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Pinnacle Peak Performance

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5 week results
So the past 5 weeks I have been for the first time focusing on what I eat with portion control. Each meal measuring what I’m putting in etc and combining it with daily walking and kettle bell HITT workouts 4x a week. I didn’t have a scale to weigh myself so I can only go off my last weight back in April of 194 lbs. now I’m down to 173 lbs as of Sunday. Top photos are with my stomach relaxed and bottom is of tightening, not flexing hard just tightening it a bit. First pics on left were 7/15 middle was 8/2 and third set was 8/23. I think this is the fastest results I’ve ever received when doing any kind of health focus. Just shows how having a focused healthy diet and good exercise plan combined gets massive results.
5 week results
2 likes • 22d
Great Richard! So much progress in such a short time.
Springing into Action
Now that it's officially spring here in IL I'm amazed at the surge in my energy level. Getting 3 workouts in a week now: Cardio; strength/resistance; Qi Gong; Yoga; & Meditation.🏃‍♀️🏋️‍♂️🙏
High Protein Salmon Plate | Pinnacle Kitchen
This is how Pinnacle eats. 🔥 Grilled wild sockeye salmon. Roasted asparagus with fresh herbs. Cilantro lime rice. Simple. Clean. Powerful. This isn’t diet food. This is performance fuel. Built to keep you lean, strong, and moving forward. If you’re serious about your body, your energy, and your standards… this is how you eat. No shortcuts. No excuses. Welcome to Pinnacle Kitchen. #PinnacleKitchen #HighProteinMeals #SalmonRecipe #HealthyEating #MealPrep #BuiltForAltitude https://youtube.com/shorts/FNp3DiI34C8?si=4Ogbo5aSc6dEFe9K
1 like • Apr 4
Looks delish. Thx for the incentive.
Just For Fun 🍕🍦🍪
This is a test to see who’s with us. If you’re seeing this, let us know your answer. Which two would you be willing to give up forever? It’s an easy one for me. No more chips or ice cream.
Just For Fun 🍕🍦🍪
2 likes • Feb 8
All of the above😉
1 like • Feb 9
Thx John
Building Consistency as a Habit Part 1: Make the Commitment Small Enough to Keep
Framework Overview: Consistency is not about motivation. It is about designing actions you can repeat even on bad days. Today is Pillar 1. Pillar 1: Shrink the Commitment If the habit feels heavy, you will avoid it. Your first job is to make the action so small that skipping it feels silly. How to apply this today: 1. Choose one habit you want to be consistent with. 2. Reduce it to the smallest version that still counts. Examples…Workout becomes 5 pushups. Reading becomes one page. Journaling becomes one sentence 3. Decide that this small action is the win. Nothing extra is required. The goal is not improvement yet. The goal is showing up. When you prove to yourself that you can show up daily, scale becomes easy. Action for Today: Write down the smallest version of one habit you will complete today. Do it once. Stop. Come back tomorrow for Pillar 2.
Building Consistency as a Habit  Part 1: Make the Commitment Small Enough to Keep
2 likes • Feb 2
Today I will plan my breakfast for tomorrow. This is really a helpful think to do. Start small...👍
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Elizabeth Hall
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I'm John's Mom. Glad to be here joining you in an effort to achieve our ultimate potential in mind, body, and spirit.

Active 22d ago
Joined Dec 14, 2025