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Unparalleled Wellness Program in Lake County Florida

Watch 69 Second Video for FULL SCOOP on Virtual Wellness and Plan!

HEART DISEASE is the leading cause of death in the US for men and women. Someone has a heart attack every 40 seconds in the United States.

The good news is that we can prevent heart disease with proper nutrition, exercise, and lifestyles. You just need to put one foot in front of the other. BEGINNING IS HALF DONE and it can start with a Dexa Plus Exam at Serene Diagnostic in Tavares, Fl. Then, follow-up with guidance to results with Alicia Weber’s Virtual Wellness Program.

Make a Commitment. Start Today. The greatest power is in the power of Commitment.

You only need ONE Appointment to get the guidance and results to steer you in the RIGHT direction ALL Year.

GET ON A WELLNESS PATH TO RESULTS!

Are you looking for health, fitness, and wellness results? This is a one-of-a-kind program with a doctor who has been practicing for 52 years and a degreed fitness professional who has been getting clients (and herself) results for 25 years!

Top 5 reasons to do Alicia Weber’s Virtual Wellness
1.) It is affordable, effective, and long-lasting. You can pick either a Personalized Workout video with Nutrition Advice OR Nutrition Consultation with Nutrition Guidance.
2.) Either program is personalized and customized to your individual needs and goals. After a brief question/answer session, Alicia can design a program for you.
3.) The wellness program is efficient and fun! People see results in just 1-2 weeks PLUS it is proven that just training for 16 minutes A WEEK can get results!! Or people with a lot of fitness goals have the ability to learn time-efficient routines, while juggling careers.
4.) The wellness program is a great self-esteem and confidence booster. It makes you look good and feel good. You get energized and invigorated!
5.) “Solid focus sets new standards,” says Alicia Weber (who started saying that quote over and over in her head when she first started setting records in middle school. Now, 1,100 + world records later, she still believes it. This wellness program gives you SOLID direction to steer you to New Standards that will change your life.

Top 5 Reasons to do the Dexa Plus Exam at Serene Diagnostic
1.) The Dexa Scan takes only 5-10 minutes then the doctor goes over the results. It’s the most accurate and effective way to get a total picture of your health (bone density, lean/fat mass, visceral fat (fat in organs), and muscle strengths/muscle imbalances).
2.) It gives you the deepest amount of information to create a baseline for an affordable price.
3.) You can compare the accuracy of your Dexa Scan results to your home scale, hip to waist ratio measurement, waist to body ratio measurement, and body fat caliper measurement.
4.) This is the best way to get visceral fat checked, which is imperative to learn to prevent diseases like metabolic syndrome, diabetes, fatty liver disease, and heart disease. It is insightful and motivating to learn your health and take action to improve.
5.) It is a fun test to get the baseline of your health and work toward goals in a 3 dimensional model. It uses high and low energy to test different tissues in the body. It’s exciting to get a visual analysis of what is going on inside your body.

Contact Alicia @ Awinningway@gmail.com to get started or for more info…

“Love yourself enough to live a healthy lifestyle. Respect your body as you only get one.”

“You don’t have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great.” – Zig Ziglar

“Energy and persistence conquer ALL things.” – Benjamin Franklin

“If it is going to be, It is upto me.” – Dr. Robert H. Schuller

Take the first step to prevent disease for another tomorrow.

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Merry Christmas and Happy 2022

World Record Weber wraps up her Christmas with a Countdown to Christmas Fitness Challenge Series. Her hardest physical challenge came on Christmas Eve 2021. Follow her challenge below… Watch Exclusive Armwrestling and Feats of Strength Show at http://www.VideoTeasing.com/alicia.htm

Christmas Eve Challenge #6 For Countdown to Christmas

World Record Weber completes 100 pull-ups from a tree mixed with 20 hanging jump lunges for time (8:08.6) Then, she completes a 6 minute rest. Finally, she does 100 consecutive push-ups for time (2 Tiger bend-2 alternating TRICEP extension) in 6:08.7. This is a new first-time challenge.

