Theres a term for people like me called BHS (body hacking sl*t) and while crude, its a very apt description. Disclaimer 2: Vishal Gondal is a close friend and a person whose story is fascinating. When you set up a company (India Games) that you sell shortly for a $100 million (to Disney), you do qualify as someone who knows what he is doing. Disclaimer 3: Due to the above two disclaimers, I wasnt going to do this story as I thought there was a conflict of interest. Im anyway overly fascinated by fitness trackers and this one comes from a company http://www.sbwire.com/press-releases/p90x3-reviews/sbwire-455028.htm owned by a friend, but my life in the last one week has made me rethink my decision.
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Fitness center proposed at former ice cream plant in Framingham
Started in July 2013 and officially launched this past January, Core Values Health & Fitness was started by three friends, and fellow moms, Jackie Reynolds, Laurie Corona and Elizabeth Champion. Core Values is a health and fitness studio with a mission to educate, motivate and inspire its clients to live a healthy lifestyle. We are creating a whole lifestyle and a whole new way of thinking and feeling, said Reynolds. What began as a business in Reynolds carport and at local Napa parks, now has a home on the corner of Lincoln and p90X3 reviews Silverado Trail. The business shares space with Greenes Cleaners, which is owned by Corona and her husband, Alonso.
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Napa fitness studio offers more than a workout
Calling the proposed facility a “destination,” board Chairwoman Christine Long said shes pleased with the plans even though its a significant change of use. “From everything Ive seen, its going to be a nice project,” she said. National Development bought the 490 Old Connecticut Path plant, originally used by Sealtest, from Unilever last year after ice cream production ended in 2011. The firm plans to raze two existing buildings and add the new, 136,000-square-foot fitness center with outdoor lap and leisure pools, plans show.
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