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The final date for submission of all completed entries is February 28, 2013. To Apply: All entries must be started no later than January 30, 2013. Follow the 30-Day Ripped Challenge guidelines below for 30 days. Remember to include before and after photos and a brief essay of no more than 500 words explaining why you want to win the 30-Day Ripped Challenge. No previous training experience required All participants must be 18 years or older to take part in the 30-Day Ripped Challenge. All participants must use only Ripped fat burner during the 30-day challenge, and must show purchase of order when submitting their entry. www.trueperformancenutrition.com/shop/ripped-fat-burner Must perform morning cardio a minimum of 4 times a week during the challenge. Participants wave the rights to their likeness for future use in True Performance Nutrition promotional materials, videos, and any future productions or products. True Performance Nutrition has the right to use participants full name and city of residence in online updates and any future promotional materials, projects, or products, including Before and After photos, weekly measurements, and progress photos. I hereby agree to the True Performance Nutrition Challenge guidelines as listed above Name:_____________________________________ Age:_______________________________________ Address:__________________________________ Height:____________________________________ ___________________________________ Date Started:_____________________________ ___________________________________ Starting Weight:___________________________ Zip/Post Code:____________________________ End Weight:______________________________ Country:___________________________________ Years Training:___________________________
TruePerformanceNutrition
When
it
comes
to
performing
cardiovascular
training
there
are
two
main
types,
both
of
which
have
benefits
and
can
help
keep
you
from
feeling
like
youre
doing
the
same
thing
day
after
day.
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HIIT
Summary
Time:
15
minutes
Benefits:
Increases
metabolism
by
around
5%
for
up
to
8
hours
Best
time
to
be
done:
After
weight
training
performed
earlier
in
the
day
Fuel
Source:
Mixture
of
fat
and
muscle
glycogen
Frequency:
2-3
times
a
week
Choice
of
Machine:
rower,
spinning
bike,
and
outdoor
sprints
75%
142bpm
75-80%
142 152bpm
Allow enough recovery time for your HR to fall back to below 55% (below 110bpm)
LISS
Summary
Time:
45-60
minutes
Benefits:
Increases
stored
fat
to
be
burned
as
fuel
Best
time
to
be
done:
Early
in
the
morning
before
breakfast
Fuel
Source:
Almost
exclusively
fat
Frequency:
5-6
times
a
week
Choice
of
Machine:
Upright
Cycle,
Incline
Treadmill,
Stairmaster
Click here to see a playlist of abdominal exercises to perform after your cardio sessions
The
type
of
cardio
you
choose
to
perform
is
up
to
you.
You
may
prefer
to
alternate
HIIT
and
LISS
every
other
day,
while
some
prefer
to
follow
2
days
of
LISS,
and
then
on
the
3rd
day
perform
HIIT.
You
may
prefer
sticking
to
LISS
in
the
mornings
with
perhaps
only
1
session
of
HIIT
at
the
weekend.
The
choice
is
yours,
but
to
help
give
you
as
much
support
as
possible,
youll
find
examples
of
both
forms
of
cardio
within
the
video
gallery
on
the
True
Performance
Nutrition
website:
http://www.trueperformancenutrition.com/category/gallery
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Start of Challenge
Before
starting
the
30-Day
Ripped
Challenge,
you
should
take
some
pictures
of
yourself
wearing
only
shorts
(women
should
wear
bikinis
or
sports
bra
and
shorts).
For
the
best
results,
take
them
in
the
morning
when
you
wake
up
(or
even
better,
have
someone
else
take
them
for
you).
You
should
also
weigh
yourself
at
the
same
time
when
the
photo
is
taken
and
include
a
few
words
about
how
you
feel.
(Your
mood,
sense
of
well-being,
and
energy
levels).
Example
of
body
shots
taken
at
the
start
of
the
challenge.
Import/upload your photos into the boxes below, or simply print them out and attach them the old fashioned way with tape, and keep this as your motivation.
Front
Shot
Date:
Side
Shot
Date:
Back
Shot
Date:
Using the space below, write a brief essay of no more than 500 words explaining why you want to win the True Performance Nutrition 30-Day Ripped Challenge. Think about what inspired you to take this challenge, and whats going to motivate you to keep you committed.
