My Story

Coming up on 12 years now, I have been practicing a healthy lifestyle and designing workouts that I never dreamed I would do. I love it!

In some ways, I wish I could simply say I exercise 2-3 times a week, eat brownies like it's nobody's business, and nonchalantly shop for jeans in a size 0 like it's no big deal. If it were as simple as that, I wouldn't be blogging this or working as hard as I do. Haha

I absolutely, positively, in all ways and angles, work my ass off to stay the way I am and live the lifestyle of only enjoying REAL, healthy foods, good amount of sleep, and regular exercise. In turn, I am an active model for others, showing that determination and consistency is key to reaching your goals and they CAN be achieved. There are no excuses.

So here's my story.

I am the oldest of five children in my family. Growing up, we were always busy, always running around the neighborhood, playing games, swimming, ice skating... in short, we were all very active. We also grew up on pizza, Poptarts, mac n cheese, doughnuts, and soda pop... which later set the stage for my weight as I was a kid and as I became a young teenager.

When I was about 10-years old, I remember when I really noticed how much bigger I was than my friends and how I didn't look quite as cute as any of the other little girls in their two-piece swimsuits. Kids can be very cruel - I wasn't "cool enough" to be around these girls in their two-piece suits because I was a "cow," "fatty" and a "Sumo-Sized Girl."

Like I said - kids are cruel. I didn't really know how to approach it but to simply think the way I was shaped was just the way I was. I didn't have an obsession with food, but doughnuts were what we had for breakfast.  I was active, but I wasn't energized and fueled to beat the kids at racing games. I looked the way I was, and with how small I was (only about 4' 11''), my weight was too high. I didn't know what to do about it but take the name calling like a pro and be left out. It didn't help that my vision was horrible and I had to wear glasses and get braces around the same time. I was the ultimate goofy-looking nerd and joke target at 12 years old.

At 13, during a Hawaiian party 

Around that summer, I really started reading book after book in the library about health. I read why certain foods like fruits and veggies were good for you, how too much bread can throw off your body's ability to function efficiently, and how much exercise a girl my age needed in a day. I took my mom's exercise VHS tapes and worked out in leggings and an oversized t-shirt. I bought 2lb dumbbells and practiced renegade rows and chest flies. I figured out different ways of doing a classic sit-up to target different abdominal muscles. I was so proud of myself for completing plyometric workouts, being only 12 years old and having no real sports training experience! When I was upset and hurt from the bullying from the neighborhood kids, I would take out my aggressions on a punching bag. And damn it, I was going to earn my abs. At 13, I reached my first set of goals. I truly developed my confidence by that point and no one could mess with me.

Fast forward seven years... I found out I was pregnant with my first son. Throughout my pregnancy, I researched the correct ways of working out during each trimester and turned to healthy snacks like fresh fruit, veggies, and string cheese. I also enjoyed my share of hot chicken wings, Mexican food, and chili cheese fries (best nine months of my life. Haha!). I even remember taking a two hour walk the day I delivered my son. I stood most of the time, and automatically parked farther away from the store entrance. I blame all this strange behavior on my instincts now rather than "forcing" myself to change my habits. My labor and delivery lasted only 9 hours with no complications and I delivered a healthy 7lb, 5oz little boy. The best day of my life.

6 months post-partum... a LOT of hard work!

After been given the green light by my doctor, I bounced back from pregnancy with regular 30-40 minute cardio routines, Pilates, taking an hour walk every day with my son in the stroller, and eating healthy foods like fruit, grilled chicken salads full of protein and fresh veggies to give me energy to nurse and care for my new baby. I slept as much as I could too, since the late night feedings were rough. In addition, I developed issues with my thyroid where I now need to take a supplement to keep my T3/T4 levels stable, but it hasn't stopped me from reaching my fitness goals.
I made it back to my pre-pregnancy weight PLUS 10 extra pounds lost by the time my son was 6 months old.

Now today, I enjoy designing my own workout routines that usually consist of some cardio drills, yoga, dancing, Pilates, strength training, and interval drills to keep my body challenged and energized. My favorite easy to-go foods include fruits (apples, bananas, oranges, grapefruits especially), chopped veggies, grilled fish or chicken, scrambled or poached eggs, plant-based protein shakes, and my every day treat of a square of dark chocolate.

