Flex Your Age: Defy Stereotypes and Reclaim Empowerment

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I was so looking forward to this book and had hoped for a section on specific exercises and routines, but there was none of that. Each year, the Rdite of the game brings a special Halloween map that lasts from October until November. The changes that she made were simple: more vegetables and protein, with no snacking but smaller meals more often, up to five a day. This was fixed a couple of hours later by changing the game name to "Flex Your Account rAge", then changed again a couple of days later to "Flex Your Account ᵣAge" to avoid filtering.

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Unless you're brand new to macro counting and weightlifting, you won't gain any additional knowledge, but you will be inspired by these two ladies and the testimonials sprinkled throughout the book.But for those that aren't, all we need sometimes is advice about how to make specific, sustainable, and successful decisions that can alter the course of how our lives go from that point forward.

How I got into the best shape of my life at 70 – and you can too

They mentioned several times how popular they are, being recognized and asked to take pictures with people. This is a social game, don't be toxic and don't actually flex (too much); people just want to hangout and talk, please respect others and don't break ToS. Overall I don’t like the authors, they seem trite and overly concerned with their Instagram popularity and seeming somehow braver and stronger than the rest of us. But you’ll also learn motivation techniques, fitness and nutrition fundamentals, and how to find and contribute to a community of support. When she arrived in Canada to stay for Christmas one year, Michelle - a health and fitness coach - realised Joan was on a slippery slope to becoming less mobile.

The book includes motivation techniques, fitness and nutrition fundamentals, and tips on how to “find and contribute to a community of support.

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It’s only really in the last year that I’ve accepted it and said to myself, ‘OK now, people recognise you, so you’d better smarten up! Like many women, she lost her identity to marriage and parenthood (she also has two sons who work in construction in Canada).

When mild-mannered Canadian Joan MacDonald was 70, she was over 14 stone, and on medication for high blood pressure, high cholesterol and acid reflux. But with the help of her daughter, Michelle, and The Wonder Women community, Joan was able to do much more than change her journey--she was able to help others on theirs. It’s nice to see Joan and other women taking charge of their health and not accepting decline as normal aging. Change is intimidating, but this book will help you learn what you're capable of--and how to enrich yourself no matter at what stage in life you are. Disconcerting it may be, but she loves hearing stories from people who have been inspired by her to change their lives, or that of someone they love.

Flex Your Age: Defy Stereotypes and Reclaim Empowerment Flex Your Age: Defy Stereotypes and Reclaim Empowerment

With Joan and Michelle by your side, you'll discover how to make changes for today, changes for tomorrow, and changes for the remainder of your life-long may you live. Whether you want to modify what you eat, start with a better exercise routine, or gain insights on how to develop and consider different perspectives about your thought processes, this book has just what you need to make changes today, changes tomorrow, and changes for the remainder of your life-long may you live.But for those that aren’t, all we need sometimes is advice about how to make specific, sustainable, and successful decisions that can alter the course of how our lives go from that point forward. Joan’s waist measured 39 inches - anything over 35 is considered obese - and Michelle warned her mother that she was storing up health issues for the not-too-distant future. She was on medication for high blood pressure and acid reflux; she had terrible edema in her ankles; her arthritis was extremely painful; and she had difficulty walking up and down stairs.