Health and Fitness

Change Your Workout Attitude

Change Your Workout Attitude
September 8, 2012 No Comments »

One of the singles groups I’m member of recently posted a speed dating event for “Fit and Active Singles.” I’ll admit I was interested when I saw it, and then instantly remembered that I am not, in fact, a truly ... Read More »

1,000 More Reasons to Eat Breakfast

1,000 More Reasons to Eat Breakfast
August 30, 2012 No Comments »

If you need more reasons to eat breakfast, here’s about 1,000. It makes you thinner, smarter, and helps you live longer. Check it out! Read More »

Getting Ahead of Shameful Body Image Thoughts

Getting Ahead of Shameful Body Image Thoughts
August 20, 2012 1 Comment »

Body image has been appearing in the work  I’ve been doing lately and as I’ve asked more questions, I’ve uncovered some deep seeded body hating conversations women have been having with themselves and their friends. Body hating conversations sound something ... Read More »

Olympic Training Tips

Olympic Training Tips
July 17, 2012 No Comments »

  Lessons from Olympians – they’re infinite, really. These individuals are the most well-trained, disciplined, dedicated athletes in the world. So it’s almost insulting to compare ourselves to them in any way. But what we can learn from them, even ... Read More »

The Real Voice of the Female Athlete

The Real Voice of the Female Athlete
July 10, 2012 No Comments »

Sometimes you see a video, hear a commercial on the radio, or see an ad in print and it stops you in your tracks. That’s what this Nike video did for me recently. Here, Nike juxtaposes the voices and images ... Read More »

Half Marathoner, I Am!

Half Marathoner, I Am!
June 25, 2012 2 Comments »

The inaugural Chicago Women’s Half Marathon challenged its runners to ask – why will you run? I signed up for this half marathon in February and if you’ve followed my running journey, you know this was the third half marathon ... Read More »

Advice from a Slinky on a Treadmill

Advice from a Slinky on a Treadmill
June 21, 2012 No Comments »

There’s a new YouTube video sweeping the nation – the epic (yes, they literally use the word epic) “Slinky on a Treadmill.” In case you haven’t seen it, I’m linking it below. I was introduced to this video by Oprah.com ... Read More »

New Study Links Exercise to Higher Pay

New Study Links Exercise to Higher Pay
June 14, 2012 3 Comments »

The summer heat is officially upon us, and once again, we’ve developed another excuses not to exercise. “It’s tooooo hooooooooottttt.” Right? But as it turns out, working out might just heat up another part of your life…..your wallet! We’ve told ... Read More »

Bob Harper Accepts No Excuses

Bob Harper Accepts No Excuses
June 5, 2012 No Comments »

Bob Harper has cemented his reputation as one of the top fitness trainers in America with his work on The Biggest Loser, multiple DVD releases, celebrity appearances at gyms all over the country, and more. His can-do attitude and motivating ... Read More »

Jogging Your Brain

Jogging Your Brain
May 10, 2012 1 Comment »

It’s easy to feel and see the physical benefits of exercise. We feel stronger, faster, our skin looks fresh, and our jeans fit better. Exercise can also be easy to quantify emotionally. After a good workout, you’ll normally feel happier ... Read More »