IsaBody

Each person below was crowned a 'Finalist' for having the top three transformations in their IsaBody Challenge - each winning £1,000/€1,100 and a personal photo shoot! Now all eight finalists from 2019 are going head to head at Celebration to become the European Grand Prize Winner, where they'll be crowned on stage, win £5,000/€5,500 and a trip to Global Celebration in Salt Lake City! Who will be the winner? Meet the finalists below. Willem Lange  Starting the IsaBody Challenge seemed like a small decision, but it’s turned out to be life changing. Before the challenge I didn’t feel like me anymore – I was unhappy, I was always tired and going to the gym once a month was a push, [...]

Diana de Vries Before Isagenix I’d already been trying to lose weight for two years with strict eating schedules and training with my fitness trainer, but I just got heavier. I decided to give Isagenix a go, and within two weeks I saw results! I feel energetic, my sleep rhythm is back and I am on my way to a better body! I am now going to the gym four times a week combined with Crossfit, and my fat percentage has dropped but my muscle mass has remained! I feel I can perform better in my sports because I’m now getting all the good nutrients! I’ve achieved my goal weight and I now have a better and healthier life. My [...]

After undertaking a 16-week transformation challenge whilst following the Isagenix plan, these finalists have not only transformed their bodies but they've overcome challenges to reach their goals, which is what IsaBody is all about! Well done to our three finalists for Round 3 2019! Pakken Yung I was in a very difficult place juggling a full-time university course, a new born baby, financial struggles and moving around temporary accommodation, so my health and mental state was at an all-time low. I was determined to make a change and knew my health was a priority, so I enrolled into the IsaBody Challenge. Even though my journey had its ups and downs, I’m so much happier now and I’m in a much [...]

Scott Cook Up until 2012, I was in good health playing football and competing in sprint Triathlons, but after retiring from playing in 2012, having two children, starting a more office based managerial job and bad eating habits, I started to put on weight. I got into a really bad cycle by just eating more junk food whilst feeling down about my weight gain. In the end I got up to 103kg. I was at a point of desperation, frustrated and worst of all I was taking it out on the ones closest to me – my kids called me Mr. Grumpy and Mr. Angry. I promised myself I must get healthier and happier so I could do more fun [...]