If you haven't already noticed, we have added the Live Coaching page to the top navigation bar of JumpSnap Nation. This is really getting exciting with more than anticipated early interest. As I've told those of you who are interested, because this is a live coaching session once a week for 8 weeks, I can only offer a limited number of spaces. Selection will be based both on the date the application is submitted in addition to the content of the application. As you might suspect by now, I call it like I see it. This means I simply cannot waste time working with people who are not mentally prepared to succeed. I know, everyone says they want to lose weight but remember - this is not a diet! So what I promise is real results, which means it's going to take more effort than clicking your heels and wishing for success.

If you are interested in learning more about the program, please go to the new Live Coaching page and enter your name and email address so we can send you more detailed information about the program.

Please note that I have two basic rules for all participants in the program:

# 1 - No Lying (this includes to me, your success cluster and most importantly, yourself)

# 2 - No Excuses (if you can't commit for a mere 8 weeks, then the rest of your life is going to be a challenge, so I'd rather not take your money)

These are simple and straight forward rules. If you can live by them, I guarantee success. If not, we're probably not the right match and I welcome you to come back at a later date when you're ready.

Thanks in advance for all the support - I can't wait to work with you!

Healthy Jumping...

For this week's post I wanted to take a minute to publicly thank all my wonderful authors who contribute their wealth of knowledge to the JumpSnap Nation Blogs week after week. They do such an amazing job sharing their insight on so many wonderful health and wellness related topics that I look forward to my daily read. Sure I'm biased, I'm the publisher...but I would put our content up against anyone else in the category and challenge them to a literary dual. OK, maybe that's a bit much but I am so proud of this group.

One of the things I like most as a reader is their authenticity. It makes me proud to read about one of Mike Monroe's crazy ultra "something" races he's training for yet he's still able to break it down into something simple that I can understand. I can assure you my marathon days are over but I always learn something about exercise from Mike because he's never condescending, and he certainly has the credentials that would allow him to be!

Or how about Dr. Evelyn Wells bringing a more clinical side to the discussion without making us feel like we failed high school math. She brings equal parts common sense with a handful of medicine and splash of personal reference to make us feel like we're sitting in her office. That's not always easy to do, especially from the medical community who often take pride in confounding us with their medical-speak. Her husband, Tim Cusak, can also be found blogging about everyday fitness challenges on the pages of JSN as well. In fact, Tim led the way for JSN into the Twitter phenomenon, so follow him and see what he has to say.