Hello.Hello.
I haven't done a residential Bootcamp but I do local bootcamps in parks most weeks. I have also done British Military Fitness (BMF) sessions. I perfer the bootcamp sessions as the PT tends to get to know you and know how far to push you. BMF sessions tend to be more based on putting on a bib and being part of a big group. It's less personal.
I go to the Gym and do cardio most days so it's good to supplement that with more circuit based training too. I like the fresh air and the benefits of training in an open space that classes like this bring.
I would say go for it, if my children were older I would go. I know that Groupon sometimes has special offers for Bootcamps.
I am in the gym most days and consider myself reasonably fit - however i have a real issue with food - I eat far to much and reward myself with food - ie a 5 mile run means I can have a double portion of lunch 
mind u being my boss she did a 5* one..... a bit out of my league!!!
I have never felt so unhealthy at any point in my life! I was just reading this and thinking it sounds like something I needI have never felt so unhealthy at any point in my life!
Is there nowhere you can get more info on it, or are you just wanting some personal reviews? How long is it for? (Sorry, just curiosity questions).

For you - first set small realistic goals and small steps - ie - I will go for a walk 3 times this week for 1/2 hour - it doesnt have to be anything drastic just enough to get you moving. Do this for a month and by then you will be ready to move on a little.
When we set a huge weight loss or i want to be mega fit "NOW" target we get so disheartened that we give up before we have even started!
Have one less spoon of food at dinner - or replace half your potatos/rice etc with veg.
Maybe we should have a weekly exercise support thread as well as dieting one?
As soon as you get started you will feel better - good luck!!
Katie x

I'm now a healthy size 12-14, I feel better and I would like to lose a bit more but I don't count calories/fat/carbs anymore I just eat healthily and continue to exercise and I lose on average of a pound a week. I try to go to the gym every weekday but somedays I might only do a forty min uphill walk, other days I might do body combat class which is really full on. I still get compliments from people every couple of months so I guess 6 pounds or so every now and then is still noticable.

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Maybe we should have a weekly exercise support thread as well as dieting one?
Katie x
thats a great idea![]()

If anyone is interested I'd be happy to start us off?????
Would keep me motivated to go ... esp as I have just tucked into 2 slices of home made bread as I walked in the door after work... See wha t I mean about food??
Katie x
but plenty weights, an exercise ball and a stepper at home. THat should get me going 
If anyone is interested I'd be happy to start us off?????
Katie x
Anyone else interested?
I will start it this Monday - just to give everyone time to get in the mood
Katie
Monday sounds good to me.Maybe you need to offer some tips for 'getting in the mood' tooMonday sounds good to me.

(but its not easy to run on wine....)I usually find wine and chocolate help![]()

(but its not easy to run on wine....)
I did buy myself 10 organic cucumbers yesterday so I can get back into using my juicer. I have always enjoyed several glasses of fruit and/or veggie juice every day but somehow with a bit of a crazy end to the last year I very quickly dropped some good habits and picked up twice as many bad ones.it cost a grand a week !!!!!!!
More cost effective to be a couch potato - even if you double your budget on expensive wine and chocolates. If you did that for a year it would cost £52k 
it cost a grand a week !!!!!!!
) worth every penny.
which would cost me nearly £200!