Weekly Wellness Tips 10.4

Author: Marc, February 8th, 2010

Marc Mason Wellness – Weekly Wellness Tips (10.4)
 
 

Eating, exercising and evaluating are the three major components of your wellness plan.  This week we talk about the five things you can do to eat your healthiest, the rewards of regular exercise and ask you to do some evaluating and share your responses.  Read on and enjoy!

Eating:
5 Rules [...]

Weekly Wellness Tips 10.03

Author: Marc, February 3rd, 2010

This week we talk about exercise (how hard should you train your abs?), eating (I’ve reprinted a recent article from ACE regarding dietary fiber), and evaluating (A short comment on how to give yourself a break for being human).  Read on and enjoy!
Q. Alright I’ve heard many things about this topic. I have a friend [...]

Body Fat and Weight – There is a Big Difference!

Author: Marc, January 28th, 2010

How many times do I have to tell you that your scale is a dirty rotten liar??!!
Get off the scale and stop managing your fitness health success by your body weight. Most people measure their success or failure based on gained or lost weight. This is by far the worst way to measure your fitness [...]

Weekly Wellness Tips 10.02

Author: Marc, January 25th, 2010

Physically inactive people have just as much free time as exercisers, so you can chuck this excuse.

Weekly Wellness Tips 10.01

Author: Marc, January 17th, 2010

Muscles-in-Motion Boot Camp classes start this week. Be there and get boot camp fit!

Are You Getting Enough?

Author: Marc, January 7th, 2010

Sleep.
It’s one of the most important ingredients in your wellness montage.  We all know about eating right and exercising but what about this very important and often overlooked component?  People who don’t get enough sleep tend to become overweight.
A couple of reasons have been uncovered.  Researchers have found that sleep deprivation creates hormonal imbalances that [...]

Keeping Track

Author: Marc, December 31st, 2009

When trying to get back to your old shape, it seems like you are working hard and getting nowhere. Things are really happening, but sometimes they are so subtle in the beginning, they may not be that visual. The first thing you should do is to keep track of your body measurements.  You need to [...]

The Accidental Pedestrain (TAP) Dancing Through the Snow

Author: Marc, December 29th, 2009

Here in tropical KC having a foot of snow covering the ground and drifts up
to my waist look strange.  It’s an alien lanscape out there.  The streets have been plowed to within 2-3 feet of their curbs.  And since I don’t own snowshoes nor cross country skis, I am walking in the narrowed bits of street.
Most [...]

Thankful

Author: Marc, November 26th, 2009

Reality is all around you and it is richer and deeper and better for you in real life. Enjoy the sights sounds and smells of living. Smile at a stranger.