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Health & Fitness GOING ON A SAFARI FROM THE BATTLEFIELD TO THE GYM

LIFESTYLE LETTER

JANUARY 2020 PUBLISHER

Lynn Bowles | lynn.bowles@lifestylepubs.com EDITOR

Rick Murray | rick.murray@lifestylepubs.com AD DESIGNER

Chad Jensen

Five, Four, Three, Two, One! AS WE BEGIN 2020, A NEW DECADE, WE SET GOALS FOR WHAT WE WANT

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Dani Moore CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

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OUR FUTURE SELVES TO BE LIKE AND LOOK LIKE. We take a glance back at

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where we have been and what we have done, and we try to remember to extend

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ourselves grace. January is a time to cleanse, to start fresh and not dwell on who we were 12 months ago. So much change can happen in a year, so as we plan our future and commit to resolutions, we also leave some room to change our minds—to grow and be human. Here at Hendersonville Lifestyle, we are so proud of the growth in our community through the last year and cannot wait to see what is coming for 2020. As new businesses open, old businesses expand, charities fundraise and we all turn one year older, we will continue to be right there to share your stories and celebrate your milestones. Happy New Year, Hendersonville and Sumner County. Thank you for being a part of our story.

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ON THE COVER FitRev owner Jason Santiago with his service dog Bristol

PHOTOGRAPHY BY RICK MURRAY 4

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INSIDE THE ISSUE JANUARY 2020

FEATURES 14 Going On Safari’s Great Food and Drink Are Just a Short Junket Away

18 From the Battlefield to the Gym Never Doubt Jason Santiago

24 Workouts For Your Moods Need a Pick-Me-Up, But Don’t Quite Have the Energy? These Activities Will Get You Moving and Out of Your Post-Holiday Funk

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34 What’s In Your Gym Bag? Everyday Essentials for the Perfect Workout

DEPARTMENTS 4

Lifestyle Letter

Good Times

Around Town

Locally Owned

Inspired By

24 Healthy Lifestyle 29 Realty Report 30 Lifestyle Calendar 34 Local’s Choice

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GOOD TIMES 1.

Golden Apple Awards

The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce hosted the annual Golden Apple Awards celebration at the Bluegrass Yacht & Country Club on Oct. 15. During the events, many local teachers received grant awards to help further local education efforts in Hendersonville.

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1. The Hendersonville Chamber of Commerce team poses before the awards ceremony. | 2. Lile Rogers, Hilary Marabeti and Brenda Payne are enjoying the ceremony. | 3. Dr. Charles Lee and Dr. Del Phillips pose during the Golden Apple Awards. | 4. Erin Morton, Brendan Olsen, Mayor Jamie Clary and Dr. Renee Dauer are having a good time at the Golden Apple Awards. | 5. Lile Rogers presents a grant check to Candace Thurman of Station Camp High School. | 6. Mayor Jamie Clary and attorney Rocky McElhaney share a moment during the Golden Apple Awards. | 7. Rocky McElhaney presents a grant check to Rachael Holsfine of Ellis Middle School. | 8. Dr. Charles Lee presents a grant check to Station Camp Middle School. | 9. Dr. Renee Dauer presents a grant check to Nannie Berry Elementary School. | 10. Greg Wilson presents a grant check to Hendersonville High School. | 11. Hendersonville High School receives a check for having the most attendees at the event. | 12. Hilary Marabeti presents a grant check to Julie McFarland of Hendersonville High School. 8

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Paul Mitchell School Grand Opening The Paul Mitchell School held a grand opening ceremony for its new Hendersonville campus on Npv. 6. Paul Mitchell co-founder John Paul DeJoria and his business partner Winn Clabaugh joined local school owners Dale and Kimberlyn Jones, community dignitaries and hundreds of students in the celebration and ribbon cutting.

1. Paul Mitchell co-founder John Paul DeJoria flashes his signature peace sign. | 2. Paul Mitchell School dean Winn Claybaugh addresses the audience. | 3. John Paul DeJoria delivers a motivational talk. | 4. A packed crowd of dignitaries and students listened to the speakers. | 5. Paul Mitchell School local owners Dale and Kimberlyn Jones welcome their guests. | 6. Hendersonville Chamber President/CEO Kathleen Hawkins addresses the crowd.

