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Push Back on Food Pushers

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The holidays are tough, with sweet treats and boozey drinks around every corner, but this year, you’ve got this. You know all the tricks: you’ll load your plate with veggies, stay away from the buffet and focus on conversation, you’ll sip your drinks and have a glass of water in between, you’re going to make healthy choices, say no to the temptation, and escape into 2015 with no weight gained (or maybe even a few El- Bees lighter!)

If only it were that easy.

The second you walk in the door Aunt Sally pulls her famous apple pie out of the oven and begs you to have a piece because she made it “just for you.”

You spin move with an “I don’t want to spoil my dinner” and fill your plate with healthy options.

Your friend brings you a sweet, steaming mug of spiked apple cider and a huge plate of cookies and says, “Hey! Treat yo’self! It’s the holidays!”

You stuff your mouth with broccoli and waive it away.

Your brother stops mid-sentence when he notices your plate and loudly exclaims “That’s it? What are you, on a diet?” which immediately causes the room to fall silent and look at your plate- and then your weight.

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Highline Club Holiday Hours

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The holidays are no reason to let your workouts slip!

CLUB HOLIDAY HOURS

Christmas Eve, December 24th, 2014

Open 5am-4pm

Christmas Day, December 25th, 2014

CLOSED

December 26th, 2014

Open at 7:00am

New Years Eve, December 31st, 2014

Open 5am-4pm

New Years Day, January 1st, 2015

CLOSED

January 2nd, 2015

Open at 7:00am

Give the gift of fitness this year!

Give the Gift of Fitness This Year!

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Highline Club wants you to remember to…

GIVE THE GIFT OF FITNESS THIS YEAR!

Multiple package options available!

Full Sessions
1 on 1 with a Personal Trainer

Perfect for getting the individualized help needed to work smarter – not harder!

Partner Training
2 on 1 with a Personal Trainer

Ideal for two people to attack their goals together – as a team!

HOLIDAY PRICING up to *33% OFF!!
*applicable to new training clients only that have not worked with a trainer within the last 90 days

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Help Us Make Holiday Wishes Come True with Our Navos Giving Tree

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Highline Club will continue our tradition of our Holiday Giving Tree to help provide a better holiday for local families in need. This year we will be working with Navos, who provides a wide variety of support and services to individuals and families with mental health issues. We have tags on our tree in the lobby filled with Christmas wishes from children right in our own community.

We encourage willing members and staff alike to take a tag and make a wish come true. Gifts can be wrapped or unwrapped and returned to the front desk on or before December 5th for pick up. (We will hand deliver any late arrivals, but please do try to bring your gift as close to the deadline Navos has asked for.)

Our beautiful holiday tree this year was generously donated by Joey Genzale from Tony’s Market on 35th next to Westwood Shopping Center.

We hope you will help us make this a great holiday for these local families!

Earn Your Pie: Thanksgiving Hours and Group Fitness Schedule

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For Thanksgiving, Thursday November 27th, Highline Club will be open from 7:00am to 11:00 am

Group Fitness classes are as follows:

 

7:15 am Total Body Conditioning

8:00 am Group Ride

8:30 am Aqua Fit

9:00 am Centergy

 

Lessen the damage of this diet disaster of a holiday by coming into the club to get a good workout in! Give thanks for your health by making time to care for it!

New Year, Same Resolution: Break the Cycle

resolutionsIs your New Year’s Resolution this year the same as last year? And the year before that? Want to finally lose the weight? Fit into your skinny jeans? Eat better?

Break this viscous cycle, people, I’m getting dizzy.

I’m all for New Year’s Resolutions (setting goals for personal improvement is never a bad thing) and I don’t even have a problem with waiting until January 1st to make the change (the holidays are stressful enough- I get not wanting to give up your chocolate just yet) but what I do have a problem with is people making the same, lofty resolution each year (I’m going to lose 50 pounds!) and think they’re done. That’s just step 1. HOW exactly do you plan on doing that?

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Some SCARY Stats on Halloween Candy

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  • It has been reported that the average American eats 24 pounds of candy a year, and most of that is consumed in October/November.
  • Americans purchase nearly 600 million pounds of candy a year for Halloween. What does that look like? Imagine 16 billion fun size Snickers bars or 158 trillion individual Candy Corns.
  • A whopping 90 million pounds of chocolate candy is sold during Halloween week, a big lead over other holidays. Almost 65 million pounds is sold during the week leading up to Easter and only 48 million pounds during Valentine’s week.

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