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Denise's Monthly Plan Has Doubled

According to Denise's FAQ page on her website, when someone reaches the end of the 10 Week, 360° Plan they have the option of doing the "All Access Denise Program" for a monthly fee of $19.99. Originally the price for the monthly plan was $9.99.

Archived from the original on March 15, 2015

Retrieved June 8, 2015

Denise Austin to Guest Host With Her Daughter Katie on Home and Family

According to Channel Guide Magazine (blog), Denise Austin will be a guest host on the Hallmark Channel talk show Home and Family with her daughter Katie on Wednesday, March 25, 2015.

Wednesday, March 25 Guest host Kevin Sorbo, Celebrity Chef Ellamarie Fortenbach, Tamara Tunie (The Red Road) and fitness guru Denise Austin and daughter Katie Austin.

Freeze, Kellie. "Who’s on TV Talk? Talk Show Guests March 23-27." Channel Guide Magazine (blog). 20 Mar. 2015. Web. 23 Mar. 2015

Confirmed: Denise Austin And Her Daughter Katie Appearing On The Doctors

Via: Denise Austin's Facebook account:

Denise Austin

Great Day... Filmed the TV show The Doctors today with my daughter, Katie.. So amazing to share this experience with my her! I'll let you know when it airs...

Thurday, February 9, 2015 at 5:27pm

https://www.facebook.com/DeniseAustin/photos/10152717370848379

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In my last blog post, I covered how Katie Austin mentioned that the episode will air in March of this year.

Denise Austin And Her Daugter Katie To Appear On The Doctors

Denise Austin And Her Daugter Katie To Appear On The Doctors

Katie Austin uploaded a picture to Instagram announcing she and her mother Denise Austin will be appearing in an episode of The Doctors which will air in March 2015.

katie.austin

My first NATIONAL talk show ever!!! What an amazing experience to be with my mom and talk about following in her footsteps. The episode will air on CBS in March!😊

https://instagram.com/p/zSv4jXtNZC

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Denise Austin To Appear On TODAY

The NBC morning television show TODAY is scheduled to have Denise Austin appear on Monday, February 16, 2015, according to the website Broadway World.

Monday, February 16

...

(10-11 a.m.) Christina Bianco on Application Pending. Libby Langdon's quick décor tricks. Exercising with Denise Austin.
http://www.broadwayworld.com/bwwtv/article/Scoop-TODAY-216-227-on-NBC-20150213

Pre-Ordering Denise's 10 Week, 360° Plan

According to Denise's site, if you pre-order her 10 week plan now you'll get a 25% discount.

Screenshot from http://www.deniseaustin.com/

When signing up for the single membership, you can choose to pay all at once or you can pay as you go. If you pay all at once, the price is $111 instead of $149. If you pay as you go, the price is $14.99 a week instead of $19.99 a week.

Screenshot from http://www.deniseaustin.com/sign-up/

It would have been nice if the plan lasted a year instead of ten weeks. Maybe it should have been called the 12 Month, 360° Plan.

New Preregister Date For Denise's 10 Week, 360° Plan

Denise's Frequently Asked Questions page has been updated. The date for preregistering has been changed to mid December 2014.

Screenshot from http://www.deniseaustin.com/faq

In my previous blog, I pointed out that the preregistration date was set for mid November 2014.

Original screenshot from http://www.deniseaustin.com/faq

What Happened To Pre-Ordering Denise's 10 Week, 360° Plan In Mid November?

According to Denise's Frequently Asked Questions page, pre-orders for her 10 Week, 360° Plan were to start in mid November. It is the first of December and no one can pre-order the plan which makes me wonder if Denise is serious about her new program. I hope her 10 Week, 360° Plan will be ready by January 5, 2015.

Screenshot from http://www.deniseaustin.com/faq/

Screenshot from http://www.deniseaustin.com/faq/

Denise's 10 Week, 360° Plan

Denise's 10 Week, 360° Plan

Denise Austin's brand new fitness and weight-loss program will include all new workout videos and hundreds of Denise's TV shows. Denise's 10 Week, 360° Plan begins January 5, 2015, according to Denise's website.

Screenshot from http://www.deniseaustin.com/

Screenshot from http://www.deniseaustin.com/lets-move/

Previously, I mentioned in an earlier blog that I wanted to see Denise do a new workout show online. I'm thrilled to know that not only will her site include new workout videos, but it will also include her TV shows as well. Her website originally stated back in September 2014 that the new program would be coming in December 2014. I guess I'm just going to have to wait until January 5, 2015 for Denise's 10 Week, 360° Plan.

DeniseAustin.com - Brand New Fitness And Weight-Loss Program In December 2014

Via: deniseaustin.com/fit/

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I would like to see Denise do an online show similar to Fit and Lite and Daily Workout.

