Kick Fever Fitness – Are You Cheating… on Yourself?


You skipped your workout to watch TV… for the third time this week. It’s OK, because nobody’s watching, right? When the only person that you are accountable to for your actions is yourself, you’re walking in dangerous territory. Why? Because it’s easy not to feel guilty about skipping a workout if nobody is there to […]

Kick Fever Fitness – Kids Follow Their Parents’ Lead


You’re bummed that your kids decided not to try out for the soccer team. Instead, they’re sitting on the couch watching TV and eating cookies. Are your kids just lazy? Think again. You may actually be the one to blame for their inactivity. According to a study from Penn State University, young girls age 8-10 […]

Kick Fever Fitness – Forget the Scale


Weight isn’t the only measure of fitness, and it may not be the best way to gauge your progress. The mirror is truly your best friend when it comes to weight-loss progress. Unfortunately, it’s difficult to wean yourself off of the bathroom scale because it gives you what seems like “direct” feedback. But consider this: […]

Kick Fever Fitness – Don Not Neglect Your Shoulders


I’ve never heard a woman complain about having fat shoulders. Compared with flabby abs, jiggly thighs and sagging arms, the shoulders are low priority – and that’s why most people skip shoulder exercises. But here’s why you shouldn’t neglect your shoulders, starting today: Flexing new muscles will seemingly form muscles quickly (trust me, you’ll notice […]

Kick Fever Fitness – Be a Yoganista


Yoga is one of the oldest fitness systems in the world (more than 4,000 years old) – and it offers numerous health and fitness benefits. It can reduce stress, create stronger, leaner and lengthened muscles and improve your sense of well-being. Here’s a simple yoga move called warrior pose to strengthen your core and abdominals. I perform […]

Kick Fever Fitness – Exercise Fights the Blues


Ever wonder why you feel so good after working out? It’s not just your imagination at play – psychologists and exercise physiologists have found that exercise may actually work as well as drugs for treating depression. A Duke University study tested this theory by recruiting 156 men and women age 50 and older who suffered […]

Kick Fever Fitness – Drinking Water


We have all heard that we need to drink water for good health: It keeps your blood flowing, provides cushioning for joints and transports nutrients into – and waste out of – cells. But the adage that we need eight large glasses of water a day has little evidence to support it. Kidney specialists would argue that you need only […]

Kick Fever Fitness – Trim Your Torso With the Plank


Here’s a great core move to strengthen your spine and tone your abdominal muscles. It will also help you get rid of excess flab on your stomach. Give it a try! Step 1: Lie on your belly and balance on your knees and extend your arms. Press your hands against the floor. Step 2: Exhale as you […]

Kick Fever Fitness – Monstrous Muscles Are Not in Your Cards


If you’re looking to tone up, you may be wondering whether strength-training exercises will make you look big and bulky. Not to worry: Women’s bodies don’t produce as much of the growth-producing hormone testosterone as men’s do. Men produce up to 30 times more testosterone, which is why they’re able to build larger muscle mass. […]