I
am currently a student at UW-L going into fitness. This was a very
easy choice for me. I have been an active person since high school,
where I started running. This helped me gain my passion for a healthy
lifestyle. Due to injuries, my path of running was ended immediately
following high school. I knew then I needed to find something else to
keep me active and motivated. I tried about every style of strength
training under the sun. It was not until I started at Eupraxia in
march as an intern that I found something that actually works and is
enjoyable. I have never felt healthier or happier since starting this
new lifestyle. I look forward to helping you achieve the same.
From Stacie:
Hi!
My name is Stacie Phillips. I am a student at UW-L majoring in
Interpersonal Communication and minoring in Psychology. I sort of
fell into instructing fitness and wellness on accident, part-way
through my college career, and have loved just about every aspect of
it since. I am certified to instruct yoga, Pilates, indoor cycle and
Zumba. I'm currently working on a general Group Fitness Certification
through the American Council on Exercise and my 200 hour Registered
Yoga Teacher certification through YogaFit.
What
I aspire to be is unclear at the moment. I would love to be a yoga
therapist and own my own studio with a little tea or coffee shop. I
can also see myself going back to school for Early Childhood
Education. However, I am sure that whatever I do, I will always
instruct fitness in some capacity.
Outside
of fitness I love to play lacrosse (the sport), scrapbook, sew and
read (when I can focus on it... I have Adult ADD). I have an
addiction to magazines about fitness and my other hobbies, and
purchasing exercise DVDs. For some reason, I love clerical busy work,
like filing and organizing. I am the middle daughter of three girls.
I love dogs AND cats and can't wait until I have a regular income
high enough to maintain a pet (I'm friends on Facebook with
the Coulee Region Humane Society... so I'm prepared). I love
shoes, flattering jackets (like pea coats) and just KNOW that
one day I will be a "bag lady." My favorite font is
Georgia.
My
passion is helping people. So if there is anything I can do for you
to make your Eupraxia experience better, don't hesitate to call on
me!
My interest include volleyball, hunting, fishing, camping, hiking and pretty much anything that deals with the outdoors. I also have a passion for fitness and workout everyday, it's a part of my life. I grew up in the small town of Spring Valley, WI. Its about two hours north of La Crosse. I was a three sport athlete in high school. I participated in basketball, volleyball and ran track. I also have ran in Grandmas marathon in Duluth and done a Tough Mudder. I am currently a senior at UW-L, majoring in Exercise Sports Science with a minor in Nutrition. I started interning at Eupraxia and it really opened my eyes. I have changed a lot and am happy with the transformation.
Since
changing my diet, [to what Eupraxia teaches] I have felt way more
energized and awake. I used to wake up for work at 5 a.m. and just be
dead tired; Now I wake up ready for the day. I don't take naps
anymore, and when I workout I feel like I'm being more productive and
actually seeing results. I've always worked out, that hasn't
changed. I have only changed my diet, and I've noticed a difference
in how I feel and look. I've been able to concentrate better on
school, been in a better mood and been less stressed. Even my parents
have noticed this change. They can tell I'm happier than I was before
I made these changes. My mom even wants to try it now.
I
have also not gotten sick. This is a big one for me, because last
year I was sick pretty much the entire semester. Now, this year that
hasn't happened. I honestly thought I was eating a solid, healthy
diet before. I ate things like yogurt and whole wheat bread, but now
I realize that those are foods that really weren't helping me. I also
thought it would be hard to change my diet, but once I noticed the
positive effect it had on me, I wanted to keep doing it. I never
thought just by switching my diet a little bit, that it would have
had this much of an impact on how I feel. It's definitely something I
plan to do for the rest of my life.
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