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Hi,

I'm 35 years young. I've never really struggled with weight and have always been fairly slim... Except for the last five or six years.

I'm currently a Network Administrator for a mid-sized construction company. I've been working in the computer industry for over 10 years now.

The last five years or so have been quite busy and stressful—and this has lended itself to eating TONS of fast food

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Hi,

I'm 35 years young. I've never really struggled with weight and have always been fairly slim... Except for the last five or six years.

I'm currently a Network Administrator for a mid-sized construction company. I've been working in the computer industry for over 10 years now.

The last five years or so have been quite busy and stressful—and this has lended itself to eating TONS of fast food and junk food, along with very little exercise.

As a result, I’ve put on some extra pounds. Most people tell me that I’m crazy for thinking that I’m “heavy”—the fact of the matter is simply that I feel heavy, as I’m use used to being 20 or 30 pounds lighter and much leaner (for most of my life, I’ve weighed in around 190 pounds).

About a year and a half ago, I reached the heaviest weight of my life—260 pounds. I dropped down from that to where I currently am (about 225 pounds) with a little bit of exercise and a change in my eating habits. I still eat out a lot, but most of my dietary choices now are sub sandwiches, salads, and the like. I’ve also been counting calories to ensure I stay below 2000 per day—I usually make that goal.

A couple months ago, I saw a commercial for P90X. I thought that looked pretty cool and went to the web site. Turns out, I couldn’t hang with their fitness test—so I decided to go with Power 90 instead.

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