
On today’s show Dr Fitness and the Fat Guy had on our favorite healthful blogger Karla Walsh. She created the
Healthful Bites blog and shared some of her favorite group exercise classes. She tried this cool new boxing class where one to two people train at different boxing stations with a trainer. She also found a real rider spin class. That features bikes that feel like real bikes that go side to side. This is high intensity and features lots of music and a great group dynamic. She also found a cool hoodie that has headphones for drawstrings – perfect for cold weather workouts – check out www.hoodiebuddy.com. Her blog is filled with great tips and reviews. Check it out at www.healthfulbitesblog.com
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weight loss site with over 800,000 members came into the studio. Valerie is known around the world as one of the most inspirational fitness and wellness coaches. Valerie was in town for a TV appearance on Good Day Atlanta sharing fitness tips for busy moms. Valerie shared some great tips for Halloween. Like exercise a lot the day before and after Halloween so you don’t have to worry about what you eat on Halloween. Valerie says she wakes up every morning drinks some lemon juice, then goes for a 30 minute walk on an empty stomach. She also likes to mix up her daily workouts – sometimes swimming, hiking, walking, running. She has a new book coming out next year which is about getting in great shape without sweating. Be sure to join 


Robert explained why the soda tax might not be the way to decrease obesity. He said that there is no proof that limiting soda lower obesity. Even if kids moved from dining less soda – if they started drinking more milk or fruit juice in schools they would be consuming even more calories than soda. It seems that raising revenue through taxing foods and beverages increases the scope of big government. First they targeted tobacco companies, now soda companies, next will be chip and candy companies then who knows what is next after that. Obesity is more likely caused by the prevalence of food everywhere you turn than it is from one food or beverage. To check out the most informative videos on health and wellness go to 














