Weight Loss For Women Biography
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Marika was founded in 1982 with the vision of producing an exclusive line of contemporary women’s fitness clothing. We quickly changed the face of the industry during the aerobic clothing explosion in the mid 80s, emerging as one of the first companies to specialize in women's aerobic clothing. Today, nearly three decades later, we continue to sell women’s activewear in department stores, sporting good chains, specialty stores, gyms, yoga studios, spas, and catalogs. With three different collections, Marika is one of the most familiar names in the women’s activewear market. In fact we are one of the leading manufactures in the growing yoga clothing market today.
The Balance Collection, our fastest growing brand, has carved out a unique niche within the industry as a contemporary line for women who want to combine yoga with other more traditional forms of fitness. Its feminine yet functional design empowers women emotionally, spiritually, and physically while training for everyday living. In addition to our yoga clothing, we also manufacture Marika Fitness Apparel, our flagship collection. This line offers an uplifting mix of athletic basics and feminine style. Whether working out or enjoying the weekend, Marika’s easy fit and trendy designs are versatile enough to keep up with a healthy, active life.
Biggi is a leader in the Personal Fitness Training field providing professional fitness training encompassing a Total Body approach, weight training, core training, balance training, functional training, and training in all three planes – to make you a healthier and more functional individual. By keeping your workouts interesting and challenging, Biggi helps you stay motivated.
Biggi has over 24 years experience in the fields of fitness, bodybuilding, and nutrition.
She is a former competitive bodybuilder and has been certified as a Personal Trainer for 19 years and now holds four certifications in Personal Training. She is also a Licensed Massage Therapist.
Biggi is a very compassionate and kind trainer. A client once said: “Biggi is not a Drill Sergeant, she’s a cheerleader. She makes you do things you don’t want to do, but in a nice way.”
Philosophy
I believe that many of today’s diseases are caused by our sedentary lifestyle and bad eating habits. Most people also don’t get enough rest. A healthy, slim, fully functional body and a strong immune system are the basis for a joyful and productive life. Proper nutrition, supplementation, rest, and above all exercise (cardio, weight training, and stretching) will result in such a body.
As a former bodybuilder I have experienced how incredibly good it feels to have a fit body. What amazed me the most are the achievements that can be made from exercising no matter what your current age or shape.
I have made it my mission to share my knowledge and experience with others. It brings me joy and satisfaction improving people’s lives.
When can I start to lose weight?
Your body needs time to recover from labour and birth. So wait until you've had your postnatal check with your GP before you consider losing weight. This is usually between six weeks and eight weeks after you've had your baby.
If you are also breastfeeding, you should wait until you and your baby have got the hang of it before you start to lose weight.
You'll need plenty of energy to adjust to life with your newborn. Starting too soon after giving birth may delay your recovery and make you feel even more tired.
How can I lose weight safely?
Eating healthily, and including plenty of fruit and vegetables in your meals and snacks, will speed your recovery from labour and birth. It will also give you the energy you need to keep up with the demands of being a new parent.
Whether you are breastfeeding or formula feeding, you should aim to eat a healthy diet. Eating well will help you to feel better and help you to keep up your energy levels.
These tips will help you to achieve and maintain a healthy weight:
Make time for breakfast in the morning.
Eat at least five portions of fruit and vegetables a day.
Include plenty of fibre-rich foods such as oats, beans, lentils, grains and seeds in your meals.
Include starchy foods such as bread, rice and pasta (preferably wholegrain varieties for added fibre) in every meal.
Go easy on fatty and sugary foods, takeaways, fast food, sweets, cakes, biscuits, pastries and fizzy drinks.
Watch your portions at mealtimes, and the number and type of snacks you eat between meals.
The Balance Collection, our fastest growing brand, has carved out a unique niche within the industry as a contemporary line for women who want to combine yoga with other more traditional forms of fitness. Its feminine yet functional design empowers women emotionally, spiritually, and physically while training for everyday living. In addition to our yoga clothing, we also manufacture Marika Fitness Apparel, our flagship collection. This line offers an uplifting mix of athletic basics and feminine style. Whether working out or enjoying the weekend, Marika’s easy fit and trendy designs are versatile enough to keep up with a healthy, active life.
