Your Brain on Exercise We all know that exercise has many benefits but what you may not realize is that certain types of exercise actually increase cell production in the brain and reduce brain atrophy as we age! First let’s talk about the mental benefits of exercise. Exercise has shown to improve your mood, reduce stress, increase
Rules for Eating a Treat Last week I gave you the #1 Healthy Eating Tip included some rules about buying a treat. Today we will go over some rules about eating that treat! RULE #1 – Enjoy EVERY bite If at any time, while you are eating your treat, you think to yourself “this really isn’t that good” PUT
In this newsletter you’ll find…
1) The #1 healthy eating tip you can start today!
2) Join us to crochet.
3) Complete your first 5K.
4) Stretch and Scrabble class.
5) Banana Bread with healthier ingredient options.
6) Can you unscramble these fitness words?
So you’ve decided, maybe in your head, maybe on paper, or maybe you told a friend; you are going to complete your first 5k. So now what? A couple of important things before we get into that. Note the title of this blog post, it says COMPLETE your first 5k, so if the thought in your head is saying
Be stronger than your excuses! The photo above is of Chris during a 22-minute group walk we did on a Saturday morning. Chris has COPD and needs to use oxygen when she exercises. Yes, you heard me right, when she exercises! Does she have to stop or slow down sometimes to catch her breath? Yes,
COVID-19 Exercise Options We all know we need to exercise and we all know the many benefits exercise provides us, and yet we don’t do enough. “For most healthy adults, the Department of Health and Human Services recommends these exercise guidelines: Aerobic activity. Get at least 150 minutes of moderate aerobic activity or 75 minutes
We are getting ready to kick-off our next Drop 2 Sizes challenge! The program starts on May 4th and finishes the on June 25th… just in time to get out the shorts! You will do 3 – 4 workouts per week and receive nutritional guidance, including grocery lists and weekly accountability meetings (from the comfort
Your Brain on Exercise We all know that exercise has many benefits but what you may not realize is that certain types of exercise actually increase cell production in the brain and reduce brain atrophy as we age! First let’s talk about the mental benefits of exercise. Exercise has shown to improve your mood, reduce stress, increase
Rules for Eating a Treat Last week I gave you the #1 Healthy Eating Tip included some rules about buying a treat. Today we will go over some rules about eating that treat! RULE #1 – Enjoy EVERY bite If at any time, while you are eating your treat, you think to yourself “this really isn’t that good” PUT
In this newsletter you’ll find…
1) The #1 healthy eating tip you can start today!
2) Join us to crochet.
3) Complete your first 5K.
4) Stretch and Scrabble class.
5) Banana Bread with healthier ingredient options.
6) Can you unscramble these fitness words?
So you’ve decided, maybe in your head, maybe on paper, or maybe you told a friend; you are going to complete your first 5k. So now what? A couple of important things before we get into that. Note the title of this blog post, it says COMPLETE your first 5k, so if the thought in your head is saying
Be stronger than your excuses! The photo above is of Chris during a 22-minute group walk we did on a Saturday morning. Chris has COPD and needs to use oxygen when she exercises. Yes, you heard me right, when she exercises! Does she have to stop or slow down sometimes to catch her breath? Yes,
COVID-19 Exercise Options We all know we need to exercise and we all know the many benefits exercise provides us, and yet we don’t do enough. “For most healthy adults, the Department of Health and Human Services recommends these exercise guidelines: Aerobic activity. Get at least 150 minutes of moderate aerobic activity or 75 minutes
We are getting ready to kick-off our next Drop 2 Sizes challenge! The program starts on May 4th and finishes the on June 25th… just in time to get out the shorts! You will do 3 – 4 workouts per week and receive nutritional guidance, including grocery lists and weekly accountability meetings (from the comfort
