
How many people do you know who are on prescribed medication? High cholesterol, blood pressure, heart disease, cancer, diabetes, thyroid problems, obesity… With all of the new medical & pharmaceutical advancements, people are more aware of health & fitness than ever before, yet our own government statistics indicate record levels of health-related ailments.
Every quick fix book, cd, infomercial, TV show, wonder pill, cosmetic surgeons
surgery, fad diet and DVD all claim to have the miracle answer. DON’T BELIEVE THE HYPE! Stick to the fundamentals and you’ll see results that last. An overall healthy lifestyle will have benefits that impact more than just your pant size.
Here are 3 simple ways to start….
you truly enjoy. What do you like to do that allows your mind to relax? Try sports, the spa, time with family, a good book, a long walk, a bath, painting or any other activity that rejuvenates you. Too many people spend most of their time racing around, and they never really make time to recuperate. Everyone needs time to chill, including YOU. So think about it, schedule it, and make it a priority.
Final Notes:
Start with your calendar. Don’t just react each day to things that pop up. Exercise and health need to become a priority. Plan to workout 3 times per week. Everyone has 3 hours a week to do something physical. Next, plan some time to chill. Remember, this is for you to relax mentally! Find an activity that recharges you and offsets the week’s stress! Finally, plan your meals in advance. Learn how to shop and prepare for your week. Ask for help. Make time. Commit to basic changes. You will look better, feel better and become a healthier person!
Do you have a question about fitness or nutrition that you want a professional opinion about? Just ask.

I used to dread going to the gym, but I actually look forward to my workouts.
- Ben

I have gained 8.7 lbs. of noticeable difference. I am extremely happy with my results!
- Mike

I lost the 15lbs I wanted to and all the guys started talking about how ripped I was getting.
- Ally