10 ways to make yourself work out, even if you don’t want to.
Here’s a riddle for you: Q: How is working out similar to going to the dentist? A: For a lot...
Read Moreby Wendy Clinch | Aug 7, 2018 | Health & Fitness | 0 |
Here’s a riddle for you: Q: How is working out similar to going to the dentist? A: For a lot...
Read Moreby Wendy Clinch | Jul 31, 2018 | Health & Fitness | 0 |
I just spent the weekend watching a seven year old run around like a nut. From the moment he got...
Read Moreby Wendy Clinch | Apr 10, 2018 | Health & Fitness | 1 |
How do you feel when ski season ends? Are you ready to move on to spring and summer? Or are you...
Read Moreby Wendy Clinch | Feb 2, 2018 | Health & Fitness | 1 |
No one goes through life unscathed. And while we all associate skiing with fun times, we can’t escape bad ones just because we’re on the slopes. Real life is out there, and it can intrude on us, wherever we are.
Everyone handles adversity differently. Some of us stop skiing, either permanently or temporarily. Take me, for instance. My daughter had health issues when she was little, and I ended up not skiing for about 17 years. It was just too……complicated. Then again, I wasn’t as into it as I am now, so it wasn’t something I even thought about much.
Read Moreby Wendy Clinch | Oct 3, 2017 | Health & Fitness, Interviews | 0 |
We all know that food can make a huge difference in the way you feel. Eat crap and you feel like, well, crap. So it stands to reason that this would carry over to skiing. We may own the best gear and hit the hottest slopes, but if we haven’t fueled up the right way before, during, and after skiing, we won’t be able to ski to our full potential. It’s as simple as that.
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