exercise

Your wellness level depends on consistently getting in a basic workout. But how you approach your workout program will determine whether it upgrades your health or causes an issue—the exact opposite of your intention.

Pushing yourself too hard or too fast, even if you’re using an easy machine, could make health gains from exercise more difficult. Something as simple as wearing the wrong shoes during a long walk could be detrimental.

It is important to remember that, if you have a pre-existing health condition, such as high blood pressure, diabetes, a history Read more about How to Exercise Safely

“I can do it,” I always say. But getting the motivation to exercise every day can be challenging. Luckily, it gets easier over time and is directly linked to significant neurological payoffs that last for decades.

Neuroplasticity is the ability of your brain to change over time, but it decreases with age. Exercise can keep it strong and healthy, and delay the onset of neurological disorders, like dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. Read more about Neuroplasticity and Exercise

Fight illnesses like COVID-19 through exercise. Read more about How Exercise Can Save Your Life

Resistance training (“lifting weights”) has tons of benefits for your body. Read more about Transform Your Body with Resistance Training

What if we could tell you with increased confidence that exercise can halt or even reverse the aging of your body? Read more about Could High Intensity Interval Training Be a Real-Life Fountain of Youth?

Wanting to lose weight is a far cry from losing weight. It’s easy to make excuses for skipping your exercise, but it can and should be a regular part of your life. It’s easy to keep eating the way you always have, but simple, whole foods will combine with exercise to get you where you want to be: leaner, stronger, healthier and happier. The power of good nutrition and consistent exercise is almost like magic, and here are our secrets. Read more about Easy, Realistic Tips for Losing Weight