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Hi
and Welcome! I'm so glad you're visiting! My name is Alison
Bonham, creator and principal trainer for Wildflower Wellness &
Fitness....your online health & fitness center. With
over two decades of experience working, teaching, and studying in
the fields of Fitness, Wellness, Dance, and the Healing Arts....I
have a passion for helping people feel their best so they can really
enjoy life to the fullest.
I created Wildflower Wellness & Fitness as an online health &
fitness center with the mission of connecting with people no matter
where their location, and providing assistance and inspiration for
each person to create greater health and happiness. From any state
or country, you can have 24 hour access to excellent resources,
expert instruction, guidance & inspiration! By providing
you the highest quality in web-based Holistic Health & Fitness
services, Wildflower Wellness & Fitness now makes it both affordable
and convenient to improve your fitness, relieve stress, feel better,
and build good balanced health! I look forward to helping you
along your path to feeling healthy, happy, strong and fit in your
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Fitness Tip of the Month:

Strength training workouts using weights engage your body in a
very specific physiological process which requires a period of
"recovery time" for your muscles in between workouts. This
recovery time for your muscle tissue is actually when
strengthening occurs and is crucial to having positive results
and preventing injury when doing weight training.
So whether you work out with free weights, hand weights, or
resistance machines, you should not work the same muscle
groups two days in a row.
In other words, when doing a full-body routine, work out at
least every other day. Or you could also
alternate upper body one day, and then lower body the next.
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photo by Holly Adair
Meditation Moment
Are you breathing deeply?
Take a quiet moment,
right now in your chair,
Breathe in as deeply,
Sit up tall...
As you slowly breathe out,
Think of something happy,
Keep that happy thought,
Close your eyes &
focus on it...
Feel better?
Repeat often...
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