Today, we’re joined by broadcast journalist Kit Hoover. Currently the host of Access Hollywood Live, she’s worked as a sportscaster for ESPN and Fox News channel, been on Good Morning America and co-hosted The View. She’s also a friend of Obi Obadike, our Activity Key Expert, and we’re going to discuss not only her career – but how she has managed to integrate physical activity into her life – her whole life – while engaging family and friends in her healthy habit.
When the masses panic, some see opportunity. Some even find purpose in panic. Bedros Keuilian, the CEO of Fit Body Boot Camp, is one of those rare individuals. In the midst of the 2008 financial crisis, he revolutionized gym franchising, landing on Entrepreneur Magazine’s list of top 15 franchises and Inc. 5000’s fastest growing businesses. But he’s overcome far more than economic hardship. A political refugee at age 6, he escaped a Communist country, suffered sexual molestation, anxiety, depression and panic attacks and managed to achieve a net worth of over $200 million while still being a happily-married family man.
Whether our fitness battle is finding time to exercise, finding the energy to workout, or even having access to a gym, our own Obi Obadike, celebrity fitness expert who is one of the most published fitness experts over the past decade, and has graced more fitness magazine covers than any African-American fitness professional, is here to help us discover how to lose weight and gain muscle right there in your home. Free Offer: Plyometric Workout with Obi Obadike Offer Code: PLYO-T-401
Although there isn’t anything wrong with taking dietary supplements, it’s always best and healthiest to get our protein, vitamins, and other nutrients from whole foods instead of from powders and pills. B-12 The good news is that the body doesn’t need very much B-12. But, vegans can struggle with getting enough. A vitamin B-12 deficiency…
The heart is one of the most important vital organs of the body. So why don’t people take better care of it? Heart disease is the leading cause of death in United States. About 647,000 Americans die from heart disease each year. Since taking care of your heart is important, here are five easy things…
A whole-Food plant-based (WFPB) diet isn’t just for vegans and vegetarians. And it’s not a secret agenda to lure meat-eaters away from their slabs of juicy steaks either. The great thing about a WFPB diet, is that it’s about giving you MORE food choices, not fewer, unlike so many other diets. There isn’t anything mysterious…
According to science, by eating more fruits and vegetables, we reduce our risk of certain diseases such as cancer and extend longevity by years. By eating healthier foods, we reduce the consumption of junk foods, processed foods, and preservatives. And it’s so easy to plug into the power of fruit and vegetables! Here’s the good…
How many people do you know who are on a diet? And how many of those people always seem to be on a diet? (And is that person you? ) Maybe we should stop dieting because clearly it isn’t effective. And maybe we should stop judging ourselves while we’re at it too. The last thing…
We live in an age of distraction and overwhelm. It seems everything and everyone is competing for our attention and mental bandwidth. In fact, experts estimate we’re bombarded with 5, 000 to 10,000 ads daily. And that’s not including everyone who comes into our lives wanting or needing something, spreading us way too thin. If…
January ushers in a fresh start; out with old in with the new! We dream about the things we want to have, be, or do. We vow that things will be different this year so we create ambitious plans to make our dreams come true. According to surveys, most people give up on their resolutions…
