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Civil Rights Leader, Special Assistant to the President, SCLC

One of motivational life coach Tony Robbins' favorite phrases is "motion is emotion." In truth, people don't know, or underestimate, the importance of motion. Motion has a multifaceted effect on the human body. Motion helps regulate your emotions, meaning that a person's level of happiness or depression is often in alignment with that individual's proclivity for activity. Motion increases oxygen and blood circulation to and from the brain, helping individuals make better and quicker decisions and improving the overall efficiency of the cerebral vortex. Motion increases or quickens your metabolism, which determines the time your body processes food into, and through, the body. Fourth, motion results in a better-looking and healthier physique. There are a plethora of outdoor sports that can help you commune with nature and that are cathartic for the soul. Instead of driving to the corner store blocks away, you should put on some good running shoes and walk or run to that location. Or make it a point to walk or cycle along a different trail a couple of times per week. Participating in an outdoor sport is one the easiest and quickest ways to repel obesity and strengthen the body. A quick visit to www.adventuresportsonline.com will yield a gamut of outdoor activities to get immersed in; such as bicycling, mountain climbing, fishing, hunting, cross-country skiing, dog sledding, snowboarding, surfing, sailing, scuba diving or snorkeling. In addition, there are eco-tours and cultural tours to try, such as the Northern Lights Expedition in beautiful British Columbia, Canada, which features premium sea kayak tours. Or you can try the Northern Coast Aquasports S.A. tour, which features scuba diving specialists of the north coast in the Dominican Republic. They boast snorkeling cruises and diving packages. Log onto www.outdoorsports.com to purchase the requisite gear in order to stunt like a rock star at the corresponding outdoor endeavor. - jason thompson


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