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The Real Problem With Pasta
During a nutrition conversation this week, a client asked, “Ok, so what if I want to have some pasta?” Before I could respond, they quickly
Discipline Equals Freedom in Nutrition
The concept of “Discipline Equals Freedom,” popularized by Jocko Willink, applies to many aspects of life, including nutrition. While it might seem paradoxical, true freedom
What does good progress look like?
Brian’s advice on measuring progress when starting your fitness journey centers around 3 key factors: 1. Starting Point: Progress should be evaluated relative to your starting
Chocolate PB Protein Overnight Oats
If you’re anything like me (I have a truly ridiculous sweet tooth), you will empathize with how challenging it can feel to come up with
Mobility Drill: Spiderman Lunge with Rotation to Downward Dog
A great mobility drill to open up the hips and thoracic spine, as well as to warm up the shoulders and hamstrings, is this spider
“Should I still workout if I’m injured?”
I had a great conversation a few days ago with one of our members who had tweaked their knee playing tennis a day prior. Initially,
“Odd” Movement Monday: Sandbag Carries
Sandbag carries have gained popularity in fitness circles for good reason—they offer a unique blend of strength, stability, and functional fitness benefits. Watch the video
Lifespan vs. Healthspan
So often we read about the “Average Life Expectancy” of a certain population. All that this means, simply put, is how long the average person
Check Your Form: Rear Foot Elevated Split Squats
The rear-foot elevated split squat, when performed with precision, offers a host of benefits for lower body strength, mobility, and stability. This is a dynamic
Check Your Form: Pushups
Push-ups are a classic exercise for building upper body strength, but their true power lies in executing them with proper form. In this post, we’ll
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