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Speaker 2: good morning. Home Depot doesn't see a housing market rebound
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Speaker 4: Okay, And the very latest on the futures Erica.
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Speaker 2: Alrighty eight oh nine on the Big One, seven hundred
Speaker 2: WLW Welcome to the morning show. We hope to have
Speaker 2: her last week and then I screwed up. But it's
Speaker 2: nice to have her and we thank her for her
Speaker 2: flexibility this week. Her name is fitz Kohler. She is
Speaker 2: the author of the new book Supercharge, The Exact Formula
Speaker 2: for Witness for Witness, for Fitness, for Weight Loss and
Speaker 2: Longevity Fits.
Speaker 4: Good morning, How are you?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 6: Good morning, Keith, I'm spectacular.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 6: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 2: It's so cold in Cincinnati and it's where you are
Speaker 2: in Florida.
Speaker 5: No, not even a little bit or focused on you.
Speaker 2: Tell me about Supercharge. Why did you write this book.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I wrote You Supercharged because I've been in the
Speaker 5: fitness industry forever and I am so desperate for folks
Speaker 5: to reach their potential.
Speaker 4: And you know, I called it.
Speaker 5: You Supercharge because it's about the better version of you.
Speaker 5: It's not who Kim Kardashian suggests you should be, or
Speaker 5: Tom Brady, or It's about you elevating everything in your
Speaker 5: life so you look better, you feel better, you perform better,
Speaker 5: you live as long and as well as possible. And
Speaker 5: you know, there's a simple science to it. All these
Speaker 5: people that are selling you diets and pills and powders,
Speaker 5: they're snake oil salesmen. They're vultures. You need to run
Speaker 5: as quickly as possible away from those folks. If you
Speaker 5: understand the truth. You know, I truly believe when people
Speaker 5: know better, they do better. And this book is filled
Speaker 5: with all the golden nuggets people need to to elevate
Speaker 5: everything in their life.
Speaker 2: What is the exact formula? Is there an exact formula
Speaker 2: for weight loss? A lot of people this time of year,
Speaker 2: they want to drop some weight. They want to be
Speaker 2: looking good for the holidays, feeling that are going into
Speaker 2: the new year, is there an exact formula.
Speaker 5: There absolutely is, and it's based on a very similar
Speaker 5: simple calorie calculation, meaning calories in versus calories out. And
Speaker 5: people have heard that, but here's the most simplistic form
Speaker 5: is you choose your goal weight. Let's say you want
Speaker 5: to weigh one hundred and seventy five pounds. You put
Speaker 5: a zero on the end of that immediately becomes your
Speaker 5: daily caloric budget. If you want to weigh one seventy five,
Speaker 5: the maximum amount of calories you should consume daily is
Speaker 5: oney seven hundred and fifty. That's based off the principles
Speaker 5: that humans burn approximately ten calories per pound the body
Speaker 5: weight per day. So if you weigh two hundred pounds
Speaker 5: and you're staying there, we know you are consuming at
Speaker 5: least two thousand calories. If you would like to weigh
Speaker 5: one seventy five, you need to consume no more than
Speaker 5: it takes to sustain one hundred and seventy five pound
Speaker 5: per So whatever you want away, just put a zero
Speaker 5: on the end, and then that's your target. You will
Speaker 5: get there even if you eat garbage food. Now mind
Speaker 5: you you won't be healthy, but you could be real
Speaker 5: freaking slim using the exact formula. If you add quality
Speaker 5: nutrition and exercise, then oh my gosh, your entire world explodes.
Speaker 5: What's goodness?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 2: I want to get to the exercise park because I'm
Speaker 2: always amazed. I used to work nights for thirty plus years.
Speaker 2: Now I'm working in the morning. So I'm always though
Speaker 2: whether I'm working at night working during the day. Of
Speaker 2: the people who get up six o'clock in the morning,
Speaker 2: they get their kids to school, they go to work
Speaker 2: all day, and then somehow, some way they find the ability,
Speaker 2: the energy, the drive to still work out once they
Speaker 2: get back home. But there are a lot of people
Speaker 2: out there, as you know, fits, that have no clue
Speaker 2: how to exercise. What would you say to those? And
Speaker 2: what does you supercharge say to those?
