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Blog postMy two boys – Riley and Tyler – are itching for warmer weather to get here. They are getting a serious case of cabin fever and they want to get outside and run around.
The two of them are sports nuts and can’t wait for the baseball season to get rolling.
In fact, I can’t wait either.
I bring this up because with Spring sports about to launch into full gear, I thought it’d be nice to write a bit about getting in shape for baseball and softball. Next6 years ago Read more -
Blog postWhen it comes to exercise programs, few routines compare with a prolonged running plan. Whether you’re looking to loose weight, shed stress or improve your health, running fills every need.
I often get asked one question from novice athletes as they begin a program, “Should I run on a treadmill or jog outside?”
Actually, it’s a simple answer… with complexities.
Let me start by saying, in general, running is running. If you have problems with you knees, ankles or back,6 years ago Read more -
Blog postWhen it comes to exercise and diet, there are a lot of opinions and myth’s floating around.
From fitness professionals, friends and books to newspaper and magazine articles, there’s advice everywhere. Throw in the great wide internet, and its information overload. Sometimes this advice is helpful, but quite often, it’s just plain wrong.
I thought it would be nice to pick a couple of hot topics and set the record straight… or at least add to the information avalanche.6 years ago Read more -
Blog postIn my weekly newspaper column, “Healthy Living with Brian Duewel,” I finish each article with a short recipe. From time to time, I will publish those here on Butterscotch Dreams. In addition, you can find the posted recipes pulled from all the blog posts in the Healthy Eating tab.
If you enjoy these Healthy Eating tips, consider signing up for the Butterscotch Dreams newsletter, where additional recipes will be delivered directly to your email inbox on a regular basis.7 years ago Read more -
Blog postRunning is, without doubt, one of the best cardiovascular exercises available, and whether you’re ready or not, the running season is here.
There are some diehards out there who lace up all year-long… never taking a break; conversely, there are many that only go out once the weather turns.
Whichever category you fall… or will fall into… now is the time to make 2015 the year to hit the pavement, track or trail.
The aerobic benefits gained from a short jog a7 years ago Read more -
Blog postTwo of the most important things in the world to me are my children and the health and well-being of my family. These are the two things I work on the most in life… making sure my kids are raised right, that they are healthy and that they have a happy childhood.
I take great pride in the fact that I continually find ways to incorporate my family in the activities that helps build strength and character, not to mention, develops a lifelong fitness base and an understanding of prop7 years ago Read more -
Blog postIn my weekly newspaper column, “Healthy Living with Brian Duewel,” I finish each article with a short recipe. From time to time, I will add those here in Butterscotch Dreams. In addition, you can find the posted recipes pulled out from all the blog posts in the Healthy Eating tab.
If you enjoy the Healthy Eating tips, consider signing up for the Butterscotch Dreams newsletter, where additional recipes will be delivered directly to your email inbox on a regular basis.
Now,7 years ago Read more -
Blog postAs a fitness professional, I constantly hear about people’s pain and suffering… Some common questions I get include:
“My knee hurts, should I continue running?”
“I hear popping in my shoulder when I swing my racket, is there something wrong?”
“My chest feels tight when I’m working out, should I see my doctor?”
Sometimes it’s difficult to determine whether you’re hobbled with a serious injury or if it’s just a nagging ache that’s keeping you sidelined. There’s a7 years ago Read more -
Blog postEveryone makes excuses at one time or another. I’ve done it, and chances are you’ve done it too.
Excuses can range in size and scope. We make excuses about why we drink too much soda, fail to eat our veggies and neglect our exercise routine.
Sometimes we tell ourselves that we’re too tired, don’t feel well or just don’t have the energy to hit the gym. We blame our kids, our work and our spouse for our procrastination.
For me personally, each day, I wake up at 2:00 AM,7 years ago Read more -
Blog postHere’s the thing about making money with internet marketing… In theory, it’s really not that hard. The same goes for writing about health and wellness. If you know your stuff, it’s not difficult.