Countdown to Christmas Challenge #5 on 12/21/21!

World Record Weber performs her 5th Countdown to Christmas Challenge!! She begins with New PB of 34 L-tree pull-ups in one minute (10 mins rest) then sets New PB of L-sit tree hang in 1:49.6 (10 mins rest) New challenge of Knee Tucked Hang in 1:59.8 (finally 6 minutes of rest) 2 mins of shoulder-level feet together push-ups in a row (88)… finishing challenge #5 for Christmas 2021!

https://rumble.com/embed/vojfla/?pub=9decr
Countdown to Christmas Challenge #4

12/20/21 World Record Weber continues her Countdown to Christmas Fitness Challenges with a new 6 exercise challenge (3 types of tree pull-ups-ups and 3 unique push-ups)… Watch and see her results in this new first-time challenge!

Countdown to Christmas Challenge #3

12/12/21 World Record Weber completes Extreme Playground Obstacle for fastest time including the following:
1.) 32 Moving Monkey Bar Pull-Ups
2.) 14 ft long Arm Walk
3.) 2 Decline Russian Dips
Time: 2:30

Countdown to Christmas Challenge # 2

12/11/21 World Record Weber performs a new challenge for the first-time. This is a new challenge Alicia performed 20 minutes after running an Off-Terrain 10K in 43:47. She performed 100 L dips and 100 Leg L lifts in 13:51.

Countdown to Christmas Challenge #1

On Dec 4,2021 World Record Weber performs a new strict form 100 L-pull-up and 100 hanging leg raise challenge for time in 12:05. This is first-time combo challenge to kick-off the Countdown to Christmas 2021 Fitness Series.

looking for an online personal training program for 2022? Contact Alicia at Awinningway@gmail.com

https://youtu.be/3PX0CAkSlX8
HAPPY 2022 Fans!!

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Alicia Weber’s Summer Full of Sports to Fall Into Archery in 2021

Contact ALicia @ Awinningway@gmail.com to join Fall Agility Archery!!

CENTRAL FLORIDA 8/24/21 —After a long hiatus from the Archery, Coach Alicia Weber, will bring back the Fall Agility Archery season in September!! Classes are filling up, but spots are available—Contact Alicia at Awinningway@gmail.com to join the Youth Archery Fitness, Sports, League for ages 5-18 and get on a team! Jump into a unique fitness where all equipment is provided and youth build strength, stamina, quick reaction time, memory recall, attention to details, coordination, and self-esteem!!

Alicia Weber finishes 3rd Woman Overall in the Last 5k Trail Race on 6 hills on 8/8/21!

KEEP UP WITH WEBER—Since April 2021, Alicia has won 4 USA Parkrun Series (Virtual races) on cross country courses during the hot, humid months in Central Florida. Her best 5k time of 20:21 was faster than last summer (2020 summer cc best for 5k was 20:49). Additionally, Alicia adds SKi Erg as her 18th Sport with TOP 10 Finishes!! Alicia competed in the SkiErg July World Performance Series and placed in the top 10 in 4 events!! Her best event (placing 7th woman) was the SkiErg 5k in 24:50.4. Back on July 9th, Alicia shaved 28 seconds off her personal best in the 4k Bike Erg World Championship where she did her best to date placing 57th woman in the world out of 108 women in new PR of 8:37.6. Last but not least, Alicia competed in the last 5k Clay Trail Race in Clermont (where the road will be paved soon). The race is up and down 6 huge, steep hills. Alicia placed 3rd woman and 15th overall out of 200 competitors. TRAIN WITH A CHAMPION AND BECOME A CHAMP TOO! Contact Alicia at Awinningway@gmail.com for in person or virtual personal training.

Here (Above) Alicia takes on a popular Crossfit Challenge”Cindy”, but uses only Strict form!! Here Alicia “World Record” Weber does her first Strict Cindy (20 mins) for most rounds of 5 shoulder-width pull-ups, 10 shoulder-width push-ups, and 15 squats with arms held out…27 rounds on 7/24/21.
Here (Above) Alicia creates a new strength and stamina challenge for fan’s birthday! She will attempt to break 5 of her medicine ball pushup records, without stopping and only doing “volleyball sit-ups” in between exercises!! Watch what she does!!

