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RESET Games 2008





Fitness is the fast track to health

While using the RESET kit, you should try to walk up to thirty minutes a day, or about 3,000 steps. Once you begin eating more calories again, it is critical that you make a moderate, consistent exercise program a part of your daily life in order to both continue losing weight and to take advantage of the many health benefits that exercise can bring into your life. Exercise burns calories to speed up weight loss, it builds muscle mass, which raises your metabolism, and it helps reduce stress and depression, which can lead to overeating for many people.

To help get you started, the DVD in the RESET kit includes a beginning level workout program, featuring world-renowned athletes Derek Parra and Jennifer Azzi. If you are not in good physical condition, you may not be able to do the whole workout. That's okay, start where you can and gradually work up to it. Just by using the DVD three times a week, plus adding moderate cardiovascular exercise, you will notice positive changes in your body and your energy level.

Sample two of these workouts now:

Exercise Primer
Olympic Gold Medalist Jennifer Azzi introduces the benefits of proper exercise. She explains the equipment you will need to follow along with our workouts at home, as well as health and safety precautions you should be aware of both before and during exercise.

Beginner Circuit
Presented by Olympic Gold Medalists Jennifer Azzi and Derek Parra, this circuit is designed for beginners, so whether you have never followed a structured workout routine before, or if it’s been a while, this is a great place to get started!

Helpful Hints

Buy a pedometer to keep track of how many steps you take; gradually work up to 10,000 steps a day

Park at the far end of the parking lot. Take the stairs instead of the elevator

Join a walking group or start one yourself

Find a time for your workouts that will work with your schedule

Turn off the TV

Consider hiring a personal trainer

Reward yourself for your progress