CRUSH 80/20 brings a healthier alternative
and approaches 1-year anniversary in?June
CRUSH is an Herbalife nutrition club that allows people the opportunity for a healthier way of living. Although you don’t have to become a full-on member, Cathay Rosenau, the owner of CRUSH, said that there are added benefits to doing so and urged those looking for a healthier alternative to stop in and give it a try.
If interested in simply trying CRUSH out, the club has a wide array of shakes, teas, lattés and snacks on its menu that are sure to pique your interest without weighing you down.
Rosenau said that with the growing obesity-rate in the United States, several people are looking for ways to get healthier and looking at many health clubs as a result. But many don’t understand how much nutrition really plays into it.
“I want to be able to provide that nutrition for people that were working for that healthy, active lifestyle,” Rosenau said. “That’s where I got the 80/20 from. It’s 80 percent nutrition, 20 percent fitness. We promote a healthy, active lifestyle. It’s not just having shakes a day, it’s about eating healthy the other time.
“It’s the healthy living, it’s getting some exercise. I would never tell people that they can never ever have a piece of pizza again if they enjoy that, but it’s all in moderation. And I think CRUSH here provides people that healthy alternative during the day or morning, whenever.”
Rosenau said that although she enjoyed Herbalife for several years, she never thought she would end up where she is today with CRUSH.
“I started Herbalife about four years ago,” she said. “I was just looking for something to make myself a little more healthy. I started it and I liked it — never had any thought of going into business with it — then I just kind of did a little bit with it part time. And a year ago in February I went to a club training and thought this was something I wanted to do.”
She also said that New Ulm used to have a club here, so the location was a perfect place to get started. Cathay and her husband Rob are from the New Ulm area, with Cathay growing up west of Hanska, and this was a great chance to make a change and get things going.
Rosenau said that she wants her club to be a fun, positive spot to hang out at while eating better and getting into better shape. She’s also flexible with how people want to try the product.
“I can work with people that want to do the product at home, whether it’s just a nutritional plan for weight loss, muscle gain, then there’s other people that just like the product because it’s a good healthy meal,” Rosenau said. “And this is a good way for people to get that on the go or for a quick lunch.”
CRUSH also hosts several wellness workshops, which gives people more information on Herbalife, programs, business opportunities and also gives health and meal tips. The club also brings in other yoga and fitness clubs periodically.
Rosenau said that when it came to eating better and getting into better shape, she felt that getting started was the hardest part. She urged those unsure of how to begin to come in and find support at CRUSH because you can’t out-exercise a bad diet.
“People have tried various other kinds [protein shakes] and they’re just surprised at how good this tastes,” she said. “Don’t be afraid to come in and try it because it tastes great and makes you feel good.”