Hendersonville Veterans Day Parade The 7th annual Hendersonville Veterans Parade was held on a Nov. 10. This year’s parade was the largest yet, featuring over 70 separate participants and floats. The parade was

preceded by an out and back flyover of classic military aircraft.

1. A squadron of antique warbirds performed a flyby to start the parade. | 2. Over 70 floats and other entries were featured in the parade. | 3. Scott Couch served as the emcee for the parade. | 4. The Hendersonville Mounted Patrol was a hit with the crowd. | 5. Boy Scouts marched in the parade. | 6. Dozens of veterans participated in the parade. January 2020 | Hendersonville Lifestyle

GOOD TIMES 1.

Go Go Gourmet Ribbon Cutting The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for Go Go Gourmet

at its 1571 Pilot View Drive location in Gallatin on Nov. 14.

1. Go Go gourmet appetizers were a hit during its ribbon cutting ceremony. | 2. Guests feasted on a variety of foods, including prime rib. | 3. Go Go Gourmet. | 4. The Go Go Gourmet ribbon cutting attracted a lot of guests. | 5. The Go Go Gourmet ribbon cutting. | 6. Greg Wilson and Lynn Bowles pose with Go Go Gourmet owner Celeste Davidson.

Christmas Tree Elegance Competition at Monthaven The Monthaven Arts & Cultural Center hosted the annual Christmas Tree Elegance competition on Nov. 21. Five ornate trees decorated by area designers were entered into the competition. Following the ceremony, the trees were auctioned off with all proceeds going

to benefit art programs in Sumner County.

1. “A Woodland Christmas,” decorated by the Huckabee team. | 2. “Dapper Elegance,” by Becky Rose Grinwald. | 3. “Christmas in Bloom,” by Cindy Kimbro. | 4. The Christmas Tree Elegance judging team. | 5. “Owl’s Winter Magic,” by Dillard’s of Rivergate. | 6. “Oh, Holy Night,” by Becky Rose Grinwald. 10

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Hendersonville Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony The annual Hendersonville Tree Lighting Ceremony was held at Memorial Park on Dec. 1. The 3-hour event featured a variety of artists performing holiday-themed music before

culminating in the lighting of the official city tree.

1. Cody, Suzi and Bubba Perry are having a good time at the tree lighting ceremony. | 2. The Hendersonville High School Select Chorus performs. | 3. Emcees Larry Phillips and Jennifer Waddell share a moment. | 4. The American Academy of Dance dancers entertain the crowd. | 5. Santa and Mrs. Claus pose with Jennifer Waddell and Hendersonville Mayor Jamie Clary. | 6. Headliner Irlene Mandrell performs Christmas favorites.

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AROUND TOWN

GARLANDS AND GLITTER The annual HolidayFest Garlands and Glitter

MIRACLE PARK GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY

Fashion Show was held at the Bluegrass Yacht &

The Gallatin Parks Department held a ground-

Country Club on Nov. 2. Sponsored by Dillard's of

breaking ceremony for its forthcoming Miracle Park

Rivergate, the event featured local models showing

on Nov. 26. The new park, located in the existing

off some of the best of today's fashion. The fashion

Triple Creek Park, will feature three different enter-

show and the accompanying silent auction raised

tainment areas and it will be an all-inclusive facility

thousands of dollars for the Sumner County Family

available for all area children and their families.

YMCA's After Breast Cancer Program.

GET READY FOR VOL STATE SPRING CLASSES

The Birth Center at TriStar Hendersonville Medical

Spring classes at Volunteer State Community

Center continued its tradition of celebrating holidays

College start on January 21. There are hundreds

by clothing newborns with fashionable Thanksgiving

of courses to choose from in six major divisions:

clothing on Nov. 25. The infants were professionally

Business and Technology; Health Sciences; Math and

photographed in their festive attire, which was given

Science; Humanities, Nursing; and Social Science and

to the parents following the photo session.

Education. Classes are held in the day and evening in traditional classroom formats. The college also offers hundreds of online classes each semester. Register now to ensure your class choices for the Spring 2020 semester! 12

THANKSGIVING BABIES AT HENDERSONVILLE MEDICAL CENTER

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LOCALLY OWNED

going on a safari GREAT FOOD AND DRINK ARE JUST A SHORT JUNKET AWAY

Owner Ross El-Bobou poses with a delicious brunch omelet and a mimosa.

