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Stop Missing Workouts: 4 Tips to Help Busy Moms Get Consistent

Whether you’re looking to start a new fitness program or get back on track, these 4 tips will help you stop missing workouts and more consistently move your body! I’m so excited to have a special guest sharing some great exercise info with you all today. Katherine and I met through the amazing world of social media and we connected…

5 Nutrition Tips that Build a Strong Dietary Foundation {Part 2}

This post was written by Nutritioulicious blogger Ann Lokuta. In case you missed it, last Friday I shared my first two nutrition tips for building a strong dietary foundation. The remaining three tips pack a lot of promise in terms of sustainable dietary success. Try incorporating all 5 of these habits into your daily routine to create a strong dietary…

Got 10 Minutes?

Happy New Year! Nutritioulicious blogger Tiana has a great way for you to start 2013 off on the right foot! Keep on reading and tell us what you’re doing this New Year’s Day! While keeping a healthy diet filled with Nutritioulicious meals and snacks, it is equally important to incorporate physical activity to better your health and wellbeing. Yes, it…

Wednesday Wonders: Sports Drinks

Q: I work out on a regular basis and I’m getting used to drinking sports drinks such as Gatorade and similar vitamin waters during and after workouts, and lately even when I don’t work out. What do you think about these kinds of drinks ? — Delphine A: Hi Delphine, Good for you that you exercise regularly — it is…

To Exercise or Not To Exercise…

That is the big question these days. Ever since the Time Magazine article, “Why Exercise Won’t Make You Thin,” multiple people I know (and who knows how many more) have said they don’t see the point of exercising if they won’t lose weight as a result. The author of the article discusses studies that show that exercise, specifically cardiovascular activity,…

Thin City

Yesterday news broke that Manhattan is the thinnest county in New York State, with 42% of Manhattanites overweight or obese as compared to 58-62% of the city’s outer boroughs. As a follow-up to this news, there’s an article in today’s NY Times about why people in Manhattan are thinner than the rest of the state. “Where Thin People Roam, and Sometimes…