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Beer Fit Life

The fitness podcast for the craft beer lover brought to you by Beer Fit Club. They’re the first pop-up fitness event company that brought you Beer + Yoga featured in the Wall Street Journal, Fox News, Insider Fitness and much more! Loving beer and caring for your body, can be a tricky balance. Navigate this craft beer and fitness lifestyle with our host, Sophia Del Gigante, founder and CEO of Beer Fit Club. She’s lost over 70 pounds, changed her mindset, and made fitness more fun and accessible to her community of beer and fitness lovers called #BeerFits since 2015.

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    S2E20 – Self Care During a Quarantine

    Beer Fit Life · S2E20-Self Care During a Quarentine This pandemic has really heightened depression and anxiety due to the uncertainty of our future. Self-care has never been more important. Sophia and Lindsay discuss their tips for self-care and their ways of managing depression along with anxiety. Listen for some tips on how to care for yourself and lift up your spirits. The post S2E20 – Self Care During a Quarantine appeared first on Beer Fit Club.

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    S2E19 – Nutrition During a Crisis

    Sophia talks with Lindsay Monaco about nutrition in a crisis. We all want to get in our comfort food but how can we still do something positive for our health as well. The post S2E19 – Nutrition During a Crisis appeared first on Beer Fit Club.

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    Nine Tips to Thrive During This Crisis

    This crisis can bring out the worst or the best in you. We cannot control the crisis itself but how we react and respond to it. Get 8 tips to thrive during this crisis and not just survive. You can also read the article below. Let’s just get this outta the way, this crisis is both unprecedented and completely sucks. People have lost jobs; businesses will struggle to stay open. I have personally lost my income. So, I feel your pain. Though we cannot control this current crisis and the actions of others, we can control and/or mitigate our response to it. Aside from just surviving this situation we can also thrive through it. As someone that works from home, I have found a way to stay self-motivated and to become resilient. So, let’s get into it, shall we? Tap into Your Community Ha-ha, you like that pun? Funny enough, during this time as we socially distance, we are so fortunate to have communications and the internet at our fingertips. Can you imagine this shit in 1995 with dial-up? Oh helllll no. So, let’s take a moment to be grateful AF for that. My social life has been better than ever. I have been using Zoom to have a call with my gals from college, Facebook Live to Connect to our community, and IG Live to connect to all of you as well. You can even video call friends with Facebook messenger or facetime. Make sure you set aside time to meet with your friends, family, and, of course, your Beerfits community. PS- We’re offering Beer Trivia on Instagram live every Wednesday at 7 pm where you can win prizes. We’re also hosting Friday Happy Hours on Instagram Live at 7 pm talking to members of the local craft community to keep you tapped into local beer, and FREE Beer Fit Club classes every Sunday at 12 pm (Join our email list to learn more.) Anchor Yourself in a Morning Routine It may sound crazy, but my morning routine is saving my life! Why? Every damn day starts the same way, and there is real comfort in what’s familiar. Aside from that what comprises your morning routine is even more important. Now, I am not going to get crazy with you, some people’s routines, just hearing them, gives me anxiety. I have a simple morning routine that sets me up for success. This is what works for me. I clean up, get dressed and go on a 2 mile walk with my dog while listening to my favorite podcasts. I come home and make myself a killer healthy and hearty breakfast of three eggs, veggies and potatoes. While my coffee brews in my French press for 3 minutes I meditate. Just following my breath. Then I start on my days to do list.  I recommend that EVERYONE start their day with a nice long walk. Exercise boosts those happy chemicals in your body while you soak up some sweet Vitamin D and get a start to your day without the TV.  To build this habit takes about two weeks. No better time to start than now! I challenge you today to take your walk, take a pic and tag us on Instagram @beer_fit_club Keep your Normal Sleep and Wake Time Right now, in NY, we are looking at an entire month more of staying at home. We want to stay up late every damn day like we did when we had our summer vacation in 6th grade, but the more you lose hold of your daily routines and sleep habits, the harder it will be to get back on board. Allow yourself the weekends to be off habit but staying with your normal circadian times will help keep you on track to get back to business.  Live in Gratitude I have many reasons to drink all day and eat like the 11-year-old fat kid inside of me. How can I avoid this? Gratitude, baby. For every small thing that is wrong there are at least three that are right. Yes, you cannot see your friends in person, but you can still call them or video chat with them. We can’t leave the house much, but we have internet and streaming TV right at our fingertips. You can watch any show or movie. OMG, the horror!  How can you step into your gratitude? One way is to have a journal where you reflect on all that you are grateful for daily. Another thing I do is meditate on all that I am grateful for. I sit in silence breathe and think of all the things I must be incredibly grateful for every day. This can be as small as the air we breathe and as large as still having income during this tough time. Just because you have something easily accessible to you everyday does not mean you should overlook it. Like I used to think of clean water as a given, and like, duh. However, this is not a given to the whole world of even the whole damn country. So, gratitude can also allow us to have perspective on the actual level of our problems.  Limit Your Time Watching News and Scrolling Through Social Media When this crisis started, I got scared, as we all did. Then looking through Facebook and watching the news updates was making me seriously stress the F out. Social Media is not inherently bad, but it does allow people to spread misinformation as fast as the Coronavirus itself. How many chain statuses have we seen? How many news stories of pure speculation or opinion? Call me old fashioned, but I like my new double fact checked and free of bias. The model of social media and digital, as well as, TV news, for the most part relies on selling advertising and getting as many people to watch as possible. The larger their audience, the larger the ad revenue. Fear makes us keep watching.  I usually listen to NPR News Daily on my Alexa smart speaker and get daily Corona virus email updates from Gov. Cuomo. This takes about 15 minutes of my day to stay informed of the most important headlines without any additional speculation or opinion. Tame Your Inner Crazy  It’s normal for panic thoughts to come through your head. Aside from the above tip, we need to cultivate our own inner chatter. Self-awareness is more important now more than ever. Knowing your thoughts can allow you to reframe them or prepare for anything causing you anxiety. Here are some actionable tips you can take to gain insight on your thoughts and fears.  Journaling – Just write everything you are thinking out. When you pinpoint your fears and what is bothering you, this allows you to take actions to help you.  Create an anxiety and action list – Create a list of what you are most anxious about and then create a list of three ways you can take action to manage or ease those fears.  Fear Setting – Devised by Tim Ferris this exercise allows you to realize your greatest fears and how to manage them. Learn more here in his TED Talk. Meditate for Five Minutes Daily – Sit and breathe deeply for five minutes and notices the thoughts that pop into your head. Try to anchor yourself back to your breath. This is a practice and practice allow you to focus and build on self-awareness. Keep on Moving! This is the WORST time to skip out on your fitness. Why? Stress breeds cortisol, a hormone that can make you gain weight and lower your immune system. An impaired immune system is NOT what you need during this pandemic. Get out and take a jog, walk, or hike. There are tons of workouts on YouTube AND Beer Fit Club is streaming live classes every Sunday at 12 pm. There are also a TON of apps like Couch to 5k that can help you! You have a ton of time at home, so there’s no better time to work on your cardio. Use This Time to Start on that Dream Project We all know you have a project you’ve always wanted to do but NEVER had the time. Is it starting a blog, a passion project, business idea, painting the bedroom? I know you have something you’ve been burning to do. Distract yourself from the crazy in the most productive way possible. Don’t pressure yourself too hard, like the queen of taking on too much shit, AKA me. LOL  Free classes, new podcasts weekly, running a group page, designing fuck tons of new merch, and more. But, hey, this is an opportunity to get ‘er done guys! I am going to take the universe up on it’s offer. LOL  Keep Enjoying Your Local Beer If you’re stuck inside, I cannot think of a better time to drink local beer. Almost all breweries offer to go cans and crowlers. Some even allow you to order online or get delivery. Check out our Instagram Featured stories on supporting breweries or go look at your favorite brewery’s Instagram for more info! The post Nine Tips to Thrive During This Crisis appeared first on Beer Fit Club.

