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Dr. John Spencer Ellis

Each week, over one million people enjoy a fitness and wellness program created by John Spencer Ellis. His programs are implemented in the top resorts, spas and health clubs. John is the CEO of NESTA (National Exercise & Sports Trainers Association), the Spencer Institute for Life Coaching, and the Get America Fit Foundation.

He created Adventure Boot Camp, the largest fitness boot camp system in the world. His TriActive America signature series of outdoor exercise equipment is used worldwide. John has been featured on ABC, NBC, CBS, PBS, FOX, FOX Sports, FOX Reality, SPIKE and ESPN. He is the fitness and lifestyle expert on Bravo's The Real Housewives of Orange County and Daybreak OC (KDOC news). John is the producer of the documentary The Compass (Jan. 2009).

    Nesta News August 2008

    The National Exercise and Sports Trainers Association (NESTA) is always trying to stay on top of the health and fitness industry by making innovative personal trainer certification programs and joint ventures with other companies who strive to make advances in the industry. Read: Nesta News August 2008 Read

    By: John Spencer Ellis | 19/08/2008 | Wellness

    Conquering Stress

    Yes! You can overcome stress! It may seem impossible, but it can be done. Take a look at these simple things you can do to start feeling better now, and things that you can do to get to the bottom of your stress. Read: Conquering Stress Read

    By: John Spencer Ellis | 04/08/2008 | Stress Management

    Stress-curing: Pruning the Roots

    While going for a nice walk can help lessen the feelings of stress, sometimes its better to get to the root of the problem rather than simply covering it up. Read: Stress-curing: Pruning the Roots Read

    By: John Spencer Ellis | 04/08/2008 | Stress Management

    Stress-curing: Techniques

    There are numerous ways to cure stress. Read: Stress-curing: Techniques Read

    By: John Spencer Ellis | 04/08/2008 | Stress Management

    How not to Deal With Stress

    While some things may seem like the easy way out of dealing with stress: alcohol, smoking, drugs, sleep aids, even lashing out in anger... all of these will not help in the long run and should be avoided. Take some time getting to the root of the problem rather than simply covering it up. Read: How not to Deal With Stress Read

    By: John Spencer Ellis | 04/08/2008 | Stress Management

    Stress and Alcohol

    Moderate alcohol intake, to be sure, can have beneficial effects. Research suggests that small amounts can even improve mental functioning and increase performance in problem solving while stressed. But, there are also studies that demonstrate that large quantities, particularly when consumed for long periods, actually worsens stress. Read: Stress and Alcohol Read

    By: John Spencer Ellis | 04/08/2008 | Stress Management

    Stress and Diet

    Along with regular exercise, a healthy diet can help lessen the effects of stress. Read: Stress and Diet Read

    By: John Spencer Ellis | 04/08/2008 | Stress Management

    Stress and Exercise

    Exercise is a veritable gold mine when it comes to relieving stress. For one, it gives you a chance to "blow off some steam," and two, your body releases certain neurotransmitters, which can have calming effects on the mind. Read: Stress and Exercise Read

    By: John Spencer Ellis | 04/08/2008 | Stress Management

    Stress and Money

    Stress over money issues is no more inevitable than is stress over any other fact. Being concerned and being stressed are not the same thing. Stress results when a person believes there is no way out of a dilemma they simply 'must' solve. But neither side of that dilemma is cast in stone. Read: Stress and Money Read

    By: John Spencer Ellis | 04/08/2008 | Stress Management

    Stress and Parenting

    Few things in life can lead to chronic stress as readily as parenting. But it need not be so. While raising children definitely requires more patience than any other activity, over a wider range of circumstances and for longer periods of time, it need not be a source of chronic stress. Challenges, yes. Stress, no. Read: Stress and Parenting Read

    By: John Spencer Ellis | 04/08/2008 | Stress Management
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