A NEW SEASON of FITNESS AND FUN Great Life Global Newsletter ~ January 2021
Food, fitness, and fun! The New Year is the time for enjoyment of life, plenty of wholesome food, and vital movement for overall wellness. Exercise is as important as a healthy diet. In this January newsletter, meet several dedicated men and women who will inspire and teach you enjoyable and effective ways to stimulate, stretch, and strengthen your body. Let's explore new fun ways to move and groove. Cook up a delicious, warming, strengthening Tempeh Stew with Ginger Gravy!
Michael Rossoff with PICKLE BALL: Fastest Growing Sport in America Lino Stanchich with REBOUNDING: Jump for Joy! Marcia Reisman with OUTDOOR and INDOOR exercises to revitalize! Leslie and Murray Simon with a MYRIAD of healing modalities!
Read their inspiring and entertaining stories to help you have a fit and fabulous new year!
JUMP FOR JOY WITH REBOUNDING! with LINO STANCHICH, L.N., L.M.B.T.
Lino is always a giant step (or should we say a “bounce”) ahead of health crazes. In the 1980’s Lino added to his macrobiotic regime, a daily practice of Rebounding on the mini-trampoline, which is very effective, easy, and enjoyable! USA astronauts Rebound regularly to strengthen their bones. Joint-safe Rebounding helps to cleanse the lymph of fat and toxins, stimulate the adrenals, tone skin and muscles, reduce weight, and increase respiratory health. At age 88, Lino says that he feels 38. Learn more…
FUN AND FITNESS in FLORIDA with LESLIE AND MURRY SIMON
Educators, retired private school owners, dear friends, and fit seniors (Murray recently made two holes-in-one golfing!) continue their conscientious and varied practices of exercising for a long, happy life! Learn from these time-honored pros how to stay young and vital at any age.Read more…
PICKLE BALL: A Great Sport Anyone Can Play with MICHAEL ROSSOFF, L. Ac., Macrobiotic Counselor
Learn one fun way this respected Acupuncturist, Macrobiotic Counselor, and international educator stays fit. Pickle Ball! Michael’s article will inspire and instruct you about this fastest growing sport in America, enjoyed worldwide. Also, watch the enclosed video and you, too, might play Pickle Ball to enhance your fitness, social life, and fun.Read more…
MOVIN' AND GROOVIN' with MARCIA REISMAN
Nothing stops Marcia from achieving her health goals. A talented macrobiotic cook and community builder, Marcia is the same clothing size she was at age 13! She is committed to effective, daily health regimes and shares how you can get support, motivation, and health results any time..even during the pandemic!Read more…
JANE AND LINO
We have been fortunate to have lived and taught throughout America in beautiful locales. Wherever we are, we go outdoors and enjoy nature, absorbing the powerful healing energy of the air, sun, sky, trees, plants, and earth. We swim in the ocean in Florida, ski and ice skate in Colorado, do Chi Gong on our deck overlooking the Blue Ridge Mountains, hike in the Saguaro Desert of Arizona or in New England forests, scuba dive with stingrays in the Bahamas, and splash in waterfalls in Jamaica, VT and CA. Now at home in Asheville, daily yoga and rebounding alternate with a walk around the lake…always breathing deeply to gratefully receive the Chi energy of nature.
Popular Macrobiotic Teachers Have Terrific Fitness Routines
•Dr. Maggie Cottrell, 92 year old Dynamo, walks the beach daily with her beloved dog, Chloe.
•Sandy Pukel enjoys bike riding, hiking, and daily visits to the gym in both Miami and Aspen.
• Karin Stephan, in her famed Cambridge Iyengar Yoga Loft and Yoga/Macrobiotic Retreats, is now teaching yoga online!
•Sheri DeMaris rides her bike through PA and NJ, and in Amsterdam, when we taught and toured there together. Early mornings now find her in Zoom yoga classes. This active teacher also enjoys playing tennis.
• Gayle Stolove, from Florida, combines long walks, accompanied by her outdoor cat, turtle feeding, and ocean swimming daily.
• Kezia Snyder, of The Big Apple, loves to dance, the most fun exercise of all, she and we think!
• Warren Kramer lives in Boston and keeps in shape with tennis and daily walks.
•Melanie Waxman exuberantly hikes the mountains with her large dogs near her home and The SHA Wellness Clinic in Spain.
How are you movin' and groovin'?
GINGERED TEMPEH STEW AND GRAVY by Jane Stanchich
Warm stew is a recipe for real winter fuel. When fresh ginger flavors this rich tempeh (tem-pay,) enhanced by a bit of apple juice and a kudzu gravy, this is a perfect stew for a high protein, sustaining winter bowl or entree. Tempeh, derived from nutritious soy, offers high quantities of phytoestrogens that balance hormones levels, lower cholesterol, and prevent heart disorders. Tempeh is satisfying and delicious when cooked well in this easy, savory recipe. Make my tempeh stew bowl and stoke your inner fire! Recipe here…
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Wishing you the best of good health and happiness this new year. Stay safe!
Educators, retired private school owners, dear friends, and fit seniors (Murray recently made two holes-in-one golfing!) continue their conscientious and varied practices of exercising for a long, happy life! Learn from these time-honored pros how to stay young and vital at any age.
We have been fortunate to have lived and taught throughout America in beautiful locales. Wherever we are, we go outdoors and enjoy nature, absorbing the powerful healing energy of the air, sun, sky, trees, plants, and earth. We swim in the ocean in Florida, ski and ice skate in Colorado, do Chi Gong on our deck overlooking the Blue Ridge Mountains, hike in the Saguaro Desert of Arizona or in New England forests, scuba dive with stingrays in the Bahamas, and splash in waterfalls in Jamaica, VT and CA. Now at home in Asheville, daily yoga and rebounding alternate with a walk around the lake…always breathing deeply to gratefully receive the Chi energy of nature.
