Nutrition

BE GREEN & SAVE GREEN AT THE FARMERS MARKET WHY SHOPPING LOCALLY WILL SAVE YOU MONEY AND THE ENVIRONMENT

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BE GREEN & SAVE GREEN AT THE FARMERS MARKET WHY SHOPPING LOCALLY WILL SAVE YOU MONEY AND THE ENVIRONMENT

NW Fitness Magazine – The Authority on Health & Fitness in the NW BE GREEN & SAVE GREEN AT THE FARMERS MARKET WHY SHOPPING LOCALLY WILL SAVE YOU MONEY AND THE ENVIRONMENT Written By: Sofia Sabeti 1. Promotes Sustainability & Supports Environment sustainability. Chances are you’ve heard this term thrown around in the media and public arena in recent years, as more awareness is being brought to the effect(s) that our current way of living might wreck the environment. Sustainability is not, however, just another trend that Hollywood and the…

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Common Excuses for Not Getting in Shape

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Common Excuses for Not Getting in Shape

NW FITNESS MAGAZINE Common Excuses for Not Getting in Shape By: Tiare Vincent When was the last time you told yourself you would go to the gym, and then that turned into “I’ll go to the gym tomorrow” then eventually you forgot your gym existed? Much too often people see the gym as something to fear or dread, whether they are too tired from so many hours working or in school, or the kids schedules…

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Demystifying the Raw Food Lifestyle

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Demystifying the Raw Food Lifestyle

Demystifying the Raw Food Lifestyle by Sofie Sabeti Amidst the ever-changing sea of fad diets popularized by the mass media, in the magazines at your local grocery store, by the fellow in your neighboring cubicle, or even by the gal getting a pedicure next to you at your regular nail salon, it is easy to become overwhelmed and confused by the multitude of diet crazes that seem to be popping up daily. HCG, Atkins, South…

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Basic Nutrients for Optimal Performance

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Basic Nutrients for Optimal Performance

NW Fitness Magazine Basic Nutrients for Optimal Performance by Dr. Rhian Young, ND   Purity Integrative Health & Wellness Center, PLLC Most people know that in order to achieve optimal physical performance in exercise they need good sleep, adequate water and ideal nutrition. I have found that most athletes agree that a good multivitamin is part of that picture but most don’t know much beyond that, nor do they know what a “good multivitamin” looks like. There…

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healthy-recipes

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healthy-recipes

Mango salsa Ingredients 2 ripe mangoes chopped 1 red bell pepper diced 1/4 red or white onion diced 5 Tbs fresh cilantro chopped 1/2 jalapeño pepper seeded and minced 2 limes juiced Combine all ingredients in a mixing bowl. Let stand for 1 hour or serve immediately. Serve over fish or with tortilla chips       Tip on keeping cilantro fresh Make your fresh cilantro last longer Place leftover cilantro in a water glass…

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profile-Britani Campanoli

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profile-Britani Campanoli

NW Fitness Magazine (2012) Britani Campanoli Birthdate Feb 15, 1985 Height 5’3 Competition weight around 110 Off season weight 130 Favorite cheat food Protein Pancakes   Training program I’m on team Bombshell and we like to keep it a secret 🙂 But I can tell you that I am  doing cardio 6 days a week and weight training 5 days a week.   Off season diet Momma Bombshell has me eating 6 meals a day with a…

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Q and A with Dr. Buff David Patterson

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Q and A with Dr. Buff David Patterson

NW Fitness Magazine Q and A with Dr. Buff David Patterson Q: What is the most common posing mistake? A: The most common posing mistake is not practicing enough. Many competitors think they’ll just ‘get it’ in a few minutes or an hour of practice. Wrong! Posing is hard, and it requires a lot of practice. Not just practice, but PERFECT practice. If you practice posing imperfectly, you’ll pose imperfectly onstage. Tied to not practicing…

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Profile Scott Kluth

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Profile Scott Kluth

NW Fitness Magazine March Profile (2012) Scott Kluth Occupation: Student height: 5’9″ competition weight: 185-188lbs offseason weight:220-225lbs favorite cheat food: French Dip or Pizza training program: I used a modified version of Layne Norton’s P.H.A.T. (Power Hypertrophy Adaptive Training). The principles I take from that program is hitting a muscle with a really heavy day of training in the 6-8 rep range and then about 3-4 days later hitting it again with a higher rep…

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