Christie Bruner's guest appearances

Christie Bruner

Run This World with Nicole DeBoom Podcast

Motivating Other Moms

Let's Talk Parks Podcast: Stories of Purpose-Driven Parks and Recreation Professionals

Shannon Watts

Richard Moss

Elizabeth Sarquis

Deena Kastor

Katie Arnold

Sharon Lechter

Mirna Valerio

Julie Piatt

Catherine McCord

Julie Daniluk

Kelly McNelis

Joe De Sena

Jill Angie

Sarah Clarkson

Nick Symmonds

OwlTail

If you've been curious about how partnerships can help your agency, be sure to tune into the latest episode with Christie Bruner from Healthy St. Pete (https://www.healthystpetefl.com/). You will learn how parks and recreation can partner with local organizations to improve the health in your community.  Here are three things to takeaway.  1.  Power of Partnerships - Break down those silos.  Find common ground and combine resources to make sustainable change together.  2.  Be the Umbrella - Don't recreate the wheel!  Bring organizations together and elevate what is already going on in the community.   3.  Creating a Call to Action - People want to get involved, give them meaningful ways to be part of your initiative.   Christie Bruner has a vested interest in health and wellness initiatives in the community and has more than 20 years of experience with sports and fitness for both children and adults. From 2006-2016 she owned and operated a Baby Boot Camp stroller fitness franchise in St. Petersburg. Christie was also the National Director of Fitness for Baby Boot Camp for two years and provided ongoing support &amp; continuing education to owners across the country. She has combined her passion for wellness and her knowledge of fitness in the newly established role of Community Engagement Supervisor with Healthy St. Pete and the City of St. Petersburg. Christie’s mission is to educate families and communities about the importance of a healthy, active lifestyle. She excels at inspiring individuals and groups to make healthy lifestyle choices and empowering them to continue these habits in the future. Christie believes that relationship building and establishing powerful, mutually beneficial partnerships is key to creating health equity in our community.  Connect with Christie on LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/in/christiebruner/  If you enjoyed this episode and are looking for more information on the topic or would like to learn how you can become a contributor or guest visit us at www.letstalkparks.com. In addition please be sure to follow us on Instagram @Lets_talk_parks for more great content from purpose-driven Parks and Recreation Professionals like yourself.

If you've been curious about how partnerships can help your agency, be sure to tune into the latest episode with Christie Bruner from Healthy St. Pete (<a href="https://www.healthystpetefl.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.healthystpetefl.com/</a>). You will learn how parks and recreation can partner with local organizations to improve the health in your community.  Here are three things to takeaway. 1.  Power of Partnerships - Break down those silos.  Find common ground and combine resources to make sustainable change together. 2.  Be the Umbrella - Don't recreate the wheel!  Bring organizations together and elevate what is already going on in the community.   3.  Creating a Call to Action - People want to get involved, give them meaningful ways to be part of your initiative. Christie Bruner has a vested interest in health and wellness initiatives in the community and has more than 20 years of experience with sports and fitness for both children and adults. From 2006-2016 she owned and operated a Baby Boot Camp stroller fitness franchise in St. Petersburg. Christie was also the National Director of Fitness for Baby Boot Camp for two years and provided ongoing support &amp; continuing education to owners across the country. She has combined her passion for wellness and her knowledge of fitness in the newly established role of Community Engagement Supervisor with Healthy St. Pete and the City of St. Petersburg. Christie’s mission is to educate families and communities about the importance of a healthy, active lifestyle. She excels at inspiring individuals and groups to make healthy lifestyle choices and empowering them to continue these habits in the future. Christie believes that relationship building and establishing powerful, mutually beneficial partnerships is key to creating health equity in our community. Connect with Christie on LinkedIn. <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/christiebruner/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/christiebruner/</a> If you enjoyed this episode and are looking for more information on the topic or would like to learn how you can become a contributor or guest visit us at <a href="http://www.letstalkparks.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.letstalkparks.com</a>. In addition please be sure to follow us on Instagram @Lets_talk_parks for more great content from purpose-driven Parks and Recreation Professionals like yourself.

