I don't wish upon no star 2014 Juggernaut Challenge. I am Wade Burns. I am Juggernaut

[EFT]

I have been involved with health and fitness for about 12 years on and off but started taking it seriously about 3 years ago and started my own personal training fitness studio. "Go see Wade." That's what just about every client I have tells me they were told after other options failed. I don't get many "standard" clients that are only interested in body re-composition. My client list has included people that experience Multiple sclerosis, PCOS, fibromyalgia, Parkinson's disease, arthritis, scoliosis, osteoporosis and various forms of paralysis. I have trained children, the elderly and those that have other special needs like other physical or mental disabilities. The one common theme I tell them is to believe. Believe in themselves. Believe in the process. Believe in healing and believe that anything can happen with motivation and effort. It is that belief that is the key to all success... just believe. I don't really teach people but I do help them to become awakened to their own capabilities.

I get very intimate with some of my clients and can relate to some of them personally as I'm a 100% disabled veteran and deal with several limitations that I must overcome on a daily basis as well. I might not be formally trained to solve many of my clients issues but together we find ways to overcome their issues and reclaim their lives. I have literally had to invent equipment for several of them to achieve success.

The small town I live in is affected by the economy and I must keep my prices very low in order for those that could benefit from my services to afford them. Although I'm not financially "rich" I feel wealthy in spirit when I hear "I can open jars for the first time in years" or, "I can walk my dog more than a block", "I can ride my Harley again", "I don't have to pay someone to clean my house anymore", "I can walk straight for the first time in 5 years", "I don't need knee surgery anymore" or "I can play with my children again" and so many other inspiring stories that might not seem very big to some of us, but to those that were unable to do so before training it means everything.

I'm joining this challenge for a few reasons. I want to help as many people as I can in any way possible to accomplish their fitness goals and overcome any issues that may be experienced. I believe we can all learn to overcome any obstacles that arise or that interfere with what we are trying to accomplish. I am also in the challenge for myself for a couple personal reasons. My body physically shut down a few months ago with kidney failure and I have been in a VA hospital since the beginning of October. The doctors told me that if I hadn't admitted myself when I did that I would have died in a few days. I must be very careful what I put into my body now and use only Infinite Labs products because of their high quality. A recent x-ray revealed several lumps on my lungs that are too small to biopsy currently, but the list of what they can be is quite short. I view this as yet another obstacle to fight to overcome. I will soon be released within the first few weeks of January and feel reawakened to another chance at life. This challenge will be my first test upon my release. I'm quite sure we are all overcoming various issues on many levels as well and need to fight daily to do so successfully. This is a chance for us all to do so together and share with each other how we are successful in our efforts.

I hope to share with as many people as possible in this challenge their triumphs on any level. We will all be working together to help each other accomplish each of our goals. I also know this is going to be awesome and lots of fun because I've done it before! I feel privileged to be allowed the opportunity to participate in the IAJ challenge and to share in each and everyone's journey and successes. Let's show each other how much we believe and what we are capable of!

[ezericw]

EFT, Wow, a very impressive introduction my friend. You sound like a person who's Heart is their biggest muscle, and I truly felt inspired from reading your post. You should be very proud of yourself for all your doing for others, while struggling with your own difficulties, and I wish you the best of luck, hope I can help to support you during this challenge.

Good Luck!

[JohnButz]

Great to see my BII ready to take on the challenge!

[melalicious]

I have been involved with health and fitness for about 12 years on and off but started taking it seriously about 3 years ago and started my own personal training fitness studio. "Go see Wade." That's what just about every client I have tells me they were told after other options failed. I don't get many "standard" clients that are only interested in body re-composition. My client list has included people that experience Multiple sclerosis, PCOS, fibromyalgia, Parkinson's disease, arthritis, scoliosis, osteoporosis and various forms of paralysis. I have trained children, the elderly and those that have other special needs like other physical or mental disabilities. The one common theme I tell them is to believe. Believe in themselves. Believe in the process. Believe in healing and believe that anything can happen with motivation and effort. It is that belief that is the key to all success... just believe. I don't really teach people but I do help them to become awakened to their own capabilities.

