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The term Fat Camp has been around a long time. In recent years it’s become a taboo term. In reality, there isn’t much difference between Fat Camps vs Fitness Camps. So you shouldn’t let the name scare you off. Most modern camps serve the same function: achieve the body you desire in the healthiest way possible. Here are 5 misconceptions about Fat Camps. Fat Camp is such an ugly term and we don’t like it we like fit camp.

1. Fat Camps are for kids. Though the term “Fat Camp” or “Fat Farm” once referred to camps for overweight children this is no longer the case. The majority of people choosing to travel and stay in fitness camps are adults. Adults are making the choice to get healthier in a controlled setting together in record numbers.

2. Fat Camps focus on beauty rather than health. In the 1970s this was very much the case. Children and adults signed up for camps that focused on how to make you as skinny as possible in the least about of time while many of the time sacrificing the client’s health and mental well-being. This is not how modern camps work. Camps pride themselves on finding the best, healthiest solution for getting each person the help they need to lose weight.

3. It’s only about exercise. This is also not true. Though a large percentage of the time spent at camp is to exercise a big portion of your time will be devoted to nutrition and behavioral development. You have to get your mind and your eating right if you’re going to keep the weight off.

4. It’s like boot camp for civilians. Though it is important to push you to your absolute limits at times to get to that next level we will never shame you or bring you down as an attempt to motivate you. Our job is to inspire and encourage you to do your best.

5. It’s only for people who are overweight. Fat Camp or Fat Farm doesn’t mean FAT PEOPLE CAMP. It’s for people who have the weight they want to lose and to become healthier human beings. People who aren’t necessarily overweight still frequent fitness camps to get healthier, stronger, and get the body they envision themselves having.

Remember the most important thing about choosing a camp isn’t what it’s called but that it helps you reach your goals in a productive, healthy, and satisfying way. Live In Fitness prides itself on doing that and much much more. Check out our testimonials and Youtube for more information on what we have to offer!!

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 Breakfast

Protein Biscuits and Gravy with Fresh Raspberries

Prep 10 min; Cook 20 min; Ready In:  30 min

Biscuits:

• 1 cup Bisquick® biscuit mix
• 4 scoops unflavored protein powder
• 1 cup unsweetened almond milk

Gravy:

• 1 cup water
• ½ cup white whole-wheat flour
• Salt and pepper, to taste
• 1 cup fresh raspberries, as an accompaniment 

• For the Biscuits: Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Whisk together the Bisquick and protein powder. Stir in the milk, and mix until just combined. 

• Roll the dough into a 1/2-inch thick circle on a Bisquick-dusted surface. Cut out 8 biscuits, and place on an ungreased baking sheet. Bake in the preheated oven until light golden brown, about 15 minutes. 

• For the Gravy: Bring the water to a boil over high heat in a small saucepan. Whisk in the flour a little at a time, whisking vigorously until completely smooth. Season to taste with salt and pepper. 

• Place 2 biscuits on each of 4 dinner plates; ladle 1/4 of the gravy over each portion, and serve immediately along with ¼ cup of fresh raspberries on the side. 

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SERVES 4 (Serving Size: 2 biscuits, 1/4 of the gravy, and 1/4 cup raspberries) 

CALORIES 300; FAT 5.8g (sat 1.515g); PROTEIN 30g; CARB 32g (sugar 2g); CHOL 0mg; CALC 42.5%; SODIUM 263mg 

 
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