If you’re interested in writing about fitness related topics… and you want to make some money doing it, then maybe internet marketing is for you. I’m not talking about millions of dollars, but if you’re interested in making some extra cash each month, the system is pretty simple.
7 years ago Read more
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Because every election these days is so important to the future of our great nation, the desire for the average American to choose a side and get involved is greater than ever. The size of the office being sought is insignificant; the will to invoke change is there. But with most people, there's a problem: they don't know where, how or even when to start.
The average American doesn't have the money, connections or name recognition to do what it takes to get elected. That’s where “The Art of the Political Campaign” comes in.
As a former, candidate for political office, Brian Duewel quickly found out that there was little resource for the average guy to make the jump into the political process. That’s why he authored, “The Art of the Political Campaign: How to run for elected office with no money, name recognition or political connections.”
As he was campaigning, Duewel decided to document how an ordinary person could run for public office. In addition to what he learned on the campaign trail, Duewel decided to ask other successful politicians what they encountered. After years of searching, investigating and surveying those officials, Duewel compiled a thorough list of advice and stories. These stories come from politicians from across the country; from mayors and county board members to state representatives and state senators - no political stone was left unturned.
This is a political book that is politically free. No issues, agendas or political parties are ever brought into play. Duewel wants people to enjoy the information, advice and stories in the book without a predetermined bias.
If you're thinking about running for office, if you've ever thought about making a move into politics or if you know someone who has political aspirations, you owe it to yourself to get "The Art of the Political Campaign: How to run for elected office with no money, name recognition or political connections."
The average American doesn't have the money, connections or name recognition to do what it takes to get elected. That’s where “The Art of the Political Campaign” comes in.
As a former, candidate for political office, Brian Duewel quickly found out that there was little resource for the average guy to make the jump into the political process. That’s why he authored, “The Art of the Political Campaign: How to run for elected office with no money, name recognition or political connections.”
As he was campaigning, Duewel decided to document how an ordinary person could run for public office. In addition to what he learned on the campaign trail, Duewel decided to ask other successful politicians what they encountered. After years of searching, investigating and surveying those officials, Duewel compiled a thorough list of advice and stories. These stories come from politicians from across the country; from mayors and county board members to state representatives and state senators - no political stone was left unturned.
This is a political book that is politically free. No issues, agendas or political parties are ever brought into play. Duewel wants people to enjoy the information, advice and stories in the book without a predetermined bias.
If you're thinking about running for office, if you've ever thought about making a move into politics or if you know someone who has political aspirations, you owe it to yourself to get "The Art of the Political Campaign: How to run for elected office with no money, name recognition or political connections."
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Healthy Eating: An everyday guide on how to live a more nutritious life (A compilation of columns Book 1)
Nov 30, 2015
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Brian Duewel
$2.99
Healthy Eating is a collection of nationally syndicated "Healthy Living with Brian Duewel" columns. These few hand-selected articles are filled with weight loss tips, food & nutrition guidance and diet information. For less than it costs for your morning cup of coffee, you can get this short, easy read to supplement your healthy lifestyle.
As a member of the Governor’s (IL) Council on Health and Physical Fitness, Brian Duewel has dedicated his life to help spread the word on the importance of healthy living. After scouring the archives, Duewel found some of the most significant articles, confronting some of the biggest nutritional issues facing Americans today and created the Healthy Eating collection. In volume one, you find everything you need to tackle your health and nutritional goals.
Duewel’s writing credentials include numerous newspapers and magazines, multiple television news and sports programs and various blogs; he’s also been honored with awards by the Illinois Press Association and the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. With more than 25 years professional experience, Duewel has had work printed, broadcast or produced thousands of times. Brian Duewel also spent time as a journalism professor at Columbia College Chicago and taught news writing at Tribeca Flashpoint Academy.