Denise Austin In Jack LaLanne Documentary 'Anything Is Possible: The Man, the Movement and the Legacy'

Jack LaLanne's Legacy Lives On in Documentary

by Stuart Goldman in Behind the Scenes
Sep 19, 2014
Club Industry

With the 100th anniversary of Jack LaLanne's birth fast approaching, a new documentary on his life is set for release.

(Skip to 4:53 to see Denise Austin)



Jack LaLanne would have turned 100 on Sept. 26, and because he seemed like he could live forever, it's hard to believe he's not around anymore.

With the anniversary of his birth fast approaching, anyone who met or knew or admired Jack LaLanne should no doubt look forward to a new documentary on his life.

The documentary, titled "Anything Is Possible: The Man, the Movement and the Legacy," includes interviews with none other than the love of his life, Elaine LaLanne, their son, Jon, and famous fitness personalities, including Denise Austin, Lou Ferrigno and Gunnar Peterson.

If this trailer doesn't give you chills up and down your spine, then you're probably not alive. Here are just a few of the great lines you can expect to see in the documentary:

"My dad was Superman," Jon LaLanne says. "He really was."

"He had a wonderful sense of humor," Elaine says. "He made me laugh through life."

"Jack gave," Ferrigno says. "He never just said, 'Let me take from you.' He gave to you."

The documentary will be available from Sept. 25-Oct. 10 at www.fusionlifebrands.com/jacklalanne100. For Twitter followers, the hashtag is easy to remember: #JackLaLanne100.

Jack LaLanne may not be with us, but as this film suggests, his legacy will live on forever.

http://clubindustry.com/blog/jack-lalannes-legacy-lives-documentary

Behind The Scenes With Katie Austin

Updated: Tuesday, November 18, 2014

An Instagram picture uploaded by Denise Austin's daughter, Katherine Reed Austin, shows her in a tight workout outfit standing in front of a wall that reads "DENISE AUSTIN" with the caption "Behind the scenes🎥✨." Behind the scenes for what?

getfitwithkatie (update: katie.austin)
September 5, 2014
Behind the scenes🎥✨
http://instagram.com/p/skbyIGNNWD/

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More pics of Katie:

Katie Austin (left), Kelly Austin (right)

See more here:

katie.austin on Instagram

Katie (getfitwkatie) | Twitter

Get Fit With Katie | Motivation For a Happy & Healthy Lifestyle

Denise Austin And Her Daughters Sporting Patriotic Colors For July 4, 2013

Denise Austin's Facebook Post Of Katie Austin In A Bikini

University of Southern California, USC

Denise Austin The Daily Show

Thursday April 21, 2005
The 2500 Calorie Pyramid
Jon goes over the various permutations of the food pyramid, from a version for the recently dumped to an actual pyramid of food. (2:36)
http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/thu-april-21-2005/the-2500-calorie-pyramid

Wednesday March 10, 1999
This Just In - A Dimple Plan
New diet pill Cellasene promises to turn your cellulite into smooth skin. (1:21)
http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/wed-march-10-1999/this-just-in---a-dimple-plan

Denise Austin Hugging George W. Bush (6/22/1999)

Republican presidential front-runner George W. Bush gets a hug from fitness guru, Denise Austin, a fundraiser at the Hilton Hotel in Washington, DC June 22, 1999. More than 2,000 power brokers in the nation's capital saluted Bush with what was billed as a $2 million fundraiser. (Pool Photo)

Republican presidential front-runner George W. Bush greets fitness guru, Denise Austin, a fundraiser at the Hilton Hotel in Washington, DC June 22, 1999. More than 2,000 power brokers in the nation's capital saluted Bush with what was billed as a $2 million fundraiser. (Pool Photo)

Republican presidential front-runner George W. Bush gets a hug from fitness guru, Denise Austin, a fundraiser at the Hilton Hotel in Washington, DC June 22, 1999. More than 2,000 power brokers in the nation's capital saluted Bush with what was billed as a $2 million fundraiser. (Pool Photo)

Republican Donations

Study: Why We Prefer Breathy Voices Like Denise Austin's

Today's AFP Relaxnews has a story on how people are attracted to certain types of voices than others, according to the University of British Columbia. The article goes on to mention that for women, people are strongly attracted to "breathier" voices than "crackier" voices. Denise Austin was referenced in the story has having a "breathier" voice compared to Kim Kardashian who has a "crackier" voice.

The study notes gender differences are key to vocal attractiveness in addition to regional dialect preference. For women, people are strongly attracted to "breathier" voices, such as those of screen legend Marilyn Monroe or health and fitness icon Denise Austin. This is compared to "creakier" voices, such as those of the Kardashian clan. Breathiness is the result of thinner, "younger" vocal cords, with attraction to breathy voices stemming from cultural fixation with youth and vitality, the researchers say, noting a "creaky" voice may indicate a health issue, such as a cold or a long history of smoking.

