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THE<br />

BY: STEVE DANSBY<br />

SIMPLE STEPS TO BEGIN A HEALTHY<br />

TRANSFORMATION<br />

LIFESTYLE<br />

Build the new you.


This <strong>book</strong> is dedicated to my loving parents<br />

Steve and Moranda who have given me the<br />

foundation for who I am today. They began<br />

taking their health more seriously and it<br />

inspired me to write this <strong>book</strong>.<br />

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Copyright 2016<br />

"The Transformation" by Steve Dansby. All Rights<br />

Reserved. This <strong>book</strong> or any portion thereof may not be<br />

reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without<br />

the express written permission of the publisher except<br />

for the use of brief quotations in a <strong>book</strong> review.<br />

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Table of Contents<br />

Section One: The Introduction..................................7<br />

Section Two: Nutrition...............................................8<br />

Section Three: Misconceptions about Fitness..........10<br />

Section Four: Meal Planning.....................................14<br />

Section Five: 'FitLife' Best Practices.........................17<br />

Section Six: How do I start?......................................19<br />

Section Seven: Starting Your Workout......................20<br />

Section Eight: Starting your Nutritional Planning.......20<br />

Section Nine: Starting your Accountability.................21<br />

Section Ten: Sample Workouts and Journal.............22<br />

Section Eleven: Recording Your Results...................26<br />

Section Twelve: Conclusion.......................................27<br />

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About the Author<br />

Stevenson Dansby is a player development specialist and a<br />

certified personal trainer from Houston, Texas. He is a<br />

former high school state champion as well as all­state<br />

basketball player. Steve has college experience as well as<br />

experience training basketball players internationally. He<br />

has also conducted training with professional athletes<br />

(basketball players). He has experience playing and<br />

training professional European league players, high school<br />

players, and Division I players. His techniques are a blend<br />

of strength and conditioning, skill training as well as mental<br />

training. He has chosen to write this <strong>book</strong> to stress the<br />

importance of strength and conditioning for the common<br />

man/woman. The overall health and wellness of people is a<br />

lifetime passion of his.<br />

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Acknowledgements<br />

I’d like to acknowledge the following people for their<br />

contributions to developing some of the content in this<br />

<strong>book</strong>.<br />

James E. Earl – CPT (Co­Owner Ready Heroes Fitness<br />

Camp)<br />

Instagram: @i_am_a_ready_hero15<br />

Benjamin Patterson – (BJP Fitness)<br />

Instagram: @thereal_bjpatterson<br />

I appreciate the time you both took to assist on this project.<br />

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Section One<br />

Title: The Introduction<br />

This is an instructional <strong>book</strong>let to help you to achieve the<br />

physical transformation that you are looking for. The main<br />

thing that I want to achieve is to introduce you to a lifestyle<br />

that can be maintained on a daily basis. I would like to<br />

gradually shift you into the right direction. My goal here is<br />

not only to help you build muscle or lose weight but to be<br />

able to give you information that can alter your permanent<br />

habits. I want you to maintain the progress you gain and<br />

continue to look and feel your best.<br />

I want to assure you that once you persist and see the<br />

results as well as the benefits from a health perspective, you<br />

will no longer want go back to the old detrimental health and<br />

fitness habits. Whether you are trying to get into shape for<br />

health concerns, or you'd just like to look better and live<br />

healthier the information in this <strong>book</strong>let is an excellent tool to<br />

get you started immediately.<br />

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Section Two<br />

Title: Nutrition<br />

Ready to hit the weights? Ready to get out there and<br />

run? Ready to take on those fitness contests? Great!<br />

However, I would encourage you to review our nutrition<br />

segment very carefully. I cannot stress enough the<br />

importance of nutrition in conjunction with your fitness<br />

program. This is the quickest way to see results. You<br />

cannot do the exercises while ignoring the nutrition, it will<br />

only lead to frustration. YOU MUST FOCUS ON<br />

NUTRITION JUST AS YOU FOCUS ON THE<br />

WORKOUTS. This is a major key in your transformation.<br />

Even if you are taking supplements your eating still needs<br />

to be clean for the best results. We will focus on how to<br />

do that further in Section 4 dealing with meal prepping.<br />

How do I start to apply Good Nutritional Habits?<br />

Good nutritional habits have to be conditioned in our<br />

minds. We have to be able to make smart food choices<br />

almost unconsciously. Think about what we do when we<br />

wake up in the morning. We don’t have to think about<br />

whether we will wash our face or brush our teeth. This is<br />

something that we do automatically by force of habit. We<br />

want to get to the point to where we make good food<br />

choices just the same.<br />

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The first thing that you want to do is focus on one area<br />