Speaker 5: Well, I've got to I think it's about a ninety
Speaker 5: page chapter called Every Exercise, where I teach you exactly
Speaker 5: how to pursue strength, cardio flexibility balance when it's frequency, intensity, time,
Speaker 5: and type of exercise. And here's the deal. Those people
Speaker 5: that you see that look like they're Marvel superheroes because
Speaker 5: they exercise all the time. You know, we all have
Speaker 5: this moment of motivation. You I have a high school
Speaker 5: reunion or a date, and I want to look good.
Speaker 5: But it's discipline. It's proven discipline that keeps people going.
Speaker 5: So you know, motivation will get you to the start line,
Speaker 5: discipline will get you to the finish line. Fitness is
Speaker 5: not about being a marathon runner or being a bodybuilding champion.
Speaker 5: It's just about getting up and doing something and working
Speaker 5: to become one percent better daily. That's all I ask.
Speaker 5: If you can wherever you are, start where you are
Speaker 5: and work tomorrow, you're going to be one percent better.
Speaker 5: You know, in a month you wake up and you think, wow,
Speaker 5: I've got more energy. I do feel like I have
Speaker 5: a little more pep in my steps. Six months from now,
Speaker 5: you won't be able to recognize the guy or galon
Speaker 5: the mirror. All of a sudden you're thinking, hot, damn,
Speaker 5: I look good.
Speaker 2: You know you talked about that feeling you have when
Speaker 2: you do look in the mirror, and all of a
Speaker 2: sudden you're starting to see direct results. That's obviously a
Speaker 2: direct tie between physical health and mental health.
Speaker 5: Absolutely yeah. I mean they rely so heavily on each other.
Speaker 5: I can tell you that if you are not exercising
Speaker 5: at all, you are more likely to be aired and
Speaker 5: depressed and cranky. If you are depressed or cranky, you
Speaker 5: are so much less likely to exercise, and so you
Speaker 5: kind of have to start shoving in one direction and
Speaker 5: that will help the other. If you look if you're
Speaker 5: a person who deals with depression or anxiety. You know,
Speaker 5: I'm not your doctor, but if you look at any
Speaker 5: of the studies, you will see surely one of the
Speaker 5: number one solutions for depression, depression and anxiety is physical activity.
Speaker 5: And then the same thing goes you start exercising all
Speaker 5: the indoor, the adrenaline, a serotonin to feel good uses
Speaker 5: go flying through your body. So they definitely go hand
Speaker 5: in hand. And you know, even if you feel like
Speaker 5: your body is the right side, exercise, it'll be great
Speaker 5: for your brain, your mind. Not only your mind, but
Speaker 5: your brain too. It helps you think more clearly, It'll
Speaker 5: make you more creative, more confidence. You will soar socially
Speaker 5: and professionally if you take care of your health.
Speaker 2: We're visiting with fitz Kohler, the author of You Supercharged,
Speaker 2: and she also has a website fits f I T
Speaker 2: Z n eess like fitness but just with a Z
Speaker 2: aftert dot com.
Speaker 4: You know you.
Speaker 2: Yourself fits went through a health scare, major health scare
Speaker 2: when you had cant talk about that journey for you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know it was. It was brutal.
Speaker 5: It was fifteen months of chemo with radiation and surgery.
Speaker 4: It was It's just.
Speaker 5: A really difficult, stressful experience. I was sick every single
Speaker 5: day for that long and I hit rock bottom. I
Speaker 5: had a point where my mother was shouting at me,
Speaker 5: you need to eat. You look like you were in
Speaker 5: the Holocausts. And the after I said, well, thanks mom,
Speaker 5: I'm trying. You know, I just I had choices to make.
