Tag: longevity

Thin is Not the Goal

Thin is not the goal - strength

For years, many of us believed that success meant seeing the lowest number possible on the scale. We spent hours doing endless cardio, skipped meals, and celebrated every pound lost. The goal was simple: be thinner. But thankfully, our understanding of health has evolved, and we’ve learned that thin doesn’t automatically mean healthy. Thin Doesn’t…

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Updated Strength Training Guidelines

Updated Strength Training Guidelines

After 17 years, the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) has released updated strength training guidelines, reflecting an explosion of new research and a shift toward a more flexible, personalized approach to fitness. What’s changed and what does it mean for you? At its core, the new guidance reinforces that strength training remains essential for…

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Consistency Trumps Programming

There’s a lot of noise in the fitness world about the perfect program. The ideal split. The optimal load and reps. The most scientifically precise protocol. And while exercise science absolutely matters, here’s the truth…the most sophisticated program in the world does you zero good if you don’t actually do it. Consistency trumps programming! Consistency…

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“Backwards” May Propel You Forward

Going Backwards, is often Forwards! - group class

In a culture that celebrates “more, harder, faster,” stepping back can feel like failure. Lowering the weight, using props, reducing intensity…it can mess with our ego. But, here’s the truth: sometimes the fastest way forward is to take a strategic step back. When you meet your body where it is, instead of forcing it where…

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Base Conditioning

Starting your fitness journey or preparing for a new athletic challenge is an exciting venture. However, laying a solid foundation before diving into high-intensity and high-volume workouts is crucial. Spending at least two months on base conditioning can make a significant difference in your performance, injury prevention, and long-term success. Building a Strong Foundation Base…

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Practical Tips to Living Long and Healthy

Over the last 4 weeks, we’ve learned 4 General Themes for how to live long and healthy based on areas where high concentrations of Centenarians live in Japan, Italy, Greece, and Costa Rica. How Does That Correlate to Vancouver WA, USA?! 1. Increase Unconscious Movement People who live in Blue Zones experience a vast amount…

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