January - Minneapolis Club
January - Minneapolis Club
January - Minneapolis Club
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Valentine’s Gala<br />
To RSVP contact 612.332.2292 or concierge@mplsclub.org<br />
Make your reservation for the Valentine’s<br />
Gala and have access to these great Spa<br />
packages:<br />
60 Minute Massage and a 60 Minute Facial $ 80<br />
60 Minute Facial and a Bodywrap $80<br />
2 – 60 minute massages $100<br />
30 Minute Facial & Bodywrap for Her<br />
with a 60 Minute Massage for Him $120<br />
*services available February 4 - February 18<br />
Valentine’s Gala Romance Package:<br />
Guest Room, Bottle of Champagne, and<br />
Continental Breakfast $100<br />
*room available February 11th<br />
February 11th, 2012<br />
Join us for a night of Romance and Jazz<br />
6:00 pm Champagne Reception<br />
7:30 pm Chocolate Infused<br />
Four Course Dinner<br />
9:00 pm Dance<br />
music by Patty Peterson<br />
$150 per couple<br />
***♦ formal attire, black tie optional<br />
Valentine’s Day<br />
3<br />
2<br />
Gift Certificates<br />
Massage:<br />
for<br />
$180.00<br />
Serenity Spa:<br />
60min facials<br />
for<br />
$100.00<br />
Other Gift Certificates also available.<br />
Call (612) 332-2292 x440 for details<br />
5 for<br />
$268.00<br />
CLUB<br />
FITNESS CENTER<br />
Jayme Sussner<br />
Health and Fitness<br />
Director<br />
Another holiday season is behind us and a new year with<br />
new challenges lies ahead. I would like to reach out to<br />
all of those who are looking to set weight loss New Years<br />
Resolutions and offer some helpful hints as you start<br />
to watch those pounds come off. A question that I get<br />
asked a lot is: “Why should I track calories or log what<br />
I am eating” Research shows that only nine percent of<br />
Americans accurately track daily calories and statistics show<br />
that people who track calories lose twice as much weight<br />
as others. If you do not track calories, you are likely eating<br />
more than you think. Some of the main culprits are:<br />
Picking and Nibbling<br />
A few bites of your kid’s mac and cheese, a piece of<br />
chocolate out of the office candy bowl, a few pretzels, etc.<br />
These items can add up to more than 1,000 calories per day.<br />
Liquid Calories<br />
The calories in juice, soda, lemonade, sweetened iced<br />
tea, flavored coffee, alcohol, and other drinks rack up the<br />
calories quickly. Try low-calorie options like flavored water<br />
and avoid adding sugar to coffee or tea.<br />
Skipping Meals<br />
Your body needs fuel on a regular basis. Those who skip a<br />
meal usually overeat at the next one. When you go without<br />
Yoga + Chocolate + Wine<br />
Guided by Melissa Schoeller<br />
<strong>January</strong>, 31st<br />
5:30 pm<br />
The Yoga+Chocolate+Wine experience highlights the sensual<br />
exploration of taste as a secret gateway to the richer life<br />
available in the present moment. Participants will taste a<br />
variety of chocolates, and wines after a rich, yet accessible<br />
practice of Yoga postures.<br />
$25 per person or $40 for two -<br />
registration required<br />
You taste so much more of the<br />
chocolate and wine. Even the<br />
chemistry of your saliva is different<br />
when you’re relaxed. The piece<br />
of chocolate is a metaphor for<br />
everything in life. When you’re in<br />
the moment, everything is sweeter,<br />
and richer.<br />
eating for a long period of time your blood sugar drops,<br />
zapping your energy. Plan snacks to keep your energy up<br />
and hunger at bay.<br />
Dining out<br />
An International Food Information Council study found that<br />
most people order meals based on taste and price rather<br />
than nutritional value. Some dishes, however, can rack up<br />
more than 1,500 calories. Even if you think you’re making<br />
a healthier choice, there are often hidden calories in salads<br />
and sandwiches from creamy sauces and toppings. Read<br />
the calorie counts now provided in many menus before<br />
ordering.<br />
Portion Distortion<br />
Do you think you can accurately eyeball a half-cup of<br />
pasta or one ounce of cheese Many people routinely<br />
underestimate how much they are really eating. Try<br />
measuring your food for a week. You will have a much<br />
better idea of how much food is enough.<br />
Keep these tips in mind and your New Year’s resolution may<br />
not be so daunting. If you would like more nutritional tips<br />
I would invite you to meet with the <strong>Club</strong>’s Dietitian Lyndia<br />
Enright. I look forward to seeing you around the <strong>Club</strong> and<br />
in the Fitness Center this year.<br />
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