Buffalo Park Class

Posted by Stroller Strides Flagstaff On May - 22 - 2009

Class meets Mon, Wed, Fri 9:15AM at the Ramada in Buffalo Park. Every Stroller Strides class is a TOTAL body workout including, cardio, strength training, balance and flexibility. All you need to bring is a mat/towel, water, sunscreen and snacks for your baby!

Luna Moms Club

Posted by Stroller Strides Flagstaff On May - 22 - 2009

Stroller Strides is proud to offer the Luna Moms Club, powered by LUNA bar! This free club has weekly playgroups, monthly Moms Night Out and quarterly community service projects.

5k Training Program

Posted by Stroller Strides Flagstaff On May - 22 - 2009

Wanna run a 5k? How about a 10k? Half Marathon? Marathon? With Stroller Strides running programs you will be racing your way across the finish line in no time.

Community Service

Posted by Stroller Strides Flagstaff On May - 22 - 2009

As part of the Luna Moms Club "Moms with a Mission" program we complete quarterly community service programs. So far this year we've raised $3,000 for Girls on the Run and $1,500 for the March of Dimes!

Make New Friends

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It can be lonely and overwhelming being a new (or even an 'old') mom- with Stroller Strides you're not alone. Come meet other moms in Flagstaff and take some time out for yourself, with your kids. We've all been there and love to help!

GOOOOOAAAAAALLLLL!

Posted by Beth On 2:37 PM
Setting goals.... This topic of conversation is usually reserved for New Year's Resolutions, but I'm going to suggest a novel idea- what if we took a look at our lives right now and set a few goals, now, in July?
In Lisa Druxman's book, Lean Mommy, she describes how to set SMART goals:

"Goal-setting can be tricky because a goal can set you up for success- or failure....If a new behavior doesn't fit into your lifestyle, is too much to keep up with, or doesn't provide you with motivating feedback along the way, you simply won't achieve your goal."

So how do you set a good goal? The best way is to set a SMART goal.

Specific: Clearly define what you want to happen
Measurable: Your goal needs to be something you can measure
Achievable: Aim for something in the realm of your personal possibility
Reinforceable: Is it something that you can reinforce or reward yourself for?
Timely: Is there a time frame to accomplish this goal?

Here are some examples of Not-so-Smart and SMART Goals:
1. I want to eat healthier (not-so-smart)
I want to eat 15 grams of fiber each day- Sub-goal: I will eat beans for lunch every day & a piece of fruit with every meal. (SMART)

2. I am going to start running
I will run 3 times/week and will be ready to run a 1/2 marathon in 6 months. Sub-goal: I'm going to run 3 times/week and be ready to run a 5k in 3 months. (SMART)
So find something you want to accomplish- it is best to start small- make it into a SMART goal, write it down & go out & DO IT! I can help you if you need it!

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