There are two great observances in September that do just that – focus on health and fitness. National Family Health and Fitness Day is observed Saturday, September 30th, 2017. Since 1997, the last Saturday in September has been designated for this day which encourages families everywhere to focus on being healthy. Women’s Health & Fitness Day is the nation’s largest annual health promotion event for women of all ages with this year’s observance taking place on Wednesday, September 27, 2017. Women’s Health and Fitness Day is always held on the last Wednesday in September. This national program focuses on women and cities across the country will announce activities and opportunities to for women to get healthy and to educate themselves on health and fitness-related topics.
Check your neighborhood social media feeds as well as keep your eyes and ears tuned to local news to find out what is going on in YOUR part of the country and get out and join the fun with these fun observances. Or come up with your OWN ideas!
- Want to try yoga but never tried it? Check out the 4-part series in this month’s New Focus Daily that will tell you everything you need to know about yoga. Grab a friend to take with you.
- Want to try a new recipe? We have recipes each month from Chef Mary and you can even go back and browse the archives for more Chef Mary recipes along with others we have featured in the magazine.
- Do something as simple as skipping a night of TV for a brisk walk with the family, getting out and doing yardwork as a family, or something really “retro” like throwing a frisbee or ball around, which seems to get overlooked so often in favor of electronics and digital devices.
- Make those appointments for well-woman health that get pushed to the side because of busy calendars.
- Find a local fitness professional in your area. If you don’t know one, take a look at one of our partners, Medical Fitness Network. They have a FREE online directory of fitness and allied healthcare professionals who work with people with varying needs, chronic conditions, and levels of fitness.
Whatever you do, do SOMETHING for YOUR health – and your family’s health – on these two special days. And maybe you’ll just make it an everyday practice!
New Focus Daily (Formerly NOU Magazine) is a women’s lifestyle magazine, which provides go-to guide for strategies about health and wellness, cancer survivorship, money, career, relationships, inspiration and more.
New Focus Daily is published in partnership with New Focus Network and serves as a Ribbon of Support of the Women Survivors Alliance.
NOU magazine was created in 2012 and officially launched at 2013 SURVIVORville. It began under the name “The Plum” with six published articles each month. In January 2015, the magazine officially changed its name to NOU and substantial growth began.
In January 2016, NOU Magazine was redesigned and Cindy Chafin became Editor-In-Chief. By November, the magazine officially hit the one million mark in readership over the past four years.
In July 2017, a partnership was announced with the media group, New Focus Network (NFN). NFN became the underwriter of the online magazine, and the name was changed to New Focus Daily to allow shared content between the two entities to support womens’ empowerment.
New Focus Daily now delivers updated articles to a base of 15,000 readers 3-4 times weekly. Newsletters are delivered to 14,000 weekly and delivers 1.4M impressions per year. In partnership with New Focus Daily Downloads, NFD also delivers to over 28K viewers per week via social media. In July 2017, New Focus Daily Magazine published its first hard copy edition.
In partnership with New Focus Network, the content of New Focus Daily can expand into the television viewing market for health, wellness and lifestyle.
New Focus Daily is published in partnership with New Focus Network and serves as a Ribbon of Support of the Women Survivors Alliance.
NOU magazine was created in 2012 and officially launched at 2013 SURVIVORville. It began under the name “The Plum” with six published articles each month. In January 2015, the magazine officially changed its name to NOU and substantial growth began.
In January 2016, NOU Magazine was redesigned and Cindy Chafin became Editor-In-Chief. By November, the magazine officially hit the one million mark in readership over the past four years.
In July 2017, a partnership was announced with the media group, New Focus Network (NFN). NFN became the underwriter of the online magazine, and the name was changed to New Focus Daily to allow shared content between the two entities to support womens’ empowerment.
New Focus Daily now delivers updated articles to a base of 15,000 readers 3-4 times weekly. Newsletters are delivered to 14,000 weekly and delivers 1.4M impressions per year. In partnership with New Focus Daily Downloads, NFD also delivers to over 28K viewers per week via social media. In July 2017, New Focus Daily Magazine published its first hard copy edition.
In partnership with New Focus Network, the content of New Focus Daily can expand into the television viewing market for health, wellness and lifestyle.
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