The 180 Degree Syndrome: Why A Gradual Change Is Better Than Sudden

As a fitness and weight loss expert people seem to always ask me the same questions, "how can I reduce my waist", or,"how can I get six pack abs".

Here's a quick story, a true story that happened just a little while ago.

A few weeks ago I took a break from eating clean. and I was out of the town with my family on a nice little mini-vacation.

This was only a few days, but I still had a lot of free time to just relax and think to myself.

I often times I try to think of ways to improve my training, or improve my business, or how I handle my schedule each day.

Sometimes I just can't relax one bit until I have it just so or near perfect in my mind, whatever it was I was trying to figure out at that moment.

One thought that did occur to me and I want to share it with you here is:

"As long as I'm improving, that's all I can do."

As long as I'm working toward that final goal of having things just right - I'm doing my best.

I can't do any more than my best.

I can't force the sand in an hourglass to go any faster by worrying about if or constantly obsessing with it.

That reminds me of just how nutrition and fitness are. No matter where you're at right now, as long as you are improving, you are doing just fine.

The real issue is when you don't have any action, and you still expect something you happen differently.

Don't you dare focus on perfection - focus on your gradual changes! (or progression as suggested in the title of this article)

After all, any improvement is better than going in reverse. Just think about it like this, even if you only lose 2 ounces of pure fat each week - just that small amount - which is certainly easy. In 1 year that's nearly 7 pounds of fat.25 pounds.

I know that sounds pitiful, but it's progress. Would you rather gain 10 pounds in that same period of time.

I hope you work on improving at least 1 habit, or 1 action this week that will bring at least slight improvement toward your ultimate fitness goals.

I suggest picking 1 habit at a time and working to improve just that habit.

Week by week continue to improve on each habit.

Now go out and expect success!

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Zach Hunt is a Nutrition Spokane expert, personal trainer and owner of Physzique, a fitness coaching service in Spokane, WA. Go now to Weight loss Spokane, Personal Trainer Spokane And Fitness Specialist to find out more about this guaranteed service.

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