![How to Stop Eating So Much When you Are Working On Weight loss (Part 2)]()
by TeriWalker | Jul 17, 2014 | Challenge Packs, Fitness Journey, fruits and vegetables for digestive health, Health and Wellness, Uncategorized
In the last segment, we discussed how important diet is to weight loss. We also discussed how hard it actually is to control your eating. We started with several tips that involved keeping a food diary to actually see how much you eat, along with how you feel before...
![How to Get a Better Behind with a “Booty” Camp Home Workout]()
by TeriWalker | Jul 3, 2014 | Brazil Butt Lift, ChaLEAN Extreme, Fitness Journey, Fitness Walking, Health and Wellness, Healthy and Fitness, Home Workouts, Home Workouts, Insanity, P90X, P90X3, Shakeology, Strength & Muscle Formula, Uncategorized, Weight Lifting
Okay, so you haven’t exercised in quite a while and you’ve noticed that your behind (among other body parts) is looking a bit—well…out of shape. You’re envious of all those women with their tight butts and wish that your 40-something butt could be that way again. Will...
![Plank Variations for Low Back Health]()
by TeriWalker | Jun 12, 2014 | Fitness Journey, Health and Wellness, Healthy and Fitness, Home Workouts, Insanity, Insanity: Asylum, P90X One on One, Uncategorized, Yoga
A lot of yoga amateurs come into the practice looking for a solution to a stiff this or a tight that and then find themselves groaning at the thought of having to do any core work. Although many older newcomers welcome the opportunity to do a workout that...
by TeriWalker | May 8, 2014 | 21 Day Fix, Challenge Packs, Fitness Journey, Fitness Programs, Health and Wellness, Healthy Food, Insanity, Motivation, P90X, P90X3, Turbo Jam, TurboFire, Uncategorized, Weight Loss, Workouts
A January, 2014 research study published in the academic journal of Eating Behaviors examined the weight loss and health results of people participating in a twelve-week/ninety day commercial weight loss program. The study assessed the health and weight loss of...
