Oxygen Zoo

Rashelle Harrison Haines is the creator of the Life Lift Aerobic Breathing Program as well as the author of a children's exercise program called Oxygen Zoo Fitness for You, Be Fit and Trim at the Animal Gym. Her Oxygen Zoo video utilizes the Life Lift aerobic breathing program in a way that is both entertaining and educational. She has also written over 30 original children's stories that focus on building feelings of self-love and positive self-esteem in children of all ages.

Rashelle created a character called "Crystal the Magic Princess" to tell her stories for children with special needs in hospitals, homeless shelters and Child Abuse centers such as Child Help USA.
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Rashelle has conducted fundraisers across the country for many children's charities such as the Make-A-Wish foundation, Ronald McDonald House, and Child Help USA.

She was honored in 1988 by the Mrs. America/Utah pageant as "Outstanding Woman of the Year" for her work with sick, dying, homeless and abused children all over the country. She was honored again in 1994 by the Sausalito Chamber of Commerce B.W.N. for her efforts to help those in need, particularly childrenOvercoming her own early childhood "uncertain future" prognosis, Rashelle went on to become a leader in the health and fitness industry.

Her work as a health and fitness expert is recognized across the world in countries from Sweden, Norway, Australia and New Zealand to South Africa, China, Japan, Canada and the United States.


	*Meet Rashelle Haines...*
	Rashelle Harrison Haines is the creator of the Life Lift Aerobic Breathing Program as well as the author of a children's exercise program called Oxygen Zoo Fitness for You, Be Fit and Trim at the Animal Gym. Her Oxygen Zoo video utilizes the Life Lift aerobic breathing program in a way that is both entertaining and educational. She has also written over 30 original children's stories that focus on building feelings of self-love and positive self-esteem in children of all ages. Rashelle created a character called "Crystal the Magic Princess" to tell her stories for children with special needs in hospitals, homeless shelters and Child Abuse centers such as Child Help USA. . Rashelle has conducted fundraisers across the country for many children's charities such as the Make-A-Wish foundation, Ronald McDonald House, and Child Help USA. She was honored in 1988 by the Mrs. America/Utah pageant as "Outstanding Woman of the Year" for her work with sick, dying, homeless and abused children all over the country. She was honored again in 1994 by the Sausalito Chamber of Commerce B.W.N. for her efforts to help those in need, particularly childrenOvercoming her own early childhood "uncertain future" prognosis, Rashelle went on to become a leader in the health and fitness industry. Her work as a health and fitness expert is recognized across the world in countries from Sweden, Norway, Australia and New Zealand to South Africa, China, Japan, Canada and the United States.