healthandfitnesswithkateMy name is Kate, and I am a 20 year old girl who wants to get her ass back in shape. I have made this blog to help me reach my goals for my 2012 New Years Resolution. I will be posting pictures of great recipes that are healthy and also helps one loose weight. This will not only help me but hopefully will help other people to get inspired to get fit. I do not want to be skinny but instead healthy and fit.
This blog will include, pictures of before and after of other individuals who have made a change to get healthy and be fit. I will be posting exercise programs, as well. I will also post a picture of myself after every 10 to 5 pounds I loose.
I hope this blog will help other who are trying to loose weight and go it in a healthy ways. I will also have my ask open for any question or if anyone would offer some support.
Welcome to my journey to live a longer, healthier life.
Highest Weight is: 250 lbs
When blog was started: 226 lbs
Current weight is: 211lbs
My goal weight is: 150lbs
Ultimate Goal Weight: 130 lbs
Short Term goal is to be under 200 pounds.
Email me at: healthandfitnesswithkate@gmail.com
Follow me on Twitter: @HealthywithKate
Add me at MyFitnessPal, @healthywithkate

Progress so far....

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    Feed your body the fuel it needs. Do athletes starve themselves? No, of course not, they fuel their bodies with nutrients. The following recipe is a great in between meals snack that is also a great option for kids. 4 small apples 3 tbsp water 4 tbsp ground walnuts or almonds Ground cinnamon to taste 1 cup 1% or 2% cottage cheese Cut each apple into eighths, discarding the core. Coat the pan with nonstick spray and saute the apples in water until soft yet still crisp. Top with cinnamon and nuts and serve with 1/2 cup of cottage cheese.

    Feed your body the fuel it needs. Do athletes starve themselves? No, of course not, they fuel their bodies with nutrients. The following recipe is a great in between meals snack that is also a great option for kids. 4 small apples 3 tbsp water 4 tbsp ground walnuts or almonds Ground cinnamon to taste 1 cup 1% or 2% cottage cheese

    Cut each apple into eighths, discarding the core. Coat the pan with nonstick spray and saute the apples in water until soft yet still crisp. Top with cinnamon and nuts and serve with 1/2 cup of cottage cheese.

    (Source: bakerfitnesscamp)

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