Book Review: The Park Avenue Nutritionists Plan by Dr. Jana Klauer
I came across this book in the bookstore without having heard about it previously, which is rare because I usually choose books based on reviews or referrals.
The title peaked my curiosity because as a personal trainer this is an area of interest for me and the author’s credentials and experience...
Read MoreBook Review: The Eat-Clean Diet Cookbook by Tosca Reno
This best selling cookbook (Robert Kennedy Publishing 2007) is the logical follow-up to the original Eat-Clean Diet book with recipes to support clean eating to get and stay lean.
If you happen to be perusing the bookstore and thinking about picking up this popular cookbook whatever you do don’t flip to...
Read More3 awesome custom Ugi workouts
This silly squishy ball has transformed this personal trainers business to the point where I have actually started a growing waitlist of people wanting to do my Ugi workouts. Here are some of my custom 30-minute Ugi workouts...
Read MoreA fitness gadget skeptic finds a new training tool. Meet UGI.
A fitness gadget skeptic finds a new training tool. Meet UGI, the squishy fitness ball that this personal trainer has fallen in love with!...
Read MoreSneak some fitness into your winter family fun!
Here are a couple of ways to sneak a workout into your winter family fun (and your kids won't even know)...
Read MoreTrain like a CEO for ultimate fitness results
Have you ever noticed that CEO's of many of the larger and more successful companies are relatively fit and healthy looking? Is there something that successful CEO’s know about fitness that the rest of the company doesn't know?...
Read MoreBook Review: Eat Drink and be Gorgeous
Enter Esther Blum, your new best girlfriend or your ‘nutritional fairy godmother’ as she describes herself. She is hip, stylish, likable, a bit of a party girl and she just happens to have a whole lot more credentials than cocktails she serves up, and that's alot...
Read MoreMy favorite things: My Bliss Skort
There are a handful of ‘things’ that I use all the time to support my active lifestyle. There are fitness tools, gear and clothing that I have had for years and serve such an important role in my active life that I would surely have to replace them in they...
Read MoreProblogger Challenge: My 7 Links
What a fun post idea. Here are my 7 Links as part of the Problogger challenge...
Read MoreSurprise! The unexpected benefits of becoming physically active.
I love to hear about the surprise benefits people discover after becoming more physically active. I have collected them from my clients over the years and share some of them here...
Read MorePostpartum fitness, it’s never too late to start
Even if your baby is in college, you may still need to adapt your fitness program to your postpartum body.
Carrying, giving birth to and raising a baby can cause muscle imbalances that can persist decades after baby is born, if not corrected. Here are some issues that may be linked...
Read More3 things Starbucks can teach us about reaching our fitness goals
3 things Starbucks can teach us about reaching our fitness goals...
Read More7 reasons why I will not kick your butt on your first training session
7 reasons why I will not kick your butt on your first training session. Why I do not do full intensity workouts for one-time clients or on the first session...
Read MoreTo the gym or to the mountain?
Do you really need a gym membership, fancy running shoes and a personal trainer to stay healthy, strong and to lead a robust life? My great grandfather Edward Feuz Sr. (1859-1944) would likely say no!...
Read MoreIs childhood obesity child abuse?
This is the question CBC news Canada asked Canadians recently in response to new research that shows that Canadian children are becoming alarmingly overweight and are presenting with obesity associated lifestyle diseases.
My answer to this question is no, childhood obesity is not child abuse, yet. But it will be very...
Read MoreKids get fit with Pokeman
With the childhood obesity epidemic status recently updated from ‘looming’ to ‘it’s here”, strategies to support physical activity are a top priority for parents, teachers and video game developers. Believe it or not video games developers have been the source of some of the newest ways to get kids moving...
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