Health & Wellness

A Little Sleep Guide
Sleep is one of the most underrated parts of health and wellness. You can eat really well, train hard and manage your stress, but if you don’t get enough sleep overtime, everything else can start ...
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How Exercise Can Help You Endure Menopause
Approximately 6,000 women enter menopause every day or 1.3 million women per year. While there are common symptoms, individuals who experience the transition into menopause all experience it differently. Symptoms of menopause can range from ...
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Is Creatine Worth the Hype?
There are hundreds of articles (and opinions) about creatine circulating around the internet. Is it really worth the attention or the money? Here is a cheat sheet for you to decide if creatine supplementation is ...
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Exercise for Mental Health
As an experienced Personal Trainer I always ask my clients, “What are your fitness goals?“ The common answer is weight loss or getting toned, there’s a few that answer, “I just want to feel better ...
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The Benefits of Competitive Swimming
Being part of a competitive swim team offers many benefits to a child. A swim team program provides a great sense of community. Most programs encourage children to develop and grow up in the sport; ...
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Top 5 Desk Mobility Routines to Reduce Pain and Move Better
Spending all day at a desk can leave you feeling stiff and sore. Between the back pain, tight hips, and neck tension, it’s easy to feel like your body is slowly turning into a chair. ...
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Small Habits, Big Results: 10 Micro-Wellness Changes That Add Up Over Time
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the idea of transforming your health, you’re not alone. Most of the research out there promotes that lasting change comes from small, consistent actions—not all-or-nothing overhauls. No matter if ...
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Why Swimming is One of the Most Important Things a Child Should Learn
May is national water safety month and the perfect time to talk about children being safe around the water this summer. Water covers over 70% of the world. We are surrounded by water, so learning ...
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Exercise for Weight Loss: The Sustainable Approach That Works
Weight loss remains one of the most common health goals in the United States — and it’s no wonder. According to the CDC, more than 73% of adults in the U.S. are considered overweight or ...
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Beyond the Burn: Why Your Mind and Body Need Regular Exercise
Taking an hour out of a day that is already filled to the brim to work out seems like it adds responsibility to an already full 24-hour roster. But what if that hour spent working ...
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National Walking Day: Celebrating the Benefits of Walking
There’s no doubt that walking is an important part of everyday life. Our feet carry us at a comfortable pace between tasks and destinations, achieving at least a few thousand steps every week just completing ...
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February is Heart Month: 10 Tips for Heart Health
February is Heart Month, reminding us to prioritize our cardiovascular health. Healthline emphasizes that while genetics play a role, our lifestyle choices have a significant impact on heart health. Here are 10 steps you can ...
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