72. To target “fatburn” you need tomaintain your heartrate around 60-65%of your maximumheart rate for about30 minutes perworkout.20. Melissacaddied forSeanPayton10. Stress is linked toalmost all issueswithin the physicalbody- heart issues,muscle tension, lungailments, cancer, GIissues, etc.73. 220 minusyour age is theformula to findyour maximumheart rate24. Kateplayedcollegesoftball inFlorida27. Morganeatsnothing thecolor blue69. Theaverageperson walksabout 7,500steps per day.64. You use200 musclesto take asingle stepforward.59. Groupsupport isaboutconnectionnot correction55. Start dailycheck in ofemotions withlong slowdeep breaths15. Meditation canbe fun and simple,such as goingoutside to stretchin the sun evenjust for a few deepbreaths63. People whodon’t regularlyexercise may loseup to 80% of theirmuscle strength byage 65.22. Joycecompeted onnational levelin speedskating (roller)9. Deep bellybreathing allowsmore oxygeninto your body,using your lungsto full potential46. The GroupSupport Elementhelps us decreaseanxiety, hostility,stress, depression,isolation andanger75. You’re morelikely to stick withyour exerciseplan if you workout with apartner. 36. Legume(protein –beans,dried peas)54. Establishself-careroutines toyour daily life16. Ashleyrowed D1 atOldDominionUniversity53. Sharingyour ownfeelings toencourageself-awareness11.Meditationcreateschanges inbrain volume39.Cholesterol(LDL – lousy;HDL – good)43.Tempeh(fermentedsoy)2. Meditationcan be donewhile walkingconsciouslyand slowly8. Thinking or writingdown 3 things thatyou are grateful foreach day can helpmanage stress.Gratitude is medicinefor the soul60. Listen forthe feeling inwhat theother peopleare saying50. A check inhelps learnersbuild self-awarenessskills26. Francois currentlyin NursingSchool41. ApprovedFat (canola,olive,soybean,sunflower)61. People whoare single workout more thanthose who aremarried.18. Ashley’sfirst job waspumpinggas51. Namingemotionshelp us copewith thosefeelings74. Your metabolismstays elevated evenafter you are doneexercising, helpingyou burn morecalories even at rest.30. JoyceLoves towonder aroundin hardwarestores5. Your stressmanagement doesn’thave to be a full hour,you can take a pauseanytime during yourday to take 3conscious slow breathsto manage your stressthroughout a day25. Morgandoes crossfit forexercise49. Joining a groupallows you to bemore open aboutyour feelings. Thisopenness is goodfor your healingprocess.47. In groupsupportindividualsrealizing youare not alone57. After identifyyour emotion askyourself what do Ineed or whatcould help memove forward13.Meditation islike doing abicep curl forthe brain23. Kate’sfirst job wasat AnnieAnne’s atage 1338. TMAO(trimethylamineN-oxide – redmeat/egg yolks)68. Regular exercisehelps lower bloodpressure andcholesterol levels.Two major riskfactors for heartdisease.17. Joyce isa hugeBruceSpringsteenfan45. Tofu(many healthbenefitswithout badfat)42. EggWhites(containsno TMA)67. Beingdehydratedreducesexerciseperformance.4. Since your braincontrols the musclessurrounding yourarteries, imagery mayactually dilate yourarteries and allowmore blood to flow toyour heart1. Changes in yourmind affect your body.When you are anxiousyou breathe fast andshallow. When you arerelaxed you breathemore slowly and deep35. Non-fatDairy (skimmilk, yogurt,cheese andcottagecheese)31. WholeGrain (brownrice, oats,quinoa, cereals,pasta