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When people endeavor to start a fitness routine, those that go it alone fail far more often than they succeed. However, those that have a committed partner succeed far more often than they fail.

The importance of good accountability cannot be overstated. Often times we seek accountability in other areas of our lives but hesitate to do it with our fitness (exercise and/or nutrition). Maybe it’s pride, or embarrassment, or fear. Or maybe it’s because fitness is such a personal issue for people. But all these reasons are really an inadequate tradeoff when you think about sacrificing all the benefits of living a healthy lifestyle (confidence, high energy, freedom, good sleep, etc.).

If you’re someone who has struggled to get any momentum with your fitness, maybe it’s time to consider adding some accountability. Regardless of your reluctance, this simple truth remains: there is power in numbers.

As I reached my mid-40s, a lot of stress, very little exercise, and running too many people to the doctor resulted in lots of fast food. I was feeling tired and run down. Jenny Glenn contacted me about a challenge group and I joined. I took baby steps. Jenny was always there to encourage me and guide me and pick me up when I felt I had failed. I am doing much better. Jenny has continued to always be there for me and encourage me.

DIANE S.Amazonia, MO

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