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Starting to feel stress creep in as we enter a new month? Stress can hinder our fitness goals and even prevent us from losing weight. Read on for 5 simple ways to combat stress:

http://flexifitness.siterubix.com/5-ways-to-manage-stress

5 Ways To Manage Stress - Lose Weight And Keep It Off A few days ago my Timehop reminded me that on that day 3 years ago I was sat having breakfast by my patio doors with my partner, in the sunshine, listening to

I wrote this post last month for World Thinking Day, but it's relevant any day of the year.

Time to connect with your weight loss goals and make them happen:

http://flexifitness.siterubix.com/6-ways-to-connect-with-your-weight-loss-goal

6 Ways To Connect With Your Weight-loss Goal - Lose Weight And Keep It Off 6 ways to connect with your weight loss goal Today is 22 February – World Thinking Day when we are invited to celebrate friendship. Since 1926 today has been

Blue Monday? Nah, things can only get better from here!

http://flexifitness.siterubix.com/blue-monday-monday-fitness-motivation

Need a bit of help with those fitness related New Years resolutions?

http://flexifitness.siterubix.com/your-new-year-resolutions

Some pretty grim reading for the UK: obesity levels well over the European level, and a reminder about the relationship between obesity and diabetes.
Obesity and its related health issues is a growing problem in the UK - we need to be more active and eat a healthier diet...

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Doing some studying and work on the website in very agreeable surroundings!

April for me has been one nasty virus after the other, and health and exercise has taken a backseat. I have eaten much more than I usually would (once the vomiting bug was gone!), and much more of the wrong stuff than usual, and I have done virtually no exercise all month.
My body just hasn't been up to it, and that's ok. I'll feel better and I'll get back on track. It doesn't matter that I've put on a couple of pounds this month, because I have a long-term strategy, and short-term set-backs will happen. The important thing is to accept that things won't always go to plan, let your body rest and recover if it needs to, then ease your way back into things once your body tells you it's ready.
It's easy to feel bad for not staying on plan, but don't - part of a good plan is having a plan B, and that means responding to change and moving on. In the meantime, keep drinking fluids and rest up!

Well this is a worrying read. Surely we should be investing in ways to make healthy foods more accessible and cheaper...

http://gu.com/p/46hqq

Nestle, PepsiCo and others use public funds to develop harmful snacks Obesity charities say Innovate UK should not be paying multinationals to invent an energy-efficient chocolate machine or a new way to dry potatoes

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-21160526. Research still being done around High Intensity workouts vs slow steady cardio. One thing is certain - they are much easier to fit into a busy day!

Can an intense workout help you live longer? New research suggests that short bursts of intense exercise may be healthier than long, stamina building sessions in the gym.

Interval training is high on the agenda if you are pushed for time but want results. More bang for your buck and not spending hours at the gym each week!

Why Your Workout Should Be High-Intensity Studies suggest that a more demanding approach to exercise is not only safe for most patients but also more effective at preventing and reversing the problems of many ailments.

New FlexiFitness blog is up on the site. Are you on track? http://flexifitness.weebly.com/blog/march-review

March Review! Here we are – first day of the third month of the year. Are we all feeling the pressure of those new year resolutions?! Don't stop now! Statistically people start to give up around about now but...