BELOW ARE 4 TABATA WORKOUTS Alicia Completes in record style…they have been researched by Japanese scientists and proven to greatly improve athletic performance and Vo2max lung capacity. In fact, research has shown that 4 Tabata workouts 4 times a week (16 minutes total) had much greater fitness results than 5 one hour workouts at moderate intensity a week (5 hours total)!! Click here to learn more Tabata Workouts and the Proven Results
CLICK HERE FOR MORE TABATA WORKOUT IDEAS FOR BEGINNERS

Above is Tabata Workout to build bone density and improve athletics! There are 8 rounds in 4 minutes. Then, 2 minute rest between exercises.
Squat + Bounce Squat = 1 rep (20 secs On + 10 sec rest) X 8
-2 minutes of rest-
Push-up + bounce push-up = 1 rep (20 secs On + 10 sec rest) x 8
Above is a 7 MINUTE AND 50 SECOND Upper-Body Tabata Workout focusing on pulling strength and deltoids.
Above Tabata workout might be the most challenging in this Series – a 4 minute Tabata Shoulder-width grip pull-up mixed with squats for active 10 seconds of “rest”…then less than 15 minutes later repeat with wide-grip pull-ups combine scores and compare scores!!
8 MINUTES OF TABATA AB WORKOUT… This is a new challenge Alicia performed after a 5k cross country run (21:38)… 8x (20 sec over-under abs + 10 sec 6INCH hold “rest”) then Non-stop to 8 x (20 scissor abs + 10 sec 6INCH hold “rest”) FOR MOST Reps (209 on 8/25/21)…

https://rumble.com/user/AliciaWeberWellness

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Mighty Muscle Woman’s 10th World Championship and 10 Records

Alicia Weber, the barrier breaker coach and world record woman, entered her 10th World Championship and only cross-trained for it. She wanted to see how well she could do without specifically training for the SkiErg event. She did not touch a SKiErg till the event on 11/12/20. She was happy with her result – only 2 seconds off her PR (back when she did train for the SkiErg event in the previous year).

Alicia is an online trainer and fitness and running coach in Central Florida. She also has her third book that she published on Amazon, which is a book on Wellness and injury prevention “World Record Weber Wellness”

Alicia competing in her 10th World Championship.

BELOW ARE 9 RECORD BREAKING WORKOUT ROUTINES FROM JULY-NOV 2020!

FIRST Alicia shows off her new bikini and sets a NEW Aerobic Strength Challenge for 2020, which is a total of 400 reps!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSf4qG5TVuM

On Halloween, Alicia attempted to break several records (only one was broken though) in a new combined workout routine that lasted 15 minutes. After the workout, she turned into an Ancient Animal to celebrate Halloween!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSklryfKF9g

In all Alicia’s years of track and field she never hurdled until she decided to give it a try in her unique way at age 40…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSzN8K2z4dE&t=11s
Pre-Halloween Record Goes Down…Alicia attacks 300 Rep Plyometric Record for 3rd Time and shatters the record!

WATCH Alicia break TWO very difficult world records that she established at record books all within a continuous workout routine!!!

NEW for 2020 is a 25 Round Situp-to Plyo Pushup Challenge for Time. See Below.

See Alicia with her LONG HAIR in New Aerobic Strength Challenge for the fall 2020, which is a total of 300 reps!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ww82OFTHs5o

Alicia attempts to break two world records within a continuous workout! Both records were set 6 years ago at Recordsetter World Records! She does break one of the records…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPwAwPZG4po

NEW for 2020 are Killer 3 and 5 minute Abs of Steel Swiss Ball Challenges. She breaks one record and establishes a new record.

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CONTACT Alicia for Training or Archery @ Awinningway@gmail.com

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Alicia Weber, Representing USA, with 8 World Class Appearances, 3 Titles, and Guiding Youth to Top of World Too!

