Rowan appeared successfully in 1993 on the TV series Gladiators, hosted by Ulrika Johnson. It had all started with a simple remark by her son, "You could do that Mum!" And she did......
Rowan has weight trained since the birth of her second son, she was so successful that she entered local body building competitions, winning several along the way. She firmly believes that weight training will achieve long lasting results. As she explains on her website:
There are two types of exercise, AEROBIC and ANAEROBIC (weight training)
Both are effective methods of obtaining a lean toned body (with the correct diet of course)
However when it comes to exercise, according to the experts, Anaerobic exercise (weight training), beats Aerobic exercise at calorie burning - every time!
Another aspect of Rowan that makes her extraordinary is her outlook on life, as she explains:
The 'Spiritual Path' has indeed been a wonderful teacher -
It has taught me empathy & compassion for people from all walks of life, for I see the inner wealth & beauty in all people, regardless of outer wealth & status (or lack of it). Money itself does not impress me ..it is the passion in a persons heart to be creative with it or by helping to make positive change in peoples lives that I admire.
- I suppose I can truly say that I am now a woman who can fully appreciate the finer things in life that money and privilege CAN buy ..AND the finer things in life that money CANT!!
By consciously putting what I have learnt into practice in my daily life - and seeing these principles actually work! – has left me with a feeling of deep gratitude for all I have received and experienced - The good and the bad!
I have gained a greater awareness of the 'power' we ALL have within us to shape our lives: Each and every one of us possess a unique 'creative' spark, which when ignited, can literally change our lives for the better, bringing us an ever greater sense of abundance and expansion.
Rowan Duxbury has achieved a holistic approach towards life and most importantly towards herself; she is indeed worthy of being extraordinary. |