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Stop Making This Common But Dangerous Mistake While Jumping
Today I want to talk about all things jumping. I’m sure you have all jumped before, whether it was playing a sport, playing outside with your kids, or jumping to reach that old sweater on the top shelf of your closet. We all have done it, but have
One Day At A Time!!!
Ever been injured? Ever have a chronic, debilitating, injury that is the focal point of your life? I have and lately, I have come to the realization so have other people. We as human beings live the sport known as life. With sport comes injury and a lot learning and
4 Healthy Ways to Utilize Your Lunch Break at Work
They say time is money… but all the money in the world won’t replace your health. When we’re at work, we’re making money. But who’s to say we can’t build in some healthy habits into our 9-5 routine and devote some time to wellness?! Business savvy people know that
5 Best Exercises For A Rock Solid Core
Recently, we have gotten some great feedback from some clients saying they want to do a little more “core” work. We know the importance of core strength in regards to back health, ability to perform other exercises, transfer into sports such as golf, tennis, paddle and much more.
Get What You Want: Lifelong Goal Achieved In Just 4 weeks!!!
Have you ever wanted to achieve something physically demanding? I think most of us can say that we have all struggled with the physical elements of life in some way, shape, or form. It’s no surprise that it can be a huge deterrent to come back to something when
Good vs. Bad Carbs – What is the difference?!
Today we are going to talk all things carbohydrates! Why?! Because lately I’ve noticed that every other person I talk to about nutrition is either a) under the impression they should not be eating ANY carbs, b) love carbs and cringe at the word “diet” because they think they’ll never