I get very intimate with some of my clients and can relate to some of them personally as I'm a 100% disabled veteran and deal with several limitations that I must overcome on a daily basis as well. I might not be formally trained to solve many of my clients issues but together we find ways to overcome their issues and reclaim their lives. I have literally had to invent equipment for several of them to achieve success.

The small town I live in is affected by the economy and I must keep my prices very low in order for those that could benefit from my services to afford them. Although I'm not financially "rich" I feel wealthy in spirit when I hear "I can open jars for the first time in years" or, "I can walk my dog more than a block", "I can ride my Harley again", "I don't have to pay someone to clean my house anymore", "I can walk straight for the first time in 5 years", "I don't need knee surgery anymore" or "I can play with my children again" and so many other inspiring stories that might not seem very big to some of us, but to those that were unable to do so before training it means everything.

I'm joining this challenge for a few reasons. I want to help as many people as I can in any way possible to accomplish their fitness goals and overcome any issues that may be experienced. I believe we can all learn to overcome any obstacles that arise or that interfere with what we are trying to accomplish. I am also in the challenge for myself for a couple personal reasons. My body physically shut down a few months ago with kidney failure and I have been in a VA hospital since the beginning of October. The doctors told me that if I hadn't admitted myself when I did that I would have died in a few days. I must be very careful what I put into my body now and use only Infinite Labs products because of their high quality. A recent x-ray revealed several lumps on my lungs that are too small to biopsy currently, but the list of what they can be is quite short. I view this as yet another obstacle to fight to overcome. I will soon be released within the first few weeks of January and feel reawakened to another chance at life. This challenge will be my first test upon my release. I'm quite sure we are all overcoming various issues on many levels as well and need to fight daily to do so successfully. This is a chance for us all to do so together and share with each other how we are successful in our efforts.

I hope to share with as many people as possible in this challenge their triumphs on any level. We will all be working together to help each other accomplish each of our goals. I also know this is going to be awesome and lots of fun because I've done it before! I feel privileged to be allowed the opportunity to participate in the IAJ challenge and to share in each and everyone's journey and successes. Let's show each other how much we believe and what we are capable of!

Wade, your story continues to inspire me! It was an honor to share our journey's in the last IAJ challenge and I am so happy to continue our journey's together!

[slumpbuster]

Incredible Story Wade, it is truly an honor to be doing this challenge with you. The way you constantly inspire and advise is truly remarkable, you were given a gift that you do not waste. Thank you for everything you have done and everything you will continue to do, and thanks for reminding all of us that no matter what life throws at you, pick yourself up, push forward, and remember it isn't just about yourself, help as many others as you can along the way.

[Andrea928]

Wade, you are extraordinary! I am proud to share and learn with you on my own journey as well as support you on yours!
Let's get it. Together!

ONWARD!

[kconnell]

Welcome back Wade!

[EFT]

EFT, Wow, a very impressive introduction my friend. You sound like a person who's Heart is their biggest muscle, and I truly felt inspired from reading your post. You should be very proud of yourself for all your doing for others, while struggling with your own difficulties, and I wish you the best of luck, hope I can help to support you during this challenge.

Good Luck!

Thanks man! I think we all have stories that can inspire others and I think that's what this challenge is all about! I'll be following along with you along this journey as well. Let's talk about what we want out of this, like what are your primary goals?

[EFT]

Welcome back Wade!

Thanks Keith! I'm excited to do this more than that last couple and can tell there is a great group going along with it for the ride.

[EFT]

Wade, you are extraordinary! I am proud to share and learn with you on my own journey as well as support you on yours!
Let's get it. Together!

ONWARD!

Thanks! I'll be proud to follow along with you as well during this process. Let's share our goals with each other so we know what we are both trying to get out of this so that we can make it the best it can be!

[EFT]

Incredible Story Wade, it is truly an honor to be doing this challenge with you. The way you constantly inspire and advise is truly remarkable, you were given a gift that you do not waste. Thank you for everything you have done and everything you will continue to do, and thanks for reminding all of us that no matter what life throws at you, pick yourself up, push forward, and remember it isn't just about yourself, help as many others as you can along the way.

Dude, you always motivate me to try even harder and you're right, sometimes you just got to fall to get up. It's what we do with ourselves when we are up that matters. Let's plan to help each other along the way with this together!

[EFT]

Wade, your story continues to inspire me! It was an honor to share our journey's in the last IAJ challenge and I am so happy to continue our journey's together!