By: Weber Way to Wellness Images are copyrighted © Alicia Weber

Below is Alicia Weber’s list of high profile competitions containing World Championships and North American Championships. She has competed in 6 sports in the highest level of elite competition and she has won three titles. A complete listing of All her 17 sports and competitions including national and regional championships, is here: Alicia Weber All Around Athlete here. Also, Alicia’s Team of youth athletes is highlighted with their world championship results, records, and success in multiple sports.

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

Beach Running

Weber is the most decorated 10K Beach Championship Runner winning two World Championships and then placing in the top three at multiple National Championships.
10/21/12 2012 Beach Running 10K World Championships Cocoa Beach, FL 43:53 Re-set course record World Champion
11/19/11 2011 Beach Running 10K World Championships Cocoa Beach, FL 44:35 Set course record World Champion

Team Awinningway Global Running Day Record Results
Alicia is huge fan of cross country running for the overall fitness gains, challenge of rolling terrain, and soft surface. Alicia placed second in the nation in the 1996 USATF Cross Country 5k Championship. She was a letter-winning varsity cross country runner for University of Florida and set top times in the 6k where she helped her team tie for third place at the 2000 NCAA South Regionals Championship (then doing a tie breaker UF was given 4th and just missed out on going to NCAA Nationals). These days, Alicia focuses on creating RecordSetter World Record events for Cross Country running. Her Team Awinningway set their first world record for Global Running Day in One Mile run in 2016 where 6 year old Cody Warner set the youth record running a mile for the first time in 7:18. Then, In 2017 A new record is being created with 29 participants running indoors and outdoors for Global Running Day.
Alicia has set world records in cross country pushup events. She ran 2 mile cross country followed by 200 consecutive pushups in a world record time of 18:41. She set another world record in one mile cross country followed by 100 consecutive pushups in a time of 7:55 One of her favorite cross country world records is when she completed 300 strict form thick bar pull-ups followed by running one mile cross country in 23:50.
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Indoor Rowing

Weber is a sponsored athlete and professional coach in many sports for all ages and ability levels. She got sponsored in indoor rowing after winning gold in two events at 2016 World Qualifier in Melbourne, Florida. She now competes in World Championships

3/12/17 2017 World Indoor Rowing Sprint 1k Championships held worldwide (418 Lightweight Women) 3:49.5 26th in World
3/13/16 2016 World Indoor Rowing Sprint 1k Championships held worldwide (345 Lightweight Women) 3:50.3 26th in World

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP INDOOR ROWING YOUTH TEAM RECOGNITION

Top Youth Team in United States represented in two world championships in a row!

Indoor Rowing with Alicia’s Team Awinningway of Youth Rowers

3/12/17 2017 World Indoor Rowing Sprint 1k Championships held worldwide Team Awinningway of Youth Rowers (Largest Youth Team in US AND 6th Largest in World) 11 Kids

3/12/17 Alicia Weber’s 11yr year old athlete, Jadyn Graybill, become first American and 39th in World out of 119 youth girls in world championship

3/13/16 2016 World Indoor Rowing Sprint 1k Championships held worldwide Team Awinningway of Youth Rowers (Largest Youth Team in US!!) 6 kids

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Xterra Mountain Running (considered toughest half-marathon in world)

Weber dreamed of doing the world’s toughest half-marathon in Hawaii and she made it a reality in 2009.

12/6/09 Xterra Half-Marathon Running World Championship (considered world’s toughest half-marathon with 1700 ft of climbing over several climate zones ranging 65-90 degrees) Kualoa Ranch, Oahu, Hawaii 2:14:15 40th in World

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Olympic Distance Triathlon

Alicia qualified for her first world championship when she was nineteen. She competed in Perth, Australia when she was twenty. She then turned pro in triathlon at age 24 and was pro for 3 years focusing on non-draft events. However, her best place was 9th in nation in an ITU Draft-Legal National Sprint Championship in 2008 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

4/30/00 2000 ITU World Triathlon Championships for Junior Women Perth, Australia 1500m swim, 25 mile bike, 10k Run (accidently ran an extra 5k, so she did a 15k run) 30th in World

NORTH AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

North American Championship Stand Up Paddle Boarding (SUP)

The Top 5 Finishers in the 2015 Bic One Design North American Championship. On the left, Weber took 4th.place. Competitors traveled as far as Hawaii to compete.

