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Blast Off Fat this Independence Day

July 19, 2017 by Nelson Morales

The month of July is one known largely for the documentation and celebration of the United States’ independence from British rule. Now, it’s got a new meaning, your turn for independence from that nagging fat showing up in troubling areas. You’ve seen the fireworks take flight into the dark, beautiful sky, and now you’re going to see the explosion of a new and exciting body … [Read more...]

Mindfulness at Your Fingertips

July 15, 2017 by Odette Vaccaro

Technology is so pervasive in our society today that it would be hard, if not impossible, to find someone who doesn’t use it on a daily basis. We are constantly busy, and when we’re not, we make ourselves busy by tuning into our phones, iPads and laptops. There is information overload, and it is way too easily accessible. Undoubtedly, this can interfere with our ability to be … [Read more...]

National Junior Tournament Highlights Momentous July at the USTA National Campus

July 15, 2017 by Daniel Pyser

On the horizon in July is the biggest junior event to come to the USTA National Campus in 2017. From July 17-23, hundreds of players will descend on Lake Nona for the National Clay Court Championships. The National Campus will play host to the Boys’ 12s singles and doubles draws, while other age divisions will be staged throughout the country. The National Level 1 tournament is … [Read more...]

Women in the Saddle – A Woman’s Viewpoint on Cycling

July 13, 2017 by Debra Lowe

In November 2015, I was on a flight bound for Tucson, Az., to participate in the 100-mile El Tour de Tucson cycling event as a member of Rotary International’s Miles to End Polio team. El Tour de Tucson is a 40-year-old cycling event with more than 9,000 entrants. I was in my mid-50s, and the majority of my thoughts involved questioning my sanity. This was my perspective on … [Read more...]

The Mindful Morning

July 5, 2017 by Odette Vaccaro

According to neuroscientist Robert Cooper, the first 22 minutes of the day determine how the brain will function for the next several hours. Your first behaviors and thoughts upon waking determine how the day is going to unfold – the level of focus, energy and creativity you can access. It should be no surprise then that a morning routine is one of the habits that most … [Read more...]

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