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Don’t Be Rigid

If you focus only on maintaining a streak- say going to the gym every day for 60 days – you may feel its not worth continuing if outbreak the streak. “Extreme rigidity of habits is not generally associated with mental … Continue reading

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Budget Fitness

Any tips for getting fit on a tight budget? One of the best pieces of workout equipment is your own body. You can get everything done with body weights exercises. Think squats, pushups, sit-ups, and crawls.

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Move It

You may have let your summer body go by enjoying too many margaritas. Those few extra pounds can be easily shed by walking briskly or dancing in your living room. It won’t be too hard to whip yourself back into … Continue reading

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Something New

When my yoga studio closed during the lockdown. I had to find a new way to stay active and clear my head, so I decided to try running. At first even three miles seemed daunting – but since I started … Continue reading

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Unexpected Intimacy

Running to stay strong, to fill time, to be connected to ground and air and the space between one breath in and another out. Sometimes running is meditative solitude, sometimes joyful: for me, and me alone! Sometimes the isolation is … Continue reading

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