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Winter Workouts

The days are short and the nights are long...not exactly the kind of motivation you were looking for to keep up with your workouts this time of year.  I always hated the cold of winter until I realized that there’s never bad weather, just bad gear.  If you have the right layers on, you’ll be just fine.  In fact you’ll feel extra refreshed because you’ll have gotten a great dose of sunshine and fresh air at a time when both are hard to come by.  Another option is to head indoors for a Functional Fitness class.  You can do a sport specific class.  That means if you’re into a certain sport like cross country skiing or cycling, the class is geared to focusing on the muscle groups used in those actions.  If you’re looking for motivation, sign up with a personal trainer.  That will hold you accountable for showing up and make sure you give it everything you’ve got.  It’s hard now...but come swimsuit season, you’ll be very happy you stayed with it.



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01/16/2013 11:13AM
Winter Workouts
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Q: What does 'gluten free' mean and am I eating healthy if I choose to eat 'gluten free'?

A: Gluten is a protein in things processed from wheat and other grains like rye and barley.  I always envision it like the glue that holds it all together and what makes the dough elastic-like.  Gluten gets a bad rap and cutting it out of your diet doesn't necessarily mean weight-loss.  You very well could see the pounds come off though because gluten is in high-carbohydrate foods...when you take them out of your diet poof, you have weight-loss. But gluten itself is not bad.  If you're gluten intolerant, you experience bloating, abdominal pain, joint pain and some other things as well.  And there are many people who don't realize that they're gluten sensitive.  So by cutting gluten out of your diet, you could easily feel better as well.  We have an amazing local store called Silly Yak Bakery and they're a great resource for your gluten free questions.  


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