Business Day With Terry Bradshaw Family Welleness

Business Day With Terry Bradshaw Family Welleness

Business Day With Terry Bradshaw and its producers are proud to announce the launch of a new series, Family Wellness, as part of its television program. Business Day with Terry Bradshaw offers a wide range of profiles and information on leading businesses, communities, and business leaders.

With childhood obesity on the rise in a nation laden with chronic disease, many of America's families are starting to take a proactive approach toward wellness. They're adding more fresh fruits and vegetables to their diets, getting lots of exercise as a family unit, and setting some time aside each week to simply unwind from their hectic lifestyles. They're also spending more time in prayer and meditation, and seeking family counseling when needed. As a result, they're getting healthier, feeling more optimistic and energetic, and strengthening family and spiritual ties. Business Day Terry Bradshaw is proud to offer this important series.

The series will educate viewers on the ways in which families throughout the country are making positive changes in their lives. From participating in family-focused wellness programs, to formulating their own family goals and rewards, Business Day's Family Wellness series will reveal what organizations and individuals are doing to ensure the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual wellness of America's families.

Business Day with Terry Bradshaw combs the nation and the globe to bring viewers fascinating business stories and first-hand insights from entrepreneurs within various industries. The show's host, Terry Bradshaw, is known to many as one of the greatest quarterbacks of the NFL. While playing for Louisiana Tech University, he was selected as "All-American", and he was the first player selected in the 1970 draft, going on to play for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He was the first quarterback ever to win four Super Bowl Championships. Twice named as Super Bowl "MVP", Bradshaw still today holds Super Bowl all-time passing records. As quarterback, he called his own plays. For more information about Business Day and Terry Bradshaw, visit the official show blog at www.businessdaytvnews.com.

Since retiring from the gridiron in 1984, Terry has remained a familiar face on television. He became a Color Analyst for CBS Sports on their NFL broadcasts and later one of their in-studio co-hosts. He eventually joined The NFL Today. After ten years with CBS, Bradshaw joined Fox Sports in 1994. He became one of the co-hosts and analysts on Fox NFL Sunday.

The Business Day With Terry Bradshaw television show is available nationally and regionally on many popular television networks. For more information, please visit www.businessdaytv.com.

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