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Saturday February 04, 2012
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#126 Title:
Simple Fitness: Exercise Success
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Special Guest: Kelli Calabrese, America's Fitness, Nutrition and Lifestyle Expert
Description: For many of us, it just happens. We look in the mirror and we don’t really look like we used to. Especially for women and especially after having children, it just seems really hard to be "fit" as things shift around on our bodies. So, what do we do? Today we are going to find out why things are shifting, how we stop it, how we can find more time for exercise and how we can be more successful with our workouts. Kelli Calabrese provides us with some practical answers.
Duration: 48:46
Also Listen To:
Simple Fitness: Cardio Secrets
Simple Self Care
Pink Ribbons
Show Index:
00:29 Intro: Simple Fitness
01:46 Shift Happens
07:12 Stimulate Your Metabolism
11:34 Find Time to Exercise
21:39 About Kelli Calabrese
24:20 Listener: Looking for Energy
30:35 Common Workout Mistakes
37:19 Food and Fitness
46:07 Closing Comments
47:35 Closing Track: Good To Be Alive
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About Kelli Calabrese
Kelli Calabrese is an international and award winning fitness and exercise specialist, as well as a nutrition and lifestyle expert. For over two decades Kelli has been serving both wellness wanting consumers as well as fitness professionals through her seminars, products and programs in coaching them to go from where they are to where they dream to be. Clients initially come to Kelli seeking weight loss and ultimately reclaim their lives by gaining energy, improving strength, building new found confidence, reducing pain, eliminating medication and as a beautiful side effect, achieving the body they desire.
Kelli has provided consulting for or been a spokesperson for companies and products such as Kellogg’s, Smucker's, Quaker, Trident, Crest, Centrum, The Watermelon Council, Bumble Bee, Calvin Klein, Beneficial Insurance and others. She has appeared on NBC, ABC, CBS, FOX and hundreds of radio and print interviews for clients such as Martha Stewart, Cooking Light, Success for Women, Web MD, Prevention, eDiets, Weight Watchers and more. Kelli is also an expert cast member in the movie The Compass.
Kelli particularly has a heart for women’s wellness and is the author of Feminine, Firm & Fit – Building a Lean Strong Body in 12 Weeks. She is also the co-author of The Adventure Project – a Woman’s Source of Empowerment as well as The Adventure Boot Camp Cook Book – Eating for a Lean Body.
In the fitness industry, Kelli has owned and operated health clubs, managed corporate fitness centers, consulted for many of the top fitness organizations including The American Council on Exercise, founded an exam preparation school and has spoken internationally at conferences to raise the standards in the fitness industry. Kelli is the Master Coach for Personal Training – The Prosperity Formula which leads to monthly coaching with Phil Kaplan and Kelli for Fitness Professionals. Kelli is the international master trainer for Adventure Boot Camp – the largest boot camp program in the world. She is also the coach of Argyle Adventure Boot Camp which keeps her connected to helping women transform their lives on a daily basis.
Kelli resides in a suburb of Dallas Texas with her loving husband Anthony of 15 years and her 8 year old son Nicholas and her 7 year old daughter Melina. Her professional mission is to reach as many people as possible in helping them to live healthier, more joyful and abundant lives.

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Our Favorite Articles by Kelli
Weight Loss After Pregnancy
Combining Diet With Exercise
10 Ways to Up Your Energy
Sex is Exercise Too
10 Most Common Workout Mistakes!
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"Get up every morning and water your seeds with healthy and wholesome choices for your body, mind and spirit. You will reap what you sow."
- Kelli Calabrese
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12 Ways to Put Excitement Back into your Exercise Program
by Kelli Calabrese
• Take a class – going at it alone can be a drag. A class adds the excitement of a live knowledgeable instructor, appropriate music, variety, group support, and oh yeah – mirrors which can keep you motivated to make and see.
• Get a partner – those who exercise with a buddy increase their chances of sticking to their routine by almost 90%. Choose someone who is at or slightly above your fitness level. Make a commitment to each other to show up and even weigh in. You will keep each other accountable, workout when you would have slept in, and push a little harder than you would on your own. Spouses can make the best exercise buddies.
• Use your library card – What? I can get fit with my library card? Yes! Libraries house shelves of exercise videos which you can check out for free for 7 days. You can try a new exercise video every week. Choose from a variety of formats and instructors. Very little if any equipment is typically needed.
• Change your time – you can get a renewed feeling by changing your workout time. If you normally exercise in the mornings, try switching to afternoons or evenings. You may find you have more energy, it helps to work off the days stress, and you eat a healthier dinner and sleep better.
• Join your kids – get involved with the kids activities. If they play a sport, help them practice by going to the field and engaging in drills with them. You can also ride your bikes, play Frisbee, inline skate, hike the trails in your local parks or sign up for a self defense class together. The time with your children is priceless; you will be a great role model, and set the stage for a lifetime of good habits for your children. They may even think you are cool!
• Always be dressed to move. You never know when the opportunity may arise to go for a quick jog. If you find yourself feeling energized or with time to kill, instead of sitting around and waiting, get up and get your heart rate up. Keep your sneakers handy at all time.
• Bust out of your comfort zone. Has there been something you have always wanted to try but have been a spectator instead? It’s time to get off of the bench and be a participant. You may just find a favorite new activity and feel like a kid again. From ballroom dancing to kickboxing, and from rock climbing to swimming, there is no shortage of activities to choose from. Check out your community calendars and sign up.
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