Biggi is a leader in the Personal Fitness Training field providing professional fitness training encompassing a Total Body approach, weight training, core training, balance training, functional training, and training in all three planes – to make you a healthier and more functional individual. By keeping your workouts interesting and challenging, Biggi helps you stay motivated.
Biggi has over 24 years experience in the fields of fitness, bodybuilding, and nutrition.
She is a former competitive bodybuilder and has been certified as a Personal Trainer for 19 years and now holds four certifications in Personal Training. She is also a Licensed Massage Therapist.
Biggi is a very compassionate and kind trainer. A client once said: “Biggi is not a Drill Sergeant, she’s a cheerleader. She makes you do things you don’t want to do, but in a nice way.”
Philosophy
I believe that many of today’s diseases are caused by our sedentary lifestyle and bad eating habits. Most people also don’t get enough rest. A healthy, slim, fully functional body and a strong immune system are the basis for a joyful and productive life. Proper nutrition, supplementation, rest, and above all exercise (cardio, weight training, and stretching) will result in such a body.
As a former bodybuilder I have experienced how incredibly good it feels to have a fit body. What amazed me the most are the achievements that can be made from exercising no matter what your current age or shape.
I have made it my mission to share my knowledge and experience with others. It brings me joy and satisfaction improving people’s lives.
When can I start to lose weight?
Your body needs time to recover from labour and birth. So wait until you've had your postnatal check with your GP before you consider losing weight. This is usually between six weeks and eight weeks after you've had your baby.
If you are also breastfeeding, you should wait until you and your baby have got the hang of it before you start to lose weight.
You'll need plenty of energy to adjust to life with your newborn. Starting too soon after giving birth may delay your recovery and make you feel even more tired.
How can I lose weight safely?
Eating healthily, and including plenty of fruit and vegetables in your meals and snacks, will speed your recovery from labour and birth. It will also give you the energy you need to keep up with the demands of being a new parent.
Whether you are breastfeeding or formula feeding, you should aim to eat a healthy diet. Eating well will help you to feel better and help you to keep up your energy levels.
These tips will help you to achieve and maintain a healthy weight:
Make time for breakfast in the morning.
Eat at least five portions of fruit and vegetables a day.
Include plenty of fibre-rich foods such as oats, beans, lentils, grains and seeds in your meals.
Include starchy foods such as bread, rice and pasta (preferably wholegrain varieties for added fibre) in every meal.
Go easy on fatty and sugary foods, takeaways, fast food, sweets, cakes, biscuits, pastries and fizzy drinks.
Watch your portions at mealtimes, and the number and type of snacks you eat between meals.
Weight Loss For Women Women Fitness Motivation Inspiration Model Quotes Body Magazine Workouts Logo Before And After Photos
Weight Loss For Women Women Fitness Motivation Inspiration Model Quotes Body Magazine Workouts Logo Before And After Photos
Weight Loss For Women Women Fitness Motivation Inspiration Model Quotes Body Magazine Workouts Logo Before And After Photos
Weight Loss For Women Women Fitness Motivation Inspiration Model Quotes Body Magazine Workouts Logo Before And After Photos
Weight Loss For Women Women Fitness Motivation Inspiration Model Quotes Body Magazine Workouts Logo Before And After Photos
Weight Loss For Women Women Fitness Motivation Inspiration Model Quotes Body Magazine Workouts Logo Before And After Photos
Weight Loss For Women Women Fitness Motivation Inspiration Model Quotes Body Magazine Workouts Logo Before And After Photos
Weight Loss For Women Women Fitness Motivation Inspiration Model Quotes Body Magazine Workouts Logo Before And After Photos
Weight Loss For Women Women Fitness Motivation Inspiration Model Quotes Body Magazine Workouts Logo Before And After Photos
Weight Loss For Women Women Fitness Motivation Inspiration Model Quotes Body Magazine Workouts Logo Before And After Photos
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