9/13/15 Bic One Design North American SUP 400m Dash Championship Melbourne, FL 4th place

Alicia’s TEAM AWINNINGWAY YOUTH TEAM competed in the World’s First SUP-Archery competition in the spring of 2016.

World’s First SUP-Archery event held in Clermont,Florida with Team AWINNINGWAY!

Weber is posing in St. Petersburg Beach aftter becoming the 2004 North American Fitness Champion.

NORTH AMERICAN NOVA Fitness Championships

6/26/04 NOVA North American Fitness Championship (7 one minute exercise events in 13 minutes for most reps) St. Petersburg, FL set 5 North American Records (1st place out of men and women totaling 30) North American Fitness Champion

This MAJOR Win inspired Alicia to begin setting physical fitness world records. Beginning in 2012, she accrued so many records that she was recognized as the World’s Most Prolific Female Record Setter. Alicia is also the fitness trainer who has trained the most athletes to world records.

Huff, Puff, and Triumph and Rise to the Top Under the Tutelage of Alicia Weber, contact for training info at Awinningway@gmail.com

ALICIA WEBER is recognized as the “World’s Most Prolific Female Recordsetter” and she was one of 10 selected to be in the Most Extraordinary People of Lake County, October 2013 Issue of Lake-Sumter Style Magazine. Weber is the 7th person down in Extraordinary People List. Weber has set over 20 archery fitness world records at Recordsetter and she guided archery athletes to world records too.

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2017 Central Florida Youth Running Program Provides Unique Opportunities

CENTRAL FLORIDA—February 5, 2017… The 2017 Central Florida Youth Running and Conditioning Program is underway in the new year and it continues to expand on unique programming and fun training methods for youth!

A 2017 TRAINING HIGHLIGHT

Here are just FOUR of the many reasons youth are excited to join this program:

1.) You get to train with the World Champion Athlete and World’s Most Prolific physical fitness record setter, Alicia Weber!

2.) You know you will be getting results and the training is time efficient and fun!!

3.) We promote great sportsmanship, fair play, fun running games, gaining fitness to improve and try other sports, and building friendships!!!

4.) Training is very reasonable with FREE events throughout the year, which we have won!!!! You are joining a WINNING TEAM!!!

2016 Team Awinningway on Global Running Day!

Here are some events youth can look forward to in 2017:
1.) Cross Country Race
2.) Global Running Day World Record Attempt to break existing record, which our team set in 2016
3.) Indoor Rowing Sprint World Championship where we had largest US Team in 2016 and we look to improve in 2017
4.) SUP Fitness Events (where our team competed in the World’s first-ever SUP Archery event in 2016).

Contact Alicia to join a WINNING TEAM at Awinningway@gmail.com

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Clermont Youth Athletes Compete in Unordinary Opportunity for Extraordinary Results in the Indoor Rowing Sprint World Championships

HEADLINE NEWS: CLERMONT, FL—-First Ever Indoor Rowing World Sprint Championships has TEAM AWINNINGWAY from Clermont, FLorida, largest US Team represented in the these first-ever world championships!!!

By: Alicia Weber

The first ever World Indoor Rowing Sprint Championship was held March 11-13 where 3,226 adults and 726 kids competed worldwide. The goal of the championship was to attract new athletes into the sport and compete on a Concept 2 machine from anywhere. As a Clermont event director, I made the goal of recruiting the most youth (age 12 and under) into this competition where I provided free training and a free race. I’m happy to say that I had the largest US team of indoor rowers (age 12 and under) representing the USA in this world championship.

