Philosopher, feminist, parent, and cyclist! Co-founder of Fit Is a Feminist Issue, co-author of Fit at Mid-Life: A Feminist Fitness Journey, published by Greystone Books.
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Fitness should take a little time from every woman time. It can improve your health generally but in most cases you hear Fitness when it comes to weight-loss. My name is Sarah and i always find time ( everyday) to do some running at least. Also, most of the time i go to work by bicycle and that is all i need to have a head start of the day.
I’m also a writer, so i started a project to help women with all kind of tricks and tips, dietary plans etc. You can visit my website here and give me some feedback if my work is of any help.
Thank You
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Fitness should take a little time from every woman time. It can improve your health generally but in most cases you hear Fitness when it comes to weight-loss. My name is Sarah and i always find time ( everyday) to do some running at least. Also, most of the time i go to work by bicycle and that is all i need to have a head start of the day.
I’m also a writer, so i started a project to help women with all kind of tricks and tips, dietary plans etc. You can visit my website here and give me some feedback if my work is of any help.
Thank You