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Reality TV star promotes fitness at Orpheum

Don't expect a speech from personal trainer Jillian Michaels at the Orpheum March 14. Look for two hours of inspiration, information and entertainment instead.

"I much prefer a direct, unfiltered conversation with the audience," Michaels said.

Michaels, a personal trainer and reality show personality from "The Biggest Loser", is speaking for her "Maximize Your Life" tour about goal setting, personal image and inspiration. She hopes to motivate people to go out and do the same in their own lives.

Having once struggled with her weight, Michaels' passion for fitness began with martial arts 17 years ago, and she now holds a black belt.

Fans of "The Biggest Loser" can expect a different side of Jillian Michaels than the one they know from television.

"TV is like a cartoon," Michaels said. "People rarely get to see what's actually going on and how the transformations of the contestants (emotionally and physically) are being achieved and that's what I am going to teach people during my show."

Goal setting also plays a major part of the conversation Michaels has with her audience as well as in her own life. She meditates on them through the day and before she goes to bed.

These days her personal goals range from "to continue growing as a mom and businesswoman, to get better with every passing day and stay true to my passions personally and professionally."

Though barbecue isn't the healthiest, Michaels plans on having some when she arrives.

"I believe that everything is fine as long as you utilize balance in your life. I will totally have barbecue," Michaels said. "I'll just be sure to eat well for my other meals during the day and try to squeeze in a workout as well."

Freshman Jerrica James is a fan of "The Biggest Loser" and looks forward to the tour.

"It's weird to hear her talk about life," James said. "I normally hear her speak about being healthy, but I'd love to hear her talk about goals."

James likes to workout herself and looks to Michaels for motivation.

"I hope to get abs just like her one day," James said.

Tickets are available at the Orpheum, and VIP tickets include a photo opportunity with Michaels. Audience members also receive a week free at any Curves workout location for themselves and a friend with the "Maximize Your Life" tour ticket stub.


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