INSPO Fitness Journal December 2018
Everything from nutrition, beauty, home and workplace wellbeing to health, performance – and so much more.
Everything from nutrition, beauty, home and workplace wellbeing to health, performance – and so much more.
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is, understanding it and knowing what to do<br />
when your emotions to get the better of you,<br />
while also being aware of those around you<br />
and being sensitive to their emotional needs.<br />
Spiritual<br />
Spiritual health isn’t just based on spirituality,<br />
faith or religion. Spiritual health<br />
is about your soul; what feeds your soul,<br />
what gives you drive, and adds purpose and<br />
meaning to life. Your spirit is what gets you<br />
out of bed in the morning, what influences<br />
your values, morals and characteristics, and<br />
what makes your life meaningful. It’s about<br />
having a life that you enjoy, a life that<br />
makes you happy and a life that you are<br />
living to the fullest.<br />
Social<br />
Social health is vital. It is the relationships<br />
we build, the people we surround ourselves<br />
with and how we interact, communicate and<br />
relate to people. We all have different social<br />
needs; whether we’re introverted, extroverted<br />
or anywhere in between. It’s knowing the<br />
type of social interaction that you need and<br />
that is healthy for you, that brings positivity<br />
to your life and intellectually compels you.<br />
Sometimes we need to be alone, other times<br />
we need to be surrounded by people. It’s<br />
about working out that balance, knowing<br />
your personality and knowing it’s okay to say<br />
no when you need time alone.<br />
Environmental<br />
For me, environmental health is the world<br />
around us. It’s where we live, work, socialise<br />
and play. Having a healthy living and work<br />
environment is crucial. We need to feel safe,<br />
secure and happy in our environment. Having<br />
a roof over your head and a job is something<br />
that is important for our wellbeing,<br />
something that not everyone has the luxury<br />
of. But we also need to ensure it’s healthy –<br />
if that home or workplace is toxic, then it’s<br />
going to affect all areas of your wellbeing and<br />
you need to get out.<br />
Being in tune with these five areas of<br />
health will help you on your journey to<br />
wellbeing. Life should be fun. We all want<br />
to be happy and live life to the fullest. So<br />
sit down, have a think about these key areas<br />
and identify where you can make a positive<br />
change that is going to create balance, increase<br />
happiness and contribute to wellbeing<br />
and that full quality of life.<br />
SHANE WAY An award-winning personal trainer; Shane is committed to helping<br />
others reach their goals and enjoy a positive mindset. Passionate about sharing his own<br />
journey, he places a strong focus on mental wellbeing alongside physical wellbeing.<br />
Shane is also a member of the advisory board for “Creating Our Futures”, which is the<br />
proposed model of change for Mental Health and Addiction services in Waikato.<br />
BEARD essentials<br />
Summer grooming is for men too, and<br />
with the rise in popularity of beard<br />
fashion, a well tended beard can be a<br />
thing of beauty.<br />
Hamilton couple Tara Overwater and Jarrod<br />
Langman are dedicated to the cause. The<br />
couple kicked off their thriving business, Rosco<br />
Beard Co. with a range of handcrafted 100<br />
percent natural beard oils and beard balms.<br />
“We believe in educating men in caring<br />
for their beards and skin underneath, and<br />
our products are designed exactly for that!”<br />
says Tara.<br />
“My background is in beauty therapy,<br />
and so I used my knowledge to craft our oils<br />
out of jojoba oil (it is the closest to the skin’s<br />
natural oil, and so the skin recognises it as<br />
‘something it created’ and therefore allows it<br />
into the skin to nourish and hydrate).”<br />
Other ingredients include sweet almond<br />
oil, argan oil and hemp seed oil to nourish<br />
and hydrate the skin and beard hair, which<br />
in turn reduces dandruff, itchy and dry skin<br />
and leads to less breakage (faster growth) of<br />
the beard hair.<br />
“Our products are 100 percent natural<br />
and organic where possible. Most importantly,<br />
they are not tested on animals!”<br />
The popular Rosco beard balms are crafted<br />
with argan oil, jojoba oil, beeswax, shea<br />
butter and cocoa butter.<br />
“These are suited for longer beards that<br />
not only need hydration, but also help with<br />
styling and ‘smoothing the fuzz’.”<br />
All products are scented with certified<br />
pure therapeutic grade essential oils<br />
(doTerra).<br />
The business is named after Jarrod’s father<br />
Ross (nickname Rosco) who passed away<br />
a few years ago. Rosco Beard Co is a way of<br />
carrying on his name.<br />
Tara and Jarrod are familiar (and popular)<br />
faces at local markets and the range is<br />
available on Facebook (facebook.com/<br />
roscobeardco)<br />
WIN WIN WIN<br />
Enter to win a Rosco Beard Co. gift<br />
pack of natural goodies, including a<br />
beard balm, beard oil and wooden<br />
comb. To enter, email your name and<br />
address, with ROSCO in the subject<br />
line, to win@inspomag.co.nz or enter<br />
online at inspomag.co.nz.<br />
Entries close January 11, 2019.<br />
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