
On today’s show Dr Fitness and the Fat Guy opened with Lenore Skenazy, sometimes called America’s Worst Mom because she had the nerve to let her 9 year old ride the subway in NY alone. And if having a kid riding a subway alone
wasn’t enough she has even tried to get kids to play on playgrounds without their parents around. Can you imagine that? Lenore has written the book Free Range Kids: How to Raise Safe, Self-Reliant Children (Without Going Nuts With Worry) which talks about giving your kid a little more freedom to play and explore outside on their own. Lenore’s book is a common sense guide to parenting in these uncommonly overprotective times. She says we have forgotten what kids are capable of, and don’t realize that the crime rate is down from when most parents were kids. She is on a mission to get kids outside – exploring and entertaining themselves in a safe manner. This is a must have book for today’s over protective parents – check it out at www.freerangekids.com
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and Dick Butkus) to understand what made them succeed. Three of the key findings for success were: strong maternal influence; importance of play in order to explore the world and they each had a difference maker or mentor who influenced them dramatically. The lessons (think, say, do, be) are extremely valuable. Here are some of the Top 10 things every parent needs to know about kids and sports: 1-let the kids have fun 2- parents are the real head coaches 3-don’t live vicariously through your kids and 4-let your kids make their own decisions about the sports they play. To learn the rest of the list and to get more information about this great gift for the football fan in your house please go to 
Georgia Chain Gang. Tony is a certified triathlon and cycling coach and owner of 
from weighing close to 200 pounds to dancing onstage with Beyonce. She said having a goal that you are working towards is a great way to get you motivated to lose weight. Jennifer also has danced with Usher and Jay Z. Now Jennifer spends some of her time teaching dance in the Kinesiology Department at Georgia State University. She also travels around the world sharing her love of fitness, dance and the Flirty Girl life with others. She also teaches and still works as an active choreographer on projects as diverse as the TV show So You Think You Can Dance to professional and college dance teams. Learn more about Flirty Girl at 

about her book. Lisa says that life is a series of reunions so you should be creating events to train form throughout your life. Lisa is called the Running Nutritionist because she has run numerous marathons, triathlons and other amazing races. Her books gives you tips to get into reunion shape for all the reunion like events in your life. Some tips are: don’t bring your spouse to your reunion; create a different plan for the different time frames you have until your reunion; add 5 colors to your diet each day and chocolate brown can’t be one of them; wear something age appropriate; do some exercise in order to burn some calories and remember her 3 Fs food, fitness and faith. To learn more please go to 
On today’s show Dr Fitness and the Fat Guy closed the show with our good friend Roy S Johnson, editor in chief of Men’s Fitness magazine. Roy shared some of his favorite Summer outdoor workout tips and ideas like: how to get out of the gym and mix up your workout on a playground; how to find a compatible workout buddy; how to fit a bike ride and a run on the beach into your cardio program. Roy told us that Thomas Jane from the HBO series Hung is the on the cover and he shares his super secret kettlebell workout. Their are also tips from Lance Armstrong’s trainer Chris Carmichael like: the importance of interval training; how to safely and effectively challenge your body and how to create active recovery into your workouts. Plus you’ll also get healthy eating and grilling tips from Mario Lopez. Try recipes with salmon and shish kabobs. To learn more and to subscribe to the best men’s fitness magazine out there please go to 
On today’s show Dr Fitness and the Fat Guy opened with Molly Barker, founder of Girls on the Run. She is also the author of Girls on Track: A Parent’s guide to Inspiring Our Daughters to Achieve a Lifetime of Self-Esteem and Respect and the new book Girls Lit From Within: A Guide to Life Outside The Girl Box. She has won numerous awards and has inspired countless young women and their moms and families to be all that they can be. This great group has helped tens of thousands of girls and women to know and feel their worth. From elementary school to middle school to high school all the way through college this group is making an impact on girls and women of all ages. And they are just now hitting their stride. Molly runs programs in 160 cities right now and she is looking to expand. So if you would like to learn more or get involved please go to 
MyPrivateCoach. Valerie is a magazine editor, author, well being coach, celebrity coach and brain tumor survivor. Her successful battle with cancer led her to become one of the world’s most inspirational coaches. Valerie explained how she has helped hundreds of thousands of women who live around the world lose weight and get in great shape. Her team of close to 100 coaches and doctors worldwide use her hands-on personal approach to help their clients achieve and exceed their goals. Her program helps women unlock their inner potential in the areas of life, realtionships and weight loss. In the past 2 years over 600,000 people in Europe and North America have joined the Le BootCamp community to benefit from her effective, scientifically-backed personalized weight loss program. To learn more please go to 