Team Awinningway

I also competed and placed 26th in the world among lightweight women with my new best time of 3:50.3 for the 1,000 meter. My youth team came into this event with zero experience and my mission was to follow their success and see how they felt to do so something out of the ordinary. They learned how to row on a Concept 2 Machine and then competed in the 1,000 meter event all in the same day.
Hannah Bibby, 8, never competed in a sport before and she was our 2nd fastest girl on our Awinningway Team, our youngest competitor, and she placed 59th in the world for girls (12 and under) with her time of 6:42.3.

“This is phenomenal for me. When Alicia asked me if I wanted to learn to row and compete, I said yes because I want to take advantage of every opportunity. It feels good to exercise on an indoor rower,” mentioned Bibby who can now call a world championship her first-ever sport competition.

All the kids learned proper breathing and proper form for indoor rowing and they all exceeded their expectations and mine in their performances.

“This is awesome. I have more confidence and I like testing myself physically and this is a good physical test,” said the excited Nico Kurihara-Taylor after completing his row. He placed 82nd in the world for boys (12 and under) in a time of 6:27.4.
The kids watched each other race and cheered for one another. They are looking forward to their next event now.

“I feel like I am on top of the world,” said the uber-competitive DJ Belanoff who expected to do 10 minutes, but finished in 7:30.7 for girls (12 and under).

Aisha Hak, 11, was the fastest youth girl on our team with her time of 6:16.7, which placed her 53rd in world for youth girls (12 and under).

“It takes a lot of energy and strength. I am surprised I did as well as I did. It’s my first day to do it and I know I will only be getting better,” commented Hak after her race.

Andrew Powell, 13, was the only athlete on our youth team who had experience in an aerobic sport. He is also a cross country runner. He was able to get faster and finish his first-ever 1,000 meter in 4:45.7. He competed against nearly 400 boys upto age 18.

“I felt fatigue in the last 300 meters, but I pushed myself to finish strong because I am really motivated to do this event and try something new,” said Powell who was thankful for the opportunity to compete in this world championship.

“This event has been a great opportunity to keep kids active and off electronics. We appreciate having this opportunity for our kids,” added two parents of the athletes.

Official 2016 Results here

Contact ALicia at Awinningway@gmail.com to join her sport league and do unique events.

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Alicia Weber holds Bullseye Scavenger Hunt and Ultimate 3-D Archery Competition

By Alicia Weber

Kincaid and Indaya are the male and female winners in the Inaugural Bullseye Scavenger Hunt Competition held on July 26, 2015.
Kincaid and Indaya are the male and female winners in the Inaugural Bullseye Scavenger Hunt Competition held on July 26, 2015.
Dedicated archers and well-rounded athletes, Indaya Byer and Kincaid Kobel, were longing for the Inaugural Bullseye Scavenger Hunt competition. They both won with overall most points in Clermont’s first event of its kind on July 26, 2015. It began with a 10 yard archery contest at the Sundance Archery Range. Then, participants and their families drove to Historic Downtown Clermont to meet and conclude the competition with a scavenger hunt during Downtown Clermont Farmer’s Market.

The archers were not allowed to use bows with sighting devices and the highest possible score was 100 points. Byer, 12, was the winning female with her score of 86 points. Kobel, 6, was the winning male with his score of 63 points. They have been training for several months and this was their first archery competition.

“It’s exciting,” said the uber competitive Kobel who has competed in soccer, football, and karate.

“Archery helps Kincaid focus. It is a good sport for him,” said Beth, Kobel’s mom.

“It feels amazing to compete in archery for the first time,” said Byer who has competed in swimming.

“Alicia has been a great teacher. Indaya keeps improving. She has become more focused in school due to the archery and I enjoy that,” said Ingrid, Byer’s mom.

The photographic scavenger hunt was a great opportunity to bring new people to the farmer’s market since all participants have never been there before. The eager participants searched for 11 items along Montrose Street and took pictures of their finds. Byer and Kobel finished at the same time to win.

“The scavenger hunt was athletic because you are in a rush to take pictures and look for the items,” said Byer who averaged finding an item every minute and 47 seconds.

The winners received prizes from Sweets for You and Let’s Tie 1 On. The items in the scavenger hunt peaked interest in the participants to continue shopping at the farmer’s market after the competition ended.

