One. January News

To jump start your Wellness journey, new clients are offered their first class free in January!

Jeff Masenheimer, Lac, is offering a New Meditation Class in January.

On January 15th at 1 PM, this meditation class will focus On reducing stress, increasing awareness and calming the nervous system. Jeff will be teaching a few different meditations that include breathing techniques and others that help reduce the stress in our daily lives.

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One. is happy to announce the arrival of Jonathan Ross to the One. team!

Jonathan's own personal journey of growing up with “800 Pounds of Parents” directly inspired Jonathan’s prolific fitness career. He is a multiple Personal Trainer of the Year Award-Winner (ACE, IDEA, and PFP Magazine), one of the original TRX Master Instructors, creator of Funtensity, brain fitness expert, blogger and master trainer for the American Council on Exercise (ACE). His book, Abs Revealed, delivers a modern, intelligent approach to abdominal training. A former astronomer, Jonathan used to study stellar bodies – now he builds them!

Jonathan will be teaching a new class on Wednesdays at 9:15 AM called Funtensity.

Funtensity is appropriate for all ages… clients often bring their grandchildren to class so there are 3 generations of people doing a workout together. ;)

If you are interested in learning more about Funtensity, Jonathan will be doing a presentation at AA County Public Library on January 4 @ 10 AM called “Funtensity: Fitness for Seniors.” . Registration is free opening on Dec. 21st, space is limited to 20 people

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Click here for a 360 degree viewing of Funtensity in action!

As a master TRX instructor, Jonathan will also be teaching two TRX classes for One. on Tuesdays at 9:15 AM and Thursdays at 4:45 PM

Click here to reserve your TRX spot with Jeff

Foam Roller Class!

Join Christina Thomas on Saturday, January 18th at 9:30 AM for a fantastic introduction to the foam roller and everything you did not know you could do on one! (seriously these guys are life changing ;)

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Barre returns!

Barre class returns on Saturday, January 4th at 9 AM and January 11th at 9 AM with Katie Mazur!

Katie will also be hosting Yoga flow on Wednesday January 8th at 6 PM.

Click here to reserve your spot, space is limited in our small intimate studio!

Painful Tired Feet?

Have you been putting off getting your custom orthotics made because of the cost and difficulty in scheduling an appointment?

Now is the time to check this off of your list.

Custom orthotics fit easily into most shoes, are just $250 at One., appointments are easy to schedule and orthotics arrive in just two weeks time.

Do something good for your feet today!

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Pilates is for EVERYONE!

"Pilates looks deceptively easy. But the often-tiny movements improve balance and core strength, Bird’s (a Pilates researcher and post-doctoral research fellow at the University of British Columbia)  research  suggests. Pilates does this in part by reinforcing the bond between mind and muscles, helping people engage the right muscles in the core. This leads to better posture and control over the body's movements, says Cherie Wells, a senior lecturer in physical therapy at Australia’s Griffith University. Wells’s  research  has found that the core-strengthening perks of Pilates may also ease pain and improve daily life for people suffering from chronic low-back pain."

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Click here to schedule your first free Pilates consultation with Mary Christhilf

One. Rate Increase

For the first time since our opening, One. is implementing a slight change in package rates.

Beginning January 1st, rates will change as follows:

-Single Personal Training session $75

-Five class card $350

-Ten class card $650

-Five pack of 60 minute massages $425

-Five pack of 90 minute massages $550

Thank you for your continued support and patronage!

Intuitive Eating Is a Happier and Healthier Way to Eat—Here’s How to Begin



Experts say the practice of intuitive eating can repair our guilt-ridden relationships with food and our bodies.

By  Sharon Holbrook  December 27, 2019

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Running Can Help You Live Longer. But More Doesn't Always Mean Better

BY  MANDY OAKLANDER   NOVEMBER 7, 2019

One major reason Americans don’t get enough exercise is they feel they don’t have enough time. It can be difficult to squeeze in the 75 minutes of vigorous aerobic exercise per week that federal guidelines recommend; only about half of Americans do, according to the most recent numbers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. But new research suggests people may be able to get life-lengthening benefits by running for far less time.



In a  new analysis  of 14 studies, researchers tracked deaths among more than 232,000 people from the U.S., Denmark, the U.K. and China over at least five years, and compared the findings with people’s self-reports about how much they ran. People who said they ran any amount were less likely to die during the follow-up than those who didn’t run at all. Runners were 27% less likely to die for any reason, compared with nonrunners, and had a 30% and 23% lower risk of dying from cardiovascular disease and cancer, respectively. This was true even for those who didn’t log a great deal of time. The analysis grouped people into clusters, with 50 minutes or less per week representing the group that ran the least—but still ran.

The good news for people who want the maximum  longevity benefits —while spending the least amount of time slapping one foot in front of the other—is that running more than 50 minutes per week wasn’t linked to additional protections against dying. Neither were how often people ran and the pace they kept. As long as you’re running, more isn’t always better, especially given that the risk of injury increases with repetition.

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Annapolis New Year’s Eve Celebration

(and free parking!)

Say goodbye to 2019 at Annapolis’ annual New Year’s Eve celebration, beginning with kids’ activities during the day including face painting, an obstacle course and a moon bounce, plus live music and fireworks. The second round of festivities includes live music and dancing at Susan Campbell Park at City Dock beginning at 8:00 p.m. and ending with midnight fireworks.

