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We all know exercise isn’t easy.

It’s even harder when you’re just getting started.

Add 50, 60, 70…100+ extra pounds to the mix? Exercise for overweight beginners can feel damn near impossible.

And if you do get started, the extra exhaustion you feel or weight loss plateau you hit can become too high of a barrier to overcome. So you stop, and then face the cycle all over again.

I became a weight loss specialist – in addition to being a personal trainer – because I knew weight loss for the very overweight had its unique obstacles.

Weight loss is complicated. It’s tricky. It involves understanding how your unique body works and WHY it’s put on those pounds.

Exercise is a great tool for creating a healthier lifestyle. It can help you burn calories, preserve/build muscle mass, prevent disease, perform daily activities more efficiently, boost confidence, and reduce stress. But only if you’re actually able to get started and keep going.

So here’s what to do.

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Is a personal trainer worth it? Well, I’d argue that hiring a personal trainer might just be the best thing you can do for your health and fitness.

Fitness trainers are so much more than someone you see a couple times a week who puts you through a tough workout.

“How to lose weight without starving? Yeah right!”

Are you someone who believes it’s just not possible to eat healthy and lose weight without feeling hungry all the time?

Well, I have news for you!

That’s simply not true.