Transformation Transparency

I’ve written blogs in the past in which I’ve stressed the importance of taking small steps when starting a fitness goal. I find it is important not to take too much on too soon as there is a risk of becoming overwhelmed leading to giving up altogether. I stand by that advice. However, this blog is … Continue reading Transformation Transparency

Born into Health

Some of us were lucky enough to be born into wealth. Others were even luckier and were born into health. I include myself in the latter. I grew up in a family that valued physical education just as important as school education. My parents lived through the 60s and loved John F Kennedy. President Kennedy … Continue reading Born into Health

Food or Thought: Overcoming Cravings

When dieting or trying to eat healthier, one of the biggest challenge we face seems to be our cravings. We seem to crave unhealthy processed food and drink; every type of food that goes against our pursuit of fitness. It’s funny how we never tend not to crave the good foods (unless it’s after a … Continue reading Food or Thought: Overcoming Cravings

Fitness in your 30s

When I was younger, I used to dream how amazing adulthood was going to be. Now as a 30 something, I find myself day dreaming of how better life was when I was younger. Birthdays are no longer anticipated with excitement. On the contrary, they’re dreaded and celebrations feel more like commiserations. That’s exactly how … Continue reading Fitness in your 30s

Comfort Mood

When it comes to Health and Fitness, one of the most common questions is “How do I lose weight?” The concept of losing weight is very simple: if you burn more calories than you consume, you will lose weight. That’s all there is to it. There is no catch and applies to each and every … Continue reading Comfort Mood