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Whenever Kimberly selects her featured workout for this column, she looks for something with speed, sweat and pain (the good kind). However, she recently spied a flyer for a “spine class.” Even though the flyer did not suggest speed and sweat, she was intrigued.
With 2011 rolling on, I realized I was slouching into my fitness comfort zone. So I thought “what better way to shake it up” than to throw on some heels and hit up Centre for Dance in Dallas!
Kimberly talks with Pamela Weekes and Connie McDonald from the Levain Bakery about how they balance their extensive fitness goals with also running bakery and indulging in their own gigantic, delicious cookies. What’s the secret? Balance!
Yesterday I took a beating. A major beating that left me a broken woman. The beast of all strength/cardio classes left me shattered and in pain, but strangely wanting more.
In her latest installment of Blogging Fitness, Kimberly Westphall provides some helpful tips and advice on how to balance working out and splurging while you’re on vacation this summer.
In her latest Blogging Fitness column, Kimberly Westphall describes her first experience at a hip hop dance workout class, including the benefits and what she most enjoyed it.
Several young Hollywood actors are heading up a new fitness program geared towards helping children and teens develop good fitness habits and a healthy body image.
I had been dreading this day, just as much as I had been looking forward to it. I guess that’s what happens when you have your first marathon lurking around your thoughts for eight months.
Twist it, rock it, and tone it up. MSF fitness adventurer Kimberly Westphall was doing all of the above with the TRX Suspension Trainer during her personal workout with JR from Trainer Daddy in Dallas.
After her two-hour class at the Trapeze School of New York, Kimberly felt completely invigorated and had an extra spring in her step. This post describes her experience trying out the new fitness craze that involves fear, flying, and fun.
Recently, I have felt my flexibility might be dwindling a bit so I decided to focus some of my attention on Yoga and Pilates. Over the past two weeks, I have come to see how people get hooked on this relaxing, but challenging, form of exercise.
The name Zumba is sassy and a bit mysterious. I didn’t really know what to expect; I was just hoping I would get my heart pumpin’ and burn it up. What I actually got was so much more.
Kimberly Westphall provides a video diary of her first experience at the grueling Jay Johnson Boot Camp Fitness class. Also, get details of a special DVD/Blu-Ray giveaway content for MSF readers.