As you can tell from this post, most of my favorite healthy foods haven't changed. While my dinners and some lunches are cooked at home, I ALWAYS have foods that are easy to pack so I don't have an excuse to get fast-food or get too hungry to munch on chips or a candy bar. I haven't had a soda pop in over 10 years and I have made a huge effort to keep it that way. I stand all the time when I work on the computer and pace while I read magazines, books, and study material because it helps me comprehend the information better. I park farther away from store entrances (even in cold weather) and I take the stairs whenever I can. I have a hard working body and I am privileged to use it every day. I am privileged to nourish it every day with good food. And you should feel that way about your body too! It's a gift to appreciate every day.

Post 2nd baby, 4 months

UPDATE 4/28/14! Next few goals included getting back from my SECOND pregnancy (son born 12/25/13)! Thanks to gf/df healthy eating (no starving! Especially since I needed good food to be able to feed my baby), Buti Yoga workouts 4-5x a week - 30-45min each class, and just being active every day, I've been able to fit in my pre-pregnancy jeans since two months post-baby! No miracles here - just a lot of hard work with a little extra planning!


I absolutely hope this post can be encouraging to you, as everyone has their own journey and it has taken me good time to find my own route that helped me get to where I am today.

Take care, everyone!

More later. ;)

Jen

When Cravings Attack: Your Cheat Sheet

It's 3pm - you haven't had anything since lunch and your stomach won't leave you alone.

Before you hit the vending machine or grab those office doughnuts, read this.

Anytime we are tired, extremely hungry, or had a roller-coaster run of emotions in our lives, chances are that your willpower is very low and you'll be tempted to reach just for anything. To make sure you don't fall off the great progress you've worked so hard for, let me introduce you to my Cheat Sheet!

Craving chocolate?
These are my favorite chocolate craving treats that won't break your "calorie bank."

{-} Nestle TollHouse Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips, 2 tablespoons
Make sure to measure these out to a correct serving (NOT the whole bag!). Just a little bit of REAL chocolate will satisfy your sweet tooth.

{-} Ghirardelli Intense Dark 60% Cacao Evening Dream Bar
One of my favorites! There are milk and dark chocolate bars, so pick your favorite and have one or two squares!

{-} Brookside Dark Chocolate-Covered Fruit
Brookside offers açai berries & blueberries, goji & raspberries, and pomegranates. They are amazing if you are craving something chocolate-covered!

{-} Quaker Chewy 25% Less Sugar Chocolate Chip Granola Bars
At 90-100 calories, this is a great alternative to cookie cravings! Only 5g-7g. sugar per bar.

{-} Homemade Chocolate-Covered Strawberries
Buy strawberries and dip them in semi-sweet chocolate. Enjoy 2 or 3 when the need for chocolate strikes!

{-} Kashi TLC Dark Chocolate Oatmeal Cookies
Made with whole grain oats and their Signature Seven Whole Grain blend, along with dark chocolate (who can resist?), this is an excellent go-to snack if you are craving oatmeal chocolate chip cookies.


Craving something crunchy and/or salty?
Let's be realistic - sometimes carrots just don't cut it. Here's some satisfying snacks you'll enjoy!

{-} Air-popped popcorn with Parmesan cheese (and light amount of butter)
Excellent whole-grain snack and much healthier than movie theater or microwavable popcorn!

{-} Triscuit Cracked Pepper & Olive Oil
Made with simple, whole-grain ingredients with a lot of flavor, these are one of my favorite snacks to pair up with a piece of string cheese!

{-} Pirates Booty - Aged White Cheddar
Craving something cheesy but don't want the high fat from chips? Pirates Booty is an excellent snack - baked and made with puffed rice and corn.


Fight Back When Cravings Strike:

One of the reasons why we tend to snack is because we're bored, didn't have enough food during the last meal, or maybe just like to graze. How do you know if you are really hungry?

Give yourself 10-20 minutes. Read your emails, go for a walk, read a magazine, call a friend - just do SOMETHING for 10-20 minutes and see if your cravings for a snack subside. If they don't and you feel your stomach rumbling, check out some of the snack ideas from the list above and portion it out to a 100-200 calorie snack.

