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Chris Guerrero
President at Westchester Fit
Chris Guerrero is the Owner/Operator of Westchester Fit since 2009, focusing on Marketing & Sales, Staff Development, Client Success Management, and Personal Training & Coaching. Prior to this, he worked as a Purchase & Sales Associate at JP Morgan from 2007 to 2009, handling data entry and daily communication for equities and options trading.
Chris holds a Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology from the University of Michigan and has earned various certifications including CrossFit Level 1 & 2, CrossFit Mobility, CrossFit Kids, CrossFit Endurance, NASM Personal Trainer, CrossFit Powerlifting, Attitude Nation Level 1, and OPEX CCP Coach. He has been recognized for his achievements, being named the 1st Male CrossFit Ambassador for Lululemon Greenwich and winning the Best of Westchester Best Health Club in 2017 and Best Personal Trainer in 2018.
In addition to his qualifications, Chris has served as the President at CrossFit Westchester and also held the role of President at Westchester Fit. With his diverse skill set and experience, Chris brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the fitness and training industry.
Highlights
Today is August 12th.
By tomorrow, over 70% of the people who joined a gym in January will have stopped showing up. This is a shame, because the real key to fitness and health is consistency.
To build a lifelong fitness practice:
- You have to find an exercise you like;
- You have to have an appointment to exercise (not just the desire);
- You have to be accountable to someone else (like a coach or training buddy).
Think about the fittest person you know. I’m willing to bet:
- They love their workout, whether it’s running, jiu jitsu, or CrossFit;
- They do it at the same time, all the time;
- They have a list of friends who they only know because of their chosen workouts.
These people aren’t more social than anyone else. They’re not exercise fanatics. They don’t have more time in their day. They’re not more disciplined, don’t have more willpower–there’s nothing that makes them “born to be fit”. It’s the other way around:
- They tried a few things until they found something they like;
- They work out because they’ve scheduled their workout in their day, not because they have more ‘free time’ than anyone else;
- They have a coach or a group or a buddy who makes sure they show up on time.
Who's your fitness buddy?
Here are some of mine :)
Happy Sunday.
Over the last few years I’ve spent north of $75,000.00 on personal development.
I’ve also become a small business mentor and help business around the world become more profitable.
I’ve learned many different techniques and exercises which have helped me to become a better human being, leader and business owner.
I wanted to take a moment today to discuss the power of visualization.
When we see things clearly, we CAN achieve them.
About 6 weeks ago I went through a visualization exercise. It took a few days to complete. I went through each step and created a book with images that I flip through every morning for about 5-10 minutes.
“What do I want to become, do, or achieve in the next 30 years?”
When I first started I didn’t know what the hell I was doing. None of what was listed or laid out visually was possible in my mind.
Then this morning, after daily practice, I was reading through the 18 or so things on my list I noticed myself saying things like:
“This really won’t be that hard to accomplish.” “I’m almost there for this one.” “I can definitely do this.” “I’m going to buy that.”
When I finished I was all “holy shit” - I am programming my brain to see everything that WILL happen in my life. These things are no longer a pipe dream but rather a matter of when they will come to life.
Drop a 🖐️ below if you want to learn more about this powerful technique and how I’m creating my perfect life. You can do it too. First step is seeing it.