SAFARIâ€™S BRICK OVEN & GRILL 230 East Main Street, Hendersonville 615.802.0475 SafarisBrickOvenGrill.com 14

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ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY

A pizza, fresh out of the brick oven.

Safari's owner Ross El-Bobou demonstrates his pizza dough tossing skills.

Delicious mimosas and bloody marys are favorites during Sunday brunch.

PICTURE YOURSELF HARD AT WORK

degree,” recalls Ross. “Classes in the day-

WHEN YOUR MIND BEGINS TO WANDER.

time and working as a server at night – that

As you sail off into a daydream, you begin to

was my routine for several years.”

hear the sounds of lions growling, snakes

In 1989, Ross graduated from college with

hissing and the steady beat of distant drums.

his degree, and he found a job as an engi-

Suddenly, you snap back into reality. You

neer with the State of Tennessee. However,

realize that that the sounds you imagined

even after starting to work for the state,

weren’t jungle sounds at all. Instead, the

he continued to work as a waiter at Major

growls were coming from your hungry stom-

Wallaby’s at night.

ach. The hissing sounds came from imagin-

“It was a strange time,” says Ross. “I was

ing steaks sizzling on a grill. And the drum-

making more money waiting tables part-

beats? They were actually the sounds of ice

time at the restaurant than I was working

cubes tumbling into your favorite cocktail.

fulltime at the state.”

All at once, you understand the meaning

Before long, the owner of Major Wallaby’s

of your daydream. You are hungry, and it is

made Ross an interesting offer. He wanted

your body’s way of telling you that it’s time

Ross to give up his day job and come to work

to go on a safari to your favorite restaurant.

for him as a fulltime restaurant manager. At

Fortunately, you won’t have to travel

first, Ross turned him down.

to the plains of the Serengeti to quench

“I had spent a lot of years earning my

your thirst and your hunger. Instead, your

engineering degree,” says Ross. “So why

destination is nearby in Hendersonville at

would I want to give it up and work fulltime

Safari’s Brick Oven & Grill.

in a restaurant?”

Owner Ross El-Bobou is a longtime restauranteur who began his food service

Then, the owner made him an offer that he couldn’t refuse.

career in 1983, working part-time at the

“He told me that he wanted me to

old Po’ Folks restaurant in Madison. After

become his general manager,” says Ross.

a while, he moved over to the former Major

“Moreover, he would double the salary that

Wallaby’s restaurant in the Rivergate area.

I was getting paid by the state.”

“I was going to college at Tennessee Tech at that time, working on my civil engineering

After talking it over with his wife, Lisa, Ross decided to accept the offer.

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A delicious brunch omelet served with fresh fruit.

Safari's features some of the finest steaks around.

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LOCALLY OWNED

(CON TI N U ED)

Safari's crew member Johnna Page and owner Ross El-Bobou pose with a delicious brunch omelet and a mimosa.

Owner Ross El-Bobou serves a juicy porter house steak entree with a refreshing mimosa.

Several years later, the owner of Major Wallaby’s sold the restaurant to a new owner. While concerned at first, Ross was assured by the new owner that he was not going to change anything

and O’Charley’s. “Despite having to close my restaurant, the business was in my blood,” says Ross.

about the restaurant. Moreover, he was going to

However, he received another opportunity to own

expand the concept by opening new locations, and

his own restaurant, and he opened the new Safari’s

he wanted Ross to become a partner in the venture.

Brick Oven & Grill in Hendersonville in 2016.

At first, everything went well. However, Ross and

“Although I enjoyed my time in corporate, I missed

his partner soon began to disagree about business

owning my own store,” says Ross. “I love free enterprise

issues on a regular basis.

and being an entrepreneur; that’s where my heart is.”

“I’m a hands-on manager, and I like to know how

Today, Safari’s Brick Oven & Grill is thriving, thanks

everything works in the restaurant – to understand

to the hard work of Ross and his team. Like its pre-

all the processes,” recalls Ross. “However, my part-

decessor at Rivergate, the new location is famous

ner had always worked in an office, and he didn’t

for its expansive food and drink menu that includes a

really understand the ins and outs of restaurant

wide array of burgers, salads, seafood, fajitas, chicken

operations, so we clashed.”

dishes and brick oven-cooked pizzas and calzones.