Write it down. What did you eat for breakfast, lunch or dinner? If it wasn't enough, then see if it's been 2-3 hours since you last ate. Then go for a healthy snack - don't get too hungry where ANYTHING will work (possibility of digging in the office doughnuts or candy bars at the vending machine). Stay on track!

Plan ahead. Have healthy snacks around where you can reach them without reaching for something full of junk. Enjoy the real thing (now and then) if you absolutely love it, but these natural options in this post will give you a battle plan in choosing an option that will be beneficial to your body and provide excellent energy (which we all need!).

Keep active. If you are exercising and eating nutritious foods every day, chances are that your cravings will slowly subside. When you are pushing through a hard workout, it's going to be hard to reach for a cake at the bakery! Your body wants good energy from the foods you eat so it can function effectively and efficiently. You'll start to notice that when your body is craving something sweet, a cup of plain non-fat yogurt with berries and honey will make you feel great AND satisfy your cravings! Learn to listen to your body.

More later!

Take care everyone,

Jen

Break A Sweat: Music to Get You Moving

Music makes you feel alive. Find the right tracks and your workout will ROCK!

You know it does. 

The mornings you forgot your music, it seems like the world isn't rotating the same way. Your workout is off, just not as powerful. It's the truth - fast music tracks get our heart rate up and make us want to move, while slow tracks bring our breathing to a calmer state. Music does a lot for us, which is why I designed this entry to include some tracks to keep things interesting!

Now, while there's a lot of great music out there, I tried to include enough without this entry seeming like too long of a list. Feel free to comment and add your favorites as well!

Workout Music List for ENERGY!:
"Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor (of course!)
"Call on Me" by Eric Prydz
"Billie Jean" by Michael Jackson
"Jessie's Girl" by Rick Springfield
"Levels" by Avicii
"Party Rock Anthem" by LMFAO
"Alive" by VHS Or Beta
"Electric Feel" by MGMT
"Houdini" by Foster the People
"Titanium" by David Guetta ft. Sia
"Boom" by Snoop Dogg ft. David Guetta
"Let's Go" by Calvin Harris ft. Ne-Yo
"All Around Me" by Flyleaf
"Back in Black" by AC/DC
"Yeah 3X" by Chris Brown
"Kids" by MGMT
"Midnight City" by M83
"Here I Am" by Nicki Minaj
"Sweet Disposition" by The Temper Trap
"Heartbreaker" by Pat Benatar
"Glad You Came" by The Wanted
"Whoomp! (There It Is)" by Tag Team
"Live Your Life" by T.I. ft. Rihanna
"1901" by Phoenix
"Taaac (Renato Mix)" by Tatact
"Burn for You" by Kreo
"What I've Done" by Linkin Park
"International Love" by Pitbull ft. Chris Brown
"You Make Me Feel..." by Cobra Starship
"Rockin in the Free World" by Neil Young
"Feel So Close" by Calvin Harris
"Warrior" by Kimbra
"Higher" by Taio Cruz
"Dog Days are Over" by Florence + the Machine
"Your Love" by The Outfield
"Take Me Back" by Taio Cruz ft. Tinchy Stryder
"Motivation" by Kelly Rowland ft. Lil Wayne
"Lose Yourself" by Eminem
"Tonight Is The Night" by Outasight
"C*m On Feel the Noize" by Slade
"Age of Consent" by New Order
"Livin' on a Prayer" by Bon Jovi
"Welcome to the Jungle" by Guns 'N Roses
"Bust a Move" by Young MC

Workout List for a Calmer Mood:
"Amor Fati" by Washed Out
"Makambo" by Geoffrey Oryema
"By Your Side" by Sade
"The Sweetest Taboo" by Sade
"Somebody I Used to Know" by Gotye ft. Kimbra
"Need You Now" by Lady Antebellum
"The A Team" by Ed Sheeran
"Vice Versa Love" by Barrington Levy
"Sunrise" by Norah Jones
"Bette Davis Eyes" by Kim Carnes
"Porcelain" by Moby
"Maybe" by Ingrid Michaelson
"I Try" by Macy Gray
"Video Games" by Lana Del Ray
"Letting Go" by Ryan Farish
"A Beautiful Mess" by Jason Mraz
"Intro" by The XX
"California Dreaming" by The Mamas & The Papas
"Angels in the Room" by Delta Goodrem
"The Piano" by Enigma
"1,2,3,4" by Feist
"Coming Home" by Diddy-Dirty Money
"Don't Come Around Here No More"  by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
"Clocks" by Coldplay

That's all I have for now!