of nutrition that you would like to improve. For example,<br />

you may decide to give up soda. Work on drinking<br />

absolutely no soda for 30 days. Next move on to 60<br />

days. What you will notice is that you no longer crave it<br />

after a while. Do not try to cut everything bad out of<br />

your diet at once. I would suggest that you only pick 2<br />

bad habits to get rid of to start with. Once you have<br />

conquered those (in 60 days), then you will add the<br />

next 2. After about 2­3 months you will begin to see the<br />

difference because of what you allow into your body.<br />

Pick your 2 foods that you will give up first<br />

(example: fried food, soda):<br />

___________________________<br />

___________________________<br />

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Section Three<br />

Misconceptions about Fitness,<br />

Weight Lifting and Cardio<br />

Let’s talk briefly about the importance of lifting along<br />

with cardio. The term 'toned' is a slang used by<br />

fitness enthusiasts to describe muscle tone. What<br />

does this mean?<br />

It means we need to develop muscle in order to<br />

increase a 'toned' look. Cardio is great for burning fat<br />

but it is important that we build and develop our<br />

muscles. Lifting and/or resistance training is essential<br />

for forming and increasing muscle. This is often<br />

referred to as 'gains', short for muscle gains. Lifting<br />

3­4 times a week is a great start. Always find a way<br />

to incorporate cardio into your <strong>workout</strong>s as well. You<br />

can choose a variety of things based on your goals.<br />

Sprinting, Hill running, jogging, walking, playing<br />

basketball, baseball, swimming, etc are all great<br />

forms of cardio and should be utilized frequently. It’s<br />

very important that men and women incorporate<br />

weight lifting and cardio together for a well­rounded<br />

fitness regimen.<br />

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Weight lifting can be very effective but it’s very<br />

important to make sure that you research. Make<br />

sure that you know how the weights and weight<br />

machines that you will be using work or that you<br />

have a certified personal trainer explain to you the<br />

correct way to use them. Without the proper<br />

instruction, you risk injuring yourself and slowing<br />

down your journey to the fit lifestyle that you want.<br />

Cardio can be done in a variety of ways. Of course<br />

there is always your traditional running method but<br />

also there is organized sports leagues, sprinting,<br />

swimming, skating, mud running, etc. The key is to<br />

pick an activity that you do well and be consistent.<br />

Cardio is not meant to be a substitute for either<br />

resistance or weight training. The mixture of the two<br />

is what will allow you to start seeing results.<br />

Supplements Work…If you do<br />

When people begin to lift weights, it is common for<br />

them to purchase supplements as they begin to<br />

<strong>workout</strong>. However, it’s essential for you to realize<br />

that all supplements are not the same. There are<br />

tons of great supplements out there on the market<br />

as we speak. There are a lot that are effective<br />

however remember that SUPPLEMENTS CAN<br />

ONLY WORK WHEN YOU DO!<br />

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We must utilize proper nutrition and a solid fitness<br />

routine in order to get the most out of our<br />

supplements. These products are not intended as a<br />

stand­alone remedy. All aspects of fitness must be<br />

utilized in order to get the most out of your<br />

supplements. It is also a good idea to consult a<br />

nutritionist or a trainer and have them recommend a<br />

supplement that may be better suited to your fitness<br />

goals.<br />

Be wise about the health of your body. If we do not<br />

educate ourselves on the products and which ones<br />

are appropriate for our fitness goals, we will only be<br />

wasting time and money.<br />

Myth: It is One­Size Fits All<br />

We must understand that fitness principles<br />

remain constant but everyone's fitness journey<br />

will not be the same. We all come in different<br />

shapes and sizes. Some of how our fitness is<br />

achieved is through genetics and some is<br />

through work ethic. There are 3 different body<br />

types that most people tend to fall into<br />

Endomorph, Mesomorph and an Ectomorph. It<br />

is important that we guide our nutrition around<br />

our body type, height and weight. Our<br />

metabolisms are often very different but the<br />

key is understanding your body and figuring<br />

out what works best for you.<br />

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Understand that it may take 60 days for you to see<br />

