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Gabby has been a writer for 16 years. Her knowledge about health, fitness and nutrition has thrived during this time via her own personal athletic experience and her relationships with numerous trainers and experts. Gabby has been sharing her wisdom with the masses over the years through her articles in Women’s Sports & Fitness, Elle, and Sports for Women. She currently writes a monthly blog/article for Yahoo Health. You can learn more about Gabby and her experiences by viewing the articles written about her in the PR Articles section.
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GoToGabby.com is adding a community space for women that enables users to provide answers and advice to many common questions and problems that women often have.
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Get your relationship with food straight and getting in shape will be a whole lot easier.
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Changing a habit or creating a lifestyle change most times doesn't start with a list, a day at the gym or bowl of healthy veggies.
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I was talking to a nutritionist friend of mine to get some good ideas on how to food journal correctly. She showed me an example of the journal she gives her clients and offered some pointers on analyzing it.
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I raise my hand and admit that I get sucked into how things "look" as a huge part of my motivation.
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We are such an advanced and civilized nation that we are actually going backwards.
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Have you been seeing heightened amounts of drama or stress in yourself or the people around you?
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Today I had an appointment in a building with an incredibly slow elevator.
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So I started thinking -- what if we did do 15-minute blocks of exercise?
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I recently overheard a very attractive, healthy, smart, successful (you get my point) woman is in her late 30s talking about how she knew she was going to look back in 20 years and laugh at how much she obsessed over her physical flaws.
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All of us have been through something in our lives that has hurt or made us feel like a victim. A parent died young, you were tormented at school - maybe even something more serious like abuse or battling mental depression.
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When it comes to "being skinny," we think like teenage girls. It's time for a new look.
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Gabrielle Reece on staying up when things are looking down.
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Gabrielle Reece on the people who inspired her to be her best.
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An article about Gabby's struggle to play volleyball after her knee surgery.
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An article where Gabby explains that working out is not only good for physical fitness but mental fitness.
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An article on calming down about our bodies.
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An article where Gabby tries to get people not to look down on themselves.
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Article: Why I love my post baby body by Sarah Robbins.
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Gabby's 6 tips tips to get you ready for summer.
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I'm going to do something I never do: keep my entries short and sweet. I started pondering the "overload" we experience during the holidays.
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I've had a chronic knee problem for about 10 years. It stemmed from all the years jumping in volleyball, and even though I've had minor surgery, it hasn't gotten that much better.
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One of the first things you learn when driving a vehicle is don't look where you don't want to go.
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I've often wondered if people thought it was odd to read my columns or get "advice" from me.
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Shape up tip #1 watch less television and try to exercise a bit more.
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Shape-up tip #2 get back to nature and take advantage of the outdoors.
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Shape up tip #3 embracing a goal and challenging yourself to complete that goal.
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Shape up tip #4 deal with your food.
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Shape up tip #5 taking up something new.
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Shape up Tip #6 make a bet with a friend.
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Spinning out of control is a horrible thing. You will find that you are not the person you are trying to be while your thoughts and emotions are going crazy around you.
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Take the concept of working out one week at a time. Sometimes it can be daunting but if you take it slow and implement some exercise mixed in with some motivation you can get yourself on the path to a more healthy body and mind.
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One of the main keys of success in regards to working out is making it enjoyable and fun. Good trainers make workouts fun for their students.
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Information on how eating healthy and exercising makes you feel. The changes you will feel and see in yourself and how will impact your life.
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The connotation of the word diet is a scary thing to people. It should be something positive and it is.
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Take time each week to study the ways in which you eat. Once you find out what kind of eater you are helping to set up a diet plan is much easier.
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Sometimes its good to get out of the normal daily routine and relax. We need to stop throughout the patterns our of daily lives and make sure we are still headed towards our own personal goals and aspirations.
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If you are not eating enough throughout the day your body tells itself to conserve as much food as possible inside the body slowing down your metabolism.
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Want to boost your metabolism? Be a musclehead. All you ladies out there who don't want to get "too big" lifting weights at the gym, listen up.
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It just came to me yesterday after I did two full days of exercising-I'm talking rigorous. I stepped out of the shower, tired, relaxed, and feeling liquid.
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Just because we all have busy lives we cannot give up what we truly desire and our dreams. We need to make time for ourselves and make ourselves happy.
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It's hard to imagine in all of this 100-degree weather that, yes, summer is coming to an end. I think it's a great opportunity to charge up those body solar panels for the upcoming fall/winter season.
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Just relax and start with a clean state. Sometimes maintaining your health and fitness can feel overwhelming so it's a good idea to take a week off sometimes and kick back.