You're one of my inspirations as well and as one of the grand prize winners your input will be a primary motivator to me to try as hard as I can through this journey. I was an honor to share your journey last time for me as well and I can't wait to see what we can accomplish this go of it!

[melalicious]

You're one of my inspirations as well and as one of the grand prize winners your input will be a primary motivator to me to try as hard as I can through this journey. I was an honor to share your journey last time for me as well and I can't wait to see what we can accomplish this go of it!

Thank you so much Wade, that means a lot to me! So happy that we are here for each other. Let's do this!!!

[vol8615]

I have been involved with health and fitness for about 12 years on and off but started taking it seriously about 3 years ago and started my own personal training fitness studio. "Go see Wade." That's what just about every client I have tells me they were told after other options failed. I don't get many "standard" clients that are only interested in body re-composition. My client list has included people that experience Multiple sclerosis, PCOS, fibromyalgia, Parkinson's disease, arthritis, scoliosis, osteoporosis and various forms of paralysis. I have trained children, the elderly and those that have other special needs like other physical or mental disabilities. The one common theme I tell them is to believe. Believe in themselves. Believe in the process. Believe in healing and believe that anything can happen with motivation and effort. It is that belief that is the key to all success... just believe. I don't really teach people but I do help them to become awakened to their own capabilities.

I get very intimate with some of my clients and can relate to some of them personally as I'm a 100% disabled veteran and deal with several limitations that I must overcome on a daily basis as well. I might not be formally trained to solve many of my clients issues but together we find ways to overcome their issues and reclaim their lives. I have literally had to invent equipment for several of them to achieve success.

The small town I live in is affected by the economy and I must keep my prices very low in order for those that could benefit from my services to afford them. Although I'm not financially "rich" I feel wealthy in spirit when I hear "I can open jars for the first time in years" or, "I can walk my dog more than a block", "I can ride my Harley again", "I don't have to pay someone to clean my house anymore", "I can walk straight for the first time in 5 years", "I don't need knee surgery anymore" or "I can play with my children again" and so many other inspiring stories that might not seem very big to some of us, but to those that were unable to do so before training it means everything.

I'm joining this challenge for a few reasons. I want to help as many people as I can in any way possible to accomplish their fitness goals and overcome any issues that may be experienced. I believe we can all learn to overcome any obstacles that arise or that interfere with what we are trying to accomplish. I am also in the challenge for myself for a couple personal reasons. My body physically shut down a few months ago with kidney failure and I have been in a VA hospital since the beginning of October. The doctors told me that if I hadn't admitted myself when I did that I would have died in a few days. I must be very careful what I put into my body now and use only Infinite Labs products because of their high quality. A recent x-ray revealed several lumps on my lungs that are too small to biopsy currently, but the list of what they can be is quite short. I view this as yet another obstacle to fight to overcome. I will soon be released within the first few weeks of January and feel reawakened to another chance at life. This challenge will be my first test upon my release. I'm quite sure we are all overcoming various issues on many levels as well and need to fight daily to do so successfully. This is a chance for us all to do so together and share with each other how we are successful in our efforts.

I hope to share with as many people as possible in this challenge their triumphs on any level. We will all be working together to help each other accomplish each of our goals. I also know this is going to be awesome and lots of fun because I've done it before! I feel privileged to be allowed the opportunity to participate in the IAJ challenge and to share in each and everyone's journey and successes. Let's show each other how much we believe and what we are capable of!

This is going to be awesome Wade, you are such an inspiration, In for the ride!

[EFT]

This is going to be awesome Wade, you are such an inspiration, In for the ride!

Thanks Man! This is going to be AWESOME!

[JamesOBrien160]

I may need to redo my intro awesome wade! Good luck!

[thnakd1]

glad to see you back here wade!..... Also glad to hear you are doing better... I know some of your battles, I am a 50% disabled vet as well. The stories of your clients can be the best motivation for yourself when you need it!

[EFT]

I may need to redo my intro awesome wade! Good luck!

Hey man, I'm glad to see you, I'll be following right along. I did my intro so that others could get to know where I'm at a little, I think it's good for us all to understand each other as we go through this.

