Disturbia Hip Hop Dance Lesson
Here is the latest in a series of kids hip hop dance lesson videos. This one shows how to dance to the guy's part on the Prom Night Distrubia Thriller dance.
Danced to the blend of Rihanna's Disturbia and Michael Jackson's Thriller album cut, this stage performance of Prom Night makes a perfect Halloween dance. Learn basic hip hop moves from this step by step dance lesson breakdown.
Sloane and Katrina along with friends walk you through these hip hop dance moves.
They are currently working on a new video with a special guest that got to travel to Africa and help a community build a school for the kids there. Great video and pictures too. Even the Jonas Brothers and others were there with a fundraising concert to help promote this community building. Stay tuned.. or visit our Fitforafeast Kids youtube channel
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Amazing 9 year old Dancer
Dance Competitions give young dancers the ability to showcase their talent and develop their live performance skills. Here, Katrina at age 9 performs on stage to the song "Brass Band". Great choreography keeps her on her toes during the routine. Awesome dancing at 9 years old!
Go to fitforafeast.com for more competitive dance videos and free online kids dance lessons.
Go to fitforafeast.com for more competitive dance videos and free online kids dance lessons.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
How to Roast Pumpkin Seeds
Fall is the start of the holiday season, and it is a beautiful time of year. The leaves are changing color, the air is crisp and the pumpkins and scarecrows decorate homes and stores. Many of you will soon be baking or carving Jack O Lanterns, and may be wondering how to roast pumpkin seeds so you don't waste these little marvels of nutrition. Watch our new roasted salted pumpkin seeds video. A pumpkin seeds recipes video will be following shortly.
Pumpkin seeds are full of nutrients, like Omega 3 fats, cancer fighting cucurbitace, and cholesterol lowering phytosterols. They also are a great source of magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, iron and zinc. But let's face it - we mainly eat them because they are delicious! Since they don't trigger allergins, they also make a great snack for school or the workplace.
I must admit that I was dissapointed with the yield from our first pumpkin - the seeds barely had time to cool before they were all gone! Pumpkin seeds are available all year round and can be ordered online. They are most nutritious raw, but can be bought roasted/seasoned. Add them to lunches, salads, bread mixes, muffins, cereals and cooked veggies. You can also grind them up to add to salad dressings, oatmeal, ground beef or turkey.
To get you in the mood for Halloween and a 'spooktacular' fall, check out our new videos on Disturbia/Thriller dances. Learn some cool new moves to show off at your Halloween party!
Pumpkin seeds are full of nutrients, like Omega 3 fats, cancer fighting cucurbitace, and cholesterol lowering phytosterols. They also are a great source of magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, iron and zinc. But let's face it - we mainly eat them because they are delicious! Since they don't trigger allergins, they also make a great snack for school or the workplace.
I must admit that I was dissapointed with the yield from our first pumpkin - the seeds barely had time to cool before they were all gone! Pumpkin seeds are available all year round and can be ordered online. They are most nutritious raw, but can be bought roasted/seasoned. Add them to lunches, salads, bread mixes, muffins, cereals and cooked veggies. You can also grind them up to add to salad dressings, oatmeal, ground beef or turkey.
To get you in the mood for Halloween and a 'spooktacular' fall, check out our new videos on Disturbia/Thriller dances. Learn some cool new moves to show off at your Halloween party!
Friday, October 2, 2009
Trick or Treat Halloween Bags
I love halloween, but the treats play tricks with my weight. I have found treats that kids love which are allergy safe, have no calories, no sugar,and leftovers can be kept for next year! My secret? I simply give out halloween toys for kids in their trick or treat bags.
Halloween toys are now available through discount stores, dollar stores and novelty companies. Halloween toys include bouncy balls that look like eyeballs; monster finger puppets; spinning spider tops, stretchy insects, etc. There are also toys for school, like Halloween pencils, erasers and pencil toppers decorated with witches, ghosts, ghouls, pumpkins, black cats and candy corn. I really like the craft items which kids can decorate themselves. Craft items can include Halloween wood shapes, coloring books, stampers, stencils and putty.
Novelties can cost as little as 5 cents, with most averaging 15-20 cents. Therefore, it is not any more expensive to buy toys than candy. Halloween toys are perfect for school, especially the pencils and erasers, since they pose no threat to children with allergies. Toys are also safer than candy since kids do not eat them and there is no worry of pills or razor blades being inserted into a pencil or bouncy ball.