results and another person 30 days. What we all<br />

have been consuming for years is different. Also, all<br />

of our bodies are on different levels. Some people<br />

are nutrient deficient, some are dehydrated, some<br />

just consume too many calories, etc. You can be<br />

certain that if you remain consistent then the work<br />

will pay off.<br />

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Section Four<br />

Meal Planning<br />

I can’t put it anymore plainly; you will not be successful<br />

in your goals if you do not meal prep!!!!<br />

Without meal prepping you will consistently make poor<br />

food choices and stall your goals.<br />

Set aside a day on the weekend, to prep all your meals<br />

for the week.<br />

If you need to prep breakfast and dinner because<br />

you’re on the go, by all means do so. The key is<br />

making the time!<br />

Meal Frequency<br />

Eating 4­6 small meals spread about 2 ½­4 hours apart<br />

is important to your success in building muscle or losing<br />

fat.<br />

This doesn’t mean that you have to sit down at the<br />

table and eat a meal.<br />

You simply have to take in the proper amount of<br />

nutrients. Plan ahead.<br />

If you’re going to be in meetings or running errands all<br />

day, make a couple of shakes the night before or put a<br />

scoop or two of protein powder in a shaker bottle and<br />

add water when you’re ready to drink.<br />

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Meal Order<br />

The order of the meals isn’t as important as the<br />

content. If you don’t have time to eat food for breakfast<br />

and prefer to "eat on the go", drink a shake for your<br />

breakfast. If you like to eat food after training instead<br />

of a shake, eat your food.<br />

Again, the crucial factor is eating the right food types<br />

and adequate amount of calories and nutrients within<br />

the day.<br />

Food Portion<br />

If you have a scale and can weigh your food, that’s<br />

fine, it’s optimal but it’s not essential. There are many<br />

food options out there now that make dieting and<br />

portioning a lot easier. Tyson Chicken Tenderloins<br />

make getting the right amount of chicken without a<br />

scale super easy. They’re about 2 oz per strip. If you<br />

need 6 oz, just grab 3 cooked tenders. If you like lean<br />

beef, buy a 2 lb package of meat. When you are ready<br />

to cook it, score the meat into 4 equal parts with your<br />

hand and pull off your 8 oz burgers. Uncle Ben’s<br />

Ready Rice bags are a lifesaving invention for dieters.<br />

With about 2 cups per bag, all you have to do is eat<br />

half of a bag for 1 cup. If you like to have potatoes<br />

instead of rice, get some baby red potatoes. Each<br />

small potato is about 3 oz a piece. Cook up a small<br />

bag. Grab 2 potatoes for a 6 oz serving.<br />

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Don’t be afraid of canned veggies if you don’t have<br />

access to fresh veggies. Yes, they are generally higher<br />

in sodium, but you don’t have to worry about that<br />

(if you are concerned about the sodium, buy low<br />

sodium). Good old canned green beans are a staple for<br />

many dieters. Eat about one half can with each meal to<br />

up your veggie count for the day. These are just a few<br />

examples of how easy dieting can be. Why make it<br />

tougher on yourself than it needs to be?<br />

Diet Length<br />

"This is plain and simple... you should follow a diet<br />

(series of new habits) as long as it’s working. This may<br />

be 6 weeks, or it may be 12 weeks or longer.<br />

One of the worst mistakes people make is to want to<br />

change a diet while it is still working. Give the diet and<br />

your body time to work.<br />

Don’t give up on it too soon. The goal is always to eat as<br />

much and as clean as you can to put on muscle. If you<br />

keep your diet clean while consuming a lot of calories<br />

you will minimize fat gain."<br />

­James Earl, Hero For Hire Fitness, Ready Heroes<br />

Fitness<br />

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Section Five<br />

Fitness Life Style Best Practices<br />

Rest<br />

The importance of proper rest cannot be overlooked. I<br />

cannot stress enough how important that rest days are<br />

and after a long enough period a rest week. It is very<br />

important that we get a good night’s sleep (6­8 hours)<br />

of quality sleep. Your body needs to recover in order<br />

for you to continue to benefit from your fitness regimen.<br />

Never taking a day off sets the body up for a<br />

breakdown and will risk injury. This can also suppress<br />

our immune system causing us to become more<br />

susceptible to getting sick. Rest is essential to your<br />

fitness routine.<br />

Flexibility ­ Stretching<br />

The importance of flexibility is also vital. It is important<br />

that you stretch your muscles to prevent injury and also<br />

to gain strength. Always incorporate stretching before<br />

and after your <strong>workout</strong>s. Be habitual about this. Injuries<br />

can halt your <strong>workout</strong>s and stall your progress and not<br />

to mention cause pain. There is an old adage that says<br />

that a long muscle is a strong muscle and there is<br />

some truth to that. For athletes, flexibility will provide a<br />

great advantage for them but even for everyday people<br />

who are looking to improve their health this provides a<br />

great advantage. One thing to remember when<br />

stretching is that it is often a good idea to warm up the<br />

muscles in order to get an effective stretch. A light jog<br />

in place for a minute will often suffice.<br />

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You may begin your stretching routine after that. Yoga<br />

