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The One Simple Question To Help You Get Maximal Results While Staying Safe
We all know the gym is a place where we need to challenge ourselves both mentally and physically. Not to the point where we hurt ourselves either mentally of physically though. In order to see change we must step out of our comfort zone. If you are not
Eat The Rainbow!!!!!
Eat the Rainbow when it comes to veggies! What does that mean? Well, I’ll tell you. Eat the rainbow is a simple idea and principle to live by when talking about getting the most nutrients for your diet. Why is that important? Well, we are better able to function and
Power Up with Power Training
What is power training? Why should you incorporate it into your fitness routine? How is it used in daily life and what is the importance of it? We’re going to break it all down it today’s blog! Yesterday I did a light jog on a treadmill while watching
Getting Started Is Never Easy, But It Is Possible
Life has its ups and downs; there is no argument there. Some people have higher ups and lower downs. The people that succeed the most are the ones that don’t give up. Today I want to tell you a little story about our SuperHero Client and rock star
Pick One Meal to Optimize (Use The K.I.S.S Acronym)
Growing up, teachers, coaches, and instructors loved using acronyms to help people like myself learn things more readily and quickly. One that always stuck with me was the K.I.S.S. acronym. It stood for: Keep It Simple Stupid. Meaning to keep the ideas, the concepts, the information as easy and
The Importance of Unilateral Training
If you ever worked out at Core Principles you probably noticed doing many single-leg and single-arm movements such as one-arm cable row, single-leg deadlift, box-step up etc. The other day a while working out a client, she asked me what was the point of doing a single-leg squat to a