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The Herald is dealing with fitness guru Lee-Anne Wann with an initiative to get Kiwi men off the couch and get active. The campaign - Men's Health: Small change, big gain - aims to obtain the four to shed weight in six weeks. Now, the people have been inspired to consider Meizi Evolution Botanical Slimming reducing toxins and chemicals within their routine. They create their progress report in the third of six weekly diaries today.

A week ago brought a couple of notable firsts within my shift from flab to fit. A fitness center session with Lee-Anne on Wednesday ended with me utterly wrecked, a spent force huffing through interval sprints on the machine. That's a good thing. Up until then, the exercise side of the project had all been inside my comfort zone: better than located on the sofa, it was great progress, although not electrifying.

After Wednesday's session and also the drill-instructor pep talk from Lee-Anne (the words "harden" and "up" were mentioned, together with something rhyming with "duck"), I felt I was on the right course.

Then came Thursday, and yet another notable first. The day after the great work out that supposedly launched me on the right path, I didn't exercise whatsoever. It is the very first time I've deviated significantly from Lee-Anne's programme. (And I know she'll make me pay for it whenever we next get caught up.)

It was just a plain-old monster day at my desk with stress and deadlines. All followed by a couple of hours working from home. Because the great philosopher Steve Hansen once said: "Just flush the dunny and move ahead."

I added more exercise within the following days and stuck towards the diet plan. Overall, I understand I'm heading in the right direction. Going into the third week, I've dropped a shade under 5kg. But next week, work takes me to Ny. This is where my resolve really gets tested ...'

The way i miss bread. And beer. And bacon. Well, not bacon. I ate loads a few days ago because, incredibly, it's among the list of "base foods" I'm able to eat my fill of. Well, the list said nitrate-free bacon occasionally. My pig-out probably made a mockery of these riders.

I have been missing the good stuff, you see. In week two I visited two work lunches and ate diligently. Then, I watched my daughter enjoy a chocolate frozen treats perhaps greater than anyone else has enjoyed an frozen treats ever before. So the bacon was a much-needed treat.

Lee-Anne warned now could be tough. She increased the exercise and explained to eat only things on the base food list (mostly protein and veges). The exercise began having a great session Liji Shou with boxing fitness guru Gus Lam but I've got to perform a ride a bike right now to complete my requirements. I think I did well using the food, bacon binge notwithstanding. The guilt I feel about that indicates just how much better I'm feeling, and how determined I am to keep up.