Until next time,

Jen

Get Over Yourself: Learn Positive Thinking & Reach Your Goals

 "If we did all the things we are capable of, we would literally astound ourselves."
(Thomas Edison)


Edison was right! And he should know - it took him 10,000 attempts to successfully invent the lightbulb! He never faltered and gave up. Because of that, we're seeing the benefits of his hard work every day when we turn on a light!


When you have those large beads of sweat dripping off your face and your muscles are burning... when you are going through a rough period in your life... big transitions... overwhelming circumstances... temptations everywhere that are threatening your goals... you name it... you know that you'll have times where you want to give in and let that negative thinking of "I can't" sneak in to your mind. I want to use this entry to encourage you today.


Complaint #1: I can't do it!
I hate these words with a PASSION! If you are constantly filling your days with these words, you are never going to get passed what you're trying to hurdle. It's a self-fulfilling prophecy, my friend! Whatever you tell yourself is what's going to happen.
K.O. The Repeating Offender: STOP telling yourself you can't! First rule! Right now. Cut it out. You deserve more than that negative talk. This is the simplest part!
Fight Back: Are you feeling overwhelmed? Find an encouraging partner! We are stronger in numbers. If you have a supportive friend or someone else in the same situation as you, it's easy to get back up and stay on track because you both are a building block for the other.
Did you lose sight of your goals? We all make bad decisions! Even the most will-powered of individuals fall away from their goals sometimes. The solution? Recognize it and move on. For example, when it comes to health, just make sure your next meal is a healthy one. Don't think twice. That's it. Move on. NEVER beat yourself up. I want you to promise me that. Read up on health materials and get your head back in the game!


Complaint #2: I'm too tired!
Take a look at your lifestyle - are you getting enough sleep? Are you eating healthy foods? Are you exercising? Those three have a huge impact on your energy levels. OR... look at your mind. Are you really tired or just bored and not anticipating what you have to do?
K.O. The Repeating Offender: Change your scenery. Sometimes we feel exhausted because we're not getting enough vitamin D from the sun in our system. We're sitting too much, eating too much sugar, and sleeping less than we should. Throw on some music that makes you feel alive! (My entry of upbeat music tracks coming soon!) Light a candle with an energizing scent (think oranges or coconut!).
Fight Back: If you are really tired, give yourself a break. I mean a real break - step away from the cookie jar! Take a quick nap, call a friend, go for a walk, get some new songs for your iPod, take a relaxing shower... just pick something that will rejuvenate you so you are stronger in the next round. Don't burn yourself out - it will make you susceptible to unwise decisions, such as missing deadlines or finishing off that entire container of ice cream. Stay strong! Rest when you need it. You'll be stronger in the long run.


Complaint #3: I don't have enough time!
You have 24 hours each day with many obligations! I know it's tough! I'm constantly running around every day and always hit the bed completely exhausted. But you can change your schedule for the better.
K.O. The Repeating Offender: If you really want something, you WILL make time for it. What's in your current schedule that you can take off? Do you really have to volunteer three times a week or can you shorten it to once or twice? Are you struggling with fitting in a workout? Try working out first thing in the morning, even for just 30 minutes to start your day off on an energizing start.
Fight Back: Create a battle plan with a couple Bs and Cs if Plan A doesn't work out. Did you miss lunch? Pack a healthy lunch the night before, or make sure you have healthy options available to you at work. Write out your to-do list and how much time it takes for you to get them done. You should be able to have something you can either take off or shorten the time so you can reach your goals. Make your goals a priority rather than an option! Write them down!


A Last Word of Encouragement...
You are stronger, smarter, and more capable than you think. Don't let outside negativity rain on your parade and don't let others OR yourself lead you away from what you have always wanted. Are you struggling to lose 20 pounds? Finish your masters degree? Get that promotion? It's all going to take work. You already have all the tools. I want you to promise yourself that you will push... encourage yourself with positive words... and reach out to others who support you in your goals.


And I promise you that you will surprise yourself.


Peace out,


Jen

Burn It Off: Ultimate Metabolism Boosters

STOP!

