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February 2005
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Volume 5, Issue 2
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IN THIS
ISSUE:
1. Greetings
from the Editor
2. ArticleLow Carb Dieters: Want a Break from the Meat? Make
It Veggie!
3.
ArticleFive Ways to Fit Fitness Into Your Life
4. Inspirational Quotes
5.Articles & Web Sites Worth A Look
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Dear Fitness Friends,
Usually this is the month I talk about heart health. I think we
are all aware that one of our rewards for living a healthy lifestyle
is to have a healthy heart--so I will give you a break. So,
this year I'm going to talk about putting your heart into your
fitness
program.
You may wonder why I would say this, when you may have trouble
lacing your shoes and getting out the door for each scheduled workout.
You can struggle each time you know you need to exercise, or you
look
forward to it.
You don't have to love what you do, but if you act as if you do,
it may not be long before you start believing it yourself. This month,
why not test my theory and put your heart into your workout.
To
Your Health and Happy Heart,

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"If you train hard, you'll
not only be hard, you'll be hard to beat."
~~Herschel Walker
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Low Carb Dieters:
Want a Break from the Meat? Make It Veggie!
By Sylvie Charrier
At first, your low carb diet seemed like the best dream you'd
ever had. A dietary expert was actually telling you to eat as
much meat, eggs, and cheese as you possibly wanted. You could
go
to any restaurant, order the biggest slab of beef on the menu
and—since you weren't eating bread or potatoes with meat—you
could still claim you were watching your waistline when offered
dessert. But, now that the low carb honeymoon is over, you might
be finding that the thought of another pork chop, omelet, or
hunk
of cheese makes you sick to your stomach. If you fit this
description, there is a way to keep your carbs low, but your
spirits high. Instead of a steak for your next breakfast, lunch,
and dinner, why don't you try a low carb vegetarian dish?
Don't worry—you don't need a special ID card to eat vegetarian
foods, nor do you need to wear sandals and burn incense. In fact,
with nuts, fruits, and vegetables, you eat vegetarian foods all
the time! But, if you're ready to skip steak once in a while,
it's time to replace some of your meat entrees with vegetarian
options. And, believe it or not, it's easier than you might think
to whip up a low carb vegetarian dish.
"I can't believe it's not vegetarian!"
The easiest way to take your low carb diet on a vegetarian trip
is by using meat substitutes. Meat substitutes taste, feel, and
even smell like the real deal. When you simply substitute these
faux meats in any of your meat-based recipes, you'll have to
check the package twice to make sure it really says "Vegetarian"
on the label. From tofu to tempeh, seitan to TVP, there are just
about as many meat substitutes as actual meats on the market
today. You can have vegetarian ribs, shrimp, steak, chicken,
turkey, salmon, and just about any other meat you can think of.
But, if you really want a break from meat, the real thing or
even fakes, vegetarian dishes can serve you up right.
If you want to take a break every now and then from meat, faux
or
otherwise, stir fries, grilled veggies, and low carb pastas top
the vegetarian list.
Stir fry your favorite low starch, cruciferous vegetables,
including broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, daikon, radishes,
chard, turnips, and watercress. For protein, add in seasoned
tofu.
Grill up asparagus, peppers, zucchini, summer squash, or any
of the veggies above. Marinade your healthy delights in a little
olive oil, salt, and pepper. For an extra zip, add cayenne
pepper.
Go Italian with a low carb pasta topped with your choice of
garlic, herbs, and tomatoes. Add a light sprinkle of Romano or
Parmesan cheese for the perfect touch.
Your low carb world has just gotten a bit brighter—there
are so many vegetarian options that you can add to your diet. You don't
have to give up meat, but if you want to add variety to your
menu, grab something vegetarian today. And, you might just like
the way those sandals feel after all!
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"Train, don't strain."
~~Arthur Lydiard
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Five Ways to
Fit Fitness Into Your Life
by Rick DeToma Everyone
is pressed for time these days. It does not have to mean
that fitness can't be a part of your life. In as little as 10
minutes a day, you can begin to make positive changes to your
body.
People often have an all or nothing idea about exercise. They
feel that if they can't fit in an hour of exercise that they will
do nothing instead.
Successful exercisers make fitness an important part of their
lives. Try scheduling your time to exercise like you would any
other appointment.
If you are struggling to fit exercise into your day, try these
fitness tips:
- Tackle one body part per day and perform as many reps as
it takes to reach failure. Or set a rep goal for yourself and
do as
many sets as it takes to reach your goal.
- Exercise while you watch TV. (Don't just sit there, DO
something.) Why not do some crunches, or leg extensions while
watching the tube? How about some lunges? Anything yo can do
in a
gym sitting down, you can do at home sitting down in front
of the tube.
- Superset your workouts. Put two exercises together and perform
them one after another with no rest in between. You can either
do
a mixed superset of an upper and lower move combined, or you
can choose two opposing muscle groups like chest and back.
- Combine 2 moves into 1. Any time you perform a lower body
exercise and your arms are not involved you miss out on a
time-saving opportunity.
Try performing a lunge with a curl, or lateral raise. Or a
squat with on overhead press.
You could create an entire workout around this concept and
divide up your body parts and exercises so that you keeps things
fresh.
- Circuit training. Select a number of exercises for your
entire body and perform them as a circuit with little or no rest
in
between. Repeat as time allows for 2-3 circuits.
People will always find excuses to not exercise. These tips show
you how to fit exercise into the busiest of schedules and get the
benefits of regular exercise.
It's not about finding the time to exercise, it's about MAKING
the time to exercise. No matter how busy you are. It's always
better to do something than nothing.
The information contained in this article is strictly for
informational purposes and is not intended to provide medical
advice. If you are sedentary or over 40 please get clearance from
a doctor before starting an exercise program.
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"Everything you want is out there
waiting for you to ask. Everything you want also wants you. But
you have to take action to get it."
~~Jack Canfield
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