Reno, NV January 2024

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LIFESTYLE LETTER

A New Year, A New Me (kind of) For many of us, the end of the year is full of excitement and anticipation. A time to reset, chase our ambitions, and pursue new goals. The reality is that the best intentions often end in disappointment. Dusty home exercise equipment, dormant gym memberships, drawers full of clean workout clothes, and forgotten notes to self about how we’re committing to a healthier lifestyle. We set the bar high, start out like we got shot out of a cannon, and then succumb to the reality that the change we’re looking for is hard. So hard that we’re content to wait until next year to restart the cycle.

As a former professional athlete, health, wellness, and fitness have always been top of mind. Sure, there’s always been some seasonality to my routines, but in general I’ve always found that trying to keep things in a fairly tight range works best. Until this year. Between career shifts, injuries, and some big life events, I’m now looking at January with massive anticipation. A time to put my fork down a little sooner, sleep a little more, indulge a little less, and exercise a lot more.

As my grandmother used to say, the road to hell is paved with good intentions (thanks Nana!) and I want to avoid being a statistic. So I’m going to take a few small actions that should help get me where I want to be. First, I find great motivation and accountability from being a part of a community so rather than just going to the gym, I’m going to do some group fitness classes. I’m also going to start tracking my sleep. For me, understanding what leads to poor sleep (even if I think I already know) is key to changing bad habits. Lastly, I want to be intentional with my eating and drinking, and while I can’t say I’ve eaten my last dessert or had my last cocktail, I want to do a better job of being conscious of frequency and what I’m putting into my body.

When it comes to anything in life - business, finance, food, home, and personal health – it’s not what you do some days that move the needle - it’s what you do MOST days. For better or worse! It’s not the sometimes choices we make, it’s the most of the time choices.

Here’s to you! We’re rooting for you.

M I K E M C C A R T H Y, P U B L I S H E R @CITYLIFESTYLERENO

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Coffee Collection

It’s not where you’ve bean, but where you’re going next

A moody shot of Downtown Reno captured in winter.

Breathing Your Way to a Healthier Life

Breathwork is an ancient practice that can help overall health, reduce stress and improve mood

Accountability Counts

The Proclivity Method focuses on whole body wellness

Photography: Eric Marks

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Lifestyle Letter

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Hot Spot FOOD + BEVERAGE

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Local Limelight HEALTH + WELLNESS

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1: KPS3 celebrated some wins at the 2023 Ace Awards on November 16. 2: Plumb & Pine held its 2nd Annual Winter Soiree on November 16. 3: Gobble till you wobble. The Riverwalk District hosted its November Wine Walk on November 18. 4: Fallen veterans were honored on November 18 at the annual Atlantis Gold Star Family Tree Lighting. 5: The Lion King played at The Grand Sierra Resort November 10-19. 6: Creative Hot Tub Designs celebrated the grand opening of its second showroom on November 17. 7: Mo’s By the River hosted a Italian wine dinner at Bella Italia on November 6.

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What do Paul McCabe and the habit-building strategy of The Clean Slate have in common?

The winning ticket to creating a healthy lifestyle.

Take it from a food expert, kale might not be the lynchpin to your health goals. Gasp!

Executive Chef of The Club at Rancharrah, Paul McCabe, offers level-headed advice for those seeking a solution to their wellness frustrations – listen to your body. It’s easy to get caught up in the hype of fad diets, or what other people are doing. When you take the time to start over (i.e. elimination diet) and slowly add back in foods and notice how your body reacts, you’re more likely to discover your winning ticket for feeling and looking your best.

Coming from San Diego, Chef Paul knows a thing or two about premium ingredients, especially produce. His move to Reno wowed him with Northern Nevada’s offerings of fresh wild game and forage products.

We are all blessed to live in one of the most beautiful landscapes with access to the Great Outdoors and all the activities it has to offer. Combine that with the fresh, locally-sourced produce and proteins and getting to know yourself better, and that’s a recipe for success.

Reno’s lifestyle is a high bar to meet, so whether you, or someone you know, is considering relocating into or out of the Truckee Meadows, our team can help you find the area locally, or around the world, that best suits your needs and helps you thrive in life.