Before you waste your hard-earned money on trash pills that do NOT work and could mess up your body's chemistry in the rate it can burn fat, listen to this:


While some weight loss programs do work (such as Weight Watchers), the weight loss pills that are on the market are not regulated by the FDA. Some of the ingredients I've seen in these "magic pills" are either useless and/or actually dangerous for your body.


Want an easier and smarter solution?


Try these affordable, safe, and effective options to boost your metabolism and help your body burn fat efficiently.


But remember: There is nothing better than a diet filled with healthy foods, a mind with a healthy attitude, and a body with a healthy regular exercise regimen. There is no magic pill or quick fix, but these excellent foods can help your body utilize missing nutrients that will make you the ultimate fat-burning machine. Read on!


Ultimate Metabolism Boosters


Cayenne Pepper
This hot pepper, along with other chili peppers such as jalapenos and habenaros, includes an ingredient called capsaicin. Why does this help with metabolism? It doubles energy disbursement about 3 hours after a meal and helps decrease appetite. Double punch!


Green Tea
I'm sure you've seen green tea pills on the shelves at the store. Why waste $10 on pills when you can pay $1.50-$2.50 for 20-40 tea bags? Green tea has been known to possess phenols - compounds that offer excellent metabolism boosting properties.


Coffee
While not a weight loss miracle, coffee does contain caffeine, which has been known to increase metabolism and energy expenditure when used in moderation.


Ginger
I bet you didn't think ginger would be on this list! However, it aids in digestion as well as increase body temperature and boosts your fat-burning abilities by 20% after a meal. Don't like the taste? You can purchase ginger pills for a modest price and get the same benefits as fresh ginger.


Water
The simplest component on this list! Drink your water. It not only keeps you hydrated, but banishes bloating, increases the rate of calories burned by 30%, and is a natural appetite suppressant. So drink your water FIRST THING in the morning and throughout the day! I personally carry a big water bottle with me every day.


Apples
Fiber is the fat-burning friend right here. Apples are an excellent source of fiber, which will help keep you full so you eat less overall throughout the day.


Oranges & Grapefruit
When we stress ourselves out, our immune system is compromised and our bodies release cortisol from our adrenal glands. The result? We reach for simple carbohydrates, our cognitive functions become impaired, and we notice an increase in abdominal fat. Vitamin C (1000mg a day) helps us bounce back faster, as well as bring its antioxidant properties to our metabolism for better efficiency.


Yogurt
Dairy, specifically, is known to bring weight loss benefits. The winning combination of calcium, protein, and probiotics (for your digestive tract) makes yogurt one of the best metabolism boosting snacks. But watch out for yogurt loaded with sugar! Also try Greek yogurt, which has double the amount of protein than regular yogurt.


Oatmeal
The complex carbohydrates and fat-soluble fiber in oatmeal helps keep you full and keeps your blood sugar at a stable level. A key tool in your fat loss efforts!


Protein Sources - (Such as Meat, Beans, Dairy, Cheese)
Protein helps keep you feeling satisfied as well as aid in muscle growth after strength training. More muscle (less fat) means more calories burned each day. Look for lean options like skim milk, Greek yogurt, grilled chicken, ground lean turkey or beef, beans (without the sugary BBQ sauce, please!) and 2% milk cheese.


Vitamin B Complex
Eat your nutritious foods and it's the B vitamins that metabolize carbohydrates and convert them for energy, as well as proteins and fats. These vitamins are required to create energy for your body, as well as nervous system function and blood cell physiology.


Now go use your dollars for the good listed above - not for evil pills or gimmicks!


Until next time...


Peace out,


Jen 

3 Formula Series: Sexy Abs Need Abdominal Training!

Two ingredients down - smart nutrition and regular cardio exercise - now it's down to the last ingredient for sexy abs:

Abdominal Training!

It's time to get those muscles toned up.

First things first...

This exercise is one that can done throughout the day - especially those busy days in the office.

1) While sitting (or while standing) up straight, imagine a string is pulling you high from your head.

2) Focus on pulling your navel towards your spine and tighten your abs. (This is known as an isometric contraction.)

3) Hold and release throughout the day - it's a great way to keep those abs in and make you realize they are there!

Time-Tested Abdominal Training Moves:

Reverse Crunch

On your back, bring your knees to a 90 degree angle. With your abs contracted (navel to floor), bring your bum up with your knees still held in 90 degrees. Exhale on up. Repeat 20-25 times

Basic Crunch

Classic ab move, but you want to make sure you are doing it correctly.

