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Sherri Leimkuhler

Sherri Leimkuhler

Sherri Leimkuhler is a Fitness and Health Columnist for The Carroll County Times and an active member of the Eldersburg Rogue Runners. A two-time Ironman triathlete and a certified yoga and group fitness instructor, Sherri has been a competitive triathlete for ten years with sponsorships from Xterra Wetsuits and SLS3. A graduate of Ohio University, she has a bachelor's degree in Journalism from the E. W. Scripps School of Journalism as well as a degree in Aviation Technology. Sherri is also a Consulting Associate for KWF Consulting and is currently learning Spanish and working on publishing her first novel.

Leimkuhler: Coming to terms with coronavirus

Upon learning about this new virus, the general public may not have felt any real sense of urgency. Rather, many of us may have responded to the news with a collective shrug and simply carried on with our busy lives.

Leimkuhler: Coming to terms with coronavirus



Leimkuhler: Indoor cycling during the winter season

An alternative to an indoor bike trainer is to use bike rollers, an option that still allows you to use your own bike but one that requires more balance and concentration.

Leimkuhler: Indoor cycling during the winter season

Leimkuhler: Fitness and fun in Central Florida

For the most part, the people who live there have put their working days — and the frigid northern climes — behind them and now have the freedom to experience new things, meet new people and spend all of their sunny days doing exactly whatever they want to do.

Leimkuhler: Fitness and fun in Central Florida


Leimkuhler: There’s no such thing as bad weather

I remember smiling and offering some sort of neutral reply along the lines of “it’s not so bad,” or, “it actually feels good,” while recalling a key phrase from one of my running or triathlon training guides: “There’s no such thing as bad weather, only bad gear.” Truer words may never have been spoken.

Leimkuhler: There’s no such thing as bad weather

Sherri Leimkuhler: Tradition is what you make of it

For some people, tradition is the backbone of any holiday celebration and so, without a doubt, if there are childhood traditions that you loved and want to carry with you into adulthood and share with your own children, by all means, do it!

Sherri Leimkuhler: Tradition is what you make of it


Leimkuhler: SAD can be part of the season

According to mayoclinic.org, SAD is a type of depression that's related to changes in seasons, beginning and ending at about the same time each year.

Leimkuhler: SAD can be part of the season
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