Fitness Inspiration for a New You
If fitness is on your New Year agenda, don’t let gyms intimidate you. Guideposts blogger Michelle Medlock Adams offers a useful mantra.
Physical health is more achievable when exercise is part of your daily routine. Exercise benefits both your physical and mental health, balancing your energy level and easing stress, even as it strengthens your muscles. Consider the benefits of physical fitness, and get yourself into a workout routine that works for you.
If fitness is on your New Year agenda, don’t let gyms intimidate you. Guideposts blogger Michelle Medlock Adams offers a useful mantra.
In the November issue of Guideposts, NFL punter Steve Weatherford wrote about how his weakness — ADHD — became his greatest strength. Listen as the father of four talks about faith, family and fitness in our exclusive video.
Certified Tai Chi instructor Mikki Davis shares how her tai chi relates to and complements her Christian faith. Read Mikki’s story!
Don’t just tell your kids to “Go outside and play,” join them!
The number one excuse for not exercising regularly is: “I just don’t have time.” But, guess what? There is time—even in your busy schedule. You just have to find it.
The last shall be first? Right. But first I had to finish the first athletic event of my life.
Find out how to be physically and spiritually fit with this Bible-based approach to health.
Personal trainer Theresa Rowe explains how to get the most out of your workout.
Bathing suit season is a good motivator to lose weight but there’s an even more important reason—to get healthy.
The author shares how his faith helped him transform from overweight into an Ironman.
These scriptures help keep author and personal trainer Kristen Feola Spiritually Strong.
How to find the right gym for you in terms of cost, location, cleanliness, classes and equipment.