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New Year, New You?
Posted by: Karen Bobos, MSed - December 29, 2016What about New Years Resolutions? With over 68% of Americans in the overweight category, it’s not surprising the number 1 New Years Resolution is related to weight loss. Unfortunately, over 80% of them are considered failed by February 1st each year. 1. Set a small goal Often times we set […]
Read MoreHealthy Holiday Delights
Posted by: Karen Bobos, MSed - December 28, 2016The holiday season is full of holiday gatherings and parties! Traditional appetizers can not only pack calories without nutrients, but may be overdone this time of year. Try some of these Dietitian approved appetizers to bring to your next party. Your guests may be surprised at the main ingredient on the avocado mousse! Apricot Canapés […]
Read MoreKeeping Those Stinky Gym Clothes Clean
Posted by: Karen Bobos, MSed -Secret Ingredient: Baking Soda I live in workout clothes. I wear them to teach, I wear them when I am out with my two kids, I lounge in them around my house and of course, I exercise in them. Comfort is just the name of the game right now and the “athleisure” […]
Read MoreBeat the Holiday Food Guilt
Posted by: Karen Bobos, MSed - November 30, 2016Ways to Stay on Track this Holiday Season “I ate and drank way too much this weekend.” How many of you are shaking your head “yes” as you read that? “I need to get back to the gym TODAY.” How many of you are agreeing with that statement? While it is perfectly fine […]
Read MoreExercising with Children
Posted by: Karen Bobos, MSed - November 28, 2016They are Always Watching! “Children are always watching,” people would tell me and boy, are they ever. It is amazing what they remember – whether you want them to or not! When I was able to start exercising again after having my daughter in 2013, I would place her in the good […]
Read MoreFrom your Dietitian, Three Things to be Thankful for!
Posted by: Karen Bobos, MSed - November 22, 2016With living in such a constant, fast paced environment often times we take modern things for granted. Or at least I know I do. Thanksgiving celebrations have been tracked back as early as 1621 where settlers would enjoy a harvest feast after autumn ended. It was President Abraham Lincoln who granted Thanksgiving Day a […]
Read More4 Super Foods You Need This Fall!
Posted by: Karen Bobos, MSed - November 9, 2016After we all enjoy some Halloween candy, what should we include this Fall? As a Dietitian, visiting the farmer’s market to grab these local super foods is a great way to keep your health on the forefront. Try these 4 below, you may be surprised at which ones you like! 1. Butternut […]
Read MoreYoga FAQs for Beginners
Posted by: Karen Bobos, MSed - October 27, 20161. What is Yoga and how is it different from stretching or other kinds of fitness? The benefits of yoga and stretching are very much the same, they encourage better circulation of blood throughout the body, provides relief from back pain and arthritis and improves the alignment in your body. There […]
Read MoreLoving Lately
Posted by: Karen Bobos, MSed - October 24, 2016Stylish and Functional Workout Gear this Fall Hello fall weather, we meet again. I actually turned on the heat this morning. I usually like the temperature indoors on the chillier side, but my 6 month old may feel otherwise. So, I caved. The brisk chill in the air has me thinking (yet […]
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