We wish you the best in 2024 and may your New Year’s Resolutions take flight and go the distance.

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Local Realtor Kristin Zuckerman Receives Monumental Honor Kristin Zuckerman was inducted into Private Office during the Global Private Office Fall Summit held in Mallorca, Spain. Engel & Völkers Private Office was established in 2007 to serve clients with high-value and often multi-market property portfolios. Today, Private Office advisors are among the most discrete, competent and connected real estate professionals in the world. Out of over 16,000 Engel & Völkers advisors on 5 continents, just over 300 have achieved the Private Office designation.

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Coffee Collection It’s not where you’ve bean, but where you’re going next

ARTICLE BY ERIN HANNA-BUTROS MEYERING

There is no shortage of coffee places in Reno--that’s for sure. In addition to some standouts below, consider: Coffee & Comics, Superstitions Coffee, Café Con Papi, Walden’s Coffeehouse, Purple Bean, and JoStella Coffee Company.

OLD WORLD COFFEE LAB

This winter season, Old World is featuring a creamy and cozy Peppermint Bark Latte, with a white mocha and peppermint brown sugar base. There’s also the Nutcracker Latte, sweet and spiced with an almond and anise brown sugar syrup topped with sea salt and truly the epitome of holiday cheer (if you’re not over the holidays quite yet).

No City Coffee makes lattes into art.

NO CITY COFFEE

Meet the Cortado, a traditional drink that shows off both the quality of the espresso and the skill of the barista. Made from espresso and equal parts warm, steamed milk, the Cortado is a simple yet elegant classic. All beans used at No City are locally roasted personally by Ryan Stark and are rated AAA specialty coffee from India with low acidity for easy (and tasty) consumption. Plus, you can order it with organic house-made almond milk.

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Step into one of three Old World Coffee Lab locations in Reno.

A coffee flight from Rising for People Coffee Company.

RISING FOR PEOPLE COFFEE COMPANY

Rising with purpose, for people starts with a good cup of coffee. That’s what Rising For People Coffee is all about.

Their signature Coffee Flights are a treat, completely customizable and extremely photogenic. Each drink on the flight is handcrafted using single-origin coffee beans and from seasonal inspiration.

BIBO COFFEE CO. / BIBO FREDDO GELATO

Bibo’s House-Roasted Arsi is a naturally processed coffee from Ethiopia with notes of juice red grape and ripe stone fruit with a bright citrus backbone available in all three Reno locations, and online. At Bibo, you can also enjoy hand-made artisan gelato.

Coffeebar boasts locations in Reno and beyond.

COFFEEBAR

Bibo serves a HouseRoasted Arsi from Ethiopia.

A Gibraltar is served at lower temperature in a Gibraltar glass, and is equal parts streamed milk and espresso. It’s meant for coffee drinkers who don’t want too much milk covering the espresso flavor. Order one made from their signature Zephyr espresso blend with notes of chocolate and cherry.

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THE GARDEN

The Garden is both a full-service florist AND locally-roasted coffee shop. While there are many coffee confections to choose from, the floral-inspired Rose Latte is iconic to The Garden with mild rose flavor and a hint of smokiness.

The Garden offers a communal space to sip.

Listen to records while indulging in coffee or cocktails at EP Listening Lounge.

EP LISTENING LOUNGE The Light & Lavender is a cup of coffee as cool as where it’s served. This drink can be made hot or iced, using a light roast, oat milk, and a house-made honey lavender syrup. EP specializes in pour-over coffee with six different types of cold brew on draft, not to mention the hundreds of records (from @180GramRecords) to browse/buy.

THE HUB COFFEE

At The Hub, coffee is sourced from seed to cup, and their classic Cappuccino exemplifies this process. The coffee used in the Hub’s Thirty-2-Cheney espresso blend comes from the farm Finca Las Nubes in Columbia, one of the Hub’s partner farms.

