Showing posts with label Fitness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fitness. Show all posts

Friday, April 29, 2011

To Begin is to Win: ‘First Trainer’ Cornell McClellan’s Fitness Theory

“To Begin is to Win”
‘First Trainer’ Cornell McClellan’s Fitness Theory

From the pages of USA Weekend Cornell McClellan offers you the same fitness advice he gives to President and Mrs. Obama – “Get started and the most difficult part will be over.” Making the decision to get fit and stay fit is the first step to living a healthy lifestyle. McClellan suggests three tips to begin to win:

1.    Start slow.
2.    Have a clear, attainable goal in mind.
3.    Establish a weekly routine.

Now go for it. We’re cheering for you!

Highlighted Clip for Friday, April 29, 2011:
I have dedicated my life to the discipline of fitness. Training the first family is a dream come true, and it is an opportunity that encourages me and motivates me every day. It has also led me to become passionate about health and fitness on a more public level.

Monday, January 24, 2011

Your Good Health Begins Today, No Matter Your Age: Remembering Jack LaLanne

Your Good Health Begins Today, No Matter Your Age: Remembering Jack LaLanne

Highlighted Clip for Monday, January 24, 2011:
Nicknamed "The Father of Fitness," longtime exercise guru Jack LaLanne who inspired health and wellness in American households since the 1950s, passed away Sunday at 96. Admitting in his younger days he consumed too much junk food, LaLanne made it his personal responsibility to "get off the couch" and exercise daily and become educated about the food he ate. Today more Americans battle obesity and chronic diseases at younger ages and higher rates of morbidity. Working long hours, juggling multiple tasks may leave little room for a strenuous fitness plan but small, consistent changes can have big impact. Our safety net to longer living may not rest entirely in health care reform. Therefore, we must assume personal responsibility for our health. Habits repeated become lifestyles entrenched--whether they are good or bad habits.