After growing tired of the tension, Ross left the

In addition, the restaurant offers some of the most

company, and the restaurant went out of business

sumptuous steaks around, including porterhouse,

six months later in 1992. With the demise of Major

ribeye, sirloin and prime rib cuts.

Wallaby’s, Ross seized the opportunity to open his own restaurant, called Safari’s, in the same location.

During November 2019, Ross expanded his restaurant’s operations to include Sunday brunch. His

Business at Safari’s grew steadily for the first few

brunch menu includes a large number of brick oven-

years. However, it soon began to taper off as the

cooked and grilled items, including bacon, steaks,

Rivergate area went into a decline. With a shrinking

biscuits, omelets, waffles, eggs Benedict and quiche.

customer base, Ross closed Safari’s in 2006. Over the next 10 years, Ross worked for several large restaurant corporate operations groups, 16

including Cracker Barrel, Logan’s Roadhouse

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So, the next time you hear the sounds of far-off drums and the call of the wild, you will know that it is a time to take a trek to Safari’s Brick Oven & Grill.

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INSPIRED BY

From the Bat t l e f i e l d to t h e Gy m LOCAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS GURU JASON SANTIAGO IS THE OWNER OF FITREV, A HIGH-QUALITY WORKOUT AND TRAINING FACILITY LOCATED IN HENDERSONVILLE. Throughout his life, he has overcome a lot of adversity that has helped shape him into becoming a highly-motivated fitness entrepreneur. WHAT IS YOUR BACKGROUND? “I was born in Bridgeport, Connecticut in one of the rougher areas of town. After graduating from high school, I wanted to go to college, but I couldn’t get any scholarship money, and my mom couldn’t afford to send me. As a result, I decided to join the Army in order to earn the money to pay for college through the delayed entry program. A couple of years later, I was stationed at Ft. Lewis in Washington and subsequently deployed to Iraq. After I returned from Iraq in 2003, I applied for flight school training to become a helicopter

Jason Santiago works out in his gym.

pilot. After finishing my training, I spent the next several years flying Blackhawk helicopters in a variety of different duty stations ranging from Egypt to Afghanistan. During 2013, I was injured during my second deployment to Afghanistan. After I returned to the United States, I was able to retire from the Army after 16 years of service.

NEVER DOUBT JASON SANTIAGO

HOW DID YOU GET INTO THE FITNESS BUSINESS? “After retiring from the Army, I needed an outlet. I was used to serving others, and I knew that I wanted to keep helping people. So, I started training people to improve their health and wellness. Initially, I started doing personal training and teaching group classes. After a while, I came to realize that I have a gift for training. I was able to book private training sessions at a rate that was higher than any other trainer. Soon afterward, I decided it was time to open up my own gym, and I started FitRev in Hendersonville.” 18

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ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY

WHAT MOTIVATES YOU?

WHAT IS THE TOUGHEST SITUATION YOU HAVE FACED?

“I have always been surrounded by doubters. People not believing in

“After I retired from the Army, I lost my sense of identity. For most

me has been a common theme throughout my life. Growing up where

of my life, I had been in the service, and I defined myself by my career

I did in Connecticut, there were not a lot of opportunities, particularly

as a helicopter pilot. Suddenly, that career was over.

for people who looked like me and had similar backgrounds. As a result, few believed that I would ever be able to amount to anything. It’s been that way my entire life. People doubted me when I joined the Army, when I decided to fly helicopters, when I earned my MBA and when I started my gym.

As a result, I began to struggle with my health and well-being. I began to take different medications to try to help with the symptoms, but they only got worse. After a while, I realized that I needed help, and I began to reach out for assistance. Eventually, I went to Veterans Affairs where I learned about a pro-

Over time, I have learned to turn the doubt into personal motiva-

gram called K9 for Warriors that provides specially trained service

tion. Whenever someone tells me that I can’t do something, I just

dogs to wounded veterans. During 2017, I was paired up with my

smile and dedicate myself to proving them wrong.”

service dog, Bristol. Since then, he has become my best friend. His presence has helped me to find the strength to heal personally and to continue to grow professionally.”

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INSPIRED BY

(CON TI N U ED)

FitRev owner Jason Santiago works out under the watchful eye of his service dog, Bristol.

FitRev owner Jason Santiago and his service dog, Bristol.

