LISA LANEVE

TEAM THI BOD HAS BECOME MY EXTENDED FAMILY.

Who is your trainer?

CRISSY THIBODEAU

Occupation details:
Realtor specializing in Luxury Beachfront homes.

What does it mean to you to be involved with TEAM THIBOD?
Team Thi Bod has become my extended family. Crissy and Joe lead us with motivation, support, and encourage a well-balanced lifestyle.

What is your biggest takeaway from working with Crissy?
Consistency is the key ingredient along with proper nutrition.

How was the shoot even experience for you?
Photos are outside of my comfort zone. Warren was great at creating a comfortable atmosphere.

MY PARENTS INSTILLED IN ME A STRONG WORK ETHIC.

Relationship status:

Engaged

Fitness Goals:
To get lean in 2018.

Bio:
Lisa LaNeve began her real estate career in 1992 along the beaches of Destin. When Lisa is not working in real estate, she is enjoying time at the beach, with the Fit Family, and spending time with her five horses.

I PUT MY WELL-BEING AT THE BOTTOM OF MY TO-DO LIST AND USED FOOD AS COMFORT.

Training Plan:

Personal Training with Crissy 5 days/week plus cardio as time allows.

Nutritional & Supplements:
Magnum: Heat, EBrake, Primer, After Burn

Special skills?
Communication, Business, and Horsemanship (ie: horse whispering).

I CALLED CRISSY…AND ASKED HER TO GUIDE ME.

What do your parents mean to you? What did they teach you?

My parents have inspired me with their entrepreneurial skills. They are always my support in good times and bad. My parents instilled in me a strong work ethic.

What separates Status from other fitness magazines?
Inspiring stories of real people, not just competition people.

What was it like working with photographer Warren from Healthy Vision Photography?
Warren created a fun and energetic environment while shooting.

WARREN CREATED A FUN AND ENERGETIC ENVIRONMENT WHILE SHOOTING.

Who inspires you?

Fitness: Crissy

Professionally: Will Palmer

and with Horses: Karen Jones

Who do you wish to inspire?
Real Estate agents that new in their careers.

Transformation story:
I put my well-being at the bottom of my To-Do List and used food as comfort. As I sat in a horsemanship clinic the clinician said what type of horse do you want? Well everyone including me wanted to have an athletic partner in our horse. He then went on to say that we should also strive to be that for our horses. The light went off for me. I called Crissy, shared the story of the clinic, and asked her to guide me. I haven’t looked back. I continue to gain strength, stamina and build my core which has propelled my riding skills.

I HAVEN’T LOOKED BACK.

Life goals:

Travel the US and abroad, continue to grow in my career and horsemanship.

5 lessons you have learned:
1. Accept yourself where you are.
2. Strive to be better.
3. Stay focused.
4. Show up even when it’s hard.
5. Have fun.