Best of all, toys can be stored for the next Halloween if you buy too much. In fact, you can take advantage of after Halloween sales to store up on items for next year. If you are making Halloween trick or treat bags, or party favor bags, you can always add in a piece or two of candy for tradition. Giving Halloween toys does cut down on the calories and sugar kids consume. In an age where obesity is a big problem with our youth, substituting toys for candy can only be a good thing.
One last tip: If you do not want to eat the candy you buy for trick or treating, get a brand of candy you do not like. That way you won't be tempted!
Check out these Halloween Treat Alternatives to fill your Halloween Trick or Treat Bags. There is also a link to buy them cheap online.
Halloween toys are now available through discount stores, dollar stores and novelty companies. Halloween toys include bouncy balls that look like eyeballs; monster finger puppets; spinning spider tops, stretchy insects, etc. There are also toys for school, like Halloween pencils, erasers and pencil toppers decorated with witches, ghosts, ghouls, pumpkins, black cats and candy corn. I really like the craft items which kids can decorate themselves. Craft items can include Halloween wood shapes, coloring books, stampers, stencils and putty.
Novelties can cost as little as 5 cents, with most averaging 15-20 cents. Therefore, it is not any more expensive to buy toys than candy. Halloween toys are perfect for school, especially the pencils and erasers, since they pose no threat to children with allergies. Toys are also safer than candy since kids do not eat them and there is no worry of pills or razor blades being inserted into a pencil or bouncy ball.
Best of all, toys can be stored for the next Halloween if you buy too much. In fact, you can take advantage of after Halloween sales to store up on items for next year. If you are making Halloween trick or treat bags, or party favor bags, you can always add in a piece or two of candy for tradition. Giving Halloween toys does cut down on the calories and sugar kids consume. In an age where obesity is a big problem with our youth, substituting toys for candy can only be a good thing.
One last tip: If you do not want to eat the candy you buy for trick or treating, get a brand of candy you do not like. That way you won't be tempted!
Check out these Halloween Treat Alternatives to fill your Halloween Trick or Treat Bags. There is also a link to buy them cheap online.
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Where to Buy Pumpkin Seeds for Halloween

Sure you can scoop out the messy goop from a pumpkin and go about seperating the seeds from the pumpkin muck. This can actually be quite fun. You cut the top off of the pumpkin and seperate the seed from the pulp as best as you can. You then put the seeds in a sieve or colendar and rinse them to seperate more pulp.
You can then boil the seeds in salted water for about 20 minutes to get rid of any lingering pulp and also to impart a slightly salty taste to the inside instead of just salting the outsides. This creates more flavor.
Then you lay the seeds out on a roasting pan and let them dry overnight as seeds roast better once dry. Then next day you put the baking tray with the spread out seeds into the oven at 325 degress for about 20-30 minutes or until they start to brown. Don't overcook them! It is better to slightly undercook them so they retain more nutrients and flavor. You can then sprinkle them to taste with salt, margarine, butter, garlic salt or your favorite seasoning.
Or you can just buy pumpkin seeds for Halloween and Thanksgiving online that are already roasted to perfection, or even unroasted raw Pumpkin seeds that contain more of the beneficial nutrients including calcium, potassium, iron, Vitamins B,C,D,K and a whole host more immunity building and depression reducing nutrients.
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Halloween Ideas for Kids

Fall is here and Halloween is just around the corner. Time to pull out all the plastic pumpkins, hang up the black streamers and take out the ghost shaped muffin tins.
The Halloween pages are now up on Fit For A Feast with Halloween Ideas for Kids. You can watch videos on making pumpkin cupcakes or putting together a Halloween gingerbread house. There are ideas for crafts, decorations and costumes.
My favourite tip for this Halloween: fill the trick or treat bucket with Halloween toys instead of candy! Kids love getting toys and you can avoid the calories, sugar and allergens in food. With a great selection of fun and useful items, like pencils, flashlights, bouncy balls and reflective necklaces, you can find something to please every ghoul and gal. We have tips where to find all these great toys at great prices. The best part - if you don't give it all away this year, you can put it away for next year. You can't do that with candy!
Check out the 'spooktacular' ideas for a safe and fun Halloween.
Monday, September 14, 2009
Jazz Dance Lessons for Kids online
The kids at Fitforafeast.com are really into dance and frequently visit with famous dancers to give them cutting edge dance tips from the pros. Here in this dance lesson video is a jazz dance step called "Jazz Pumps Walking Forward" taught by Tabitha Lupien who danced in the Hairspray movie among others.
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