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Top Ten Reasons to Enroll Your Child in Preschool Gymnastics

March 5, 2013 by The Inside Press

jodysBy Jodi Levine

10. GYMNASTICS is a positive and fun introduction to movement.

9.   GYMNASTICS participation early on leads to healthy fitness habits to last a lifetime.

8.  GYMNASTICS improves overall balance, strength, flexibility, body awareness, confidence and coordination like no other sport.

7.  GYMNASTICS helps to develop strong bones.

6.  GYMNASTICS  improves reading readiness.

5.  GYMNASTICS improves motor skill development.

4.  GYMNASTICS helps kids to focus and set attainable goals.

3.  GYMNASTICS allows children to focus on  their own skill development and their personal best  (it’s non competitive).

2.  GYMNASTICS is the foundation of movement education and all sports.

1.  GYMNASTICS is sooooooo much fun!

Jodi Rosenwasser Levine is the founder/director of Jodi’s Gym in NYC and Mt. Kisco. She has been loving gymnastics for over 
40 years!

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Smart Strategies for a Spring Shape Up

March 5, 2013 by The Inside Press

scott and grace
Scott Reilly, owner, and Derek Alberto, trainer, with Grace. They are helping her meet her fitness goals.

With Spring break right around the corner( even though the ground is still covered with snow), clients are beginning to ask me how to lose those winter pounds and get in shape for the spring. Whether it’s fitting into that bathing suit for April vacation, or getting ready for spring tennis,  both goals and mindset need to shift to achieve our personal best. As a trainer in Chappaqua for the last 17 years, Prescriptions for Fitness has been able to help our clients to not “panic” about the up and coming spring or summer vacation. We design  a realistic plan to achieve these goals. Below are some of the most effective tips to help you get in the best shape of your life.

First and foremost, many people must change their overall eating and exercising habits. It doesn’t have to take over your life, you just need to make smart choices.

10. Eat smaller, more frequent meals. Many people think by skipping breakfast, or by starving themselves, they will lose weight, when in fact by doing this, they will actually gain weight. Smaller meals speed up your metabolism, and create the proper environment for your body to use excess fat as fuel for your workouts.

9. Drink more water, and use nutritional supplements wisely. In order for your body to digest food correctly; it needs water to accomplish this. Water will also keep you full and curb some of your cravings. While you reduce calories, your body absolutely needs proper nutrients to preserve your muscle tissue and burn fat. This is where proper vitamins, and essential oils come into play.

8. Check our supplement recommender. Go to www.prescriptionsforfitness.net: under “Nutrition,” you will find the best ways to burn  fat fast and reach your goals.

gym7.  Increase your weight training and circuit training. The only place in your body that body fat is actually burned is inside your muscle tissue. If you just do cardio, you body will burn muscle for energy. When you lose muscle, you lose the ability to burn body fat. This is a fact, not a myth. Contrary to what many women think, weight training will not bulk them up. It will lean them out–and sculpt the bodies they want.

6. Consult your personal trainer to design a safe and effective weight training program for you.

5. Exercise for at least 25-35 minutes within 80-90% of your target heart rate. This creates what’s called EPOC, or excess post oxygen consumption. High intensity workouts will not only burn more calories during your workout, but will burn additional calories during your recovery period as well.

Higher intensity=larger oxygen deficit /longer recovery=more post workout calories burned.  A high intensity weight/cardio workout will continue to burn calories for the next 24 to 36 hours after you have finished working out. The more calories we burn the faster we reach our goals.

4. Set goals. If you have a goal of losing 15 pounds, break it down into five and three pound goals. This way it will not seem so overwhelming. If you fall off the wagon, brush it off and get back to focusing on your goal. Always stay positive and move in the right direction.

3.  Lift weights that are heavier than your purse if you want to change your body. Lifting two-pound weights for 300 reps is more of a cardio workout–not a strength workout.  Stop listening to celebrity trainers who tout the two-pound/many reps solution to their celebrity clients. You don’t have a private chef to prepare all your meals or  a stress-free lifestyle. Scientific studies have proven lifting heavier weights with fewer reps will help you reach your goals in the shortest time possible.

2.  On your cardio-only days, increase your sprint intervals. Science has proven that slow and long cardio, is not nearly effective as high intensity interval cardio. Many people may not like this because it is challenging, but so is trying to lose weight.

1. Leave your comfort zone. Sometimes we have to work hard if we want to accomplish our fitness goals. If you keep doing what you have been doing for years, don’t expect to see results if you don’t change it up.

These ten tips may not be the easiest changes to your workouts, but they will definitely be the most effective. Everything in life that we want to achieve takes work. Good luck. Make sure you work with your personal trainer when implementing these changes. This way you will educate yourself as well on how to make life long changes to your fitness program.

Scott Reilly is the owner of Prescriptions in Chappaqua, a private personal training facilty. Scott and his staff of professional trainers have been helping people get and stay in shape for over 16 years. They work with people with all different goals and needs. From professional athletes to 10-year-old kids, or women with osteoporosis, Scott and his staff can help you get in the best shape of your life. They also specialize in golf and tennis conditioning as well.

