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Shred the Silence on Menopause

Most women suffer through menopause in silence. As they transition through midlife, many women experience hot flashes, night sweats, weight gain, joint pain, insomnia, decreased libido, mood swings, and brain fog. These symptoms can significantly impact a woman’s quality of life, career, and relationships. Shockingly, only 15% of women receive evidence-based medical interventions for menopause…

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Equipment or Free Weights for Muscle Gains?

Strength training is essential for building muscle, improving bone density, enhancing metabolism, and supporting overall functional fitness. One key decision many beginners face is whether to start with strength training equipment or free weights for muscle gains. Each has its pros and cons, and understanding them can help you design a balanced, effective program. Equipment…

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Failure or Fatigue for Optimal Fitness Gains

In pursuing fitness, particularly in strength training, it’s a common belief that pushing yourself to total failure is the only path to results. But is going to failure truly necessary—or even wise? Which is better—failure or fatigue for optimal fitness gains? Understanding the difference between muscular failure and Momentary Muscular Fatigue (MMF) is key to…

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Stay Body Positive While Losing Weight

In a world that’s made great strides in embracing body positivity and learning to love your body, it’s important to recognize that loving your body and wanting to improve your health can go hand in hand. The idea that you must hate your body to change it is outdated and harmful. In truth, pursuing a…

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Supersetting For Strength

In today’s fast-paced world, finding time to exercise can be challenging. Traditional strength training often involves long rest periods between sets, which can significantly extend gym time. Instead of sitting around between sets, try supersetting for strength. Supersetting for strength allows you to maximize your efficiency by pairing exercises that complement each other. This supersetting…

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Are You an Abstainer or Moderator?

Are you the type to eat just one block off the chocolate bar and put it away, or will you stop until you take a bite of your favorite treat? Are you an abstainer or a moderator? When it comes to nutrition and maintaining a healthy lifestyle, people tend to fall into one of two…

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Spring Makeover

Spring is the season of renewal, and what better way to refresh your body and mind than with a Spring Makeover Challenge? Every April, we launch a six-week challenge to help our clients shed any extra weight they may have gained over the winter and refocus on their health and fitness before summer arrives. This…

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A Little Goes a Long Way for Weight Loss

Weight loss doesn’t have to be drastic or overwhelming. A little goes a long way for weight loss. Small daily changes can have a significant impact over time. A weight gain of 10 pounds in a year can come from as little as a 100-calorie surplus per day. Likewise, losing 10 pounds in a year…

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The Fast Track to Peak Performance

In our fast-paced world, stress, fatigue, and mental fog can hinder our ability to perform at our best. However, the secret to unlocking peak performance isn’t sheer willpower. It’s about working with your brain and nervous system, not against them. Your fast track to peak performance is breathwork, meditation, and mindfulness. These are all powerful…

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Strengthen Your Hips to Maintain Your Gait

As we age, maintaining mobility and independence becomes increasingly important. One key factor in sustaining a strong and stable gait is hip strength—specifically, the strength of the gluteus medius muscle. So, strengthen your hips to maintain your gait. The gluteus medius is responsible for stabilizing the pelvis when walking, running, or standing on one leg….

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