andcrackers)65. Your heartis the hardestworkingmuscle inyour body.40. MindfulEating (putfork downbetweenbites)37. Nuts(high in fatso limitedamount)29. Francofavoritecolor isblue34. Fruit(2-4servings)28. Francoridesmotorcycles3. Symptoms ofinner peace- aloss of interestin conflict, a lossof interest injudging people71. Exercisemakes you feelmore energizedbecause itreleasesendorphins intothe blood52. Some typesof self-care arephysical,emotional,social &spiritual7. Caring forpets and havingthem ascompanions canhelp manageyour stress62. People who arephysically active forapproximately sevenhours a week are 40%less likely to die earlycompared to peoplewho are only active forless than 30 minutes aweek.14. Alternatenostril breathingcan helpconnect left andright sides of thebrain70. Onaverage, aperson walks70,000 miles intheir lifetime32. Starchyvegetables (allpotatoes,peas, corn,winter squash)12. Meditationhelps createnew neuralpathways inthe brain48. Yourstress level isreduce ingroup supportsettings66. The heartbeatsapproximately100,000 times perday, pumpingalmost 2,000gallons of blood.19. Melissalearned toknit at age544. Fiber (3g/100calories is agood source)21. Melissastartedcollege atage 3456. Dailyemotionalcheck insnormalizestalking aboutfeelings6. Laughingmeditation is a greatway to manage yourstress whileincreasing blood flowthroughout yourwhole body58. Three goals ingroup support:know myselfbetter, allowmyself to beknown, knowothers better72. To target “fatburn” you need tomaintain your heartrate around 60-65%of your maximumheart rate for about30 minutes perworkout.20. Melissacaddied forSeanPayton10. Stress is linked toalmost all issueswithin the physicalbody- heart issues,muscle tension, lungailments, cancer, GIissues, etc.73. 220 minusyour age is theformula to findyour maximumheart rate24. Kateplayedcollegesoftball inFlorida27. Morganeatsnothing thecolor blue69. Theaverageperson walksabout 7,500steps per day.64. You use200 musclesto take asingle stepforward.59. Groupsupport isaboutconnectionnot correction55. Start dailycheck in ofemotions withlong slowdeep breaths15. Meditation canbe fun and simple,such as goingoutside to stretchin the sun evenjust for a few deepbreaths63. People whodon’t regularlyexercise may loseup to 80% of theirmuscle strength byage 65.22. Joycecompeted onnational levelin speedskating (roller)9. Deep bellybreathing allowsmore oxygeninto your body,using your lungsto full potential46. The GroupSupport Elementhelps us decreaseanxiety, hostility,stress, depression,isolation andanger75. You’re morelikely to stick withyour exerciseplan if you workout with apartner. 36. Legume(protein –beans,dried peas)54. Establishself-careroutines toyour daily life16. Ashleyrowed D1 atOldDominionUniversity53. Sharingyour ownfeelings toencourageself-awareness11.Meditationcreateschanges inbrain volume39.Cholesterol(LDL – lousy;HDL – good)43.Tempeh(fermentedsoy)2. Meditationcan be donewhile walkingconsciouslyand slowly8. Thinking or writingdown 3 things thatyou are grateful foreach day can helpmanage stress.Gratitude is medicinefor the soul60. Listen forthe feeling inwhat theother peopleare saying50. A check inhelps learnersbuild self-awarenessskills26. Francois currentlyin NursingSchool41. ApprovedFat (canola,olive,soybean,sunflower)61. People whoare single workout more thanthose who aremarried.18. Ashley’sfirst