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What’s Your Investment In Health And Fitness?
The same as when you invest money in stocks, bonds, mutual funds and/or real estate to increase your wealth, when you sign up for any health and fitness program, you're making an investment in your health. How much of a benefit you derive from that investment depends largely on your level of commitment.
Well, our clients have expressed a desire for increased "investment" opportunities. They'd like more, and varied, training options. With that in mind, for the upcoming 6-Week Training Session (and perhaps the foreseeable future), we're increasing class options/times AND introducing some package choices we believe will better serve your need/desire to invest wisely in your health and fitness! ALL these classes will be one (1) hour in duration.
Think Of Your Training as a “House Of Cards”
Do you recognize any of these terms? H.I.T.T., Tabatta, Intervals, Kettlebells, Weights, Cardio, Aerobics, Fartleks, Core, Yoga?
They're all mentioned in many discussions around fitness and sometimes (I think) like name dropping, the use of these terms are for the sole purpose of impressing others in the conversation.
Well, I'd like you to think of them as building blocks or (as suggested in the title) "cards" to be used as you build your individual "house of cards" fitness regime. As you use them, your house can get stronger and more diverse.
Recipe – Power Balls (or “Raw Cookie Dough”)
This recipe (adapted from the “Whole Foods to Thrive” cookbook) is another variation for some good tasting power balls that you can easily use as a "pre" or "post" workout snack. Or, if you choose, they can also be considered a quick "anytime" snack along with a piece of fresh fruit. As mentioned in the title, some people think they're pretty close to eating raw cookie dough! But, they don't just taste good, they're good for you too!
Be sure they're kept refrigerated, or cold, as they tend to soften a bit too much if they're left at room temperature.