Speaker 5: Either I could take it and let cancer and the
Speaker 5: treatment have me, or I could keep fighting back. And
Speaker 5: I also am the author of the Cancer Combat series,
Speaker 5: teaching cancer patients how to go from sick to strong
Speaker 5: and weaponized exercise, the nutrition, and sleep, et cetera. But yeah,
Speaker 5: I just it's about doing your bat So I know
Speaker 5: what it's like to be at an all time low,
Speaker 5: if you're someone who's dealing with disease or injury or
Speaker 5: whatever's going on and you feel bad. I've been there.
Speaker 5: But when I had those sick in bed days, I
Speaker 5: did leglifts, eight did bridges, I stretched in the shower
Speaker 5: there was. I was never just gonna take it. And
Speaker 5: so that's what I want you to do is fight
Speaker 5: back no matter what. I want you to not settle
Speaker 5: for the status quo, whatever that is, or obese, if
Speaker 5: you were heard, it doesn't matter to me. You can
Speaker 5: and you should do better because we only get this
Speaker 5: one singular life. You know, as I figured out when
Speaker 5: I was diagnosed who cancer, that life can be too short, right,
Speaker 5: or it could be really long and wonderful. So age
Speaker 5: is just a number. You could be the older person
Speaker 5: writing about how young you feel, or the younger person
Speaker 5: complaining about how old you feel.
Speaker 4: If really all of this is.
Speaker 5: In your hands, it's in your control, and I you
Speaker 5: to consider supercharging yourself because I want the best for
Speaker 5: three last one of your listeners.
Speaker 2: Before I ask you where people can find your book,
Speaker 2: I want to ask you to tell me about fitseness
Speaker 2: dot com. What can people if they're going to go
Speaker 2: check it out? What what are they going to find
Speaker 2: when they go there?
Speaker 5: I love you for asking you know what? I have
Speaker 5: created a resource where people can come in and get
Speaker 5: all they need for free. There's a trillion articles, there's
Speaker 5: all sorts of free workout videos, there's my podcast. It's
Speaker 5: in the show. I just want people to have no excuses.
Speaker 5: So if they come to me, I'm going to make
Speaker 5: fitness understandable, attainable and fun, and I'm gonna pokem in
Speaker 5: the chest. I'm gonna boss them around. I'm very accessible.
Speaker 5: There's a contact hits button on the page. But yeah,
Speaker 5: fitsiness dot Com is a resource for information engagement and
Speaker 5: then of course my books.
Speaker 2: I know you also do the introduction and the voice
Speaker 2: of a lot of triathlons, marathons, all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: Have you ever met Julie Isfording? I have her on
Speaker 2: every single Tuesday. She's a former winner of the La Marathon,
Speaker 2: ran in the Olympic Games for the United States. Is
Speaker 2: a marathon or many moons ago. Have you ever met
Speaker 2: Julie because she's coming up in about twenty minutes from now.
Speaker 5: Well, here's a couple of things. Ay, I wish I
Speaker 5: met a woman whose last name was isford Ding. That's
Speaker 5: really freaking fun. I did announce the Los Angeles Marathon
Speaker 5: for many years. It sounds like she's.
Speaker 4: Before my time, but no, I haven't.
Speaker 5: I'm going to look her up and I'm become her
Speaker 5: best friend as quickly as possible.
Speaker 4: Oh, you gotta meet her.
Speaker 2: She is Cincinnati, threw and threw, born and raised here
Speaker 2: a rounded Xavier University, and then went on to fortune
Speaker 2: and fame out there in the running world. Okay, where
Speaker 2: can people find you? Supercharged?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 7: You?
Speaker 5: Supercharge is available at fitzness dot com. Folks, if you
Speaker 5: want autograph copies, I have a fun free gift. I
Speaker 5: put in all the books package and sent them out
Speaker 5: with left come straight to me at fitzness dot com.
Speaker 5: They are also available on Amazon and Kindle, paperback, hardcover.
Speaker 5: And you know, I want folks to know. I've rejected
Speaker 5: millions in endorsement deals from Sky Snake oil salesman, the
Speaker 5: supplements they pill, the powders. I've said, no, thank you.
