Bus Stop Bench Ad That Measures Your Weight



This ad is from Fitness First – a fitness health club – in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. You just sit on it (the bench) at it will automatically measure your weight and show (in BIG numbers) everyone just how fat you are. Nice.
A very creative way of reminding you that you need to hit the gym or their gym for that matter. Only healthy and thin people will sit on this one. Trust me.

Virginia Beach Travel Pictures taken during my Bike Ride !!!!!

Below are some pictures taken during my Bike Ride in Virginia Beach.
Here are pictures of the Mile Markers, Both sides of the Board walk , VA Beach.
It was simple fun and good way to burn all those vacation calories.
I started out at the middle from my Bike rental place and came to one end of the Board walk. Then I actually realised I can take pictures of all the mile stones and whats going on around me. So here we go …sit back and check out the pictures. I know …I know wish you were there.
Mile “0″

Mile ” 1/2″
VA beach fishing Pier …if you don’t know – its free to fish here .


Mile ” 1″

Mile “11/2″


Mile ” 2″


Statue of Neptune …he is pretty cool looking

One was ride was pretty easy

Opposite direction was a struggle as it was against the wind direction , but the wind was a cool feeling on the face.
over all its totally worth it.

Mile ” 21/2″

This is the end of the Board walk
Mile ” 3″

DENISE AUSTIN – PICTURES & BIO


At 5’4″ and 112 pounds, Denise Austin has been dubbed “America’s favorite fitness expert.” Born on February 13, 1957, Denise Austin grew up in San Pedro, California. Denise Austin started gymnastics at the age of twelve and earned an athletic scholarship to the University of Arizona, graduating in 1979 with a degree specializing in Exercise Physiology. Denise Austin began teaching aerobic exercise classes in the Los Angeles area, earning her own local television program two years later. In 1983, Denise married Jeff Austin, a sports attorney and brother of tennis champ Tracy Austin. They moved to Washington, D.C., when Jeff accepted a job with a sports marketing firm.

From 1984-1988, Denise Austin was the resident fitness expert on NBC’s Today show. She also wrote a column for the Washington Post and received a prestigious award from the President’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports. In 1987 Denise created her ESPN television show, Getting Fit which aired for ten years on ESPN and in eighty-two countries. In January 1997 Denise began her new show, Denise Austin’s Daily Workout on Lifetime TV. Today she spends four months a year taping her popular program at the most beautiful resorts in the world, traveling with her family as often as possible.

Denise Austin has created over thirty exercise videos, has her own line of workout equipment, a signature shoe and bodywear by Spalding. She appears monthly on QVC. Denise Austin can be seen motivating people on talk shows and is often used as a fitness expert for magazine articles. Her sensible, realistic and enthusiastic approach to fitness (she works out only 30 minutes a day) and eating (she never skips a meal) has won fans throughout the United States, from whom she receives over 700 letters a week. Making a difference in the lives of people and her strong belief that she can inspire people to feel better about themselves are what gives Denise the energy to tackle challenges and achieve her success. A dynamo of energy in a size 5, Denise Austin is a true motivator and has become a veritable fitness empire. But Denise Austin believes her greatest achievement yet is being mom to her two daughters, Kelly and Katie.

MICHELLE OBAMA ARMS

Talk of the town or should I say America is Michelle Obama’s Arms.
Sleek , Strong , Sexy . Below are 24 exclusive pictures of Michelle showing off her perfect arms.


MICHELLE OBAMA GLOW

Perfect Arms …that’s are good enough reason to show off more skin compared to other 1st ladies.

Note to Michelle :

Hi there , Its summer and we are expecting you to show off your arms more everyday so we can check out your pictures. So dont keep us waiting .

Exercise is a mood booster

The wonderful thing about exercise is that is has countless benefits! The ones you often hear about are related to your physical well-being — it helps prevent chronic diseases like osteoporosis and certain types of cancer, improves heart and lung function, and is a key element in controlling and maintaining a healthy weight. But you should also relish the emotional benefits of exercise!
No matter your age or sex, exercise is a mood booster! Even moderate levels of aerobic activity, such as brisk walking, can raise the endorphins, serotonin, and dopamine in your brain (your body’s feel-good chemicals). Working out regularly can also enhance creativity, reduce anxiety, and help combat depression. And meditative exercises like yoga are an especially powerful stress reliever!

10 Steps to Manage Your Weight



You’ve just lost weight and you don’t want to see that number go back up on your scale. With these 10 tricks from dietitians and successful dieters, you’ll be able to maintain your weight with ease.
Build more lean muscle. Maintain, or even increase, your metabolism by continuing to build lean muscle. “Muscle has a higher metabolism than fat does,” explains Emily Banes, RD, clinical dietitian at Houston Northwest Medical Center. If you don’t yet train with weights, add this type of exercise to your overall program now. If you do, increase the amount of weight you’re working with to keep yourself challenged.

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10 Steps to Manage Your Weight



You’ve just lost weight and you don’t want to see that number go back up on your scale. With these 10 tricks from dietitians and successful dieters, you’ll be able to maintain your weight with ease.
Build more lean muscle. Maintain, or even increase, your metabolism by continuing to build lean muscle. “Muscle has a higher metabolism than fat does,” explains Emily Banes, RD, clinical dietitian at Houston Northwest Medical Center. If you don’t yet train with weights, add this type of exercise to your overall program now. If you do, increase the amount of weight you’re working with to keep yourself challenged.

CLICK HERE TO READ MORE