[EFT]

glad to see you back here wade!..... Also glad to hear you are doing better... I know some of your battles, I am a 50% disabled vet as well. The stories of your clients can be the best motivation for yourself when you need it!

Thanks for stopping by! Will be following along with your journey again this time for sure!

[Lanithroe]

Wade let's crush it again this year. I'll get you my new number so we can chat.

[Lanithroe]

The only thing in life that can stop you from reaching your goals is YOU! Now get out their and crush your goals!

[thnakd1]

Thanks for stopping by! Will be following along with your journey again this time for sure!

As long as I can keep the injuries to a minimum or zero I will be good! Just hate starting off like this with injuries, but I will come back strong! looking forward to pushing each other and following along as well!

[ezericw]

As long as I can keep the injuries to a minimum or zero I will be good! Just hate starting off like this with injuries, but I will come back strong! looking forward to pushing each other and following along as well!

I know what you mean, although I have not had any major injuries, I can feel my knees getting worse. Especially since I added HIIT to my workout days!

[Lanithroe]

I can't wait to see what your log will look like this time around wade! We will have to talk soon.

[Credz]

Subbed for the epicness!

[JohnButz]

How are you kicking off the New Year Wade?

[Lanithroe]

Ok wade it's time to see that fire brother. Melt the iron!

[GymGirl38]

I have been involved with health and fitness for about 12 years on and off but started taking it seriously about 3 years ago and started my own personal training fitness studio. "Go see Wade." That's what just about every client I have tells me they were told after other options failed. I don't get many "standard" clients that are only interested in body re-composition. My client list has included people that experience Multiple sclerosis, PCOS, fibromyalgia, Parkinson's disease, arthritis, scoliosis, osteoporosis and various forms of paralysis. I have trained children, the elderly and those that have other special needs like other physical or mental disabilities. The one common theme I tell them is to believe. Believe in themselves. Believe in the process. Believe in healing and believe that anything can happen with motivation and effort. It is that belief that is the key to all success... just believe. I don't really teach people but I do help them to become awakened to their own capabilities.

I get very intimate with some of my clients and can relate to some of them personally as I'm a 100% disabled veteran and deal with several limitations that I must overcome on a daily basis as well. I might not be formally trained to solve many of my clients issues but together we find ways to overcome their issues and reclaim their lives. I have literally had to invent equipment for several of them to achieve success.

The small town I live in is affected by the economy and I must keep my prices very low in order for those that could benefit from my services to afford them. Although I'm not financially "rich" I feel wealthy in spirit when I hear "I can open jars for the first time in years" or, "I can walk my dog more than a block", "I can ride my Harley again", "I don't have to pay someone to clean my house anymore", "I can walk straight for the first time in 5 years", "I don't need knee surgery anymore" or "I can play with my children again" and so many other inspiring stories that might not seem very big to some of us, but to those that were unable to do so before training it means everything.

I'm joining this challenge for a few reasons. I want to help as many people as I can in any way possible to accomplish their fitness goals and overcome any issues that may be experienced. I believe we can all learn to overcome any obstacles that arise or that interfere with what we are trying to accomplish. I am also in the challenge for myself for a couple personal reasons. My body physically shut down a few months ago with kidney failure and I have been in a VA hospital since the beginning of October. The doctors told me that if I hadn't admitted myself when I did that I would have died in a few days. I must be very careful what I put into my body now and use only Infinite Labs products because of their high quality. A recent x-ray revealed several lumps on my lungs that are too small to biopsy currently, but the list of what they can be is quite short. I view this as yet another obstacle to fight to overcome. I will soon be released within the first few weeks of January and feel reawakened to another chance at life. This challenge will be my first test upon my release. I'm quite sure we are all overcoming various issues on many levels as well and need to fight daily to do so successfully. This is a chance for us all to do so together and share with each other how we are successful in our efforts.

I hope to share with as many people as possible in this challenge their triumphs on any level. We will all be working together to help each other accomplish each of our goals. I also know this is going to be awesome and lots of fun because I've done it before! I feel privileged to be allowed the opportunity to participate in the IAJ challenge and to share in each and everyone's journey and successes. Let's show each other how much we believe and what we are capable of!

You sound like a great guy and a real life changer. I admire you for helping the way you do. Good luck!

[kennknee]

Subbed for the excellence Wade.

[Lanithroe]