Studio 5

We celebrate the sports, the competition, the athletes, and - the Olympics are also celebration of humanity and of culture. Sadly, we can't all fly to France, but we're having a lot of fun exploring some ways we can recreate that alluring lifestyle here at home.

Claire Dinhut is a French-American woman who posts as "Condiment Claire" online. She introduced us to a French dining experience she thinks all women will appreciate.

Find more inspiration from Claire on Instagram, @condimentclaire.

The very best of the human spirit is on display during the Olympics, but how can we extend this energy beyond the two-week event?

Studio 5 Relationship Contributor Dr. Matt Townsend shared insights into the core characteristics of an award-winning athlete and how we can apply those Olympic qualities into our everyday lives.

Read more here: https://studio5.ksl.com/embody-olympic-qualities-award-winning-athlete/

The Olympic Games start in one week and here’s what’s bound to happen. We’re going to be watching these impressive athletes, almost seeming superhuman in their abilities. As we sit on our couches with our snacks, we’ll be captivated by their performances. But then, something unexpected happens. We start to feel inspired, driven, and motivated by what we see on the screen.

Studio 5 Health & Fitness Contributor Emily Nelson believes that there are lessons to be learned from these athletes that can benefit the everyday walker, runner, or gym-goer.

Read more here: https://studio5.ksl.com/olympic-athletes-motivate-lessons-fitness-journey/

Wouldn't we all like to visit France? The upcoming Paris Olympics is putting a bright spotlight on the culture, the food, the history - it all feels so romantic.

Influencer Jenna Jean Davis loves the country so much, she moved there from the U.S. to fulfill a lifelong dream. She had a few pages to add to our Paris Playbook, as she highlighted five culture shocks that will help us all understand the French lifestyle through a personal lens.

Follow Jenna on Instagram, @jennajean8.

Read more here: https://studio5.ksl.com/live-in-france-american-abroad-culture-quirks/

The Olympics are not just about winning. Yes, athletes compete to win, and their goal is to take the gold, but it’s much more than just a medal. Hopefully, that ribbon around their neck speaks not just to athleticism, but to character.

Boyd Matheson, host of KSL Radio’s Inside Sources, shared the marks of a “real” winner and how we can better celebrate the personal victories we experience in everyday life.

Read more here: https://studio5.ksl.com/cant-make-excuses-and-progress-real-winner/

With the 2024 Summer Olympic Games on the horizon, we are compiling our Paris Playbook, celebrating French culture while taking note of how we can get a taste of it here at home. Alexandra Rich says... don't overlook the water!

Alexandra grew up near the French Riviera, along the Mediterranean coastline in the southeast corner of France. She has found a few humble replacements to that famous watermark here in Utah.

The buzz has been building, the excitement has been mounting, and now we’re ready to go. The opening ceremony for the Paris Olympics is on Friday, and we’re thrilled to be part of this worldwide stage.

Desert News publisher Burke Olsen previewed the names, faces, and events that carry a strong Utah theme.

Read more here: https://studio5.ksl.com/utah-olympics-local-connections-paris-games/

The Olympics are about more than sports and athletic competition. It's a celebration of humanity and of culture - which makes these upcoming Summer Games in Paris extra fun! Women have a romanticized fascination with the French way of life. We want to dress like a French woman, eat like a French woman, stroll the cobblestone streets with a beret on our head and a croissant in our hand!

Sadly, we can't all fly to France, but over the next couple of weeks, we'll be exploring ways we can capture a small taste of that alluring lifestyle here at home! We're compiling the Studio 5 Paris Playbook, and we've assembled a team of women who know the French ways to inspire us.

Jenna Flood, French teacher at Oak Canyon Junior High School in Lindon, shares where her love for France began, and the difference between 'Costco culture' and 'market culture.'

Netflix has recently launched two sports docuseries that offer an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at some of the biggest Olympic stars, just in time for the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Host of KSL Newsradio’s “The Movie Show," Andy Farnsworth, shared details.

Read more here: https://studio5.ksl.com/behind-the-scenes-docuseries-watch-before-games/

It’s a universal sentiment among parents: if only our kids would listen, all our problems would be solved.

Studio 5 Parenting Contributor Heather Johnson said the issue isn’t that our children are bad listeners. The real problem is something we’re overlooking.

To contact Heather for counseling, email [email protected], or visit www.familyvolley.blogspot.com.

Read more here: https://studio5.ksl.com/getting-kids-to-listen-not-listening-is-about/