The Sure Fire Way To Burn Body Fat
August 13What if I told you there were proven ways to burn body fat that don’t require heavy equipment or a gym membership? You can easily boost the power of basic moves to see significant results.
Women’s Fitness Quote: The possibilities for our life are endless, the only limitations we really have, are the ones we create from the fear of our own failure!!

Fully dedicated to women’s fitness and health, my Fitness4Her Diet and Exercise program will help you lose weight and get in shape without ever having to count a single calorie. Learn to love food, enjoy exercise and celebrate success when you take the 90 day challenge to Empower Beauty®. – Karen
What if I told you there were proven ways to burn body fat that don’t require heavy equipment or a gym membership? You can easily boost the power of basic moves to see significant results.
There is something very sexy about a woman who cares for her body. It’s true for men, too. Perhaps, it’s because pampered, physically fit bodies represent health and beauty and that’s very sexy, indeed.
Welcome to my 30 Minutes to a New You exercise program, featuring the Total Body Workout. As you will note in the chart below, each exercise in this workout will help you target specific muscle groups.
Welcome to my resistance training program. I hope you have read all of my previous posts, because that’s where I explained my 30 Minutes to a New You exercise program.
In the previous posts we described my ten exercise principles and talked about each one. Now we will take those principles and apply them to your daily workout.
Based on my ten principles, the 30 Minutes To A New You exercise program will help you transform not only your body but also your entire life! Ladies, by applying these principles, you will actually see the results of how nutrition and exercise work together to help you achieve a healthy body and lifestyle.
Welcome to Part 4 of Explaining the Exercise Principles. This post concludes the explanation of all 10 principles that are the foundation of my 30 Minutes to a New You exercise program.
Women’s fitness and health can be improved with a regular exercise program. Are you inspired to get in shape and motivated to get started? Okay ladies, I hear you loud and clear! Many of you have been writing to say that you’re ready to exercise. Let me tell you, that thrills me to no end.
Welcome to Part 3 of Explaining the Exercise Principles. In part one, I discussed the benefits of exercise, the amount of time needed to get results and the crucial element of training your brain for success. In part two I covered the areas of exercise in my 30 Minutes to a New You program.
Are you inspired to get in shape and motivated to get started? Okay ladies, I hear you loud and clear! Many of you have been writing to say that you’re ready to exercise. Let me tell you, that thrills me to no end. So, I want to give you a few workouts from my 30 Minutes to a New You exercise program to get you started.
In the previous post, Explaining the Exercise Principles, Part 1, we discussed the first three principles of the 30 Minutes to a New You exercise program. We talked about how essential daily activity is to overall health and all the benefits associated with regular exercise.
Are you inspired to get in shape and motivated to get started? Okay ladies, I hear you loud and clear! Many of you have been writing to say that you’re ready to exercise. Let me tell you, that thrills me to no end. So, I want to give you a few workouts from my 30 Minutes to a New You exercise program to get you started.
When I was a kid I was active from sun up to sun down. I couldn’t wait to go outside and play. My day was filled with running, biking and swimming and I never gave it much thought. I didn’t need to be prodded or rewarded for going out to play.
She who has health, has hope. She who has hope, has everything.
Sharon thought all of her problems were over when she got the big promotion at work. She had worked so hard for it, staying late at the office and taking work home.
Did you know that there are 1,440 minutes in each day? The average American spends 180 of those minutes watching television. What do you do with your minutes every day? How much time do you spend exercising each day?