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Coaching Linda
This morning is a tough workout logistically to coach if you don’t have a plan. I thought I’d share my lesson plan with you guys in order to get you to think about how to problem-solve through difficult situations and to ensure we are delivering the best coaching experience for our athletes. I've attached a photo of this morning's class for reference.

Does Your Workout Program Work?
The article begins by discussing the importance of having a well-designed workout program. The author states that a good workout program should be tailored to your individual fitness goals, experience level, and lifestyle. It should also be challenging enough to help you improve, but not so challenging that it leads to injury.
The author then goes on to discuss some common mistakes that people make when designing their workout programs. One common mistake is to focus too much on cardio and not enough on strength training. Cardio is important for cardiovascular health, but strength training is essential for building muscle and improving bone density. Another common mistake is to do too much too soon. When you start a new workout program, it's important to start slowly and gradually increase the intensity and duration of your workouts over time.

Does Stress Cause Weight Gain?
"When we experience stress, our bodies release a hormone called cortisol. Cortisol can increase our appetite and cravings for unhealthy foods, such as sugary snacks and processed foods."
"Stress can also lead to changes in our sleep patterns, which can further contribute to weight gain. When we don't get enough sleep, our bodies produce more ghrelin, a hormone that makes us feel hungry."
"Finally, stress can lead to changes in our physical activity levels. When we're stressed, we're more likely to skip workouts or choose less active activities."

Can You "Successfully" Run a Business with Your Spouse?
Running a business with your spouse can add another layer of stress to you, your marriage, and your family. Listen to Rachel of Dillon CPAs talk about working in the business her husband started.

Two-time Olympian Managing a Baby and a Business
How does Cammile Adams, 2x Olympian and owner of SafeSplash, in Fulshear, TX, manage a baby and a business? Listen to 2x Olympian, business owner, Aggie-grad, and new mom talk about life after training.

Struggling with Feeling "Good Enough?"
Do you struggle with feeling "good enough??" If so, you're in *great* company! :) with Clancie Harbers and Bryan White

“Foodie Friday” and “Bob’s Tacos!”
“Foodie Friday” and “Bob’s Tacos!” How do you build friendships through food and workouts? Listen to Coach Bruce Sampson talk about connecting with people changes lives.

Our #1 Job as Coaches? Showing You Reality!!
Do you know how special you really are? Most of us oscillate between thinking too highly of ourselves and not thinking highly enough. The #1 job of coaches at Blue Eagle is to help you see the reality of where you really are in your abilities.

Clancie Asks a Question

Amy Lost 23 lbs
Amy lost 23 lbs of fat and feels the best she has ever felt in her life. She now asks, "Do we look like the muppets??" :) What does a perfect date night look like to Amy? Amy spent most of her life yo-yo-ing between diets before changing her relationship with food. Listen to her story about the best decision she ever made. How much weight would you like to lose? How do you make a salad taste delicious?

When I Wake Up Feeling Like a Loser
Clancie has a burning question, “How do I get myself motivated to workout when I wake up feeling like a loser?” Bryan talks about the difference between *results-based* vs. *behavior-based* goals.

Flipping Tractors (Not Just the Tires)
Clancie Harbers coaches the senior adult Forever Fierce class at Blue Eagle Fitness & Nutrition. Learn more about Clancie’s baby filly and longhorn on her farm. She may have also flipped a tractor in the ditch. Learn what three (maybe four?) things she would have if stranded on a desert island and what she does to live a healthy lifestyle. What is the one book that has had the greatest impact on her life?

Feel Better in 3 Visits
The 2023 Blue Eagle Open is here!
Updating Your Payment Method in the Wodify App

Rayburn Family Fundraiser
Michelle’s Story. Michelle Rayburn is a loving wife, mother, and Christian woman who has been fighting cancer for over 3 years. Through various types of treatments, spanning from chemotherapy to intensive surgeries, Michelle has fought valiantly for her health against cancer. Learn more here: https://www.givesendgo.com/mrayburn

Raising funds for OATH, Inc.
Attend the fundraiser workout on Memorial Day (Monday, May 30) at 9 AM. Blue Eagle Fitness & Nutrition is located at 30415 5th St, Fulshear, TX 77441 directly behind the U.S. Post Office. We will start the warm-up to our fundraiser workout at 9 AM. The workout will include running, air squats, push-ups, and pull-ups (or kettlebell swings). All skill levels are welcome and everyone will be challenged appropriately. Your friends and family are welcome, too! The workout is FREE.

Christmas Schedule 2021
Here is our schedule over the Christmas holidays. Please also note there will be no 6:30 PM class this Thursday, Dec 14. Wodify has been updated with this schedule, so if you forget or have questions, please feel free to check the Wodify app.

Updates after Hurricane Nicholas

Navigating Uncertainty
When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. A saying that you are probably familiar with.
Throughout our lives, we are forced to deal with ambiguous situations. Maybe you are starting a new job or going to your first day of school and you are unclear what you are supposed to do. Perhaps you are a business owner and a global pandemic prevents you from offering your services to your customers. While dealing with unfavorable situations can be challenging, it can also offer us an opportunity to learn and help develop us into a better person or business. The next time you are dealing with an uncertain situation, try to be positive and make the best of it…you just might learn a new skill that you can use in the future.