Shoulders can be a tough area to properly exercise to the full extent due to tendencies toward overuse injuries and rotator cuff tears. This blog addresses some of the primary exercises that may need to be avoided, as well as suggests alternate movements to perform in order to effectively train your shoulders for your individual […]
If you’re looking for a new way to add a little creativity to your workouts, consider adding jump rope intervals. A good jump rope is one of the best investments you can make in your own fitness because it is an extremely effective form of cardiorespiratory exercise and does not require much more than a […]
Do you remember being a child, feeling full at a meal and being told: “Clean your plate!”? or being rewarded with food or given a cookie when you were sad? How about sitting in front of the television and eating a bag of chips or pint of ice cream without even thinking about it. These […]
Do you enjoy nuts for snacks but are worried that they may not be a healthy choice? Below are the five healthiest nuts for snacking and why they are good for you. Peanuts: Provide seven grams protein per one-ounce serving (about 30 nuts). However, it is healthier to buy them unsalted because it is […]
HAPPY 4th of JULY!!! Walking is one of the simplest and most accessible forms of exercise. When done correctly, walking is an effective, low-impact, low-risk exercise but it is not especially efficient for burning a lot of calories. If you have been walking for fitness for a while now and are hoping to make the […]
Having a strong posterior can help improve posture and athletic performance, reduce knee and back pain, and prevent injury. The posterior (rear) musculature of the hip is comprised of three gluteal muscles, commonly known as the glutes. Each one has a specific role, so it is important to target each one to strengthen the entire […]
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