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Persistence
 Your persistence and dedication to your exercise goals will get you the results you are looking for in time. Don't beat yourself up about missing a workout or eating more than you should have, just keep trying. Consider this quote from one of the greatest basketball players of all time.

"I've missed over 9,000 shots in my career. I've lost almost 300 games. 26 times I've been trusted to take the game-winning shot . . . and missed. I've failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed."

Michael Jordan
 
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Greetings!

Dublin has finally given us the green light (permit) for the start of our renovation!  We thank you for your patience and understanding that the former Accelerate Ohio space has been less than attractive and not up to our usual standards. 

We realize that many of you have enjoyed the open floor space, although the renovation is necessary to make Good Bodies the place to come not only for personal training, but Physical Rehabilitation (M.A.T.) and Metabolic Assessments. Please continue to bear with us as we make these necessary and exciting changes.

Moving team member...
Good Bodies is very sad to be losing trainer and friend Melody Ley to the great state of Texas.   We all knew it was a possibility as her significant other was relocated there a few months ago.  Melody will be here a couple more weeks before her move and we hope you will all have a chance to say good-bye. Thanks Melody, we have all been inspired by your smiling face, positive attitude, and dedication to your clients and profession.

On the lighter side...
Christina Bartosik, Registered Dietician, has been a great addition to Good Bodies and is now offering some innovative services to help you with your nutritional planning.  Chris, in addition to the hour or half hour consultations at Good Bodies, is now offering:

1.  A 1-hour tour of your favorite grocery store to understand how to shop healthy and not become a victim of good marketing.

2.  Couples consultations - Let Chris sit down with you and your spouse to help you understand how much easier it is to eat well when everyone in the house is on the same page nutritionally.

3.  Specific topic consultations - Choose from "How to read nutrition labels" to "Women's Health" to many other areas to be announced.

Please call for Christina at 889-2282 ext. 74 to find out rate information and/or schedule an appointment.
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Jane Brady
Jane Brady
For the past year, Jane Brady has been a familiar face at Good Bodies, and with her 35-pound weight loss, is a testament to what is possible with a great trainer, smart nutritional plan, and strong commitment to improve, not just maintain her current fitness level. 

"The surprise was that at my son's wedding, "twenty something" friends of the bride were asking me...Read more
 
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California Quesadillas
California Quesadillas
Don't want to pay the high prices to get yourself out to California?  Bring a little bit of California to your dinner table with this healthy quesadilla recipe.  It is an interesting and delicious option to the traditional ingredients.  Who would have thought to put...
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From the desk of Christina Bartosik, R.D., L.D.
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Plant This Idea: Fill Up On Fiber

Fiber is an important part of our diet, but what is it and how do we get the amount we need to reap its healthy rewards? One way to remember fiber: Think plants.

Dietary fiber is found only in plant foods like whole grains, fruits, nuts and vegetables. It consists of certain carbohydrates our bodies can't digest or absorb in the bloodstream. Instead of being used for energy like other carbohydrates, fiber is eliminated, taking with it waste products the body doesn't need.

There are two types of dietary fiber - soluble and insoluble. Both are beneficial but have very different missions.

Soluble fiber, found in foods like oats and oat bran, brown rice and beans, may help decrease blood cholesterol levels, reducing your risk of heart disease. Soluble fiber can also help control the rise of blood sugar levels after eating.

Insoluble fiber, also known as "roughage," helps to "move things along" in the digestive tract. Sources of insoluble fiber include whole-grain breads and cereals; wheat, oat and corn bran; many vegetables, like broccoli, green beans and sweet potatoes. Some foods, such as oatmeal and beans, have both soluble and insoluble fiber.

When making your food choices, don't get hung up on which fiber is which. By eating a variety of plant-based foods, you will get fiber in your diet while also enjoying great tasting meals. Eating high- fiber foods can help you feel full sooner, so you eat less.
You can increase your daily fiber with these tips:

  • Eat whole-grain cereals for breakfast.
  • Eat at least two pieces of whole fruit per day, such as pears, apples, bananas and strawberries. Add them to your cereal, yogurt or salads.
  • Eat whole-wheat bread. Remember, just because it's brown doesn't mean it's whole-wheat. Check the label to make sure it reads "whole-wheat."
  • Add tomatoes, lettuce or other vegetables to sandwiches.
  • For a snack, munch on popcorn, which is also a whole grain. Go easy on the salt and butter.
  • Make side dishes with short-grain brown rice. It's loaded with fiber and flavor.
  • Put vegetables in soups and pasta dishes. If you're having pizza, load up on the vegetable toppings.
You'll quickly find adding fiber to your diet is easy and a great way to keep healthy.

For more information on fiber in your diet, schedule an appointment with our registered dietitian, Christina Bartosik, RD, LD.
 
Taken from:  American Dietetic Association's monthly feature
 
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Time to be Re-Tested.

If you have already gone through the Metabolic Assessments (Bod Pod, Resting and Exercise Metabolic Rate) once, it's probably time for you to be re-tested.  The metabolic program is designed to be to completed at least every 12 weeks to measure your progress or highlight areas that need to be focused on.  Call Good Bodies and ask for Matt Maglicic now until June 15th, get a complete Metabolic assessment and program for only $165.
 
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