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Weight Loss Without Guilt: Enjoy Your Vacation Without Feeling Like You Ruined Everything
Vacation and dieting usually feel like they’re fighting each other. You’re surrounded by restaurants, desserts, drinks, and food you don’t normally get at home. One big meal turns into, “Well… I already messed up today, ...
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Why Balance Training Should Be Part of Your Fitness Routine
When discussing health and physical fitness, conversations often gravitate toward muscular strength, cardiovascular endurance, flexibility, and body composition. An often overlooked aspect of overall fitness is balance. Balance can be defined as the ability to ...
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Why Physical Activity Matters for Mental Health
Elle Woods once said “Exercise gives you endorphins. Endorphins make you happy. Happy people just don’t shoot their husbands! They just don’t!” While this is not scientifically accurate in terms of the role endorphins play ...
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Should You Be Tracking Your Food?
Regardless of your goals, you’ve probably been told at some point that you should be tracking your food or counting your calories. A question I get a lot, though, is do I have to? In ...
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Why Personal Trainers Will Always Beat AI Coaching
Artificial intelligence is changing everything—from how we work, how we learn and how we train. AI coaching, smart gyms, and fitness apps promise personalized workouts, real-time feedback, and ease like we’ve never seen before. However, ...
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Run Club: 7 Reasons to Join
Shared miles! Think of all the miles you have run on your own or maybe all of the miles you thought about running, but didn’t quite get to. Run club is a unique way to ...
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Are You Dehydrated?
Summer is on the horizon, and that means warmer, more humid days. Dehydration becomes a real threat as we spend time at the beach, watching sports in the sun, and running outside even when the ...
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Why ACL Injury Prevention for Female Athletes is Important
Injury prevention is one of the most important parts of training and is often overlooked by many athletes. Staying healthy is the biggest reason you are capable of performing at such high levels consistently throughout ...
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Nutrition in Menopause
With the onset of menopause, there is an increase in the risks of obesity, metabolic syndrome, cardiovascular disease and osteoporosis. Improving dietary habits and overall lifestyle behaviors has been proven to drastically decrease the prevalence ...
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Five Tips to Get Ready for Summer
We are less than twelve weeks away from summer– that’s just under three months. Many people see the first day of summer as a deadline to have increased their fitness, dropped body fat, and/or gained ...
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5 Lacrosse or Tennis Ball Moves to Release Trigger Points
Myofascial release is that activity that you know you should do every day after a workout. It’s a safe, non-invasive manual therapy focusing on reducing pain and restoring mobility by releasing tension in the fascia, ...
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Fueling for HYROX
If HYROX is one of your first endurance competitions, you might not know how to properly fuel leading up to your race. In this blog post, I’ll go over a general plan of how to ...
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