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The importance of nutrition coaching for sport athletes

Sports nutrition is essential for skilled athletes. Though many sports athletes might understand there is particular nutrition information readily available for them, they need sports nutrition knowledge. Such individuals not only must know exactly what sports nutrition is but the way to integrate it into their daily plans.

Athletic teams, clubs, schools, and colleges might have access to this kind of education. Understanding why nutrition is highly important for sports athletes, learning the way use such awareness into one’s daily routine calls (more…)

Positively Georgia: The Motivational Tale of a Unique Airedale (Book Review)

Dog stories always become my favorite. That’s why I have so many collections of books related dog’s tale. Positively Georgia is one of my favorite books. Liz Ferris, author of this book knows how to get inside the mind of a dog and it’s where I want to be. Though there were many similarities with other Dog’s tale book, it was different enough to be enjoyable. I loved this books and I feel a special connection to the dog in this story.

This was truly an inspiring read. This story reminds me of the dedication required to become the person, or in this case, the dog, we all are supposed to be. We must all strive to live, be positive and be confident. After all, we are called to love one another. (more…)

The 5 Benefits Children Receive Swimming

While swimming is a great way for adults to stay healthy and keep in shape, many overlook the number of benefits that swimming can have on children too. Not only does it help them to stay active, but it also promotes confidence, mental well-being and teaches them to work as part of a team.

Whatever the reason, the advantages of teaching your child to swim can’t be argued against. So, here are just a few of the most important reasons you should consider swimming lessons for your kids. (more…)

What Not to Do when Teaching your Kids about Money

I’m talking today about buying things online in front of your kids. Like many women, I buy a lot of things online; clothing, books, and sunscreen. Anything I need, I see that “free shipping” sign, and my index finger is drawn like a magnet to the purchase button. But for three main reasons, I’ve decided that it’s not a good idea for my kids to see me buying all this stuff online, and here is why. The number one reason is that it’s just too tempting for them.

When they see thousands of objects within a matter of seconds, they’re so tempted, and I feel that for my kids it’s almost physically painful a notion that there is something out there they can’t have. Meanwhile, by not buying things online in front of them, I sort of avoid the inevitable complaining that, “Mommy isn’t buying X, Y or Z.” And the second reason is that then when I buy online or when anyone buys online, the whole physical exchange of money is not taking place in front of my kids. (more…)

When Your Son Is Going Through Puberty

How to deal with a son going through puberty? Because your little boy is becoming a man, and it’s confusing both of you And making it hard to breathe.

Step one, recognize the signs.

Is your son having mood swings? Does he have terrible body odor? And spend the same amount of time sleeping as you spend awake? Then, congratulations! And, I’m sorry; your son has hit puberty.

Step two, build a line of defense.

Your kid will be sweating from places he didn’t even know he had. And it’s going to smell. But don’t embarrass him. Instead, strategically plant bottles of Axe Gold around the house. Don’t even say anything about it. You’ll know for sure he’s using it because you’ll smell it all over the damn house. (more…)