2.20: Building Healthy Communities Through Collaborative Partnerships with Christie Bruner

Christie Bruner is an entrepreneur, swim coach, trainer, Girls on the Run coach, MRTT leader, healthy school advocate, Community Engagement Supervisor for Healthy St Pete, wife &amp; mom of three daughters. That is a lot for one person to take on in this world. As you listen to Christie and start to understand her philosophy on life, you'll see how she does it - by prioritizing the most important things and carving off everything else that doesn't align.I met Christie at the Skirt Sports Half Marathon about six years ago - she was drawn to our message of positivity and inclusivity. The funny thing is that we grew up in the same town, both hard core swimmers, with a lifelong focus on health and fitness. Christie is a Skirt ambassador who passionately shares her health and fitness philosophy with everyone around her. Her focus has expanded from personal health goals to advocating for her daughters so that they too will have access to the things that help form a foundation for lifelong wellness. The trick when advocating for others is to make sure you don't lose track of yourself along the way. I think you'll appreciate Christie's approach to all of this and more.Today we talk about:The importance of a flexible mindset as it applies to both proactive and reactive approaches to issues in lifeEntrepreneur life: Specifically Momtrepreneur life with a Baby Boot Camp franchiseExercise as a lifestyle: Modeling fitness behavior for kidsWhy we need to celebrate the little victoriesAction for Healthy Kids: Apply for a grant to make change in your children's livesRecess Mom: Why Christie advocated for 20 minutes of unstructured, uninterrupted recess for her childrenTaking time for yourself when you're so busy taking time for othersWhy doing sports is so important as a child: Christie's swimming backgroundFear of failure: Christie wrote her thesis on mental blocks &amp; training yourself to move around themFinding comfort in discomfortFor more on Christie:Instagram @brunerbabes3Apply for a grant through Action for Healthy Kids: they extended their deadline through May 31Check out what she's doing through Healthy St Pete's

Christie Bruner is an entrepreneur, swim coach, trainer, Girls on the Run coach, MRTT leader, healthy school advocate, Community Engagement Supervisor for Healthy St Pete, wife &amp; mom of three daughters. That is a lot for one person to take on in this world. As you listen to Christie and start to understand her philosophy on life, you'll see how she does it - by prioritizing the most important things and carving off everything else that doesn't align. I met Christie at the Skirt Sports Half Marathon about six years ago - she was drawn to our message of positivity and inclusivity. The funny thing is that we grew up in the same town, both hard core swimmers, with a lifelong focus on health and fitness. Christie is a Skirt ambassador who passionately shares her health and fitness philosophy with everyone around her. Her focus has expanded from personal health goals to advocating for her daughters so that they too will have access to the things that help form a foundation for lifelong wellness. The trick when advocating for others is to make sure you don't lose track of yourself along the way. I think you'll appreciate Christie's approach to all of this and more. Today we talk about: The importance of a flexible mindset as it applies to both proactive and reactive approaches to issues in life Entrepreneur life: Specifically Momtrepreneur life with a Baby Boot Camp franchise Exercise as a lifestyle: Modeling fitness behavior for kids Why we need to celebrate the little victories Action for Healthy Kids: Apply for a grant to make change in your children's lives Recess Mom: Why Christie advocated for 20 minutes of unstructured, uninterrupted recess for her children Taking time for yourself when you're so busy taking time for others Why doing sports is so important as a child: Christie's swimming background Fear of failure: Christie wrote her thesis on mental blocks &amp; training yourself to move around them Finding comfort in discomfort For more on Christie: Instagram @brunerbabes3 Apply for a grant through Action for Healthy Kids: they extended their deadline through May 31 Check out what she's doing through Healthy St Pete's

164 - Exercise is a Lifestyle with Christie Bruner

Cassie Dixon

Jennifer Sullivan

Mom Business Coach Rosemary Nickel interviews the most inspiring and successful mompenuers. We pull back the curtain, share vulnerable moments with lessons we’ve learned along the way and solid business tips. MOM Radio will leave you saying “I CAN DO IT!” Rosemary Nickel is described as the Oprah Winfrey and Dr. Phil for Moms, offering wonderful parenting advice and valuable motivation for moms who are juggling business and family.  If you're feeling overwhelmed with everything that's going on, you might just need that motivating touch that Rosemary provides in every show.

Mom Business Coach Rosemary Nickel interviews the most inspiring and successful mompenuers. We pull back the curtain, share vulnerable moments with lessons we’ve learned along the way and solid business tips. MOM Radio will leave you saying “I CAN DO IT!” Rosemary Nickel is described as the Oprah Winfrey and Dr. Phil for Moms, offering wonderful parenting advice and valuable motivation for moms who are juggling business and family.  If you're feeling overwhelmed with everything that's going on, you might just need that motivating touch that Rosemary provides in every show.

MOM Radio Show #9 with Cassie Dixon, Christie Bruner, Jennifer Sullivan 