In a world where mental health is often sidelined, Dr. Delena Zimmerman sheds light on the undeniable connection between the mind, body, and spirit. Hosted by Massy Arias, this thought-provoking discussion explores how to reshape your beliefs, embrace emotional resilience, and harness
Hey everyone, Jared here, your fitness coach. I want to talk about some common misconceptions about so-called “good” and “bad” foods. Let’s break them down in simple terms. 1. The Idea That Certain Foods Are Bad and Should Be Avoided Many people
If you’re looking to pack on some muscle, you’ve probably heard that hitting the gym is only half the battle. What you eat is just as important. 1. Eat More Calories Than You Burn To gain weight, you need to consume more
Walking is one of the simplest forms of exercise, but don’t underestimate its power! Boosts Your Mood Feeling a bit down? A walk can help lift your spirits. Physical activity releases endorphins, the “feel-good” hormones. Improves Heart Health Regular walking strengthens your
There’s a not unusual belief that muscle tissue ache because of lactic acid. In fact, they hurt because of microtraumas and inflammatory tactics in the myofibrils of muscle cells, even as lactic acid truely leaves the muscular tissues pretty fast. So, it
Listen for your body It is very important to be able to concentrate to your frame. If you sense tired, do not ignore it. Sometimes it is higher to take a smash and let yourself rest than to preserve training hard. Overtraining
Morning exercise. Start each day with 10-15 minutes of light exercise. It will help get your blood pumping, tune your frame for fun, and increase your electric range. You’ll be surprised how just a few sports can set the tone for an