(February 21, 2014). "Study: Why we prefer breathy voices like Marilyn Monroe's". AFP Relaxnews. Retrieved February 21, 2014

Professional writer and actress, Kimberly Rae Miller, blogged about how Denise could have another career doing sex imported film voice overs and/or steamy phone services when she retires. BTW the blog is tagged under "Sexy Voices" and it's the only blog under that tag.

First impression: When she finally hangs up her spandex, Denise Austin needs to consider a second career doing voice overs for steamy imported films, and/or paid phone services. Move over Lauren Bacall. What a voice.

Kimberly Rae Miller. (January 4, 2010). "Denise Austin Makes Over Your Body with Her Voice". SocialWorkout.com. Retrieved February 21, 2014

Some people have wondered if Denise Austin is or was a smoker because of her voice. Melisa Wells mentioned in her blog that teaching group fitness can hurt the larynx (aka voice box). The link to the study she referenced was broken so I did a little research and found a study called, "Vocal problems among aerobic instructors and aerobic participants." (Heidel & Torgerson 1993). The book Injury Prevention for Fitness Instructors also references the study on page 87.

If you don't like Denise's voice, her new DVDs have a music only option so you don't have to hear her instructions.

Four Fall Fitness Routines

Today's Hindu article presents four fitness routines to keep you in shape during the fall. Ranging in order from easy to extreme, Power Pilate comes third mentioning Denise Austin's videos on the internet to be great for targeting specific areas on the body and helping customise routines.

Power Pilates

We’ve heard of power yoga — but Power Pilates? It’s a form of exercise that uses the routines and “moves” you learn and practise in your regular Pilates class to improve your posture. The workouts usually range from 50 to 65 minutes and aim at improving strength, muscular endurance and metabolism.

Interested in trying out this form of Pilates? The first option is to ask a Pilates instructor around town if he is familiar with this sort of routine and can teach you a few moves. If that doesn’t work out, then head to the Internet. Denise Austin, an American fitness instructor and famous author/columnist, has some great videos up, that target specific areas of your body, helping you customise your routine to your needs.

Samvitha Ram (August 18, 2013). "Fall fitness". The Hindu. Retrieved August 18, 2013.

Also read "You Don't Need A Gym To Impact Your Health".

You Don't Need A Gym To Impact Your Health

Yesterday's Dallas Morning News Health Blog has an article by family physician Dr. Jane Sadler MD on five things doctors may not tell you that could have a direct effect on your health and/or your pocketbook. The first of five things she mentions is the need to exercise because it can lower the risk of heart disease and cancer. Sadler also writes that you don't have to join a gym and suggests exercise videos like Denise Austin's yoga tapes as being really great for beginners.

1.     You need to exercise. Oh, yes…you do.  I realize you can’t afford a monthly yoga class but Denise Austin has some really great beginner yoga tapes.  While the highly vigorous and physically complex P90X is not recommended for the average couch potato, many other exercise DVD options are available, you do not have to join a gym. If you prefer to walk, then WALK. Refer to my prior blog about lowering your exercise intensity. According to the American Heart Association, exercise can lower the risk for heart disease by up to 40%. There is a similar cancer reduction seen with moderate exercise. I always giggle when I hear patients repetitively tell me they have “just joined a gym” at their annual physical (what a timing coincidence).

Dr. Jane Sadler MD (August 13, 2013). "5 things doctors may not tell you". The Dallas Morning News. Retrieved August 14, 2013.

The New York Times ran a story earlier this month on how internet workout videos are giving people who are fitness-minded an alternative to gym memberships. The story goes on to mention that there is a growing popularity of fitness videos on YouTube, according to Kate Mason the YouTube spokeswoman.

YouTube, which is owned by Google, does not track the number of people viewing fitness channels, according to Kate Mason, a company spokeswoman. But she described it as “an incredibly popular segment” that appears to be growing. Between January 2008 and January of this year, the number of times “fitness” was used as a search term on YouTube doubled.

Julia Lawlor (August 8, 2013). "Jane Fonda Tapes? Not for a YouTube Generation". The New York Time. Retrieved August 14, 2013

YouTubers are great fans of Denise Austin workout videos, and it's not only for the fitness benefits. Check out Dave McKenna's article on Denise's popularity on YouTube.

Denise Austin Deletes Facebook Post

On Sunday, July 14, 2013 Denise Austin posted a Facebook status update that attracted a lot of negative comments. Her post read "Life is too short to waste time harboring bad feelings about anyone. ‪#‎Forgive‬, forget, then move on!" which appeared on the day people were protesting the shooting of Trayvon Martin and the George Zimmerman verdict. Whether Denise was referring to them or not is unknown. She has posted similar updates before so this may have been just a general statement. Her status update was deleted today somewhere between 11:26 AM PST and 10:37 PM PST. Here are several screenshots I took of Denise's status update along with the comments:

Original URL: https://www.facebook.com/DeniseAustinOnline/posts/10151534266483379

The last one I took was from Google's cache because the status update had already been removed.