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We're headed into the time of year when we are getting our kids "organized" for the school year.
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You have to know when to put the gas on in a particular area of interest. If you need to study for a test the next day then the laundry can wait for tomorrow.
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In my last entry, I explored the different types of weeks we all have from time to time -- those when we have a lot of time to those when we have no time at all. How would you manage each of these weeks? Here are my tips...
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We all look at what we want to be, what we want to look like, and where we want to hang out. Instead of wasting all of our time looking at other people we should be out creating and loving ourselves.
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Slicing up the same old pie... A piece for you busy moms and people with no time (literally).
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We all have our own forms of cellulite meaning areas that we don't like about ourselves. We must focus on the good in us rather than the bad which is something that humans love to do.
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Here I go harassing you to just "give me one week." I've figured out that even those of you thinking "I have no time, don't like exercise, and don't know how to get started" can do this one.
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Sometimes life just feels like one big Groundhog Day. All right, already with the grocery store, making the beds, going to work, hitting deadlines, cooking, finding time to have and enjoy sex, always trying to get time in to exercise, and getting "ready for the Holidays."
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Being unhealthy doesn't feel good and can cause us to be unhappy. If we become more self-aware and conscious of our thoughts and action we'd be more connected to our bodies.
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Make mini goals for yourself every day start small and know you have the time to work out. You can set goals and time everyday to increase the health of your body and mind.
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It's confusing trying to figure out how to exercise, eat well, lose weight, work, be with the family, and get some sleep.
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What's better: being a victim or being selfish? Sounds like a trick question.
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Trying to eat well and exercise doesn't have to be pure hell. I say eat chocolate cake for breakfast because any time I have the wherewithal and the craving, I eat all my fun stuff in the mid-morning.
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Information for people that gives people who don't think they have it in them to make a change in their lives hope for the future.
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Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. Let's face it, it involves lots of food, giving thanks, and I don't have to pretend to be Santa or wrap presents.
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Here we are in the thick of the holidays contemplating another year down. I have a birthday right after New Year's so I do all this analyzing and looking at my life just a bit more than usual.
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All right, it's time to blow off some steam and go to a few holiday parties. Hey, parties are a good thing if you can just manage them and not get beaten up by late nights, crappy food, and too much booze.
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Writing for Yahoo! this past year has been such an education for me. I've been trying the best way I know how to come up with catchy lists and encouraging ideas about eating better and moving more.
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Feeling like you are behind the 8 ball? I was telling my husband that I never feel ahead or caught up on anything any more.
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Winter-time blues and the high of the New Year is gone. Monotony. For me, this is one of the hardest things about life.
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OK my fellow brothers and sisters, let's make a move. We all talk about wanting to make a change, but we get lost in the wishy-washy way we approach the area we desire to change.
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Some tips to cope with stress in your everyday life.
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Make a deal with yourself that will only take place during one full day. Make a plan to work out and eat healthy and see how it goes and how you feel.
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It's just easier not to do the work, but will you get what you want? OK, I've been reading the comments, and I realize that at the end of the day, it's just easier to eat tasty crappy-for-you food, and "not have the time" to exercise. I get it!
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Ever open that one drawer in your kitchen and wonder to yourself, "Why do I have this crap in here and what is it?" We all have a junk drawer, and I have to force myself to clean mine out now and again.
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How many times in your life do you stop to think how quickly time is passing? One year just seems to fold right into the next.
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You know how you have those weeks (or maybe months or years) that just seem to be loaded with stress? I know it's all relative -- one person's stress is another's holiday.
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Have you ever had one of those moments when you look outside yourself for inspiration? Let's face it, we know what's in every little corner of our own being - the good, bad, strong, weak, etc.
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I love it when people wake up one day and say, "That's it. No sugar, pasta, bread, alcohol. I'm going to work out 18 hours a week, and no more fun."
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I went to this really nice dinner at my friend's home the other night, and I heard a woman there say she wasn't eating any wheat (bread, pasta) or sugar (practically everything).
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What does your checklist look like? I started thinking about my list of areas to focus on when I'm trying to be healthy, keep stress at bay, and stay in shape. Here's my list...
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A list of ways you can be successful by reflecting on yourself and not others.
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Gabby gives some tips on why you should work out. Some ways you can get your self motivated.
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Tips for partying and how to come out not feeling fat and hung over.
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Gabby Reece explains that you should create a diet that works for you.
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Aloha Spirit PDF
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Gabby writes about it can be touchy to learn another sport from your husband.
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The High Life by Kate Meyers PDF
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Paradise Found PDF
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