Supreme Lean Challenge

Jessica is a teacher and has been very active her entire life.  She’s completed marathons, the MS150 and played four years of college soccer.  She hopes to achieve a healthy lifestyle and have a secure self-image at the end of the challenge.

“My body and healthy have gone from the “after” snapshot, to the “before. The mere fact that I’m willing to reveal my weight to you, total strangers, a number that I planned to take to my grave, is proof enough that I am ready to work hard to get it off.”

Elizabeth Tolliver Age:? Weight: 204.9

Elizabeth is a registered nurse at St. Elizabeth’s and mother of two.  She is currently in school pursuing her masters as a Nurse Practitioner.  Reaching her highest weight of 230lbs after her second pregnancy, she’s extremely motivated and excited for the Supreme Lean challenge.

“I would like for my family and patients to view me as a role model of health.”

Larry Hitch Age: 60 Weight: 248.7

Larry spent 33 years with Ford motor company and has looked forward to an active retirement for a long time.  His goal is to lose weight to allow him to become more active and continue to do the things that he enjoys.  He currently takes the HydroRider and deep water aerobic classes and hopes to be an example to others.

“I realize that I am in the 4^th quarter of my game of life and I want to improve the quality of my life and finish strong.”

Mike Detzel Age:? Weight: 255.6

Mike recently completed the 12 week program and was very successful in reaching his goals.  He’s still looking to lose over 50lbs and is confident the Supreme Lean challenge will help him reach that goal.

“The added time will definitely reiterate the good habits I’ve been developing so this time it will be a permanent lifestyle change.”

Diana Fernbach Age:29 Weight:272.6

 Diana is a mother of two beautiful boys who has struggled to lose weight since her last pregnancy.  She has been a member for three years and is ready to work hard to achieve one of the most important goals of her life of balancing her life with fitness.

“Discipline for staying fit sometimes takes a backseat to the pressures of family and work. But we all must realize that our health plays a vital role in keeping the core of the family alive.”