Fit Happens
If you've been telling yourself that this is the year you'll get in shape, Joanie Greggains's friendly, down-to-earth, practical advice can help.  "People stick to a healthy lifestyle because they've found ways to do it and enjoy it," writes Greggains, who has been teaching people about fitness since 1972. You know her as the fitness leader on TV'sMorning Stretchand from 13 exercise videos (more than 10 million copies sold). The key, says Greggains, is to discover (or rediscover) the fun of movement, learn to eat healthy foods without feeling deprived, and respect your body.  She describes how to "love your body to health," guidelines for eating right, ways to understand your body's signals, diets to avoid, health foods that aren't, exercise options, additives to avoid, and plenty of motivational tips, self-tests, and helpful charts.Fit Happensis friendly and helpful, with on-target tips such as these:Don't start a new diet until you can clearly and explicitly explain what you will do to make it work most effectively.Remind yourself that your current physical state didn't develop overnight, and real change takes time.Diet fads and body fashion may bend with trends, but human biology never changes.--Joan Price