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Supporting Community this New Year WHERE TO GIVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY IN 2024 ARTICLE BY BRITTON GRIFFITH In the New Year, we leave our holiday seasons behind us with a fresh slate of events, activities and hobbies ahead. What better way to keep the spirit of generosity going all year long than by participating in a charity?

In giving back you can gain so much and there is something for everyone in the Reno-Tahoe area.

When choosing where to donate your time or treasure, I advise people to get involved with something that ‘fills your cup’.

Reno’s community has so many wonderful non-profits and efforts to make our region and our planet better for everyone. There is an important checklist when playing matchmaker for volunteering that I like to use.

The most important starting point is pursuing something you are passionate about.

Once you select an avenue of goodwill that you enjoy, set expectations and goals for your volunteering. With a full sphere of ways to help others, donating your time can come in the form of fundraising, board service, or providing items the location needs. Finally, it’s time to select which organization meets your volunteer criteria. You can research places, ask friends or colleagues, or you can take my suggestions for some of my favorite charities in town.

ANIMALS… For nearly 30 years this non-profit has been saving dog’s lives. In particular, they help small dogs (less than 30 pounds) find permanent homes, provide medical treatment, and help animals become more adoptable in a safe environment. They say ‘seniors’ are the new ‘puppies’ and at ‘For Pet’s Sake’, adopting, donating, or fostering proves this is true. forpetssakereno.org

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YOUTH…

SUSTAINABILITY...

Started in 2007, Nevada Youth Empowerment Project, lovingly called ‘NYEP,’ is a group helping young women, ages 18 to 24 years through a continuing living program.

This initiative combines safe housing, skill sets, and education assistance while facilitating a sustainable tomorrow. Changing the circumstances of our youth builds a stronger future for everyone. nyep.org/

New Year’s resolutions come in all forms: eat better, exercise, and be more eco-friendly. You can check off each of these priorities by supporting Green Dining in the Riverwalk District. Eating locally sourced foods, shopping for organic items in the co-op, and walking along the Truckee River to enjoy getting both you and the planet healthier. renoriver.org/

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Breathing Your Way to a Healthier Life BREATHWORK IS AN ANCIENT PRACTICE THAT CAN HELP OVERALL HEALTH, REDUCE STRESS AND IMPROVE MOOD

ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY ANGELA RUDOLPH

More restful sleep, better oxygen flow in the bloodstream, less anxiety, and improved mood... all these effects and more have been attributed to a very old practice that has found its way back into popularity: breathwork.

Many of us give little, if any, thought to our breath throughout the day. But what if by breathing mindfully we could improve some of our most common and uncomfortable ailments?

Breathwork is the practice of focusing on your breath and learning to manipulate and control the flow of air within the body.

“When you focus on your breath, you will start to notice where it goes within your body,” Cori Hoefner, a local fitness instructor and personal trainer with a degree in Community Health and Kinesiology, says. “With enough mindful practice, you’ll start to learn where it goes within your body and how you can send it to different places. Breathwork helps bring you into your body.”

Hoefner says some of the earliest benefits she has noticed when practicing breathwork is a reduction in stress and anxiety because of its ability to bring you into the present, in a somewhat similar way to how meditation works.

Breathwork sessions can last anywhere from

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“You can practice it... when you start to feel overwhelmed throughout the day by pausing

one to 30 minutes, depending on your experience level. The flexibility of the practice, and the versatility of being able to use it where and how works best for the individual, is perhaps part of why it has gained popularity.

“You can practice it even when you start to feel overwhelmed throughout the day by pausing what you are doing and taking five deep, mindful breaths,” Hoefner suggests. “While a true session should last 15 to 30 minutes, beginners can start by practicing for 1-2 minutes multiple times throughout the day and build their stamina.”

There are many variations of breathwork including box breathing, nostril alternation, belly breathing, and more. Hoefner advises starting with something simple like focusing on the flow of the breath and breathing deeply.

“Focusing on taking an inhale that lasts the same amount of time as the exhale is a great beginner move,” she says. “Breathing is important in almost all exercise, and you may already be doing certain activities that involve controlling the breath like yoga and swimming. Breathwork is separate from physical activity, and it helps you learn that breath itself is a tool. You generally practice breathwork sitting down or even lying on your back.”

