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Fit News, January 2021
Greetings!
The new year is a natural time for aspirations, as it brings the promise of new beginnings, and define ourselves, with a fresh start. We shake off the old and leave behind anything that didn’t serve us the previous year.

January means deep winter. We embrace the New Year’s promise of new life and energy. We wear sparkles. We push the idea of our best selves forward into spring.

With the cold weather, snow, frigid temperatures, and a short supply of daylight, it's easy to let your workout routine—and your fitness—slide during the winter months. But with the right gear, a few precautions, a good plan, and a mindful approach to winter weather, you can make it through the dreaded months and keep your fitness training on track.

Healthy and Fit New Year!

Katherina
The Many Faces of Fitness
No matter your age, gender, fitness level, current weight, personal issues, family situation–fitness is for you, and Firehouse Gym is the place to become fit.

If you haven't been at Firehouse Gym, lately you are missing some seriously delicious smoothies and energy-infused herbal teas created by the Master Health & Wellness Entrepreneur Jalen Hamilton.

To the right are three of his Tea Bombs that boost metabolism & energy, 
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8-Week New Year's Fitness Plan

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