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    S2E17 – Low Calorie Cocktails with Jason Freeman

    This week Sophia talks with veteran bartender, Jason Freeman about creating low-calorie cocktails at home. This was recorded before the crisis and particularly useful right now. The post S2E17 – Low Calorie Cocktails with Jason Freeman appeared first on Beer Fit Club.

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    Corona Madness: Fact and Fiction with Lindsay Monaco

    Lindsay Monaco from Nutrition from the Rest of Us used to work for the CDC! Who better to talk to us during this crazy time. This is everything you need to know fact and fiction with some words of encouragement from Sophia Del Gigante. The post Corona Madness: Fact and Fiction with Lindsay Monaco appeared first on Beer Fit Club.

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    S2E15 – Top Changes I’ve Made to My Diet in 2020

    This week, Sophia tells us the changes she has made in her diet in 2020. She’s rocking WW and already over 12 pounds down in a month. The post S2E15 – Top Changes I’ve Made to My Diet in 2020 appeared first on Beer Fit Club.

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    S2E14 – The Importance of Sisterhood with Monica Sacco

    It’s only fitting for March as Women’s Month to discuss the importance of sisterhood in every woman’s life. Sophia sits down with our very own, Lead Instructor, Monica Sacco, to understand the importance of women supporting other women. The post S2E14 – The Importance of Sisterhood with Monica Sacco appeared first on Beer Fit Club.

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    S2E13 – Intermittent Fasting – Nutrition for the Rest of Us

    Have you heard of Intermittent Fasting? There are a lot of claims about it, but we’ve got the science of it. Lindsay from Nutrition for the Rest of Us breaks it down for us to explain what it is, the different methods and if it works. The post S2E13 – Intermittent Fasting – Nutrition for the Rest of Us appeared first on Beer Fit Club.

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    S2E12 – Treat Yo’ Self Valentine’s Day Edition

    Lindsay takes over the podcast this week to teach us how to navigate this holiday, but not derailing our diet. The post S2E12 – Treat Yo’ Self Valentine’s Day Edition appeared first on Beer Fit Club.

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    S2E11 – 2020 Goals Check-in

    Sophia pops on to check-in with you guys about one of her goals for 2020 and we want to check with you too. We want to help keep us all accountable for our goals. Listen for information on how to join in!podcastgoals2020resolutions The post S2E11 – 2020 Goals Check-in appeared first on Beer Fit Club.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

The fitness podcast for the craft beer lover brought to you by Beer Fit Club. They’re the first pop-up fitness event company that brought you Beer + Yoga featured in the Wall Street Journal, Fox News, Insider Fitness and much more! Loving beer and caring for your body, can be a tricky balance. Navigate this craft beer and fitness lifestyle with our host, Sophia Del Gigante, founder and CEO of Beer Fit Club. She’s lost over 70 pounds, changed her mindset, and made fitness more fun and accessible to her community of beer and fitness lovers called #BeerFits since 2015.

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The fitness podcast for the craft beer lover brought to you by Beer Fit Club. They’re the first pop-up fitness event company that brought you Beer + Yoga featured in the Wall Street Journal, Fox News, Insider Fitness and much more! Loving beer and caring for your body, can be a tricky balance....

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