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By: LaCelle

LaCelle — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 18:25:54 +0000

I love weight training. I don’t feel like a man at the gym but a strong woman doing something good for my body. I have started your program and can only get through the mat work, feels good,feel like it s working the right muscles at all times…Is IT ENOUGH? Do I have to do the whole workout?I’m not looking to lose wt, I’m 5′3″ wt is 125 and I’m 42 yrs old. I want to increase my bottom half. My upper body is great, lower half so so. Just want some more oomph to the backside. What should I do?L

By: Deborah Vincent

Deborah Vincent — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 01:10:11 +0000

I’ve been weight lifting and doing the cardio at the gym for as long as I can remember and have NEVER received any results in my butt. I’ve done everything including starve myself, I squat and lunge with weight that would make the average guy self conscious am I am exhausted, burnt out and in pain most of the time. I have totally given up that I’ll ever have a nice butt. I never have. I haven’t order the butt program yet due to doubts that it will work. Although I do enjoy the e-mail articals, encouragement, and advice. Maybe one day.

By: marie-louise

marie-louise — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 07:35:28 +0000

Dear Joey.
Thanks for your gerat program and websites.
Please let me know,how do i keep motivated to go gym,or do my daily excercises.
I weigh 73kg my height 5.6. But can not stay motifaited for lond,one week then i will get misrible if i do not see resaults and leave it for a couple off weeks.
Please Please help
Thanks Marie-Louise

By: Christie

Christie — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 20:31:53 +0000

Hi Joey,
Isn’t getting in shape about discipline and consistency along with proper training and eating the right kind of foods? I have seen people men and women both that work out in the gym who are in fantastic shape. What is it that sets your program apart from all the rest? What about pilates? Is it similar to that? Just wondering…. Thanks for your emails, I do appreciate them, and they do have me thinking!!

By: Sallie

Sallie — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 15:52:29 +0000

Hi Joey,
Yeah I do the gym thing, it has helped me in so many ways, joined back in “06 wearing a size 14, now wearing a size 8, I have lost 14.5# and the amount of inches is amazing. I also work out at home..but I still have things to improve on, my lower half specifically. It is a battle I will win! Thanks for all you do.

By: Carla

Carla — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 13:37:19 +0000

Hi Joey,

I haven’t downloaded the ULBHTM yet because I’m really nervous that my thighs will get BIGGER. I played hockey for nearly 15 years and subsequently have these really developed quads, even though it’s been about 10 years since I quit. I build muscle very easily and all of the gym workouts that personal trainers have put me on before have resulted in bigger thighs. Trust me, I don’t have room to spare in my jeans – my pants already look like sausage casings. Can you assure me that the ULBHTM will slim my thighs? I already have a tiny waist and butt. My problem is these gigantic thighs. How in the world do you make smaller muscles?

Please help!

By: Joey Atlas

Joey Atlas — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 04:03:31 +0000

Hi Ladies…

Miruna – some cardio is good – but not the main ingredient…

Jan – good story – keep at it – and I hope to be a part of your success – YOU CAN DO IT!!!

Keep me posted on your progress,

Joey