Thursday, December 1, 2011
[WATCH]: Funfit Family Fitness Welcomes You!
Funfit® was created by 2 Maryland sisters, Celia Kibler (shown with kids) and Maddi Cheers in 1987. Celia is President of Funfit, Inc. and manages all operations, programming, as well as teaches many of the classes offered in Maryland/Washington DC metro area. Celia is Certified by NESTA/PACE in personal training for kids, by IFA in Sports Nutrition, is a Level 3 Radiant Child Yoga Certified Instructor and holds a BS from the University of Maryland, College of Human Ecology. Funfit grew out of Celia & Maddi's wish to develop a program for kids that would fulfill the need for physical activity in a society that only rewards children and adults that are gifted in a specific sport. Being "the last picked for teams" themselves, Celia
[WATCH]: Packard Pediatric Weight Control Program Overview
A comprehensive description of the Pediatric Weight Control Program. Children that have gone through the program, their parents, and program staff discuss how the six month program encourages healthy eating and
[WATCH]: TEDxMindStreamAcademy - Patrick House - Pay It Forward
Before being chosen for the hit NBC show The Biggest Loser, Patrick didn't realize he had any health issues but found out he had sleep apnea, high blood pressure, high cholesterol and was pre-diabetic. He started his quest on the Biggest Loser Ranch in California in June where he competed and trained for three months outlasting 20 other contestants to make it to the final 3. On December 14, 2010, with the nation's eyes upon him, 28 year-old Patrick became the first Mississippian to be chosen as The Biggest Loser. He had lost a total of 181 pounds or 45.3 % of his total body weight to win the $250000 prize. Patrick has now turned his energies toward battling obesity. He is a motivational speaker and a consultant for various companies
[WATCH]: Rapid Weight Loss Research: Underactive Thyroid and Slow Metabolism Causing You to Gain Weight?
What percent of overweight people have "underactive thyroids?" Discover the truth about how many out of every 100 OVERWEIGHT people (ie, the percentage) actually have low thyroid levels. Not how many think they have a thyroid problem, but how many actually do when tested. Keep in mind, when Dr. Ian Campbell, founder of National Obesity Forum, states that only about 1% (about 1 out of every 100) have "an underactive thyroid," he is talking about 1 out of every 100 OVERWEIGHT people -- not 1% of the general population. That means only about 1 out of every 100 OVERWEIGHT people have low thyroid hormone levels (ie, underactive thyroids). This FACT has been verified by 1000's of individual tests performed for 100+ medical studies and
[WATCH]: Just CLAP!
Just CLAP! is the newest program from Shape Up US. Together, we will get you moving and clapping to activities YOU love! Join us on our Facebook page or follow us on Twitter for more information on how to Just CLAP! Jyl Steinback 602.996.6300 www.shapeupus.org http
[WATCH]: Supersize VS SuperSkinny S3 E7 P1
n 4oD Carly and Louise In the feeding clinic Louise Knox, queen of convenience food, meets Carly Pitman, who's so busy she never finds the time to eat. Louise weighs 18 stone, nine pounds. She gorges on pizza, burgers, fried chicken and chips, and is worried her weight is hampering her chances of a second child, while also leaving her too tired and unfit to play with the one she's got. Louise receives a shocking video postcard from America, in the form of Laurie who weighs in at a staggering 30 stone, and can't stand up for more than two minutes at a time. Carly, meanwhile, is a tiny seven stone, and consumes a fraction of the vitamins and minerals her body needs. She never finishes a meal and is constantly tired as her body
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
