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Fitness for Busy Families
Who has time for an hour long exercise session these days? With the demands of a career, children, after-school activities, volunteer positions, housework, errand running, and preparing meals, it’s no wonder we slack off when it comes to our health and most importantly, exercising.
And yet, without proper exercise we get fat, our arteries get bogged down with bad cholesterol, our sugar levels can’t regulate themselves properly, and a multitude of other health problems wait patiently to take over our bodies.
Why is it so easy to forgo our health for the busyness of life? And where does one find the time, let alone the motivation, to get in shape?
Those are two questions I’ve been asking myself a lot the past few weeks—ever since I was told that my life is just too sedentary and because of it, my body is not only out of shape but in dire need of a little health boost! Of course my first reaction was to ask for a magic pill or a lazy man’s exercise equipment. But then reality hit and I knew no such thing existed—no matter what the infomercials try to tell us.
The key to getting healthier isn’t just about exercise and eating right, or even taking medications prescribed by a qualified health physician. No, getting healthier is about changing the way we think. It’s about looking within and discovering the real reasons behind our lack of enthusiasm when it comes to taking care of ourselves, it’s about understanding why we always put ourselves on the back burner, and then making conscious choices to make ourselves a priority.
For me, I forgo individual exercise because I wanted more time with the family—and because it’s boring! So to spice things up, I decided to make it a family affair. While there are certain activities I still do alone, like Jillian Michaels’ 30 Day Shred exercise video or Richard Simmons’ Sweatin’ To The Oldies DVD, there are a lot of ways I include the kids, and most of the time they don’t even know they’re exercising!
Here are some great ways to make fitness a part of your family’s busy schedule:
1. Need to get from one destination to another? Is it safe to race? Then race the kids.
2. Need to run a few errands around town? Ask the kids to go on a bike ride with you.
3. Is school close by? Wake the kids up early, get them dressed, hand them a breakfast burrito, and walk them to school. It’s a great way to find out what’s going on in their heads while getting in a little exercise.
4. Need to return those books to the library or those videos to the video store? Slap on a pair of skates, fill the backpack up, grab the kids, and go.
5. Kids fighting too much? Send them to the punching bag for ten minutes.
6. Kids complaining of summer boredom? Start a garden. 30 minutes a day is all it takes to keep the weeds away, water, and cultivate.
Other ways to stay active are to:
7. Park in the back of the parking lot instead of looking for a spot near the main entrance.
8. Take the stairs instead of the escalator or elevator.
9. Pick up a sport the family can do together, like tennis, croquet, bocce, golf.
10. Join the YMCA and get involved in their many team activities or start a family program at your local church.
11. Play a ten minute game of tag. There are various forms such as laser tag and freeze tag. And on hot days, you can turn on the water sprinklers and play tag in the water.
Exercising is more about moving the body than how many minutes (or hours) at a time one performs a certain routine. So if time is your excuse, get over it fast. All you need is ten minutes here and twenty minutes there.
About the Author
Alyice Edrich is the author of several work from home e-books designed to help parents earn extra cash while spending more time with their children. To learn more, visit her at http://thedabblingmum.com/ebookstore
Did I froget anything? Easy 10 points....?
ok im going to orlando florida next week for 6 days and i made a packing list but did i froget anything? did i pack to much? not enough?
anything else i need or need to know! i am flying too if that helps i get 1 check and 1 carry on bag!
(2) tennis shoes
(3) flip flops
(5) shirts
(5) tanks
(3) jeans/capries
(3) shorts
(4 bathing suits
(10) socks
(10)underwear
(6) bras
(3) pjs
(3) sweatshirts (pullover/zip up)
(2) sun dresses
other:
camera/charger
ipod/charger
phone/charger
pens/paper
book
money
wallet
backpack(nothing in it just for when i get there)
sunglasses
sunscreen
chapstick
tolietress:
shampoo
conditioner
razor
toothbrush
brush
hair acessories (headbands, ponytails,ect)
deodorant
floss
alo vera
did i miss anything???
thanks!
i know and acually it has to weigh under 50 lbs!
some are coing in my carry on!
thanks everyone!
i know i always over pack so i desided to ask on here.
thanks!
Drop one pair of tennis shoes. drop a pair of flip flops. ditch maybe 2 shirts, you don't need 10 for 6 days. Only take 8, two extras. drop two bathing suits. You need one for normal, and one for when the other one is wet. drop two underderwear, and one socks. Drop one bra (wear another one again, they don't get THAt dirty). drop a pair of pjs. drop a sweatshirt (its FLORIDA). Take another sundress for fun. Take some pencils and a pencil sharpner, drop the pens (they leak). Leave the backpack, but if you need one, buy one there. Take an extra pair of sunglasses incase one breaks. Hotel usually give out shampoo and conditioner for free, but if you want your own, buy the mini ones, not the full sized ones. Put them, along with the aloe vera, in a Ziplock so it doesn't leak.
Other than that you're good. You over packed a bit..
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