Jill Diaz and Gina Williams.  Mind  Body  Relationships.

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Jill Diaz and Gina Williams

 Mind  Body  Relationships

 NO time  Never ending To-Do list  Being pulled in different directions  Affordability  Nobody else is doing it  Temptation  Away from home

 How do you start your day?  Do you take a lunch or any small breaks?  How do you end your day?  What is important to YOU?  What are your goals?

 Taking 5 minutes to walk around, listen to music, read etc.  Journaling  Being okay with silence  Meditation  Having a lunch buddy  PUT YOUR PHONE/COMPUTER AWAY ! “If you are depressed, you are probably thinking of the past. If you are anxious, you are probably thinking of the future.”

Apps:  Take a break!  Calm  Mindfulness

 Meal Prep  Write out your week  If Traveling Check hotel site for fitness facility  Does your school have a facility?  Pack comfortable exercise gear  Bring small cooler for snacks  If you are running on your own: bring phone, whistle, etc.  Accountability- find a workout buddy  Planning is your key to SUCCESS

 In the Car/Office  Water  Fruit and veggies  Granola bars  String cheese  Whole grain chips/crackers  Nuts like almonds, cashews, walnuts  Sandwiches on whole grain bread, PB & J/lean meat  Less ingredients the BETTER

 In Hotel  Cereal with low fat milk  Fresh fruit  Yogurt  Oatmeal  Omelet with veggies  Whole wheat toast/muffin  Avoid muffins, sweet rolls, sugary cereal

 At College Fairs/Work Events  Water, avoid sugary pop  Whole grain sandwiches  Use mustard instead of mayo  Fresh fruit, veggies, avoid chips  Skip the cookies and desserts  Don’t arrive starving

 At Restaurants  Water  Build own sandwiches, Subway / Quiznos  Soup and salad, avoid high fat options  Choose grilled meats over fried  Veggies instead of fries  Skip dessert, select fruit  Leftovers for next night  Fast food vs. local market

 Driving, Rest Stop, Walk and Stretch  Get out of your office, walk around  Flying, Walk the airport  Stretch on Plane

 In Hotel  Use fitness facility or pool  Ask for safe area to run/walk  Walk to local restaurant  Run/walk the stairs  YouTube video workouts  Exercise in room

 Sample Exercise Routine  Jumping Jacks  Sit Ups  Push ups  Jump Rope  Bands  Quality VS. Quantity

 Food Resources  Fast Food Calories by nanobitsoftware.com (free) available at iTunes  My Fitness Pal App/ Lose It App     Fitness YouTube Videos  Dorm Room Workout Videos by Exercise TV  SparkPeople.com, 10 minute toning videos

 Plan a date night/family night  Quality vs. Quantity….PUT YOUR PHONE/COMPUTER AWAY!  Quick meal together  Leave notes for your spouse, kids etc.  Quick phone call  Have something special to look forward to when the “crazy” dies down No matter who you are with, make the time count!

Don’t be so hard on yourself!