Women Exercise

Challenge your body. Feed your spirit. Change the world. Ask any Christian woman about her most recent New Year’s resolutions, and you’ll likely find that “exercise regularly” and “pray more” were at the top of her list. We all long to look and feel our best, to live actively, and healthfully. More than that, we desire to connect intimately with our God. Yet physical health, and spiritual growth often take a backseat to the urgent demands of grocery shopping and bill paying, time with family and friends, and long hours at the office.

Walking is a form of exercise that’s available to most people. You don’t need any special equipment other than some supportive walking shoes. And there’s no need for an expensive membership at a fitness center. I wrote this book to break down the myths about physical, mental, and spiritual walking, to share the successes and challenges of my lifelong walking journey, to provide strategies and tools to embrace different types of walking at every age and stage of life, and to help teach others about building physical, mental, and emotional resilience and inner strength.

Women all over the world have changed their bodies, minds, and lives through running! The trouble for most women is that there is so much information out there that even something as simple as running can seem very confusing and overwhelming. Maybe you've "tried" running for weight loss in the past. So you begin to wonder, "could this work for me?" Right now, there are women who have lost 10 pounds or more and transformed how they feel by understanding how to run for weight loss. Don't miss out. Start your transformation today!

This guide is meant to help those who want to start, or those who have just started on their weight loss journey. Together, we will go over the basics of weight loss and what exactly needs to occur in your life to make a change. Unlike countless blogs or misleading social media information, this guide cuts through all that and only gives you the information you need to know. 

Most feelings of midlife crisis, or the feeling of not being enough, come from lack of balance and perspective. To establish well-being, it is important to have your mind, body, and spirit working together. A cohesive mind, body, and spirit connection allows us to navigate through life effectively.