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How To Get Up and Get Moving!

April 19, 2012 by 2 Comments updated April 19, 2012

As much as I love the feeling I get after a good workout, I often have a hard time convincing myself to get up and get moving!  It’s always helpful to find new ways to motivate if the old ways aren’t working anymore.  I found this list on a fun website called “fitbottomedgirls” to be very useful.  See if any of the suggestions will help you get up and get moving!

http://fitbottomedgirls.com/2012/02/9-tips-for-working-out-in-the-morning-without-it-being-miserable

Your friendly, motivational speaker drill sergeant, Polly Pitchford

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Motivational Speaker Polly Pitchford didn’t always know the phytochemical benefits of kale, in fact, those words weren’t even in her vocabulary 30 years ago. Neither did she see any reason to do jumping jacks on a cement surface for an hour. But all it took was a chance vegetarian cooking class and some high-energy music to open her eyes upon a whole new world of healthy living. For 30 years Polly has practiced, studied, taught, educated and lived a healthy lifestyle that makes her such a powerful speaker.

Polly’s down-to-Earth and humorous approach mirrors her own lifelong journey to lasting, positive changes. The audience walks away with tangible plans for improving their health and their lives through food, fitness and fun.
To book Motivational Speaker Polly Pitchford, call 941-685-7725 or visit her at http://www.peptalks.me

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  1. Linda Larsen, CSP says:
    April 19, 2012 at 5:56 pm

    Oh I LOVE this Polly!  Especially the one about writing yourself a note!   Thanks for sharing this article!

  2. Kelly Swanson says:
    April 19, 2012 at 11:35 pm

    Awesome Polly! Can’t wait to watch! I’m trying to get myself moving when I’m on the road. Much harder to do – but oh so important!

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