September 2004: How to Be a Healthy Family

September 2004: How to Be a Healthy Family

Features

Shopping Cart Makeover

Want to feed your family right Start at the supermarket. This eight-week guide provides…continued

Edibles

Good to the Core

It's apple season. what better way to celebrate than by making family-friendly apple…continued

Nutrients

Kids & Carbs

Reduced-carb diets are helping millions of people lose excess weight. But what's right for…continued

Head Out

Edu-Ventures

Had enough of theme parks and prepackaged vacations Maybe it's time your family tried…continued

Renewal

Underage, Under Stress

So much for a carefree childhood. today, even little kids are susceptible to full-size…continued

Insight

Running on Empty

It's great to be generous, but do you know how share without running empty Here's how…continued

Features

Man Alive: Fitness Inspiration for Husbands and Fathers

Somewhere between being breadwinners, role models and lovers, many married men lose track…continued

Balance

Buying Local

Explore the impacts of supporting local businesses and you'll discover that they hit close…continued

How I Did It

Making Health a Household Word

What does it take to change the eating and fitness habits of an entire family In the case…continued

Fitness Fixes

Motivating Your Kids to Move

Getting children to exercise can be as challenging as getting them to clean their rooms.…continued

Features

Bye-Bye, Baby Weight

Those darn celebrity moms make it look effortless, but dropping post-delivery pounds can…continued

Form & Function

On the Spot

Learn how working with a spotter can help you ratchet up the intensity of your free-weight…continued

Full Speed

Into the Great Wide Open

If you want to build your body and your athletic skills, then expand your horizons beyond…continued

Thoughts From the Editor

Mother Knows Best

Not long ago, I came across a quote from an unknown source that read: “Sound really…continued

Letter From the Founder-Perspective

Fitness as a Family Value

For far too long now, the pursuit of fitness has been equated with individual achievement.…continued