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Center for Aligned Healing: “Explore the New Energies Available”

March 5, 2013 by The Inside Press

Let the Practitioners at the Center for Aligned Healing Help you Explore the New Energies Available for Alignment in Health, Wellness & Business

Bernadette Bloom,left, and Maureen Jacobson
Bernadette Bloom,left, and Maureen Jacobson

1. “Align your heart and soul using energy medicine to refresh and restore your body to feel lighter and younger.” (Bernadette Bloom, PT / Esoteric Teacher & Practitioner/Owner, Center for Aligned Healing); 
TheEsotericBloom.com)

2. “Align your business with your heart and soul, and a new level of 
prosperity will be your goal.” 
(Maureen C. Jacobson, EH/Monad Marketing & Business Consulting/Owner, Center for Aligned Healing; 
CenterForAlignedHealing.com)

3. “Training you to capture all the little “i’s”, to create the one big “I”, the True Self.” (Richard Corsetti, Coach)

4. “A limber body and mind is a wonderful thing to combine.” (Active Release Stretching to expand Body and Mind; Nathalie Koffler, Reflexologist)

5. “Don’t let chronic pain, stress or fatigue hold you back. Experience the many benefits of our customized, holistic solutions.”  (Richard Koffler, MD; imwellpc.com)

6. “Hypnosis helps you drop the stress and relax the rest.” (Tony Montalbano, CH, RM; wellandhyp.com)

7. “Make the switch, meet the 
Green Witch.” (Herbal Remedies and 
Nutrition for Holistic Health; 
Bonnie Rogers, Clinical Herbalist; 
RadiantHealthForLife.com)

8. “Align with your spine and relax your mind.” (Beth Rordam, LMT; 
bethrordam.com)

9. “Integrating Psychotherapy and Homeopathy to resolve emotional and physical problems.” (Kenneth Silvestri, CCH, PhD; drkennethsilvestri.com)

10. Align all of this into your life and enjoy the side effects of Peace, Joy & Bliss.

Center for Aligned Healing
175 King Street, Chappaqua
CenterforAlignedHealing.com
Bio Energetic Medicine & Education for the 21st Century

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Savvy Ways to Make Your Eyebrows Glamorous!

March 5, 2013 by The Inside Press

ivanaBy Ivana Denniston

10. Make them longer. Extend to the end of your brow bone.  It will bring out the cheekbones.

9. Set them closer. This narrows the nose and make your eyes “pop”

8. Less is more. Follow your natural brow bone arch and tweeze them into a gentle curve more “in sync” with your facial expressions.

7. Work with what you have. Fill them in with the powder pencil if they did not grow in the way you wanted.

6. Groom your brows but be conservative. Trimming individual hairs will make eyebrows neat.

5. Choose the right color. Opt for a shade lighter than your natural brows so they look full, but not too heavy.

4. Tweeze once every three weeks.  Don’t fuss too often; brows actually do grow when maybe you thought they wouldn’t.

3. Use natural light when tweezing. Avoid magnifying and you will gain better perspective.

2. Trim, don’t pull the crazy little hairs at the beginning of your brow.  They’re a precious part of your brow and will give you a more glam and natural look.

1. Try not to make them too perfect. Removing too much makes them too tiny.

Dedicated to the art of eyebrows, Aesthetician Ivana Denniston has the unique ability to envision and sculpt brows in an artistic way that contours and highlights the best characteristics of the face. 

Filed Under: Top Ten Sponsors Tagged With: fashion, makeup

StyleCycle’s Top 10 Styling Tips

March 5, 2013 by The Inside Press

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Susan (left) and Lisa

10. Edit your closet. You should be able to see all items in your closet and not be overwhelmed by them. Part with items you have not worn in the last two seasons.

9. Remember: Proportions are important. Pair a skinny jean or legging with a bulky sweater or swingy blouse. Try a wide or straight-legged pant with a sleeker top. One look we love: a cropped straight black pant with a bulky sweater!

8. Show skin strategically. Choose only one body part to show off. If it’s cleavage, emphasize that but don’t show too much leg and visa versa.

7. Invest in a few high quality pieces. We would like to see our clients buy less but a little higher quality.  A good shoe, bag or blazer can really make a gap t-shirt look fabulous!

6. Add a pop of color. If your wardrobe consists primarily of neutrals, add energy with a boldly colored shoe, bag or scarf. To make a statement, wear a jewel-toned blouse or tank as your first layer and let it peek out at the neck, sleeve, or bottom.

5. Hem height is crucial. To elongate your legs, keep wide-bottom pants just grazing the floor; that means you must commit to heel height. (Suggestion: if you find a pair of jeans that you absolutely love, buy two pairs: one to wear with flats and one to wear with heels). Always bring the shoe you will wear with you when hemming pants. Cropped pants are hot this season and they should fit right above the ankle to show off the skinniest part of the leg.

4. Embrace your shape. Know what styles work for you and stick with them. That means you must filter trends very carefully. Skinny jeans are not for everyone. Please don’t fight your body.

3. Layer, layer, layer. Start with a silk blouse or camisole, add a thin sweater, throw on a blazer and don’t forget the scarf. A stack of bracelets or layering necklaces makes a statement a la Coco Chanel.

2. Don’t fall into the sale trap. A bargain is only a bargain if you absolutely love it. Inexpensive mistakes can add up not to mention take up space in your closet.

1. Play with texture. Texture makes it’s mark in the form of chunky knits, leather and fur, velvet, lace, and embroidery. Have fun with it, but don’t overdo it.

StyleCycle, a personalized styling service founded by Susan Goodman and Lisa Ballou, is dedicated to helping working women create an effortless wardrobe by editing and restyling what’s already in their closet. Personal shopping services are also available. For more styling tips or help putting these looks together, visit www.stylecycle.com.

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