As seasoned ladies advance, let’s not lead a sedentary lifestyle, which can lead to obesity. It’s a new year and an excellent time for a new you in 2017. Do you have health or wellness goals? Are you actively inspired? Then it would be best to discover the chic activewear at Chadwicks of Boston.
As I shared in my post last week, I prefer to utilize a vision board rather than annual resolutions. This relatively new practice helps me stay focused and accomplish my short—and long-term goals.
My wellness goals still include doing at least 10,000 steps daily. However, I plan to explicitly incorporate more cardio activity into my exercise program this year. You know, with simple tasks like taking the stairs and parking farther from the store while running errands.
Because of the consistent 10,000 pounds per day over the past three years, I’ve maintained a healthy weight. What I see now is the need to add regular weight lifting to help prevent muscle and bone loss and whittle my middle!
A more demanding cardio evaluation includes looking for ways to change up my routine instead of relying on brisk walking. In 2017, I plan to challenge myself to indoor activities in my home when the outside temperatures are freezing.
I go back to my weighted hula hoop, stationary bike, and 5-pound weights. I’ve maintained my healthy weight but am noticing a creeping waistline. Recent studies suggest waist circumference is increasingly recognized as a more valuable tool than simple BMI (Body Mass Index).
Several extensive clinical studies involving thousands of people have confirmed that the measurement of abdominal obesity and central fat accumulation is an essential tool for assessing the risk of heart disease, the risk of developing Type 2 Diabetes, and the risk of death.
I adopted the weighted hula hoop workout back in 2012. I wanted to strengthen my core for the April 2013 Nike half-marathon I trained for in Washington, D. C. While watching any network television, I hula hoop during the commercials. It was so fun and easy.
I plan to use my Gold’s Gym Spin Cycle stationary bike for one hour at least two times per week. I’ll also use the 5-pound dumbbells every night for five minutes.
Now that you know I’m inspired, let’s discover the chic activewear at Chadwicks of Boston.
Below are my thoughts on the items that I am wearing in this post:
Activewear Two-Pocket Scoopneck Real Comfort® Tunic Top:
Fit: Runs true to size. The A-line shape is excellent for my pear shape. The flattering length is perfect to wear without leggings. I will pack this top for my June summer vacation at the Napa Jazz Festival.
Quality: 94% Cotton, so natural fibers wear well after washing. 6% Spandex provides extra give in the fabric.
Price: $29.99 (aqua blue color). Other colors: $29.99 -$44.99
Activewear Real Comfort® Wide Band Leggings:
Fit: Runs generous in size. I thought because of my ample derrière that, I might need extra room and sized up. I should have ordered my regular size based on the product reviews. The wide waistband didn’t roll.
Quality: 57% Cotton, 38% Rayon, and 5% Spandex, which is a good mix of fibers.
Price: $16.99 – $22.99
Slip-on Sneakers by Skechers®:
Fit: OMG! I love the Slip-on Sneakers by Skechers. There won’t be any untied shoelaces here. It has a great fit, and I love the support, air-cooled memory foam, and incredible comfort. My feet say ‘ahh.’
Quality: My first time wearing Skechers. I plan to sport them doing my 10,000 daily steps.
Price: $39.00 (sale price)
Ladies, if you love fantastically affordable prices and an assortment for every body type, petite, tall, and plus sizes are available. What are you waiting for? Head over to Chadwicks of Boston to enjoy their Winter Sale and Clearance.
Chadwicks of Boston, thank you for the chance to amp up my exercise gear for the colder months in the New Year. I appreciate learning more about the affordable quality and styles offered by your site.
Oh, and in case you think the weighted hula hoop is just a prop, here I am in action using my hula hoop.
Have a fabulous week!
Disclosure: I am participating in a compensating campaign with this brand. I wrote and styled the post on my own. Thank you for supporting the brands that support The Age of Grace.
Those sketchers are soooo comfy. I have a pair and live them. I’ve not been as good about exercise as I should. Thanks for the great reminder.
Jennifer,
Hi! Thanks for stopping by The Age of Grace. Skechers, who know? Now we and hopefully many others will try Skechers via Chadwicks of Boston.
I have got to buy some new workout clothes…it has been three years! I am going to look at Chadwicks today…can’t beat those deals right now! Thanks Eugenia
Pam,
Right! Fabulous deals at Chadwicks of Boston! I need to grab a few more things before sale ends.