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Fitness

There is so much information out there, it can be overwhelming and confusing. "What workouts should I do and how often?"

Moms who are most successful with getting in shape are those who see the bigger picture. From better sleep to regulated blood sugar levels, more energy, and a better sex life. Who doesn't want that?

Your health is the foundation to any change you want to make in your life. If you look good and feel good about yourself, your confidence will spill over into all aspects of your life!

Make a commitment to "You" and make time for fitness that works - no excuses. Check out this video for my personal story.

Choosing a Fitness Program

Things to consider when picking a program that's right for you.

How much time do you have each day to exercise?
What is your current level of fitness?
Do you hvae specific areas you want to target?
Do you like more aerobic, dance style workouts or more weight lifting, and kickboxing?

After you have answered these questions, view our Comparison Chart to select a program. More information on each program, along with my personal input and pricing are available in our store!

Optimal Fitness

Optimal fitness is defined as a condition that results from a lifestyle that leads to cardio endurance, muscular strength and flexability as well as achieving ideal body weight.

For optimal fitness and impact you need:

2 days of Cardio workouts that get your heart rate up.
1-3 days of Flexability and Core exercises like yoga and abdominal exercises.
2 -3 days of Resistance Training for muscle strength and the endurance.
Frequency- 5 days a week for change. Make it part of your routine.
Intensity-You need to 'bring it' and challenge yourself daily.
Variety- mix it up with cardio, flexability and resistance training.
Time- 5 minutes is not enough and more then 1 hour is probably wasting your time.

STOP Making Excuses - Take Control

Strength is the foundation of nearly all physical goals. When you're strong, you more easily lose fat, run faster, and will want to play longer with the kids.

Muscle Burns Fat: So add resistance training to your routine.
Keep it simple: 30 minutes to 1 hour a day with a good program is plenty for results.
Maintain a log: Write down your workouts on a calendar. Keep track so that you can create a daily routine and feel successful.
Don't overdo it: Try to stick to five workouts per week. . Keeping your workouts short yet consistent can give you results and save you time. You should rotate your routine daily.
Take to the hills: Cardio is a must if you want to be lean and healthy. To get stronger while getting leaner, do cardio in short, intense bursts. Go to a moderately steep hill and sprint to the top, then walk back down.