Join Mayor Gavin Buckley and his family for the 2020 Annapolis New Year’s Celebration on December 31. The early family-friendly fireworks experience will be behind Maryland Hall at the Bates Athletic Complex around 5:15 with festivities for kids and families getting underway around 3 in the afternoon. Downtown fireworks will go off at midnight. 

Early New Year’s Eve

At 3 p.m. at Bates Athletic Complex (934 Spa Road), a family-friendly, 2020 Annapolis New Year’s Celebration begins, with Mayor Buckley counting down to fireworks at 5:30 p.m. Activities include live music by local teen bands from the Lee Priddy Music Academy, free craft making, face painting, moon bounces and an obstacle course. Annapolis Police and Fire departments will have giveaways and apparatus on display.

A free Circulator Shuttle will run to and from Early New Year’s Eve and Park Place Garage (One Park Place). The Weems Whelan Field parking lot off of Spa Road will be reserved for handicap parking only. Parking will be FREE in Park Place Garage ONLY from 2 p.m. on Tuesday, December 31, until Wednesday, January 1, at 2 a.m. Standard rates will apply at the other three city-owned garages – Hillman located off Main Street, Gotts located on Northwest and Calvert streets, and Knighton off of West Street.

City Dock New Year’s Eve

The City Dock New Year’s Eve celebration will begin around 7 p.m. The evening will be filled with music at Susan Campbell Park with WNAV broadcasting starting at 8 p.m. and hosting a kids’ dance party, followed by the fun, high energy dance band, Radio City, from 9 p.m. to midnight. At midnight, Mayor Buckley will lead the countdown to the New Year 2020 and the fireworks grand finale.

The FREE Circulator shuttle will run the downtown route until 2 a.m. (see note below to track the Circulator on your smartphone).

Parking Hints for Both Events

ONLINE PREPAY: Visitors can reserve parking online at City garages (Noah Hillman, Gotts Court, and Knighton). Visit  annapolisparking.com , navigate to the garage of your choice, and select "Buy Daily Parking.”

CIRCULATOR APP: Download a free app that enables you to track the Circulator’s location in real-time and get estimated arrival times for upcoming stops. The mobile app is available in both iOS and Android app stores at no charge. Simply download the app named “RLS Shuttle” and select “Annapolis Circulator” to start tracking the shuttle.

EASTPORT PARKING: Inbound Chesapeake Avenue will have restricted parking. Severn Avenue will have parking restrictions on both sides. Please pay attention to posted parking notices.

Additional Notes:

·         No shuttle service will be offered to Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.

·         A warming bus will be stationed at Market House beginning at 6 p.m. until 12:30 a.m.

·         There will not be any parking restrictions specifically related to New Year's Eve. However, please be sure to adhere to all residential parking signs to avoid tickets, fines, or towing. Also remember, the free, three-hour parking is only for three hours.

Because of the anticipated crowded conditions, boaters are urged to select preferred viewing-area anchorage early and are also warned to avoid the 1,000-foot safety zone around the fireworks barge. The 1,000-foot safety zone covers all of Spa Creek from Susan Campbell Park to the Chart House. You will not be able to transit that entire portion of Spa Creek from 4 p.m. to midnight.

Please note: Immediately after the fireworks, the barge will be underway to clear the harbor. All boaters must follow the instructions of safety and law enforcement officials including the U.S. Coast Guard, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources Police, Annapolis Police, the Annapolis Fire Department, Annapolis Harbormaster and others.

Remember, City events are alcohol-free events. If you would like to celebrate with alcohol, please visit one of our wonderful local bars, restaurants or hotels. If you are attending New Year’s Eve celebrations anywhere in the area, please drink responsibly and utilize designated drivers, taxi service or ride-sharing.

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Robin Wood Annapolis Clean Up

Public · Hosted by  Hawk Marketing  

Join us on

for a community wide clean up day!

Mini Chocolate Hazelnut Tarts

from Mark's Daily Apple  22 Dec 2019 08:00 AM PST

Crust:

Chocolate Ganache:

Instructions:

Preheat your oven to 325 degrees Fahrenheit. Blend the hazelnuts in a food processor until a crumbly meal forms. Continue processing until the meal begins to clump together.

Add the cacao powder, flaxseed, coconut oil, tapioca starch, sweetener and vanilla extract. Process until a dough begins to form. Add the egg white and blend until you have a uniform dough.

Spray a set of mini tart pans with avocado oil spray. Spoon some dough into the tart pan and press the dough on the bottom and sides of the pan. Repeat with the remaining tart pans. Poke a few holes into the bottom of the tart with a fork. Bake the tarts for about 10 minutes, or until they are firm.

Place the chocolate in a heat-safe bowl. Heat the coconut milk in a small saucepan until it starts to bubble. Once it begins to bubble, pour the milk over the chocolate.

Allow the chocolate and coconut milk to sit for a minute, then whisk together until a smooth and silky chocolate mixture forms.

Whisk in any other add-ins like vanilla extract and espresso powder. Spoon the ganache into the hazelnut tarts and top with a few chopped hazelnuts.

Allow the ganache to set and crust to fully cool prior to removing them from the tins.