Speaker 5: I don't want your money. It's never okay to profit off
Speaker 5: of good people trying to accomplish good things. What I'm
Speaker 5: asking is twenty somethings bucks in exchange for the truth,
Speaker 5: and I will change your life if you give me
Speaker 5: the chance.
Speaker 4: Her name is much Tom, her name is Fitzkohler.
Speaker 2: Do Supercharge the exact formula for fitness, weight loss, and longevity.
Speaker 4: Fitz, thank you so much. For your time.
Speaker 2: I really appreciate your flexibility to my bad on last week.
Speaker 2: I hope you have a great rest of your day today.
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Speaker 2: I mean it's cold right around twenty four degrees. We
Speaker 2: are getting up to forty two. It's hard to believe
Speaker 2: when you walk out there right now, but it will
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Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: She reminded me, look, these don't have to be fitness gifts,
Speaker 2: but she's going to talk about how about healthy gifts
Speaker 2: instead of fitness gifts? All right, She's got a broad
Speaker 2: range of those you might want to think about. I'm
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Speaker 9: This is a Bloomberg money minute. Shares of Apple were
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Speaker 9: complaints about its lack of an artificial intelligence strategy. What
Speaker 9: a reversal since the summer. The stock has soored thirty
Speaker 9: five percent since the end of June. Wall Street has
Speaker 9: noted that Apple has kept spending on artificial intelligence in
Speaker 9: control compared to rivals. Traders are holding off on making
Speaker 9: any big bets ahead of the Federal Reserve's final interest
Speaker 9: rate decision of the year. A cut is expected when
Speaker 9: the meeting wraps up tomorrow. Stock index futures are little changed,
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Speaker 4: Hi Yah Here she is.
Speaker 2: Every Tuesday, joined by Julie Isfording and always a pleasure
Speaker 2: to have her with us.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Jules, How are you good?
Speaker 6: How are you doing?
Speaker 4: I'm doing great. Did you hear the prior guest that
Speaker 4: I had on.
Speaker 6: I sure did, I was listening to that Inner Deal.
Speaker 6: What do you think?
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, you know, she obviously she's a go
Speaker 2: get her, been through a lot, but I guess that
Speaker 2: she makes a part of her living by, you know,
Speaker 2: doing the big introductions at big races. She talked about
Speaker 2: the La Marathon. I had said you had won that,
Speaker 2: and uh, and so I didn't know if you had
Speaker 2: doubled across here. Apparently not. We got more important things
Speaker 2: to talk about. You said it perfect when it comes
Speaker 2: to gift ideas, and I was talking about fitness ideas
Speaker 2: and you said, no, no, no, no, Tom, let's talk.
Speaker 4: About healthy gift ideas.
Speaker 2: With the holidays coming up, a lot of people are
Speaker 2: looking for something to do, maybe running a little behind.
Speaker 4: Jules, what are you thinking about? What would be some
Speaker 4: good ideas?
Speaker 6: Well, I was thinking if this was your year for
Speaker 6: giving healthier, healthy gifts to your somewhat healthy friends. So
Speaker 6: a perfect example would be, instead of giving someone a
Speaker 6: bottle of wine, how about one of those beautiful all
Speaker 6: Wall they're very famous all off water bottles. Yeah, they're
Speaker 6: thirty bucks, or the it bottle, something colorful and more importantly,
Speaker 6: put a nice note on it to like cheers to
Speaker 6: a happy year, you know, something inexpensive to bring to
Speaker 6: a party or give to a lot of your friends
Speaker 6: you know you're somewhat healthy friends. And of course then
Speaker 6: you could move on to sort of larger scale gifts,
Speaker 6: like a new yoga mat, perhaps for your yoga friends
Speaker 6: or maybe your spouse who likes yoga. And you know
Speaker 6: how grungey those yoga mats sketch.
Speaker 2: I mean, I go to the take a shower last
Speaker 2: night and there's a yoga mat in my shower.
Speaker 6: Oh she was Pollie was washing.
Speaker 4: That's the truth.
