Living a Life Fueled by Healthy Food and Fitness
The book of the month for the PBF Book Club was Wild by Cheryl Strayed. It’s time to discuss this vivid memoir! Brief Summary Wild is a memoir about Cheryl Strayed’s journey on the Pacific Crest Trail. Following her mother’s death and the fallout of her marriage, Strayed walked more than 1,000 miles of the…
I spent the morning studying for my personal trainer certification. As an advertising and public relations major, I haven’t taken a science class since my freshman year of college (and that was a basic pre-requisite class), so a lot of the science terminology (osteoblasts, what!?) goes right over my head. I want to take my…
This morning I took a spinning class at the gym. Ryan and I signed up for an indoor triathlon on Saturday where we’ll be swimming, biking and running for 15 minutes each and I figured getting my butt on a bike would be a good idea before the race. During the spinning class, I was…
Even though it is so easy to microwave a sweet potato, whenever I take the time to slice it up, toss the wedges in olive oil and salt and roast them in the oven, I am always glad I made the extra effort. The sweet potato wedges stole the show this evening. We ate them…
First things first: Blog updates! New workouts were added to the Treadmill Workouts and Circuit Workouts pages. Hopefully you can find some workout inspiration ‘round here somewhere! Dried Fruit as Long Run Fuel I didn’t get a chance to work on the freelance assignment I was planning to wrap…
Working out my legs has always been my least favorite thing to do at the gym. Oddly enough, I am finding myself really enjoying legs day when I follow the leg workout detailed in Tina’s Best Body Boot Camp. The leg workout for week two of the program doesn’t require the use of extremely heavy…
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