Sensei for Weight Loss is a mobile nutrition program that assists and guides people with busy lifestyles in managing their diets and weight loss through healthy eating and fitness. Coupled with the Wii Fit and you’ve got a healthy lifestyle that you can feel great about!

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At $15 (for online-only service) to $20 per month (for online and mobile service), it is a cost-effective approach to healthy eating, and is available wherever you are – online at Sensei.com, on your smartphone through their mobile website, and through their iPhone app. Sensei for Weight Loss offers a personalized meal planner that takes into account where and when you eat your meals, what foods you like and don’t like, and whether you like to cook or eat out. Sensei for Weight Loss will also send you personalized grocery lists based on the meal plan it puts together for you, as well as daily alerts on your meals, fitness activities and weight loss goals – all via email or through their app! Learn more about how Sensei for Weight Loss works.

For all of our Blisstree readers, Sensei is offering a fabulous discount! Use the code BLISS when signing up and Sensei will drop the monthly fee for either the Sensei Anywhere or Sensei Online service to $10 per month.

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Sensei Giveaway: Nintendo Wii Fit

The Hula Hoop turns 50 today.

I’m not quite old enough to remember the height of the Hula Hoop fad, but I did have one in the seventies. I think it was a light red color. I was really good at it, too.

However, I’ve always wondered why I can’t seem to do it anymore, and was a little distressed when I may have discovered the reason:

General rule of thumb: The bigger you are, the bigger the hoop should be. Larger hoops will rotate slower, making getting started easier.

You can still find them in the store, but they also live on virtually through the Nintendo Wii Fit. I’ve never even seen a Nintendo Wii (shocking, I know) much less the Wii Fit, since I am Nintendo deprived.

Wait, I do still have my Nintendo from a few years ago, but I will own a Wii someday when I grow up. After all, I need to practice up for when I have to play Wii in the retirement home.

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Happy birthday, Hula Hoop