“You want to be cautious that you don’t push yourself too far too quickly, as some of the techniques can be a little tiring on the nervous system.

By starting small and building, you can feel positive effects right away, but be sure to talk to your doctor before starting any practice with the body.”

Breathwork can be practiced by just about everyone and you’ll get the biggest benefits if you practice it daily.

what you are doing and taking five deep, mindful breaths.”

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ARTICLE BY NORA HESTON TARTE

THE PROCLIVITY METHOD FOCUSES ON WHOLE BODY WELLNESS

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‘Tis the season for New Year’s resolutions. Whether the goal is to sleep better, eat healthier, or be more active, the biggest challenge is not letting those goals peter out before February. That’s where Proclivity comes in. Started by Joel Cochran, 38,

Weekly lessons are more in-depth than, “drink more water.” Instead, customers dive into how they help their bodies absorb water better, supplements that can aid in hydration, and more. Sleep lessons include wearing blue light-blocking glasses close

and Emily Rodela, 32, the online program uses community to help members embrace accountability all while working toward their goals.

Proclivity is a life coaching and nutrition coaching company that offers 12 week programs to help people change their lives with simple habits that are easy to implement. Dubbed the Proclivity Method, members join in on weekly group calls where they learn two new habits each week.

Then, they spend the week focused on implementing those habits, whether it’s hydration efforts or sleep quality.

“Things that are very simple that anyone can do but you don’t think about doing most of the time,” says Gia Butera, Proclivity’s marketing officer and nutrition development specialist.

to bedtime to help you fall asleep and sleep well.

Proclivity was founded in 2021, and part of its success is owed to the expertise of Cochran and Rodela. Cochran is Proclivity’s life coach. He received a bachelor’s in communications with a minor in community health science from the University of Nevada, Reno before becoming a serial entrepreneur and a coach in many facets for more than a decade. Also a UNR graduate, Rodela completed her Nutritional Therapy Practitioner course through the Nutritional Therapy Association (NTA). She previously worked for Black Iron Nutrition before starting Proclivity with Joel.

“We help busy professionals take control of their life,” Butera explains.

“WE HELP BUSY PROFESSIONALS TAKE CONTROL OF THEIR LIFE,” - GIA BUTERA

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By focusing on easy nutrition habits in tandem with changing your mindset, accountability becomes the cornerstone of client success.

While the group atmosphere is the standard for the Proclivity method, every participant also receives two one-on-one sessions with each coach to focus on personal goals and hone in on their individualized needs. Private sessions are also available for $5,000 for 12 weeks. In contrast, the group setting is $1,500 for the same time period.

According to Butera, the method works in large part because it’s not overly difficult. The other piece of the puzzle is the accountability factor. With weekly check ins and group sessions, clients are more likely to stick to the program.

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“I FEEL MENTALLY STRONGER,” -PROCLIVITY CUSTOMER

While health and fitness are part of Proclivity, customer testimonials often focus on the mental wellness that comes with completing the program. One client, Maggie H., says, “it has given me the confidence and the grounding that I needed.”

Azelin D. says, “I have control over my life in ways I never have before.” For others, the successes are seen on the scale. “I am down 20 pounds in the last three months,” shares Stephanie M. On January 20, Proclivity will host a free goal setting workshop at MidTown Minerals (700 S. Virginia St., Reno) starting at 8 a.m. They also offer quarterly seminars and ongoing social events for alumni.

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SMOOTHIE BOWLS

ARTICLE BY ANGELA BROOCKERD PHOTOGRAPHY BY JANIE JONES Start your day with a nutritious and vitamin-packed breakfast. Smoothie bowls are a great way to add a variety of fruits and vegetables. Top with chia or flax seeds for an extra omega-3 boost, nuts or seeds for added protein, or sliced fruit for additional vitamins and fiber.

Including a hint of turmeric or ginger can aid in digestion and has anti-inflammatory properties. Eating a variety of fruits and vegetables can aid in cellular repair and gut health, and smoothie bowls are a delicious way to incorporate more into your day. Try some of these simple recipes, or create your own combinations to give your health a boost.

