The purpose of National Senior Health & Fitness Day is to promote regular physical activity to improve the health of older adults.
When your schedule is packed and you are running short on time, try these quick routines to get your blood flowing.
Creating fitness goals, seeing your progress, and reaching your goals helps us feel accomplished, and has benefits on our mental health.
Drinking water has been found to be a key component that aids in weight loss. Hydration supports digestion, organ health and muscle function.
Child pose, the knee-to-chest stretch, and a forearm plank are three exercises that are good for your lower back.
Packing a healthy lunch for work is an excellent way to stay on track with your fitness goals while keeping your energy levels up throughout the day. To help you get started, we’ve put together a list of healthy lunch options that are not only good for you but are also delicious and easy to prepare.
Try these two salad recipes with step by step directions for an Italian chopped salad and dressing courtesy of eatingwell.com.
When incorporating cardiovascular training into your exercise routine consider investing in a quality jump rope. Jump rope intervals are a great option to elevate your heart rate and burn calories. […]
Four Seated Flexibility Exercises Try these four exercises to increase flexibility in your midsection courtesy of the American Heart Association. Torso Stretch [Stretch the midsection (waist)]. Starting Position: Sit tall with […]
November is National Diabetes Month – a time when communities across the country team up to bring attention to diabetes according to the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK). This month our blog posts will focus on how being active can support diabetes prevention and management.
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