Have you ever heard the story of The Little Engine That Could? In this story, a train must be pulled over a high mountain after its locomotive breaks down. Large locomotives refuse to help because they think they are too important. Then comes along a little engine that, despite the
In life, as well as your workouts, growth happens through challenges. We do not grow or make progress unless we push our boundaries and step out of our comfort zones. As you progress with your fitness routine, it’s important to continue assessing the difficulty of your workouts. Challenging yourself is
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“The only constant in life is change.” The meaning behind this popular, age-old quote is credited to Greek philosopher Heraclitus. Whether change comes in small doses or life-alternating events and decisions, it can cause an array of positive and negative emotions. While some changes can be difficult to navigate, change
High-intensity interval training (HIIT) is a great type of training for all age groups. It has many benefits, like improved cardiovascular fitness, increased muscle mass and better body composition overall. In addition to these great health benefits, it also takes less time than endurance or moderate-intensity workouts. HIIT gives you
There is no denying that, sometimes, life can be downright hectic. Let’s face it: Your day is filled with hundreds, maybe thousands, of decisions, all of which can lead to decision fatigue. One area that can help prevent decision fatigue and allow you to set yourself up for success is
Progress doesn’t have to be big to ignite change within you and give you momentum toward your goal. It starts with intention and small actions. Progress could be the decision to get up 10 minutes earlier for a walk or to take 15 minutes to stretch after a workout. It
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