Jan’s Journey: September 2010

September 6, 2010
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Another month, another 5 lbs lost.  I am finally approaching the lowest weight for me in 30 years.  Just hope my psyche can handle it.  I have tried many times to get below this weight in the last 30 years but have always failed.  I feel I am armed with more info and a more […]

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Whey Protein Price Increase! – from David’s Desk

August 31, 2010
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WHEY PRICE INCREASE The whey market has been undergoing a significant shift.  There are large companies who have targeted whey as a key ingredient in many products, and production is increasing.  This has put the global supply of whey in greater demand and prices are climbing. It is the intention of Team Genesis to offer […]

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Sheri’s Workouts: MIX ‘n MATCH

August 17, 2010
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A reminder that these sets are for intermediate to advanced exercisers with weight room experience –  it’s assumed you know the basics.  Talk to your coach, get a good book on weight training or hire a trainer if any of this doesn’t make sense to you, okay? This is serious stuff, weight training, and you […]

Change of Heart

August 16, 2010
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Dear Sheri, By the end of the weekend, I was convinced that I just couldn’t do it.  I’m paying, we’re talking, but I am forever giving in to the crap. I figured, with my husband leaving his job, I probably would be better off to just attempt to manage this on my own, because it […]

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Body/Mind Perspective – Seated Side Twist

August 16, 2010
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Seated Side Twist 1)    Sit on the floor with your legs in a simple, cross-legged position and extend your spine upward nice and tall. 2)    Place your left hand, palm down, on top of the right knee. 3)    Place your right hand, palm down, on the floor behind your right hip to prop yourself up. […]

Beginner’s Workout 9: featuring Tami Kingery

August 16, 2010
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The following set is designed to work your arms, legs and core.  You can do these exercises at home or in the gym because they require very little equipment.  Always begin with your spine in neutral alignment.  Remember to warm up for at least 10-15 minutes before beginning your weight training session and allow time […]

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Sheri’s Rants # 41: Organizing around Summer

August 1, 2010
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I remember when summer meant that life slowed down.  I remember lazy days of lounging, summer reading, sun-soaking, iced tea, BBQ’s, and long visits with relatives and friends.  Seems like my life has sped up in the summer the last few years!  Summer now feels like a busy time – bustling to get from here […]

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Jan’s Journey: August 2010

August 1, 2010
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Since I talked about my bad attitude due to the scale not moving downwards very fast last month, I have tried hard to be more positive and delight in making slower progress than I expect of myself.  I have no idea how many inches I have lost but I wear a straight 16 now easily […]

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EAT THIS: Summer Fruit Recipes

July 31, 2010
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One of the most glorious parts of summer is all the fresh fruit available.  Apricots, cherries, peaches, berries, watermelon, cantaloupe…and the closer to home you buy your fruit, the fresher it is!  Most every region has it’s seasonal specialties – make sure you’re enjoying the bounty! A question I am frequently asked is if fresh […]

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“Showing Up” to Your Workout – Courtney Townley

July 31, 2010
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“If there is no joy, ease, or lightness in what you are doing, it does not necessarily mean that you need to change what you are doing.  It may be sufficient to change the how. “ How” is always more important than “what”.  See if you can give more attention to the doing than to […]

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