Roy Yamada Honolulu Personal Trainer

Huge shoutout to my friend Ben, he’s been training with me for the past 3 years, and I couldn’t be more proud of how far he’s come and the lifestyle he’s been able to build.

He's a remote IT professional who works for one of the biggest financial software companies in San Francisco. Despite long hours, he comes in every week and prioritizes his health.

How do you make working out and healthy living a lifestyle?

Don't go into your workouts with this idea of "I need to kill myself in the gym." Thats a sure fire way to burn out and hate fitness even more than you already do.

Stop guessing and start getting the results that you want from your fitness and health.

This meal right here would have been the beginning of a terrible month long food binge.

I would have sat there and felt guilty while crunching on my sweet potato fries.

Stuffing myself with as much food as I could because I had been restricting myself for weeks.

Cutting my calories drastically, doing an hour of cardio on top of my strength training workouts.

And denying all of the foods that I loved.

Feeling disgusted and totally stuffed after all the free bread, appetizers, and my food.

Of course, I would say yes when the waiter asked if we wanted a dessert menu.

I'm telling you all this because there is a better way to approach weight loss.

One without giving up the foods and snacks you love.

One where you don't feel completely miserable all day.

If you want to learn more about that, comment "✋🏼" down below, and let's chat :)

Pizza is life ❤️

Mad Garlic: Six types of garlic (roasted garlic puree, garlic oil, garlic cream *bechamel*, garlic confit, fried garlic and raw garlic

Thank you

Pulling an Edward Cullen 👀😴

Jenn came to me feeling frustrated and stuck.

She had been struggling with weight her whole life and would constantly yoyo diet.

She tried all the fad diets.

Weight Watchers

Low carb

NO carb, etc.

She was walking 2 miles per day.

Drinking a gallon of water every day.

And ate healthy, but she still could not get the results that she wanted.

So she signed up for our coaching program in December, and we started a reverse diet to help speed her metabolism up and build some muscle.

She was eating 1300-1500 cals a day, and we got that up to 2218 cals a day while still losing some weight over the course of a few months.

There were times when she was frustrated at her progress and anxious about seeing results, not knowing if it would actually happen.

So we would get on a call. I would remind her why we are doing what we are doing and why things are happening, and she calmed down and pushed forward.

She trusted in me and trusted in the process, and now that we are in the Fat Loss Acceleration phase of the program, she is seeing all the fruits of her labor.

She is a perfect example of what it looks like to trust the process and to stay consistent with things even when doubt creeps in.

I couldn’t be more proud of her and all of the progress she has made, and I can't wait to see all of the progress she continues to make going forward. 😌