Monday, May 28, 2012
Fitness: Put that Scale Away!
Fitness: Put that Scale Away!: I don't even know where my scale is. After you establish your weight, put the scale away for 3 months. You can do measurements with a tape m...
Put that Scale Away!
I don't even know where my scale is. After you establish your weight, put the scale away for 3 months. You can do measurements with a tape measure when you feel the desire. Some folks actually gain muscle weight and this can be discouraging, but their clothes are fitting better, they are sleeping better, and they have more energy.The focus is on all on their weight and they miss all of these positive changes. So put that scale away!
Rest Days! My weekly Blog!
If one day you wake up , and you don't feel like working out or you are sore from a hard workout. Take a day off to rest your body and to recharge your mind. Trust me the rest will do you some good!
Friday, May 18, 2012
Fitness: Pumpkin or Banana Pancakes!
Fitness: Pumpkin or Banana Pancakes!: Try whole wheat pancakes with Pumpkin or with Bananas for a more nutritional pancake . This will give you a sweet taste, and hopefully you c...
Pumpkin or Banana Pancakes!
Try whole wheat pancakes with Pumpkin or with Bananas for a more nutritional pancake . This will give you a sweet taste, and hopefully you can avoid or use use less syrup which means less calories consumed. Also freezing some as well for the busy folks to eat at a later date.
Sunday, May 13, 2012
How to reduce post exercise sorness?
Typically when you have do an intense workout, you will be sore 1-2 days after your workout. This is normal. This is called delayed onset muscle sorness. This is microscopic tearing of the muscle fibers. Generally this sorness happens when you increase the duration, intensity or you are just starting to workout. Those of us that have been training for awhile, to avoid this you may try modifying the intensity or duration of your workout. This will work for all levels of fitness.
Sunday, May 6, 2012
Parents,Kids and Exercise
I want to thank parents on my Facebook for getting their kids involved in exercise. Not only are you getting them involved ,you are setting a great example by exercising yourself. I wish more parents were like you'll. For those parents that I didn't mention, please let me know: Rosa Lott, Barbara Wilson Guilbeau (Gumba), Alicia Hawkins, Kareen Littlefeather, LeeAnn Skelly, Julie Hellickson and Tamisha Evans.
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