On your back, put your hands behind your head, your feet on the ground. Using your abs and shoulders off the ground, exhale and imagine an orange or apple under your neck as you rise - you never want to strain your neck doing this move. Repeat 20-25 times - or set a goal. 100 crunches? 200? See how many you can do.

Want more?

Try a Double Crunch - Bring your knees up in a 90 degree position and crunch the same time you lift your upper body in a crunch.

Side Crunch

Similar to the crunch, you're going to start on your back. Take your knees up to 90 degree angle and lean towards your right side. With your hands behind your head, exhale as you come up in a side crunch. Repeat 20-30 times then switch to your left side.

Plank Position

Start by laying flat on the floor. Bring yourself up to your forearms then press up onto your toes and resting on your elbows. Tilt your pelvis so you do not bring your bum up in the air. Contract your abs and hold for 30-60 seconds. Repeat 5 times.

Pike Crunches

Even more difficult than a Classic OR Double Crunch!

Start on your back and extend your legs. Extend your arms over your head. Contract your abs and bring both your legs (nice and straight) and arms in a "crunch" move to touch. Repeat 20-30 times.

These are classic abdominal moves that will help you obtain those sexy abs this summer season! As my blog progresses, I will post some "interesting" ab moves with photos and/or video to help you get a little crazy. Until then... here's a few to get you started!

More later!

Thanks for reading.

Peace out,

Jen

3 Formula Series: Sexy Abs Need Cardio Exercise!

So, you've cleaned your house of crap food.

It's time for some sweat sessions, my friend!


First off, I am NOT going to use this entry to suggest you go run on the treadmill like some hamster or go forward and back on the elliptical for hours a week. Not only does that work SUCK - it doesn't work. Your time is precious... and those type of machines are not going to give you the best results possible in the shortest amount of time.


Enter: High Intensity Interval Training - or HIIT for short. Your new fat-burning friend in (or outside) the gym. Let me touch on this real quick.


What exactly is HIIT?
High Intensity Interval Training is a form of training that requires you to push your hardest for a short period of time with a short period of rest in between. An example is biking at full-force for one minute, then at a slower pace for one minute, and back up again. Your heart rate has time to rise and a time to come back down for a slight recovery.


Why does HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) work?
One study in particular, done at Canada's McMaster University, confirmed that high intensity interval training improves muscle growth when done for shorter periods (10 one-minute sprints with one minute period slower pace, 3x a week) than regular moderate long workouts (1 hour, 3x a week). HIIT is so effective because that type of activity triggers similar cellular pathways in the same fashion as endurance training does.


Can anybody do HIIT?
Definitely! However, I would NOT suggest people with special circumstances - such as pregnant, sedentary, overweight, and elderly individuals - use HIIT as their form of cardiovascular exercise. Moderate level activity, such as biking, brisk walking, swimming, etc. are all safe forms to start a great healthy exercise program (and AS ALWAYS - ask your doctor before starting any exercise or nutrition program!). This 3 Formula Series was designed to help you achieve those sexy abs you've always wanted, NOT to give medical advice. My main focus of this particular entry was to get you moving for cardiovascular endurance, which will help you shed fat.

Now on that note...

HIIT is actually very basic. This is my favorite form of fat burning because it is efficient and effective. Personally, I practice this form of training about 2-3 times a week for 30-60 minutes. I do not do this every day. It's not good for your body - it needs rest (lighter day) to recover. If you feel like your fitness level allows you to push even farther with short bursts of intensity here and there, go for it. But if you are starting out, or just want to get yourself focused on a cardio exercise program, try these. They are all great moderate-level, calorie burning workouts:

- Biking

- Jogging

- Walking (briskly)

- Swimming

- Zumba

- Kickboxing

- Dancing

- Rollerskating

- Running

- Stair Climbing

- Hiking

- Rock Climbing

I'm sure there are more to add here, but the whole idea is to get your heart pumping! To benefit simply for your health, fit in a cardiovascular workout 3x a week for 30 minutes. To benefit to shed fat, I would suggest cardio exercise to fit in 4-5x a week for 40-60 minutes.

More soon!

Thank you to all who are reading!

Peace out,

Jen