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Eating Small Meals throughout the day

Try to eat several small meals throughout the day. This will speed up your metabolism and keep you energized.   More...   (1 Comments)

Relax in the Sun During Your Work Break

We are starting to get some sunny days. Head outside during lunch, and soak up some sun. Even if it is for 15 minutes, your body and mind will thank you.

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10 Tips to a great Weight Workout

Weight workouts can be tough and you may be wondering what you can do so that you can get the most out of your weight workouts. The last thing that you want after working so hard is to not get all of that last bit of muscle from the workout. When doing weight training it is very important to make sure you are doing the following 10 things to get the most out of your workout.

Before Your Weight Workout

1. Eat a big meal 2-3 hours before your workout.. It is important for you to make sure that your eating is right, this includes a good sized meal before your evening workout. You want your meal to be high in complex carbs (grains, potatoes or rice instead of sugar) so that you will have the glycogen that you need in your muscles in time for your workout. As soon as your workout ends your body will need to recover and if you are expecting that pre workout drink to heal you then you will be very disappointed.

Children, TV & Fitness

 This info kind of goes without saying but it is important to keep the kids active, even if they love video games. We have run into this very issue at home where my daughter does not care much about video games and TV but my son certainly does and we always go out and exercise as a family to make up for it.

Children who regularly exercise and limit their time in front of the TV and computer are much less likely to be overweight than their peers, a new study suggests.

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children devote no more than two hours per day to watching TV and playing video games.

Experts also encourage children to exercise regularly; some groups, including the AAP, recommend that boys move enough to take 13,000 steps each day, while girls should strive for 11,000. Another common recommendation is for children and teenagers to get at least one hour of moderate exercise on most, if not all, days of the week.