Lemon Chicken
This easy dinner is both healthy and delicious.
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Founder of Prescriptive Fitness and former professional duathlete, Paul Sklar understands the roadblocks parents face when trying to start a workout regimen while balancing the demands of family life.
These quick tips will help you transition to a healthier lifestyle.
Two families kick off the Fit Family Challenge.
How to know when your child's idiosyncrasies classify as symptoms of obsessive compulsive disorder.
Chantilly Park, located in the Chantilly neighborhood not far from uptown Charlotte, offers two play sets and some wide-open space for running or kicking a ball around.
Knowing what policies and procedures a camp has in place if an emergency situation should arise.
A standing yoga posture named after the mythic warrior Virabhadra, the Warrior I pose promotes a feeling of strength and power.
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Books to help bridge the gap between where healthy foods come and tips for how kids can make their own healthy meals.
Make the connection with foods that help maintain memory, focus and mood ... and might even improve IQ scores!
Trade in greasy fast-food bites for these picks that will save calories and fat grams.
Take the kids to a nearby pick-your-own strawberry farm and then turn those sweet spring berries into a special family treat.
Buy locally grown and raised fare to ensure that your family is getting the best that's available.
With more than 35 miles of developed greenways, it's easy for families to get some exercise and enjoy natural habitats in and around the Queen City.
Student gardens support healthy eating and hands-on education.
Don't have time to go to the gym? These everyday activities are a great way to burn 100 calories in no time.
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