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Use the space below to enter your measurements from day 1. Try not to keep weighing yourself or compare pictures until the end of the 30-Day Ripped Challenge. This will make the difference in your transformation that much more apparent when comparing the two sets of data side by side and keep you focused in staying fully committed to the program during the 30 consecutive days. You should weigh yourself first thing in the morning when you wake up, and without any clothes on. If you are not able to test your body fat percentage at home, many gyms now have the capability to test body fat percentages. Just be sure that you have your body fat percentage at the end of the challenge checked under the same conditions at the same place, by the same person, at the same time of day. Doing this will keep the results as accurate as possible.
Starting
Date:
Weight:
Body
Fat
%:
Weight
Change:
Body
Fat
%
Change:
Starting
notes:
N/A
N/A
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Use the calendar below to plan ahead which type of cardio you will perform on which days. You can also plan out your weight lifting and rest days. Having a set plan for your training days will keep you more committed. Start by marking the beginning of the 30-Day Ripped Challenge on the calendar and add the days of the month in the top right-hand box in each day. Mark the 30th day of the challenge, and use this to help keep you focused and committed to the challenge.
Month:
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Complete the table below after each cardio session. Make note of what time you start the cardio, the intensity level, and how long you performed it for. Most cardio machines will also show you how many calories you burn, so try to add this as well. If you do not perform cardio on a certain day, enter No Cardio.
Date:
Day
1
Day
2
Day
3
Day
4
Day
5
Day
6
Day
7
Day
8
Day
9
Day
10
Day
11
Day
12
Day
13
Day
14
Day
15
Day
16
Day
17
Day
18
Day
19
Day
20
Day
21
Day
22
Day
23
Day
24
Day
25
Day
26
Day
27
Day
28
Day
29
Day
30
Cardio
Type:
Time
Started
Cardio:
Time
Performing
Cardio:
Calories
Burned
(if
known):
At the end of the 30-Day Ripped Challenge, wait until the next morning (after the 30th day) before taking your new pictures and measurements. You should aim to wear the same clothing, stand in the same place and hold the same position as you did in your photos for the start of the challenge. Doing this will make it easier to see the comparisons.
End
of
Challenge
Front
Shot
Date:
Side
Shot
Date:
Back
Shot
Date:
Once you have taken the new pictures and measurements, add the pictures to the boxes above and compare them along with the table below to that on page 3 before you started the challenge. Do not focus on the Weight Change total, but rather the Body Fat % Change as your body mass may not change by much, but your composition the amount of fat making up your total weight, should change. This along with the side-by-side photo comparison should show you the real change.
End Date:
Weight:
Body Fat %:
Weight Change:
Ending
notes:
Now
that
you
have
completed
the
True
Performance
Nutrition
30-Day
Ripped
Challenge,
send
all
your
information
that
you
have
completed
on
this
form
along
with
all
images
and
proof
of
purchase
for
Ripped
Fat
Burner
to:
challenge@trueperformancenutrition.com
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Below are some fat burning tips to incorporate into your healthy lifestyle, and to help give you the best chance of increasing fat loss. Be sure to check out some diet tips and advice from our athletes at http://www.trueperformancenutrition.com/category/athletes 1) While total calories consumed are important, you should also focus on the types of calories, and which foods you get these from. Meals should be eaten at regular intervals of 3-4 hours, with a balance of lean, complete protein, slow-releasing complex carbohydrates, and healthy essential fats. 2) Lowering your calorie intake will burn fat, but lower it too much and you will waste muscle as the body searches for essential nutrients. Exercise combined with a controlled diet is the most effective way to lower fat levels. Performing morning cardio several times a week before breakfast will help increase fat breakdown and used as fuel. Its easier to add more exercise than to reduce calories. 3) Motivation is what gets you started, but its habit that keeps you going. Consistency is the key to burning fat safely & effectively. Start at a pace you can continue at, adding in more exercise sessions if needed, or lowering your calorie intake only by 100 calories every few days. Monitor your results and act accordingly. Planning & preparing ahead will increase your fat loss efforts. 4) The body is very good at adapting to change, which is when youll see the greatest results. As it becomes efficient at performing a task, it will use less energy to do it, so avoid stagnation by alternating the type of exercise you perform on different days. When you see results slowing, you only need to change one factor at a time to keep the fat burning furnace alive. Too much change and the body will fight back, halting your fat burning efforts. 5) We often think were drinking enough water, but chances are we are not. Even a drop of 2% of our total body water can affect focus and strength. Water is essential for every bodily process, including carrying nutrients to cells, lubricating limbs and joints, and helping metabolize fat. Ensure you drink water throughout the day and not just when you are thirsty.