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Valentine’s Day: If You Really Love Them You Won’t Let’em Get Fat

February 14th, 2011 No comments

It’s that time of year again, when lovebirds profess their love for each other for all the world to see. While a healthy couple shows their love for each other everyday, Valentine’s is a day where you go the extra mile to show your love for each other. If you have waited to the last minute to get a gift then here are few gift ideas you can get to a promote a healthy and fit lifestyle for you and your partner.

  • Has your significant other started to gain weight?  Have they let themselves go? Don’t know how to tell them? Well a  full year gym membership is a good way to promote a healthy lifestyle change for your partner. Being in a relationship is no excuse to let oneself go. I see it too often, people settle down and they go from hottie to a nottie.   If they get offended then dump them, if they cant take the thoughtful gesture then your relationship is doomed anyway.

  • Instead of chocolates and candies, try a fruit and veggies basket on for size. Be mindful that many fruits are full of sugar and can be just as bad as candy if not taken in moderation.  Remember that sugar tends to turn into fat if not used as energy, and stick around the belly area. Remember, If you really care about your significant other , you  wont buy candy.  Instead you’ll  get her fruits and veggies so they can maintain the shape you fell in love with. And if they’re  already a plumper perhaps getting fruits and veggies will put them on the right track to a healthy lifestyle.

  • Many couples go out to eat and enjoy sedentary activities during this holiday of love. This year try to set up a date where the two of you can take a long romantic walk before or after your evening meal. That way you can burn off some calories, and enjoy a nice conversation before you head onto more intense activities for the night.* Nothing like a nice long intense walk to get the blood flowing.

These are just a few simple steps you can do to have a healthy Valentine’s day. Even if you don’t have a special someone, remember that you have to love yourself before you can love anyone else. Part of loving yourself is maintaining a fit, active, and healthy lifestyle. Happy Valentine’s Day!

* I do not condone pre-marital sex.

Meal Log 7.7.10

July 8th, 2010 No comments

Meal 1: Oatmeal and a Bran Muffin

Meal 2: Went to Persimmons in Bethesda had a crabcake with fries and water

Meal 3: Steak and Veggies

Meal 4: Steak and Veggies

Meal 5: Protein Shake

Meal 6: Apple Juice and Peanuts with Grilled Plantains.

Meal Log 7.6.10

July 8th, 2010 No comments

Meal 1: Oatmeal

Meal 2: Veggies with Steak and Mustard

Meal 3: Veggies with Steak and Mustard

Meal 4: Apple Juice and Steak

Meal 5: Protein Shake

Meal 6: Oranges.

Meal Log 5.18.10

May 20th, 2010 No comments

Meal 1: Oatmeal

Meal 2: Chicken breast and veggies

Meal 3: Dried Fruit

Meal 4: Chicken breast and veggies

Meal 5: Tuna

Meal 6: Nutella and Peanuts.

Meal Log 5.3.10

May 5th, 2010 No comments

Meal 1: Granola Cereal with no milk

Meal 2: Tuna and Veggies

Meal 3: Tuna and Dried Banana Chips

Meal 4: Tuna and Salty & Sweet Peanut Butter Bar

Meal 5: Tuna

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