WHO INSPIRED YOU? “Growing up, my mother was my inspiration. My dad died

WHAT ARE YOUR MOST PROUD ACCOMPLISHMENTS, PERSONALLY AND PROFESSIONALLY?

when I was only 2 years old, and I lost a brother when I was 6.

“Personally, I am proud of many things in my life. Despite a

She had to deal with those losses and find a way to raise her

tough background, I have been blessed to serve in the Army,

family despite being a single mom.

earn my MBA and become an entrepreneur. These accomplish-

When I was in the Army, I was strongly influenced by a lot of

ments have enabled me to be a mentor in Metro Nashville high

the senior noncommissioned officers. They made me the man

schools and an ambassador for Tennessee State University,

that I am today by instilling good values within me, holding me

where I have been able to serve as a positive beacon in young

accountable and never letting me settle for anything substan-

minority men’s lives.

dard. Although they were tough on me, they were like father figures to me.”

Professionally, the greatest honor that I have ever had was to fly heroes home from the battlefield.”

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FitRev owner Jason Santiago works with one of his clients.

WHAT IS YOUR GUIDING PHILOSOPHY?

Germany when the attack of 9/11 occurred. Shortly thereafter, our

“I want my life to be remembered someday, not by how much

commanding officer gathered all of the soldiers together and told

money I made, but by how I made people around me feel. I want to

us to prepare for going into combat. It was at that moment that I

give hope to others and let them know they are not alone.

realized joining the military was not about college money; it was

People need to learn to believe in themselves, to understand

about going to war and our country and our way of life.”

that true personal gratification doesn’t come from what others think, it comes from inside. We all have the power to define ourselves – don’t let others do it for you.”

WHAT IS A BIT OF JASON SANTIAGO TRIVIA? “I love to play the harmonica. So far, I am only self-taught. However, if I ever find the time, I am going to find a good harmonica teacher to

WHAT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT LIFE LESSON

help me take it to the next level.”

YOU HAVE LEARNED? “As a young soldier, I had just arrived at my duty station in

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INSPIRED BY

(CON TI N U ED)

FitRev owner Jason Santiago works out in his gym.

FitRes owner Jason Santiago gets in a workout.

W h y F i t R e v? “Too many people give up on fitness because they

we introduce new members to our other teachers

go to impersonal gyms that just want their money.

and members as soon possible so that they can

These gyms don’t really care if their clients show up or

feel like they are a part of our family.

not as long as they get paid.

front and help them develop fitness goals that

well-being of each of our clients. We believe that if we

are both challenging, yet achievable. We set

do the right thing in taking care of our clients, the money

interim goals so that our clients can see that

will take care of itself. Our clients are our business.

they are succeeding.

We are focused on individual needs of our members. We get to know our clients, and we make certain that 22

Our trainers sit down with each client up

At FitRev, we genuinely care about the health and

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Come be part of the FitRev family – give us 90 days, and we will change your life.”

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HEALTHY LIFESTYLE

WO R KO U T S F O R YO U R MOODS NEW YEAR, NEW US. We don’t mean to be cliché, but is there really any better time for working on yourself than when Jan. 1 rolls around—whether you’re focused on your physical health or your mental health? It sure seems like the perfect time, but there will also be days when you’re just not quite feeling it. The holidays are over, the days are shorter and, let’s face it, there’s not really a ton to look forward to until spring sprouts. But, whatever

NEED A PICK-ME-UP, BUT DON’T QUITE

your mood is this time of year, there’s still an

HAVE THE ENERGY? THESE ACTIVITIES WILL

activity you can do that’s worthwhile—and

GET YOU MOVING AND OUT OF YOUR

will give you a boost! Here’s how to choose the right one.

POST-HOLIDAY FUNK

YO G A

FEELING ANXIOUS

A regular yoga practice can help to ease anxiety by increasing body awareness, reducing muscle tension, relieving stress and sharpening attention + concentration.

01 R AG D O L L Ragdoll pose is great for relaxation and to release tension. Stand tall + reach your arms up, then allow them to fall gently toward the floor as you bend down.

02 C H I L D ’ S P O S E This calming and restorative pose is a common beginner’s position. Starting from your knees, sit back on your heels then walk your arms forward, bringing your torso down until you can rest your forehead on the floor.

03 S AVA S A N A Relax one body part at a time, one muscle

ARTICLE NICOLETTE MARTIN

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at a time + one thought at a time through a daily Savasana practice.

