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  Do you struggle to get your day started? Find out how to start it on the right foot with a morning workout.   I love the mornings. I happily jump out of bed with a smile to make my cup of tea, take my dogs for a walk, and drive to the office to hit the gym. And that’s all before 7 a.m. To some, that may sound like torture, especially if you struggle to get out of bed in the morning. I’m not going to suggest that you jump right into a routine of getting up at 5am, but I will suggest that you consider getting up a few minutes earlier each day until you can fit in a full 30-minute morning workout.  If you can make being active in the morning a natural part of your daily routine, I believe that you’ll start to see changes with your body. More importantly, you may start to feel more positive and productive throughout each day. I appreciate that we are all individuals and the best time for you to get the most out of an exercise routine may actually be later in the day. Howeve...

Whether your New Year’s resolution is to get fit or improve your performance, I’m going to share my top five secrets to getting that perfect body.* I’ve said many times that it’s impossible to out-train a bad diet. The fact that your diet is a crucial piece of the puzzle when it comes to achieving your perfect body, can’t be denied. There are many personal trainers, types of equipment, and infomercials that may promise you that you can torch away thousands of calories in one simple workout. Don’t believe the hype. There are two sides to every equation, and in this case, the perfect body equation involves a good diet and a good exercise routine. Two-Sided Approach For years, people focused on diet alone to help with weight loss. It was a common topic in the media, but science proves that there are many benefits you can get from being active. Being active on a regular basis can help to improve your physical wellness, slow down the aging process, improve your mood, and boost your self-est...