Civilian Fitness
3/26/2007
So, I was accepted into the Civilian Fitness Program & i’m extatic!!! I can’t wait to start!
Setting goals has always been very easy to do for me; maintaining them is what I struggle with every day. There are many changes that I would like to make - in my fitness, nutrition, and life.
I am exited to say that today marks day 1 of my 6 month Civilian Fitness Program given by my employer. I’m very exited and committed to finish this program and maintain it for life. Here is the letter of acceptance:
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12 March 2007
Welcome to the Civilian Fitness Program! The first step in determining your level of fitness and insuring a lifetime of health and happiness starts here. Life is not about the amount of time that we live, but rather about the quality of that time.
You will receive a complete fitness assessment and evaluation of your current fitness level. This assessment will include a profile of your cardio-respiratory, absolute and dynamic strength, flexibility, and body composition. After all data is collected, our Physical Fitness Specialists will set-up a time with you to present you with your completed packet and offer guidelines on how to improve your level of fitness over the next six months.
We look forward to seeing you on Monday, 19 March 2007, at 7:45 a.m. We will meet in the lobby of Stout Gym.
This will be a very fun and informative morning and we will all share a few laughs and get you on-track to meet your goals. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at xxx-xxxx.
Sincerely,
Doug Briggs
Doug Briggs, Ph.D., CSCS
Director of Strength & Conditioning-US ARMY/MWR
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I believe i’ve been giving a second chance… ![]()
Here are some broad goals that I would like to accomplish in this program (March - September 2007):
- Lose 30-40 pounds of FAT
- Be under 30% body fat
- Fit into my size 10 jeans again
- Be able to run/jog/walk a mile in under 12 minutes
- Be able to do more than 10 regular push-ups in 1 minute
- Improve my cardiovascular endurance
- Improve my strength levels (Bench Press, Squat, Leg Press)
My ULTIMATE goal is to get down to 18% body fat & maintain a healthy weight range of 140-150 lbs.
Please visit my GOALS page for more details.
That’s it for now.
~ Vilma
- Beginning Stats
- 60 Day progress pictures
- Final Pictures, stats & measurements
- Review of program