RUNNING There’s a reason people who are active runners describe something called a “runner’s high.” Studies show that aerobic exercises release

FEELING DOWN

mood-boosting endorphins.

BEGINNERS If you want to get into running but aren’t sure where to start, check out a couch-to-5K program to ease into it.

C A S UA L R U N N E R S Challenge yourself by switching up your running routine. Whether you’re changing your route or upping your distance, a new twist could give you a nice refresh.

ENTHUSIASTS Whether you’re into 10Ks or half marathons, consider signing up for a new race and decreasing your time.

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HE ALTH Y LIFEST Y LE (CONTINUED)

FEELING BORED

CLIMBING When you feel like you’re in a rut with your workouts and just don’t feel motivated anymore, try something new and exciting! Rock climbing is a great way to introduce something different without it feeling like a workout.

01 C L I M B I N G GYM S Climbing gyms have been popping up everywhere as the sport becomes more mainstream + are a great option for those who prefer to be adventurous indoors.

02 B O U L D E R I N G Bouldering, great for developing power, is a type of rock climbing where the climber doesn’t use ropes or harnesses, generally done on a much smaller scale.

03 S H A P E U P Since climbing can use different muscles from traditional workouts, it’s important to keep up with strengthening those. Key areas to pay attention to include upper body, lower body, core, fingers and wrists.

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When your head is full of thoughts, it can Training (HIIT) provides a break from that with short bursts of 100% focus followed by rest. Hereâ€™s a quick circuit.

01 K E T T L E B E L L SW I N G S Do as many reps as possible in 45 seconds, followed by 15 seconds of rest.

02 H I G H K N E E S Climb it out for 45 seconds, followed by 15 seconds of rest.

03 P L A N K Hold your plank for 45 seconds, followed by 15 seconds of rest. Repeat the circuit three times for a quick workout that touches on strength, cardio + core.

HIIT

FEELING STRESSED

get overwhelming. High-Intensity Interval

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REALTY REPORT

NEIGHBORHOOD

HENDERSONVILLE

ORIGINAL PRICE

SOLD PRICE

%SOLD/ORIG

DOM

BDRMS

BATHS

738 Canter Lane - Lot 448

$420,000

100

625 Lingering Way

$421,900

$419,900

100

1078 Mansker Farm Blvd

$428,500

$420,000

577 Lingering Way - Lot 401

$432,138

$431,018

100

1009 Somerset Downs Blvd

$439,000

$435,000

435 Norman Way #15

$440,051

$444,396

101

557 Nottingham Ave

$440,990

$441,310

100

716 Canter Lane - Lot 453

$448,620

100

333 Crooked Creek Lane

$459,900

$446,500

1550 Centerpoint Road

$464,900

$426,950

2020 Hawkwell Cir

$469,900

$470,750

100

255

1019 Carolyn Cir

$469,900

100

1106 Anderson Rd

$474,900

$452,500

216 Lotus Court

$478,000

$475,000

1002 Redwood Way

$482,900

$472,000

131 Timber Hills Rd

$499,900

$457,500

121 Ridgemar Trl

$500,000

$490,000

1041 Island Brook Dr

$520,000

100

1018 Island Brook Dr

$524,900

$514,900

125

115 Misty Way #313

$525,600

100

307 TARTAN CT

$534,950

100

418 Archer Way West

$535,000

100

1046 Dorset Dr

$559,900

$560,000

100

2266 New Hope Rd

$659,900

$647,000

1022 Jenkins Ln

$865,000

100

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JANUARY

LIFESTYLE CALENDAR

GO WEST YOUNG MAN: WESTERN FRONTIER COUTURE OF MANUEL

CARLA COOKE AT HUCKABEE THEATER

NEW WORLD SPIRITUALS BY JAMES STORY

Hendersonville, TN 37075

Soul South Entertainment artist

Company, 260 West Main St., Suite 204

Join us for a very special journey

Carla Cooke performs two classic

The Hendersonville Performing Arts

through the western frontier featuring

songs written by her father Sam

Company, along with JSto Productions,

the Western Frontier Couture Fashion

Cooke live at Huckabee Theater for

announce two special nights of

of Manuel. Visitors to The MACC can

TBN. Admission is free.

