br />

or not; the possibilities are endless when<br />

trained by a world-class athlete.<br />

“<strong>Health</strong> and fitness is my life!” Kris<br />

says. ”It’s what I was born to do and<br />

I’ve loved it from the day I started, until<br />

now. I was a scrawny little kid when I<br />

was young, but a natural when it came<br />

to sports. I decided to start weight-training<br />

and my body building career took<br />

off from there.”<br />

Randy, pictured on top, is 60 started<br />

working out with Kris at 232 pounds.<br />

Look at him now – he’s in the best<br />

shape of his life!<br />

Randy says:<br />

“At 57 years of age, my children<br />

came to me worried about my health.<br />

At 5’7” and 232 lbs, I was a heart<br />

attack waiting to happen. Besides<br />

being grossly overweight, I was on<br />

numerous medications due to obesity.<br />

I joined a local gym not knowing how<br />

After<br />

to weight train or diet. It wasn’t long<br />

before I injured myself. The only solution<br />

my DR offered to me involved<br />

surgery. Then I met Kris Dim at the<br />

Mr. Olympia competition in Las Vegas<br />

and was happy to learn he was from<br />

Sacramento also. He agreed to help me<br />

with my rehabilitation, without surgery<br />

and teach me proper nutrition.<br />

Today I’m 60 years old and 54 lbs<br />

lighter due to Kris’ help. Most of all,<br />

I did not have shoulder surgery! I’m<br />

off all medications and feel and look<br />

better than I did 20 years ago. I thank<br />

Kris so much for helping change my<br />

life, which was going physically, in<br />

the wrong direction. This, no doubt<br />

has added years to my life! Not only<br />

do I thank Kris, but my children are<br />

happy to see their dad living a healthier<br />

lifestyle.”<br />

“Personal training doesn’t have to<br />

be expensive,” Kris states. “With the<br />

economy the way it is, I now offer<br />

group circuit training, which is an<br />

economical alternative that will yield<br />

results and fit anyone’s budget.”<br />

2009 is a new year and a new beginning;<br />

you owe it to yourself to take<br />

the step. Best of all, Kris offers a free<br />

trial session to anyone who wants to<br />

try out his gym. There is no hard selling<br />

since the training, nutrition and<br />

advice speaks for itself! Remember,<br />

the only person standing in your way<br />

of your success is YOU!<br />

1. If you want to build muscle, never<br />

rest longer than 30-60 seconds between<br />

sets. For fat-burning, rest no<br />

more than 15 seconds between sets.<br />

2. Work out three times a week if<br />

you want to maintain your present<br />

weight. Work out four times a week if<br />

you want results, whether it’s weight<br />

loss or muscle building.<br />

3. If you have an injury, there are ways<br />

to work around it during training.<br />

Top 3 Nutrition Tips<br />

1. Never eat complex carbohydrates<br />

for dinner or before bed.<br />

2. For dinner, only have protein and<br />

vegetables.<br />

3. When deciding your protein<br />

source, go for meats (fish or poultry)<br />

first, protein shakes as a 2nd<br />

choice and lastly, protein bars.<br />

January Edition 2009<br />

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