is often a great option as well and there are many great<br />

classes.<br />

Hydration<br />

It is essential that you make a habit of drinking water<br />

and staying hydrated on a daily basis. This is essential<br />

for muscle growth and also will help you naturally flush<br />

out bacteria from your body. Water is also great for<br />

your joints. After a <strong>workout</strong>, joint repair is expedited by<br />

proper hydration. Another drawback of not being<br />

hydrated is that the mind often interprets this as hunger<br />

and this can cause you to be hungrier than normal. This<br />

will lead to over eating. Most of our major organs<br />

require an adequate amount of water to function<br />

properly so again I cannot stress how important water<br />

will be to living a healthy fit lifestyle.<br />

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Section Six<br />

How do I Start?<br />

The first thing that you want to do is establish a routine to<br />

stick with. This is crucial to your success in your fitness<br />

goals.<br />

You will need to figure out what days and times are best<br />

for you to <strong>workout</strong>. This will be key as you will not want<br />

the <strong>workout</strong> to compromise other priorities you have. You<br />

will need to sacrifice an hr or so of leisure time. You will<br />

need to make sure you have adequate shoes at least for<br />

you to begin working out with. Don't worry you can always<br />

add other needed <strong>workout</strong> clothing as the weeks’ pass.<br />

The next thing you will need to do is find a time to go<br />

grocery shopping for the proper foods for you to meal<br />

plan with. I would recommend going through your house<br />

and getting rid of foods that will tempt you and cause you<br />

to break good eating habits. We have provided a sample<br />

list of groceries that are suitable for meal planning but<br />

these are not the end all­ be all.<br />

Make sure that you have a journal or <strong>workout</strong> log that you<br />

keep with you to track your <strong>workout</strong>s. This will help you<br />

stay on track and act as a guideline.<br />

The last thing they I highly recommend that you do is that<br />

you take a beginning photo of yourself as you get started.<br />

As time passes by you will continue to take progress<br />

pictures (these are important).<br />

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Section Seven<br />

Starting your Workout<br />

Focus on core, cardio, lower body, upper body and<br />

endurance.<br />

You will have a 1­3 week phase, 4­6 week phase and a<br />

6­9 week phase<br />

The <strong>workout</strong> will get a bit tougher as time moves along<br />

Section Eight<br />

Starting your Nutrition<br />

Meal Planning: You need to pick a day and time that you<br />

would like to dedicate to preparing your meals.<br />

Time: _______________<br />

Day: _______________<br />

Grocery Shopping: You need to pick a day and time that<br />

you would like to grocery shop. Never grocery shop when<br />

you are hungry.<br />

Label Reading: You need to understand how to read<br />

Nutrition Facts on labels.<br />

Look for High Sodium and High sugar content and avoid<br />

these like the plague.<br />

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Section Nine<br />

Start your Accountability<br />

Take progress pictures the moment you begin this<br />

journey.<br />

Write down your goal immediately: ______________<br />

__________________________________________<br />

DO NOT CONTINUE FORWARD UNTIL YOU HAVE<br />

WRITTEN YOUR GOAL DOWN.<br />

List obstacles that you may face:<br />

____________________<br />

____________________<br />

Find an accountability partner. List their name(s):<br />

________________<br />

________________<br />

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Section Ten<br />

Sample Workouts Below:<br />

Upper Body Workout<br />

3 Sets of 10 each<br />

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The sets and reps in these <strong>workout</strong>s are only an example.<br />

I do recommend a minimum of 3 sets per exercise for<br />

best results.<br />

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Journal<br />

___________________________________________<br />

___________________________________________<br />

___________________________________________<br />

___________________________________________<br />

___________________________________________<br />

___________________________________________<br />

___________________________________________<br />

___________________________________________<br />

___________________________________________<br />

___________________________________________<br />

___________________________________________<br />

___________________________________________<br />

___________________________________________<br />

___________________________________________<br />

___________________________________________<br />

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Section Eleven:<br />

Recording Your Before and After Results<br />

Print out this Page.<br />

Place a Picture of Yourself Before:<br />

Place a Picture of Yourself After 9 Weeks:<br />

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Section Twelve:<br />

The Conclusion<br />

In conclusion, these are all steps you can apply to your<br />

life to attain a healthy lifestyle and shed some pounds.<br />

This is not theory these are the exact principles that I<br />

learned and applied to my life in order to get myself in<br />

much better shape. The thing to remember is that these<br />

things have to become habits for you. Remember that<br />

heart disease is the number one killer in America.<br />

Getting your health in control is the best way to improve<br />

heart issues.<br />

Make sure to get a yearly physical and stay informed on<br />

the status of your health. Be responsible to yourself and<br />

your loved ones. Take care of your body, you only get<br />

one.<br />

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THIS!<br />

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