Good Bye.

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Just a quick reminder that our Labor Day Sale is over tonight at Midnight (PST). At the time, you can say Good Bye to our 30-40% off prices. Prices will go up on all programs.

I’ve been getting questions as to which programs are most appropriate for different moms. Great question! Here’s the breakdown:

SuperMom Workouts:
This program is for moms who have kids 1-40 years old (yes, 40, I even have grandmothers doing this program). It is a challenging, but totally doable workout program for moms who are not recently postpartum. It comes with our Hormone Syncing Diet – which hugely impacts the results and waistlines of the moms who complete this program. The focus of this program is getting in the best shape of your life in 20 minutes a day. Yes, it’s totally possible.

6 Week Pregnancy Weight Loss:
This program is for moms who have babies up to a year old and have not gotten back into the fitness groove since having their child(ren). This program focuses on getting back your core strength and reconditioning your entire body so you are prepared to take on SuperMom Workouts down the road. This program comes with a meal plan that makes modifications for breast feeding mamas. This program is excellent if you for new moms and moms who have diastasis recti.

Baby Bumpin’:
This is our newest program, a full prenatal program. It is appropriate for moms who have low risk pregnancies. You can start this program at any time during pregnancy, with your doctor’s permission. It comes with workouts for every trimester. We guide you through how to workout safely for your entire pregnancy, minimize weight gain and keep your core strong (which will be so helpful in labor AND in getting your body back after baby!)

I hope this helps! Be sure to snag the program most appropriate for you before midnight (PST) tonight. Let me know if you have any further questions on any of the programs.

Tips for Healthy, Happy Dinners

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Spinach/Butternut Squash Salad

A few days ago FHM Cindy asked me if I had a monthly meal plan to share with you. All my programs (on sale until tomorrow!) come with excellent meal plans – many of you have used them and rave about them. So I would suggest using those meal plans (that come with a ton of recipes) for your planning.

However, I’m happy to share a few tips I use when creating meal plans. With this info you should Read more »

Committing to Fall Fitness (7 Steps)

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With the kids back in school and summer festivities dying down, you are likely re-committing to some healthier lifestyle habits. Aside from New Years, September is the most popular time to take stock of your health/fitness/nutrition and make some serious change.

And this year is no different. I have tons of local clients returning to classes. Online, I have people dusting off their workouts and contacting me about re-committing to their home workout regimens. It’s a great time to be a trainer!

If you are like most of my moms, you are looking to make some change and focus on taking better care of yourself (perhaps after a summer of margaritas and s’mores??) Here are the first few things I recommend Read more »

Missed Workouts and PB&J

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Sometimes the walls just close in on you and you have to take life as it comes. I’m in the middle of one of those times right now. It’s not a bad thing. Just a bit Read more »

[VIDEO] 45/15 Interval Workout

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Here’s my workout from yesterday. It was one of those days I really did not feel like Read more »

“I don’t do that.”

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Years ago, when I worked at a psychiatric hospital, I had a daily routine. At about 2pm, when I had a break from the kids I was in charge of, I would head over (read: run as fast as possible) to get a Diet Pepsi and candy from our CFO’s office. He kept a hearty supply of trail mix (the kind loaded with M&Ms), swedish fish and a variety of other goodies in his office, looking very much like this photo. Stacked beside the bags of bulk snacks were Dixie cups, serving as an invitation to all staff to “Help Yourself.” And I helped myself. Everyday. It was pretty much what I lived Read more »



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