job waspumpinggas51. Namingemotionshelp us copewith thosefeelings74. Your metabolismstays elevated evenafter you are doneexercising, helpingyou burn morecalories even at rest.30. JoyceLoves towonder aroundin hardwarestores5. Your stressmanagement doesn’thave to be a full hour,you can take a pauseanytime during yourday to take 3conscious slow breathsto manage your stressthroughout a day25. Morgandoes crossfit forexercise49. Joining a groupallows you to bemore open aboutyour feelings. Thisopenness is goodfor your healingprocess.47. In groupsupportindividualsrealizing youare not alone57. After identifyyour emotion askyourself what do Ineed or whatcould help memove forward13.Meditation islike doing abicep curl forthe brain23. Kate’sfirst job wasat AnnieAnne’s atage 1338. TMAO(trimethylamineN-oxide – redmeat/egg yolks)68. Regular exercisehelps lower bloodpressure andcholesterol levels.Two major riskfactors for heartdisease.17. Joyce isa hugeBruceSpringsteenfan45. Tofu(many healthbenefitswithout badfat)42. EggWhites(containsno TMA)67. Beingdehydratedreducesexerciseperformance.4. Since your braincontrols the musclessurrounding yourarteries, imagery mayactually dilate yourarteries and allowmore blood to flow toyour heart1. Changes in yourmind affect your body.When you are anxiousyou breathe fast andshallow. When you arerelaxed you breathemore slowly and deep35. Non-fatDairy (skimmilk, yogurt,cheese andcottagecheese)31. WholeGrain (brownrice, oats,quinoa, cereals,pasta andcrackers)65. Your heartis the hardestworkingmuscle inyour body.40. MindfulEating (putfork downbetweenbites)37. Nuts(high in fatso limitedamount)29. Francofavoritecolor isblue34. Fruit(2-4servings)28. Francoridesmotorcycles3. Symptoms ofinner peace- aloss of interestin conflict, a lossof interest injudging people71. Exercisemakes you feelmore energizedbecause itreleasesendorphins intothe blood52. Some typesof self-care arephysical,emotional,social &spiritual7. Caring forpets and havingthem ascompanions canhelp manageyour stress62. People who arephysically active forapproximately sevenhours a week are 40%less likely to die earlycompared to peoplewho are only active forless than 30 minutes aweek.14. Alternatenostril breathingcan helpconnect left andright sides of thebrain70. Onaverage, aperson walks70,000 miles intheir lifetime32. Starchyvegetables (allpotatoes,peas, corn,winter squash)12. Meditationhelps createnew neuralpathways inthe brain48. Yourstress level isreduce ingroup supportsettings66. The heartbeatsapproximately100,000 times perday, pumpingalmost 2,000gallons of blood.19. Melissalearned toknit at age544. Fiber (3g/100calories is agood source)21. Melissastartedcollege atage 3456. Dailyemotionalcheck insnormalizestalking aboutfeelings6. Laughingmeditation is a greatway to manage yourstress whileincreasing blood flowthroughout yourwhole body58. Three goals ingroup support:know myselfbetter, allowmyself to beknown, knowothers better

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(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. E-72. To target “fat burn” you need to maintain your heart rate around 60-65% of your maximum heart rate for about 30 minutes per workout.
  2. A-20. Melissa caddied for Sean Payton
  3. R-10. Stress is linked to almost all issues within the physical body- heart issues, muscle tension, lung ailments, cancer, GI issues, etc.
