Tagged: lifting

June 23, 2016

Lifting at the Gym: My First Love PLUS What I Ate Today

For the past 6 months I have mostly done HIIT workouts. I have done lots of lifting circuits to get my heart rate up and burn fat. I enjoy circuits because they are SUPER quick...

Desserts / Snacks

May 2, 2016

Protein Fluff

Ready for a protein packed sweet treat?! Introducing protein fluff! I made a video which shows just how I make it your basic protein fluff. Below the video I have all the recipe written...

April 27, 2016

Today’s Workout plus What I Ate Today

Today I lifted weights in my basement. I have a small amount of equipment (dumbells, exercise ball, pull up bar, resistance bands etc.) at home which makes my home workouts more versatile. I worked...

December 6, 2015

Why Wait? Get Healthy Today

Many of us have lived it… the constant ups and down of yo-yo dieting. Heck, throughout high school and college I tried every diet out there from Atkins to smoothies, to practically starving myself to death…....

November 16, 2014

15 Basic Lifting Tips

Are you new to weight lifting? If so, here are some lifting terms and 15 tips for beginers that may help you along your journey. Some basic weight lifting definitions: Rep: every time you lift a...

November 5, 2014

Help! I don’t know were to start.

I recently met with a friend who wanted me to help her start a weight training routine. She has minimal time to spend working out before her 5 kiddos wake up each morning. She is...

September 21, 2014

Leg Day I: Quads and Calves

It’s been a while since I’ve done a high intensity leg workout. And having had a cough for 4 weeks straight that I just could not kick, this is my first week back on...

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The materials and content contained in this website, products, e-mails, messages, or consulting are for general health information only and are not intended to be a replacement for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. The entire content of this website are based upon my opinions from research and what has worked for me. I am not a dietician, professional chef, or professional trainer. Always get the approval of a licensed physician before proceeding with any new diet or exercise plan. I encourage you to make your own decisions on health and fitness based upon your research and in partnership with a qualified health care professional.