I was nearly 40 years old last year when my daughter was born. I weighed almost 330 pounds and was well on the way to serious health complications that follow from obesity and a completely sedentary lifestyle. [Scott] started me on a basic program of nutrition and basic movements designed to restore some level of function to my totally dysfunctional body. So far, in 15 months I have gone from almost 330 pounds to 240, my waist size has gone from a size 50 to a size 38. Thanks Scott!
"Scott Eder is a nice guy, for me sort of coach meets agent meets big brother."
-Lance Armstrong
New book out about Lance! First 80 pages feature his years in Dallas and Plano.
"Scott teaches you the difference between workout out and
training, the true meaning of train smarter, not longer..."
-Mark Madole
Margaret Elizabeth Perry is a senior at University of
Richmond in Richmond, Virginia. While ME had a background
in Horse Jumping, she only ran a few miles now and then for
fitness. Back in late July she came to me with the idea to run
a marathon. 26.2 miles? Was she Crazy? Realistic? In my
experience, not too many 21 year olds can follow through by
successfully training for and eventually running a 26.2-mile marathon.
With the encouragement from her parents, ME and I worked
hands-on in Dallas for only 3 or 4 sessions. The balance of
the program was done on paper and followed-up with twice weekly
phone check-ins.
ME's strong points were her consistently
longer and longer weekly long runs. "The long runs were definitely
what made the marathon a success. "They prepared my body and mind
so that I was confident in my capability to finish 26.2 miles."
Well, this story has a very happy ending. On The morning of Nov 12th
Margaret Elizabeth Perry finished The Richmond Marathon in a very
respectable first-timer's time of 4 hours and 37 minutes. Her future
plans include, "At this point, I would like to run a marathon per year
and shorter races along the way. I am excited to continue to use
running as a method to keep my mind and body fit." You go girl!