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Hydration in the Summer
There is one thing that can make or break your summer workout, and that is hydration. Exercising in the summer can be challenging if we aren’t well prepared. This article highlights the importance that water intake and hydration has on your overall health.
Active Commuting for an Active Lifestyle
Active commuting means getting to and from work in an active way. This could be walking, running, biking, scootering, or whatever gets your heart rate up!
Guided Meditation: Take a Moment to Breathe Today
Guided meditation is the perfect place to start any journey into the world of mindfulness.
Shifting Trajectories: Being Active as Adults Starts with Being Active in Youth
Inactivity that starts in youth stays for life. Here’s how we change that.
Exercise Snacks: A Quick Guide to Being Active When You Don’t Have Time
Feeling like you don’t have time for exercise is one of the main things that holds people back from being active, even when they are highly motivated.
The thing is, the more active you are, the more time you can actually save. It’s hard to “carve out” time for running, biking - whatever it may be - when you feel like you can still get active when you are a bit older and still get the same benefits.
Exercising with Your Family: Empowering the Next Generation
The connection our youth today have with physical activity is at a breaking point. Lifestyle-related diseases have exploded in recent decades as our society shifted en masse to a more sedentary culture. And it all starts with our children and the habits they learn as they grow up.
Preventing injury
Just like with machines, if you work your body too hard, and neglect taking care of it properly, it can break down and you will have to take time off to recover. The good news is that there are many actions you can take to prevent injury, and that is what we are going to discuss today!
Rewarding Yourself for Progress: Recognize Your Achievements
A well-defined goal has many steps along the way - you should feel accomplished when reaching any one of these milestones and you might want to reward yourself when you get there, too.
Staying on Course with Goals: Self-Evaluating Your Progress
You’ve set your goals, established new routines, but are you seeing the results you were expecting? Are your goals still clear? It might be time to self-evaluate. Here’s how:
Daylight Savings and Your Morning Routine
Time change can be difficult for most of us since our sleep gets shortened and our day starts earlier. However, you can make the daylight savings switch much easier by simply establishing a fun and consistent morning routine.
Consistency: The Road to Results
You know what your goals are. You’ve started exercising or eating healthy. But, you’ve started all this before. How do you make this time different?
Consistency, plain and simple.
Achieving Work-Life Balance
Work-life balance is key to happiness and success both on the job and in your personal life. But, for many people, new technologies and working from home have put our professional and personal lives on a collision course.
Making a Nutritional Change: Set Yourself Up for Success
Eating is one thing we all have in common. What we eat, on the other hand, varies widely from person to person.
Most of us will make a nutritional change at some point in our lives, or at least try to do so. It’s not always an easy bridge to cross. We have a lot of habits and associations built around things we like to eat.
Physical Preparation When Starting a New Activity
So you’re about to start a new activity and you’ve set yourself up for success by reading and applying our advice given on our mental preparation blog, now it’s time to start the physical preparation!
Self Confidence
Think back to a time when you felt on top of the world. What do you remember from then?