Sweets For You is an outdoor vendor located on the intersection of Montrose and 8th Street. They have lemonade, iced tea, cinnamon roasted nuts, boiled peanuts, and other goodies. Let’s Tie 1 On has a variety of bracelets, necklaces, pendants, straps, and wraps.

“It’s a lot of different choices especially the fresh fruit and vegetables. All the vendors are so nice and some have free tastings. It’s a wonderful summer morning outing to get to know Clermont,” said Ingrid Byer who experienced the farmer’s market for the first time and looks forward to returning.

I was very happy to introduce new people to farmer’s market and see them enjoy the vendors. I want to thank Ron Smart the Executive Director of Downtown Clermont Partnerships, members of CDP, Let’s Tie 1 On, Sweets For You, and all the other vendors for their participation in this creative event.

My next Bullseye Scavenger Hunt will take place Sunday, August 23. Space is limited, but some space is still available. Children and adults are scheduled to compete. I will be offering a special prize to all participants. In addition, vendors will be giving prizes to the top male and female winners. Contact Alicia for info or to sign up for the August 23 Bullseye Scavenger Hunt at Awinningway@gmail.com.

Back on May 20, 2015, my team of archers trained five months to set the world’s first ever 7-archer Ultimate 3-D Relay for fastest time. The 7 athletes completed 6 stations of strict form exercises followed by barebow 3-D archery shooting at a 3-D deer target 10-30 yds away. Their combined archery score took time off their relay race to give a final score of completion in 4:38 for a new Recordsetter World Record.

Watch 7-Archer Ultimate 3-D Relay World Record

Join Alicia Weber’s Archery-Fitness Program or sign up for an upcoming event by contacting Awinningway@gmail.com

Alicia Weber’s Tribute to Jack LaLanne on his 100th Birthday

By: Alicia Weber
Photos are copyrighted © Alicia Weber

Alicia Weber in September 2014 after setting 500 world records.
I have been setting physical fitness world records since 2008. Sports historians have referred to me as the Modern Day Jack LaLanne as a woman. This September 26, 2014, would be Jack LaLanne’s 100th birthday if he were alive.
He died in 2011 and will be remembered as “The Godfather of Fitness” after revolutionizing the health and fitness field. Just in time for his 100th birthday, I have now reached setting 500 world records, capturing 100 sport victories, and I completed what LaLanne considered to be his hardest strength feat of his career.

On August 13, I completed 1,000 pushups and 1,000 chin-ups in just over two hours as a tribute to LaLanne, one of my personal heroes. It was his hardest feat because his skin peeled off his hands.

I prepared for two years and I had no issues. In 107 days I set 100 exercise records up to one hour in duration, which is the world record.

LaLanne and I had different upbringings, but our careers run parallel. We were nonconformists who set our own standards. We were going to achieve our goals despite obstacles.

I grew up in Southwestern, PA, in a family of healthcare professionals where exercise and proper eating were instilled regularly, while LaLanne grew up weak and sickly from a junk food diet. His life changed at 15 when he heard a health lecture from pioneer Paul Bragg where he was “born again.”

I blossomed in middle school, while LaLanne blossomed in high school. I captured a dozen physical fitness records during middle school. I was off the charts in physical fitness and I competed with the boys for titles. These dozen middle school victories with my 88 overall career athletic wins covering 17 sports is where I get my 100 total victories to date.

“We have been friends since fifth grade,” said Karly Sammel, my classmate and long-time friend. “My first wow moment of Alicia was when I saw her do the flexed bar hang for a couple minutes in gym class. No one could do that. Then, people were making excuses so they would not need to compete against her.”

We had to go to stations and complete exercises in gym class. The boys would not let me on the pull-up bar so I pushed one off and did 35 consecutive pull-ups.
“I heard guys saying over and over ‘Oh my God’. The gym teachers’ eyes were popping out of their heads. The boy’s gym teacher grabbed her muscle and became more shocked,” continued Sammel.

It was like a dream. Nearly 100 students and faculty gathered to watch me compete against the boys in different events.

