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Well.
I have been int he same situation. but in the other side.
When I got married, my husband was in perfect shape.
After only 4 years he gained 34 lbs, a huge beer gut, loose all his hair, only wore sweatpants, caps that said John Deere.
The top of the cherry was when he cheated on me, so by bye.
He begged for months, I haven`t talked or seen him in years.
Thank God we didn`t had kids.
Now, we live in a world where trought the media and magazines perfect bodies are the ideal.
Myself, I work as a Fashion model, trust me, I don`t look the same as in the ads, after they have redone and retouched and photoshoped me.No model does.
I do work out, but I hate doing it.
I recently found an article in Women`s Health, it works, I have been doing it for 3 weeks and I can see the results.
I am a couch potatoe, I am thin, but soft, and I have a stomach roll that I have been fighting since I was 17, with these exercises is almost gone, I cannot believe it.
I also changed my eating habits, I eat for breakfast the dinner from last night, a huge plate, for lunch some soup or salad, and after 6pm nothing at all, only water.
The agency trainer tought us to NEVER eat after 6pm, the body slowes down, and stores everything.
At the beggining my stomach hurted, but after a couple days I got used to.
Take lots of green tea also, but not after 7pm, it has caffeine
About your husband, if he says he loves you, tell him to start working out WITH YOU, whatever, instead of critisizin.
Is easy to be a blamer a point a finger, he can do crunches or weights, tell him that you NEED his support to get motivated, it will also get him in shape, and do some bonding.
Here is the link I told u about...enjoy..and don`t quit, it works!!
Best of luck!
http://www.womenshealthmag.com/fitness/abs-workout-routine

Anamaria
And as for leaving, he won`t do it, he`s just blabbing.

June 5, 2010 - 1:48am

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