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Archive for July, 2008

This is the time of year that homeschool mothers love.  We’re planning our next school adventure and enjoying the summer with our families.  I am actually behind in my planning this year with my brother visiting this week, but my husband leaves today for a month and that gives me plenty of time to get [...]

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I just returned from my grandmother’s house.  I love going there because life slows down to a crawl.  She refuses to own a computer because she thinks she will break it.  She doesn’t have cable and only picks up 2 channels with her antennae.  If you bring your laptop, you can’t get onto the internet [...]

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We had a great day at fitness camp yesterday.  Our main workout of the day was Roll Your Destiny.  This is a great workout that you can re-create at home and do with the kids. 
Get yourself a kitchen timer and set it for 15-20 minutes.  Grab a pair of dice and your good to go.
When [...]

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I love trying out new workout combinations and exercise equipment.  I’m not talking about machines.  I stay away from those the majority of the time.  I mean equipment such as kettlebells, resistance bands, Valslides, stability balls, medicine balls and rings.  All these things are small and easy to store.  Most importantly, they make exercise fun. 
For [...]

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Are you like most people and feel like you have no idea how to properly lose unwanted pounds? There are so many diet books out there that it can become overwhelming for you to choose the right one. Due to the over commercialization of all the so called weightloss gurus, people are more confused than [...]

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Most women believe that in order to lose fat they must do long aerobic sessions. The truth is there is a much more effective way to lose fat that requires less time – which is a precious commodity for working or stay at home mothers. High intensity interval training (HIIT) can be done in only [...]

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This Saturday, my husband took me on a date.  It wasn’t anything extra special.  We bought some Speedway capuccinos and spent some time chatting at a local park.  No one was there so we had a nice peaceful afternoon together.  It was just what we needed to do – reconnect and rest. 
Rest is so important [...]

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My teenager received her driving permit on Thursday.  What an exciting time for her.  She waited quite a while before taking that test.  She scored a 100%.  She is growing up fast!  I sure can’t believe she is graduating from high school in two years.
To celebrate and as a treat, we went out for ice cream.  [...]

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When you have little ones, you spend quite a bit of time at the park.  I like to throw in a few exercises while I’m there.  Recently, a couple of clients went through a playground workout. They had a lot of fun and learned some great exercises. 
Enjoy!
This workout has 3 supersets.  That means two exercises [...]

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Negative Body Image

Homeschoolers are always accused of overprotecting our children or creating an anti-social generation.  I’m not going to get into that one today, but there is definitely something we should be protecting our children from – the negative body image problem that is so prevalent in our society. 

I know I have caught myself on numerous occasions saying, [...]

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