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Quinoa Tabbouleh

So, tabbouleh used to be one of my favorite dishes in the whole wide world, until I discovered that I have a gluten intolerance, that is… here’s a fantastic drop in replacement!

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Lentil Soup

Print Recipe Lentil Soup A delicious and healthy lentil soup! Prep Time 15 minutes Cook Time 45 minutes Servings servings Ingredients 1 Tbl olive oil1.5 red onion finely chopped1 yellow onion finely chopped2 carrot finely chopped1 lb lentils5 Cup vegitable broth2 Cup water2 Tbl garlic minced3 Tbs Josh’s Secret Sauce spoiler: it’s a 7 pepper…

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Getting Serious

Posted on September 18, 2010August 8, 2016 by Josh

What happens when you take ten thousand tiny steps in the right direction? was about finding a good place to start altering your diet and getting into a more active lifestyle, especially after finding yourself “off the health wagon” for some time. So, now you have made several small changes over time to your diet,…

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A great place to start

Posted on June 16, 2010September 14, 2018 by Josh

For a good long while I found myself very miserable, and very overweight. I was always eating way too large of portions of horrible foods all too often, being very sedentary in my spare time, drinking too much, smoking, never exercising, living in constant stress, etc., etc.,.. While I lived this way, I was in…

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Reset and restart!

Posted on March 11, 2009August 8, 2016 by Josh

It’s official, the P90X doubles routine kicked my butt two times in a row. I have been out of commission for about a month due to two shoulder injuries, on top of the flu, on top of some crazy stress from my school this semester. This is a lesson learned: don’t overdo it! I definitely…

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Should I work out when I’m sick?

Posted on February 17, 2009August 8, 2016 by Josh

I’ve done workouts when sick before, and they made me feel quite a bit better, so I just kept to them. It makes me feel like life is worth living beyond the cold! But is this a good idea? Should I “walk it off” or should I take to the couch and “let my body…

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One year anniversary of a very important date

Posted on February 2, 2009August 8, 2016 by Josh

So, one day shy of exactly one year ago, I posted a quick article about making it one whole week without any tobacco intake. It was not an easy decision to make to quite smoking cigarettes…for good, and here I sit, over one whole year later, an accomplished man. In that post I pointed out…

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P90X Round three….take two!

Posted on January 2, 2009August 8, 2016 by Josh

So…My first attempt at doing the P90X Doubles routine…failed. This routine adds a CardioX workout to 3 days of the weeks in phase two, and 4 days of the weeks in phase three. This is adding in 2 hours and 15 minutes of workout a week in phase two, and three additional hours a week…

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p90x Round two….NAILED IT! What about you?

Posted on October 11, 2008August 8, 2016 by Josh

Well, three months later and I can say…round two…I nailed it! That’s right, I finished another round of p90x! HA! The measurements and statistics are not in yet (haven’t taken them yet) but I can say that I am comfortably wearing jeans that are 8 inches less round than when I started! HA! Take that,…

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I DID IT!!! what? p90x BABY!!!

Posted on July 11, 2008August 8, 2016 by Josh

Two days ago I spent an hour doing a series of relaxing, rejuvenating stretches. Over the course of the last three months I have gotten to set aside on hour per week to doing that, one of the things that keep me looking forward each week. After spending an hour to an hour and a…

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