“New World Spirituals 1619-2019– A

1017 Antebellum Circle,

Huckabee Theater

enjoy the exhibition through January 5, 2020. Special thanks to our sponsor: U.S Pest For more information and

museum

hours

please

visit:

MonthavenArtsandCulturalCenter.com

Hendersonville Performing Arts

Black History Celebration” to be per-

formed in conjunction with Dr. Martin

SUMNER COUNTY WOMEN IN BUSINESS LUNCHEION

7:30 p.m. and Jan. 20 at 9:30 p.m. For

Luther King, Jr. holiday weekend! Performances will be held on Jan. 19 at more information, call 615.826.6037.

NASTC Catering and Conference

Center, 1571 Pilot Knob Road, Gallatin

BRICKUNIVERSE LEGO FAN EXPO

Join us for our monthly Sumner County Women In Business. Each

20 SUMNER COUNTY UNITY DAY MARCH

Wilson County Fairgrounds,

month we cultivate relationships

945 E Baddour Pkwy., Lebanon

and empower each other to achieve

BrickUniverse is the ultimate LEGO

our greatest potential. A catered

fan experience that will take over the

lunch will be provided with the cost

Sumner County NAACP presents

Wilson

Gallatin City Hall

Center

of admission. This month we'll be at

a Unity Day March featuring the

on Jan. 4 and 5. Choose Saturday or

Go Go Gourmet who's using NASTC

theme, One Nation, One People,

Sunday admission, and experience

kitchen. Admission for Chamber

in observance of Dr. Martin Luther

hands-on LEGO attractions and activi-

Members $20, non-members $25.

King Jr. Day. The march begins at

County

Exposition

ties built to inspire, educate and enter-

Noon at Gallatin City Hall parking lot

tain. Hours 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Admission

and ends at Rucker Stewart Middle

$15 in advance, $18 at the door.

School, 350 Hancock Street. CONTINUED >

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OUR FUN IS SECOND TO NONE. We use fun learning activities to help your child become school-ready, career-ready and life-ready while promoting a lifelong love of learning in literacy, science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics.

ENROLL TODAY! HENDERSONVILLE 615-822-9300 GALLATIN 615-561-1515 GoddardSchool.com

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26 SUMNER COUNTY BRIDAL SHOW EPIC Event Centre, Gallatin

JANUARY

LIFESTYLE CALENDAR

We are proud to invite you to the 7th Sumner County Bridal Show, presented by the Gallatin Area Chamber of Commerce and EPIC Event Centre!

The Sumner County Bridal Show exists to expose, showcase, and support the ever-growing options we

have for events and weddings, right here in Sumner County,

Tennessee!

Brides

may

pre-register

atÂ www.sumnerbridalshow.com. Admission $5.

30 GODSPELL

Volunteer State Community College

Godspell is an iconic musical first produced on Broadway in 1971. It broke new ground in its stage treatment of the historical Jesus Christ, and its telling of the Gospel of Matthew. This production will be performed on Jan. 30 and 31 at Vol State by the Actors Point Theatre Company. For more information, call 615.431.9620.

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LOCAL’S CHOICE

W h a t ’s I n Yo u r G y m B a g ? EVERYDAY ESSENTIALS FOR THE PERFECT WORKOUT

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ARTICLE RICK MURRAY | PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY, LYNN BOWLES

SHERI PAGE HAS BEEN A FITNESS GURU FOR OVER 20 YEARS.

LET’S TAKE A LOOK AT WHAT SHERI KEEPS

Her training days begin when she was a 19-year-old student at Union

IN HER WORKOUT BAG.

University. After earning her degree in health psychology, Sheri

1// Brooks Women’s Revel 2 running shoes, Dick’s Sporting Goods, 2// Garmin Forerunner 35 GPS running watch, Walmart,

became a full-time trainer, and she is currently training at FitRev

$79.99, |

in Hendersonville. Suffice it to say, Sheri knows what is needed for

$99.99 |

successful training sessions.

Amazon.com, $13.95 |

SHERI PAGE

Lululemon Back Pack to Reality Backpack, Poshmark.com, $115| 6//

615.757.3142

Everlast Vintage Shaker water bottle, Amazon.com, $18

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3// Proworks Women’s Padded Grip Fingerless gym gloves, 4// Apple AirPods Pro, Best Buy, $249.99 | 5//