Working out and moving on your own is great, but it can be challenging sometimes. One way to encourage yourself to stay on track with your fitness goals is to have a workout buddy. The biggest advantage of having a workout buddy is the built-in accountability. You’re less likely to
Do your muscles feel stiff, sore, tight or restricted? Do you want your body to move optimally in a full range of motion? Do you want to get the most out of your workouts? If you answered yes to any of the questions above, then self-myofascial release (SMR) is for
Maintaining good posture is tough. We sit a lot — at work, in the car, at the dinner table, while visiting family and friends, and more. Sitting is not a bad thing, but sitting incorrectly with slouched shoulders is. Sitting in a slouched position happens when we’re not paying attention
Mornings can be very busy and are often set by routines. These routines set the tone for the day, determining whether your day will progress on a positive or negative track. The important thing to remember is you are in control. There are several ways you can adjust your morning
How many times have you felt stuffed, bloated or sleepy after eating meals? Fear no more, there is a solution for these symptoms! Gentle movement, like going on a comfortable 10- to 15-minute walk after your meals, has been shown to improve digestion, boost your mood, enhance sleep and even
Readiness and optimal performance are often paved with preparation. This principle holds true for workouts, where the correlation between being prepared and the subsequent performance is undeniable. The warm-up is a critical precursor that not only aids in injury prevention and performance enhancement but also serves as a motivational catalyst.
Movement is a necessary part of a healthy lifestyle. Our bodies are designed to move, and living a sedentary lifestyle can have a significantly negative impact on how our bodies function. Moving throughout the day is a guaranteed way to improve your overall health and well-being, increase your brain function,
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
Although rucking may seem like just the latest outdoor fitness craze, it is a regular part of human life and something people have done throughout history. Very simply, rucking is walking or hiking with added weight, usually carried on your back. Rucking has its origins in the military, and the
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