2020 in a nutshell Memes are one of the best things about the internet, they are like a high-tech version of the editorial cartoon they can provide visual content for everything from politics to the benefits of exercise for aging. Honestly, it is amazing how much an image and brief caption can capture the zeitgeist of a particular moment in time. My favorite meme of the year … [Read more...]
6 Exercises to Torch Your Glutes!
Recently as I was scrolling Instagram, I noticed a common theme among many of the fitness posts - an emphasis on training the posterior chain muscles responsible for extending the hip otherwise known as the glutes or what many simply call the booty. If you want to know the most effective exercises that can help you to strengthen (which results in better definition) one of the … [Read more...]
5 Things to Know About Exercise for your Fascia & Connective Tissues
5 Things to Know About Your Fascia Picture a young boy playing on a playground, what would you see? A bundle of energy as he climbs, jumps, runs and moves in all directions at various speeds. Now think of an old man trying to navigate a busy sidewalk. How would an older man move differently when compared to a young child? Being cautious about having to negotiate obstacles … [Read more...]
7 Reasons HIIT is So Effective
What is HIIT? High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) is a system of exercise with repeated bouts of short duration, high-intensity intervals followed by lower intensity intervals for recovery. In general, HIIT training calls for challenging exercises such as sprints (whether on a bicycle or running) for short time frames lasting from 10-to-45 seconds. On a 1-10 scale of … [Read more...]
Fitness plan for the end of the year
Okay, it’s been a while since I’ve posted a blog. In that time, I’ve been doing a lot of writing as well as recording for the All About Fitness podcast. Over the past few months while learning how to teach home school I’ve managed to produce 3 e-books, including Dynamic Anatomy - which explains how your muscles function when you move, have almost completed a couple of … [Read more...]