211: GET YOUR SEXY BACK
Recreational intimacy is being active together. Finding activities you both like to do and do them with each other.
Take a walk, hike a mountain, go surf…whatever it is do something with your spouse that will bring the two of you together.
When you spend time together you get your sexy back as you see each other excel and have a great time.
Fitness doesn’t have to be complicated. Get up and move your body.
This week Tony & Alisa share how they make fitness and health part of their everyday life and marriage. It’s by doing activities together that you will experience a deep connection with your spouse.
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