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events A S E L E C T I O N O F U P C O M I N G LO C A L E V E N T S

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Six The Musical Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts Learn the story of the SIX wives of Henry VIII with this award-winning, high-energy performance where historical figures are transformed into pop icons at the Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts.

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Beer-Mosa Yoga Multiple Join Coach Caren, owner of Kaia FIT Sierra, for a free, hour-long beer-mosa yoga class. The January 6 event will be held in Midtown at Local Beer Work while the January 27 event will take place in South Reno at Pinion Bottle.

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2024 Sheep Show Reno-Sparks Convention Center Also known as The Wild Sheep Foundation Convention and Sporting Expo, this premier outdoor and mountain game hunting exposition features wall-to-wall exhibits from North American outfitters, plus gear, guns, art, taxidermy, jewelry, furs, and more for sale.

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Monster Jam 2024 Reno-Sparks Livestock Events Center See some of the most iconic monster trucks at the Reno-Sparks Livestock Events Center. Buy a pit pass for Saturday or Sunday and arrive early for the Monster Jam® Pit Party where guests can meet their favorite drivers and crews while also getting up close and personal with the vehicles you came to see!

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Reno Wine Walk Riverwalk District | 2:00 PM This monthly wine event gives Renoites the opportunity to sip wines at favorite venues around town, starting at The Riverwalk District.

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Hannah Berner Grand Sierra Resort | 7:00 PM Hannah Berner found fame on Instagram and Twitter before starting her podcasts Giggly Squad and Berning in Hell. The Summer House-alum with more than 3.3 million social media followers will perform her standup act at Grand Sierra Resort.

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NEIGHBORHOOD Bartley Ranch

ORIGINAL PRICE

SOLD PRICE

%SOLD/ORIG

DOM

BDRMS

B AT H S

$5,200,000

$5,200,000

100.00%

34

4

4.5 6.5

Hidden Lake

$5,750,000

$4,143,750

72.07%

71

5

Arrowcreek

$4,499,000

$3,300,000

73.35%

186

5

6

Montreux

$3,300,000

$3,300,000

100.00%

41

4

4.5

Newlands Hts Historic District

$3,200,000

$3,200,000

100.00%

101

4

5.5

Reno-Old South Suburban

$3,100,000

$3,100,000

100.00%

90

4

5.5

West Washoe Valley

$5,500,000

$2,800,000

50.91%

457

7

8.5

Summit Sierra

$2,700,000

$2,300,000

85.19%

86

5

4

Caughlin Ranch

$2,295,000

$1,930,000

84.10%

186

4

3.5

Reno

$1,990,000

$1,925,000

96.73%

41

4

5

Summit Sierra

$1,895,000

$1,800,000

94.99%

50

4

4

Skyline Boulevard

$2,195,000

$1,750,000

79.73%

139

5

4.5

Summit Sierra

$1,720,000

$1,525,000

88.66%

46

3

3 4.5

Virginia Footills

$1,550,000

$1,465,000

94.52%

56

4

Montreux

$1,500,000

$1,425,000

95.00%

95

3

5

Reno-South Suburban

$1,425,000

$1,415,000

99.30%

57

4

3 4.5

Virginia Footills

$1,399,500

$1,400,000

100.04%

62

5

Montreux

$1,399,000

$1,389,000

99.29%

50

4

3.5

Caughlin Ranch

$1,650,000

$1,387,500

84.09%

99

4

4.5

Spanish Springs

$1,350,000

$1,350,000

100.00%

62

3

3

Virginia Footills

$1,395,000

$1,325,000

94.98%

84

4

3.5

Bartley Ranch

$1,325,000

$1,325,000

100.00%

57

5

4

Hidden Valley

$1,300,000

$1,270,000

97.69%

51

5

4

Reno-South Suburban

$1,345,000

$1,250,000

92.94%

65

5

3.5

Summit Sierra

$1,275,000

$1,250,000

98.04%

40

4

3

This data is a sampling of sold properties from November 2023. Source: IRES MLS system.

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