While this may seem obvious, for many folks impulse eating gets the better of their nutritional intentions. For many it’s a lifestyle of ‘grab-and-go” and “sink eating”—standing over the sink, unconsciously eating whatever is at hand—fast food, see food (see and eat) and beige foods (cheese and crackers, chips and cookies), all of which sap your energy and leave you feeling unsatisfied or guilty.
Outdoor Fitness is not just about a firmer butt and better biceps; it’s about health, fitness and well-being, and creating a better lifestyle—a life with style! However, it takes more than just fat loss and firm muscles. For a happier, healthier, well-balanced life, it’s important to create goals in all areas of our life. So take a moment to explore what your goals in life really are, then decide to follow through.
"Tina, your Outdoor Fitness training has helped me keep my job in perspective. Every session is an achievement, a blessing, a gift."
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"I feel so alive in this workout. The smells and the birds. You look up at the redwood trees on the trail, and it's magnificent. When I'm out there breathing the fresh air, all my stress is removed. It's a tremendous cleansing process."
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"Many Thanks for your continuous motivation and enthusiasm in your OF program. You have helped me find a much needed element in my life, dominated by those roles of mom and wife!!"
While this may seem obvious, for many folks impulse eating gets the better of their nutritional intentions. For many it’s a lifestyle of ‘grab-and-go” and “sink eating”—standing over the sink, unconsciously eating whatever is at hand—fast food, see food (see and eat) and beige foods (cheese and crackers, chips and cookies), all of which sap your energy and leave you feeling unsatisfied or guilty.
Strategies for Goal Setting
