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Fitness Challenge: Reverse Your New Year's Resolution

January 1st is the big day we all make that fitness pledge, "A new year, a new you." Thanksgiving through New Year's Eve we forgive ourselves from the over eating and over indulgence and promise ou bodies we'll make amends on the first day of the new year. So when I came across Fitness Journal's, "Reverse New Year's Challenge," I was intrigued.

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What exactly is a reverse New Year's challenge? It's when you make your New Year's resolution to be in shape by January 1st not on it. That's a pretty tough challenge considering all of the holiday parties you'll be attending this month whose hostesses are most likely not thinking about your waistline. This is the time of year for fruit cakes, baklava, cookies and other fattening treats, not to mention the high carb alcohol that's likely to be making appearances at festivities everywhere.

However, I think the idea is genius. What a great way to really test your will power and be ahead of everyone else come New Year's Day. You'll no longer sound so cliche making the same promises as millions of other people, resolving to exercise more and eat healthier. In fact, I'm sure you'll raise a few eyebrows when complimented on how great you look as you proudly tell them it's due to your reverse New Year's resolution. Imagine having the figure you want now and not waiting to get started weeks from now?

I think it's a pretty interesting concept, but will it catch on? We'd love to here what you think in the comments.

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I like the idea and wish I had read this before "my resolutions" were made. Anyhow, I'm still doing good with said resolutions for a better me and will put this post's idea in effect for the rest of the year.

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