Speaker 2: There's a yoga mat stacked up against the shower and
Speaker 2: I'm thinking, what is going on here?
Speaker 5: That?
Speaker 6: So okay, here's the perfect example. So for Pollie, you
Speaker 6: could get her a new yoga mat. Obviously she needs one.
Speaker 6: If she's throwing it in the shower. But more importantly
Speaker 6: about sort of a class, you know, a free class
Speaker 6: path or packages for yoga classes.
Speaker 2: Well, see, that's a phenomenal idea because look, and I
Speaker 2: don't mean to make this a gender exclusive kind of thing,
Speaker 2: but I think it's safe to say. And you teach
Speaker 2: yoga classes, pilates classes, that kind of thing. Well, what
Speaker 2: do you think the ratio is of your clients women
Speaker 2: to men?
Speaker 6: Oh, you got me on that one. It's mostly women.
Speaker 6: Like I taught a class at the Art Museum Tuesday night.
Speaker 6: They teach at the Art Museum and it is mostly women. However,
Speaker 6: on the weekend to teach Sundays at ten o'clock in
Speaker 6: the morning, couples come, so it's more a couple thing.
Speaker 6: And that's how we promote it. Something to do with
Speaker 6: your spouse on a Sunday morning. And in the winter,
Speaker 6: it's not like you can go for a walk when
Speaker 6: it's twenty degree. So you know, they and they, I
Speaker 6: think it's really neat and it's something they do. But
Speaker 6: you know, if you're also looking at husbands, wives and
Speaker 6: close friends and kids and family, you could also go
Speaker 6: more higher end. But like if you know their shoe
Speaker 6: size by running shoes or something. I think. I think
Speaker 6: in this day and age, that's more important than jewelry
Speaker 6: because it's saying, you know, it's it's kind of like saying,
Speaker 6: here's to a good year for the both of us.
Speaker 6: Or maybe you planned a weekend get away that's a
Speaker 6: hiking trip in you know, in the mountains, or higher
Speaker 6: end would be to create experiences for the whole family
Speaker 6: and plan a biking trip maybe across maybe Italy or
Speaker 6: obviously that's more expensive, but the idea here is to
Speaker 6: create healthy experiences that your kids, or your spouse or
Speaker 6: you and your friends will never forget.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, ty those things Julie, like you were
Speaker 2: talking about. You use the example of a bottle of wine.
Speaker 2: I mean, look, there are people out there that love wine.
Speaker 2: My wife likes wine, and let's be honest about it.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, if you're with some people and
Speaker 2: you're sharing it, that bottle might last an hour or
Speaker 2: two max. Whereas the kind of thing you're talking about
Speaker 2: can start something that will last a lifetime.
Speaker 6: Exactly. And every time they see it and it comes
Speaker 6: to bright colors, they think of you, or more importantly,
Speaker 6: they think of the message you gave them, and that's
Speaker 6: years to a healthy year. Now they can fill that
Speaker 6: water bottle with wine every once in a while. I'm
Speaker 6: not saying you have to live a perfect life, but
Speaker 6: I am saying you could have some fun with that idea.
Speaker 6: But here we go. The underlying theme is this is
Speaker 6: going to be one of our best years ever. Like
Speaker 6: you could even give them an inspirational book. Like my
Speaker 6: birthday was last week and I just got this really cute,
Speaker 6: wonderful book that is called The World according to mister Rogers.
Speaker 6: So those kind of inspirational books I really care about you,
Speaker 6: or I love the inspiration you. Those types of things.
Speaker 6: You could give a journal to somebody. What you want
Speaker 6: to be careful about, though, is what.
Speaker 4: Not to give.
Speaker 6: These things always backfire, Like don't give self help books.
Speaker 6: That's like screaming you should change that is not a
Speaker 6: great right. And no weight loss gadgets, no skills, no
Speaker 6: meal replacements.
Speaker 4: Just know, just know.