  4. E-73. 220 minus your age is the formula to find your maximum heart rate
  5. A-24. Kate played college softball in Florida
  6. A-27. Morgan eats nothing the color blue
  7. E-69. The average person walks about 7,500 steps per day.
  8. E-64. You use 200 muscles to take a single step forward.
  9. G-59. Group support is about connection not correction
  10. G-55. Start daily check in of emotions with long slow deep breaths
  11. R-15. Meditation can be fun and simple, such as going outside to stretch in the sun even just for a few deep breaths
  12. E-63. People who don’t regularly exercise may lose up to 80% of their muscle strength by age 65.
  13. A-22. Joyce competed on national level in speed skating (roller)
  14. R-9. Deep belly breathing allows more oxygen into your body, using your lungs to full potential
  15. G-46. The Group Support Element helps us decrease anxiety, hostility, stress, depression, isolation and anger
  16. E-75. You’re more likely to stick with your exercise plan if you work out with a partner.
  17. N-36. Legume (protein – beans, dried peas)
  18. G-54. Establish self-care routines to your daily life
  19. A-16. Ashley rowed D1 at Old Dominion University
  20. G-53. Sharing your own feelings to encourage self-awareness
  21. R-11. Meditation creates changes in brain volume
  22. N-39. Cholesterol (LDL – lousy; HDL – good)
  23. N-43. Tempeh (fermented soy)
  24. R-2. Meditation can be done while walking consciously and slowly
  25. R-8. Thinking or writing down 3 things that you are grateful for each day can help manage stress. Gratitude is medicine for the soul
  26. G-60. Listen for the feeling in what the other people are saying
  27. G-50. A check in helps learners build self-awareness skills
  28. A-26. Franco is currently in Nursing School
  29. N-41. Approved Fat (canola, olive, soybean, sunflower)
  30. E-61. People who are single work out more than those who are married.
  31. A-18. Ashley’s first job was pumping gas
  32. G-51. Naming emotions help us cope with those feelings
  33. E-74. Your metabolism stays elevated even after you are done exercising, helping you burn more calories even at rest.
  34. A-30. Joyce Loves to wonder around in hardware stores
  35. R-5. Your stress management doesn’t have to be a full hour, you can take a pause anytime during your day to take 3 conscious slow breaths to manage your stress throughout a day
  36. A-25. Morgan does cross fit for exercise
  37. G-49. Joining a group allows you to be more open about your feelings. This openness is good for your healing process.
  38. G-47. In group support individuals realizing you are not alone
  39. G-57. After identify your emotion ask yourself what do I need or what could help me move forward
  40. R-13. Meditation is like doing a bicep curl for the brain
  41. A-23. Kate’s first job was at Annie Anne’s at age 13
  42. N-38. TMAO (trimethylamine N-oxide – red meat/egg yolks)
  43. E-68. Regular exercise helps lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels. Two major risk factors for heart disease.
  44. A-17. Joyce is a huge Bruce Springsteen fan
  45. N-45. Tofu (many health benefits without bad fat)
  46. N-42. Egg Whites (contains no TMA)
  47. E-67. Being dehydrated reduces exercise performance.
  48. R-4. Since your brain controls the muscles surrounding your arteries, imagery may actually dilate your arteries and allow more blood to flow to your heart
  49. R-1. Changes in your mind affect your body. When you are anxious you breathe fast and shallow. When you are relaxed you breathe more slowly and deep
  50. N-35. Non-fat Dairy (skim milk, yogurt, cheese and cottage cheese)
  51. N-31. Whole Grain (brown rice, oats, quinoa, cereals, pasta and crackers)
  52. E-65. Your heart is the hardest working muscle in your body.
  53. N-40. Mindful Eating (put fork down between bites)
  54. N-37. Nuts (high in fat so limited amount)
  55. A-29. Franco favorite color is blue
  56. N-34. Fruit (2-4 servings)
  57. A-28. Franco rides motorcycles
  58. R-3. Symptoms of inner peace- a loss of interest in conflict, a loss of interest in judging people
  59. E-71. Exercise makes you feel more energized because it releases endorphins into the blood
  60. G-52. Some types of self-care are physical, emotional, social & spiritual
  61. R-7. Caring for pets and having them as companions can help manage your stress
  62. E-62. People who are physically active for approximately seven hours a week are 40% less likely to die early compared to people who are only active for less than 30 minutes a week.
  63. R-14. Alternate nostril breathing can help connect left and right sides of the brain
  64. E-70. On average, a person walks 70,000 miles in their lifetime
  65. N-32. Starchy vegetables (all potatoes, peas, corn, winter squash)
  66. R-12. Meditation helps create new neural pathways in the brain
  67. G-48. Your stress level is reduce in group support settings
  68. E-66. The heart beats approximately 100,000 times per day, pumping almost 2,000 gallons of blood.
  69. A-19. Melissa learned to knit at age 5
  70. N-44. Fiber (3 g/100 calories is a good source)
  71. A-21. Melissa started college at age 34
  72. G-56. Daily emotional check ins normalizes talking about feelings
  73. R-6. Laughing meditation is a great way to manage your stress while increasing blood flow throughout your whole body
  74. G-58. Three goals in group support: know myself better, allow myself to be known, know others better