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- Love this beautiful motion. :-) I have had clients do this similarly laying on a long box on this Cadillac machine,… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2 days ago
- “Even when it’s cloudy.” They’re talking to us, Seattle. 😉 Get outside during the day to help your sleep at night.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 3 months ago
- Hm… I need to go from Seattle (.9”) to Shoreline (5.5”!!) today to see clients at Pilates Northwest … Can anyone t… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 3 months ago
- I just love the idea of this sooo much! 😍 twitter.com/DinoIgnacio/st… 5 months ago
- You keep taking care of your health. 🥰 Ignore the people who tease you about it, who try to tempt you out of it. Th… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 8 months ago
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No Self-Limiting Allowed
I had a spill on my bike last Saturday. The seat post stem freakishly sheared off while I was riding, which in itself wasn’t so bad. It was the fact that I took my eyes off the road to figure … Continue reading
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Tagged bike, biking, cycle, doldrums, exercise, exuses, fitness, kettlebells, motivation, self-pity, self-satisfaction
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Don’t Wait for Monday
Don’t Wait for Monday How many times have you come up with a great workout or meal plan, or maybe an awareness of how to get more movement into your day, or perhaps some other wonderfully healthy action that will … Continue reading
Asking Yourself the Hard Question
How do you prioritize your time? Can you be honest with your answer? Like I tell my kids, often the truth is uncomfortable. If your health – fitness, nutrition, stress management, and sleep – is not really a priority, then … Continue reading
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Tagged fitness, health, motivation, priorities, time management
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Why Is Everyone Talkin’ Protein?
You’ve heard that you probably need to get a little more protein into your diet. What is all the chatter about? Why is protein so darn important? Lemme tell ya! – Proteins make up compounds known as enzymes, and enzymes, … Continue reading
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Tagged casein, fitness, food sensitivities, healthy eating, nutrition, protein, shakeology, smoothie, whey
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Avoiding the Exerciser’s Hangover
What is the one thing you do everyday that when you don’t do it, something in your being feels… off? You probably have several things that just need to happen for daily life to feel… right. Health and productivity guru … Continue reading
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Tagged exercise, movement, over-training, periodization, priorities, shakeology
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Pencil and Pedals Ready? Northwest 2013 Cycling Rides for Your Calendar
Cycling with friends is fun and motivating. Grabbing your friends to cycle with crowds of strangers who become roadie compadres is even more fun! Organized road touring rides are a great for lots of reasons: – new riders benefit from … Continue reading
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Tagged bike, bike touring, biking, calendar, challenge, cycle, cycling, events, goal-setting, goals, motivation, road touring, self-satisfaction
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Kryptonite
Today I had another dizzy spell, the third in a week. The room began spinning and I had to sit down. The vertigo made me nauseous, and the nausea created sweats then clamminess, and I was suddenly weakened as surely … Continue reading
Nothing Comes from Nothing: 5 Steps Toward Getting That Goal
I recently saw a sign that read: “EXCUSES Are for People Who Don’t WANT it Badly ENOUGH.” Wow. That hit me hard. It reminded me of a sports psychology lecture I attended at the World Spinning & Sport Conference in … Continue reading
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Tagged exercise, exuses, fitness, goal-setting, goals, health, motivation
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Are You All You Need?
“Real integrity is doing the right thing, knowing that nobody’s going to know whether you did it or not.” — Oprah So here’s a guilty secret I have: I thrive, absolutely shine, on the positive feedback I get from others. … Continue reading