Speaker 6: Another one would be supplements. That's too personal, too risky,
Speaker 6: and any kind of fix your life product. You just
Speaker 6: don't want to scream that. Everything you want to give
Speaker 6: this year has to be really positive and it can be.
Speaker 6: You know, when we say healthy, I don't just mean
Speaker 6: exercise in fitness. How about membership to the art museum.
Speaker 6: But you know what a neat gift. Even though there's
Speaker 6: yoga and pilates at you are museum, there's also seeing art.
Speaker 6: There's creativity projects for you and the family. So it
Speaker 6: can be really creative this year. And it just screams health.
Speaker 6: It screams carrying. What about a healthy cookbook or you
Speaker 6: could buy a really cute like hoodie and same thing.
Speaker 6: You know, Here's to a warm, healthy year. And every
Speaker 6: time they put it on and they'll use it. And
Speaker 6: that was the other thing we kind of talk about
Speaker 6: off air. It's like something that people use while it's
Speaker 6: an experience. A water bottle, a journal, a membership, a
Speaker 6: class path to your favorite yoga studio. All these seing
Speaker 6: scream use me, have fun, get healthy. I love you.
Speaker 6: Here's to a great year.
Speaker 4: I tell you what joels you know? How women are?
Speaker 2: You know how women are? I mean if you buy
Speaker 2: an Iman, if you buy on the pair of running shoes,
Speaker 2: are walking shoes, They'll look at you and say, oh,
Speaker 2: are you telling me I need to get out and
Speaker 2: start exercising.
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 7: Set a diamond Why don't you put a diamond bracelet
Speaker 7: in those rush?
Speaker 6: So you know that's the other thing. What about running shoes?
Speaker 6: But on there is a trip to Greece or a trip,
Speaker 6: you know, a weekend get away at you know a
Speaker 6: B and B or let's. You know, we've always wanted
Speaker 6: to go Vermont to Vermont and hike in the you know,
Speaker 6: hike up there. So it does take research. And also
Speaker 6: you're more you're getting into more of your intimate friends
Speaker 6: and family and spouth. So those do require like a
Speaker 6: lot of good thinking, a lot of prep, and I
Speaker 6: think a really creative note. But when you're talking about
Speaker 6: generic kind of really fun gifts to take to a
Speaker 6: dinner party or give to the next door neighbors, Like
Speaker 6: I got water bottles for all my neighbors because I
Speaker 6: don't cook and I don't bake, and I'm not sending
Speaker 6: cookies over. I'm just not that girl. So that's what
Speaker 6: I do and they know it. You know, it kind
Speaker 6: of is my personality to give healthy things. But they're
Speaker 6: fun and they're not screaming anything negative. It's all positive.
Speaker 2: I think these are fabulous gift ideas. I'm gonna have
Speaker 2: to call you off the air when I know Polly
Speaker 2: isn't listening and get some more ideas from you.
Speaker 4: Because your stuff. I mean, I sincerely mean this.
Speaker 2: These are great ideas, especially the ones not to get
Speaker 2: because the last thing in the world you want is
Speaker 2: for best intentions, best laid plans right, and everything to
Speaker 2: go straight south right.
Speaker 6: You try really really hard. That's why it's really important.
Speaker 6: The note really matters too, or the look you give
Speaker 6: them or when you hand it to them. It's like
Speaker 6: what's in your eyes and in your heart and that
Speaker 6: message like you know, I worked really hard on this gift,
Speaker 6: and I hope you fall in love with it, and
Speaker 6: I know, I just know that the strength of relationship.
Speaker 6: People know that the intentions are there, and that's what matters.
Speaker 6: You have a good Tammy, you have a big heart,
Speaker 6: so I have a hard time believing any gift you
Speaker 6: give would backfire.
Speaker 4: Well, don't bet on that one.
Speaker 2: Jules, thank you so much and uh and I'll look
Speaker 2: forward to catching up with you again next week.
Speaker 4: Hope you have a great rest of your day.
Speaker 6: You too, Tom.
Speaker 2: I love having Julius Fording each and every week. She
Speaker 2: is the best, the best. Now Fellas look U