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Category: Fitness

  • The Gift Guide for Your Best Year Yet

    The Gift Guide for Your Best Year Yet

    9 gifts to make 2015 your best year yet

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    With Christmas already a couple days away, I think it’s okay to add items to your online shopping cart for yourself. After this year of transition, I realized that what I really wanted was what we all want: love and balance. Since that’s not something you can really gift, I put together some items that can support any superbly single girl in her ongoing quest to become her best self. Read on for gifts for making 2015 your best year yet. Plus don’t miss an exclusive offer for our readers to activewear line Gwenyth!

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  • Follow Friday | Five Favorite Blogs

    Follow Friday | Five Favorite Blogs

    5 blogs to add to your list

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    This #FollowFriday, discover blogs that will help you through the holidays: choosing gifts, saving money, and staying healthy.

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  • Follow Friday | Five Favorite Blogs

    Follow Friday | Five Favorite Blogs

    5 blogs to add to your list

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    PHOTO: Amy Bartlam.

    A recent BlogHer event I attended reaffirmed the importance of community to the success of any blog. Since my move I’ve experienced firsthand the awesome population of bloggers in the city, and meeting them has given me more of an incentive to be part of the community. Today’s round-up of posts covers every part of a superbly single lifestyle—from fashion to fitness, travel to tavern. I’m lucky to have met these fabulous girls and urge you to add them to your list of blogs to follow.

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  • Downward Dog Diss

    Downward Dog Diss

    Catherine’s recent yoga nightmare, 5 lessons she took away + tips on starting yoga

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     PHOTO: Move. Nourish. Believe

    I had never regretted my decision to take a yoga class… until last Wednesday.

    I headed to this studio, new to me, with anticipation. It was on my list of studios to try ever since I moved back—probably because it was one of the few with free and easy parking; unlike L.A., here nowhere you go has valet. The studio was warm (I’m talking temperature), and I’m much more comfortable in airy (read, air conditioned) studios but I let go and embraced the fact that I would likely leave the class feeling relaxed and refreshed.

    With my limited experience, I believe yoga is a practice of constantly letting go of the ego, calming your mind, focusing your breath, listening to your body. On this evening, the night before the full moon, what our instructor led us through was the complete opposite of that. The class started in a seated position focusing in on the breath. I felt myself center. And this was the last time I would feel calm for the rest of the evening.

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  • Single Girl Reviews | ClassPass, San Francisco

    Single Girl Reviews | ClassPass, San Francisco

    Catherine shares her one-month experience on ClassPass

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    Already available in New York. Los Angeles, Boston, and Chicago, ClassPass launched last week in Washington, D.C. ClassPass hit San Francisco by storm in August. In the land of the start-up, ClassPass had the city jumping at the chance to tour and support the boutique gyms and fitness studios that generally require dedicated membership at each respectively. Now we all had an excuse to check out a studio or a class that we had been meaning to. Hate the gym? Like to mix up your fitness routine? Shopping for a new studio to call home? ClassPass is for you. Read on for my experience on ClassPass and my visits to studios around the city.

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