“Alicia surprised everybody. We watched her showdown the boys in a 600 yard dash. I just remember her blowing everybody away at everything,” recalled Sammel.

Everybody was talking about my athletics and my public speaking too. LaLanne developed into a motivational force and was a top public speaker and personality.

“Alicia demonstrated skills and competencies in writing and public speaking well beyond her chronological age. She presented an 8th grade career speech on marine biology that has been the most original, well-organized, and informative presentation I have encountered,” mentioned 8th grade English teacher, Karen Bucy.

By high school, LaLanne became a star football player and wrestler. He hid his bagged lunch of veggies and nuts, so no one would make fun of him.

I self-coached myself in track, triathlon, and cross country to a total of eight medals at National Championships.

“We were on swim team together our senior year. We had a losing streak and had a meeting to figure out what to do,” recalled Sammel. “Alicia just jumped up and started giving a motivational talk.”

The girl’s team began winning and kept winning. Five girls took top places at the State Championships.

“I think people needed her to inspire them to do their best,” expressed Sammel.
LaLanne went to college in San Francisco and earned a Chiropractic degree. He opened the nation’s first health and fitness club in Oakland, CA, in 1936, where he put fitness on the map.

I went to Duquesne University, then transferred to Florida. I earned a degree in Telecommunication, then pursued Biology, a doctorate in physical therapy, and became a licensed massage therapist. I held the first ever world record physical fitness day in Clermont on April 28, 2012.

I have guided seven athletes to world records in fitness and archery and all of us combined have set more than 400 records in Clermont giving the area international acclaim.

LaLanne set many “firsts.” Most notably, he had the first and longest running exercise show called “The Jack LaLanne Show.” He was the first person to perform strength and endurance feats. He was the first trainer to have both genders and all ages working with weights.

“Alicia breaks barriers,” mentioned Sammel.

I was the first woman to set and hold many strict form military exercises. Currently, I compete against men for titles at Recordsetter. I am the only woman inducted into the Official Pushup Hall of Fame. In May, all the branches of the US Military sought me out to provide guidance in preparing women to pass their pull-up test.

We inspire fitness in a fun way. LaLanne would sing, dance, and perform tricks with his dog. I perform fitness comedy. I have reached one million views on my 145 YouTube videos with this genre.

“The world needs more of Alicia to inspire them,” added Sammel.

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Alicia Weber’s Runner Turns Tough Time into Triumphant Time!

By: Weber Way To Wellness Reporter

WINTER GARDEN, FL—Thirteen year old Ashley made a lot of positive strides in the 2013-2014 Cross Country/Track Season. She was part of the track team, which made school history with the greatest participation in the Championship meets to date.

Ashley is a determined 13 yr old runner who knows that tough times never last, but tough people do!
Determined and passionate about running, she kept positive even though certain days she would have constant and severe leg pain. She would wear a knee brace most of the time. She sought help from doctors, but her problem was not getting resolved.

She never gave up. Quitting was not an option.

Ashley began a new training program this summer under the tutelage of Alicia Weber and she has dropped three minutes off her 5k road race time. More importantly, she is running pain-free.

Ashley said, “Even doing an 800m in track I was in a lot of pain. My best was 3:12. Now, I am running 3 miles at a time and I am totally pain-free.”

Ashley is very excited about the upcoming cross country season. She has been training throughout the summer with a number of races under her belt and new confidence.

On July 4, 2014, Ashley, competed in Track Shack’s Watermelon 5k where she dropped three minutes and ran the 5k in 29:38.

Ashley exclaimed, “I feel really good. My pain is totally gone.”

Ashley will be attending the “Become the Best You Can Be” Running Camp with Alicia Weber July 28-30. She is overjoyed to know she can really focus on becoming the best she can be.

Ashley has advice for others going through pain who may feel like giving up in their sport.

Ashley said, “Don’t give up. If you give up, then you would never know what you could do. You need to keep seeking help to resolve the issue and you will get better and back into the game.”

Ashley exemplifies determination, positive attitude, and staying power, which are qualities of true champions!

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