His fitness expertise includes decades of exercise training, including ten years as a multi-certified personal trainer and fitness business owner. He has designed and run fitness classes and camps for park districts and coached youth soccer for decades. Duewel has been featured on radio and television and is a member, panelist and official health advocate for the WEGO Health Network.
As a member of the Governor’s (IL) Council on Health and Physical Fitness, Brian Duewel has dedicated his life to help spread the word on the importance of healthy living. After scouring the archives, Duewel found some of the most significant articles, confronting some of the biggest nutritional issues facing Americans today and created the Healthy Eating collection. In volume one, you find everything you need to tackle your health and nutritional goals.
Duewel’s writing credentials include numerous newspapers and magazines, multiple television news and sports programs and various blogs; he’s also been honored with awards by the Illinois Press Association and the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. With more than 25 years professional experience, Duewel has had work printed, broadcast or produced thousands of times. Brian Duewel also spent time as a journalism professor at Columbia College Chicago and taught news writing at Tribeca Flashpoint Academy.
His fitness expertise includes decades of exercise training, including ten years as a multi-certified personal trainer and fitness business owner. He has designed and run fitness classes and camps for park districts and coached youth soccer for decades. Duewel has been featured on radio and television and is a member, panelist and official health advocate for the WEGO Health Network.
Healthy Living: An everyday guide on how to live a happier, healthier life (A Compilation of Columns Book 1)
Nov 22, 2015
by
Brian Duewel
$3.49
Healthy Living is a collection of Brian Duewel's nationally syndicated "Healthy Living with Brian Duewel" column. These fifty hand-selected articles are filled with workout advice, weight loss tips, food & nutrition guidance, fitness lessons learned, humorous exercise stories and sports fitness information.
This collection is meant to be a short, easy read to help supplement your healthy lifestyle.
As a member of the Governor’s (IL) Council on Health and Physical Fitness, Brian Duewel has dedicated his life to help spread the word on the importance of healthy living. After scouring the archives, Duewel found fifty of the most significant articles, confronting some of the biggest health issues facing Americans today and created the Healthy Living collection. In volume one, you find everything you need to tackle your health and fitness goals from children’s nutrition and heat-related exercise to arthritis prevention and golf fitness.
Duewel’s writing credentials include numerous newspapers and magazines, multiple television news and sports programs and various blogs; he’s also been honored with awards by the Illinois Press Association and the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. With more than 25 years professional experience, Duewel has had work printed, broadcast or produced thousands of times. Brian Duewel also spent time as a journalism professor at Columbia College Chicago and taught news writing at Tribeca Flashpoint Academy.
His fitness expertise includes decades of exercise training, including ten years as a multi-certified personal trainer and fitness business owner. He has designed and run fitness classes and camps for park districts and coached youth soccer for decades. Duewel has been featured on radio and television and is a member, panelist and official health advocate for the WEGO Health Network.
This collection is meant to be a short, easy read to help supplement your healthy lifestyle.
As a member of the Governor’s (IL) Council on Health and Physical Fitness, Brian Duewel has dedicated his life to help spread the word on the importance of healthy living. After scouring the archives, Duewel found fifty of the most significant articles, confronting some of the biggest health issues facing Americans today and created the Healthy Living collection. In volume one, you find everything you need to tackle your health and fitness goals from children’s nutrition and heat-related exercise to arthritis prevention and golf fitness.
Duewel’s writing credentials include numerous newspapers and magazines, multiple television news and sports programs and various blogs; he’s also been honored with awards by the Illinois Press Association and the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. With more than 25 years professional experience, Duewel has had work printed, broadcast or produced thousands of times. Brian Duewel also spent time as a journalism professor at Columbia College Chicago and taught news writing at Tribeca Flashpoint Academy.
His fitness expertise includes decades of exercise training, including ten years as a multi-certified personal trainer and fitness business owner. He has designed and run fitness classes and camps for park districts and coached youth soccer for decades. Duewel has been featured on radio and television and is a member, panelist and official health advocate for the WEGO Health Network.