Lunges & Laundry: Multitasking Your Way to Fitness

No Gym? No Problem! Getting ready for the new year and setting your goals? Staying active doesn’t require a gym membership—just a little creativity and commitment. From living room lunges to outdoor adventures and everyday movement hacks, discover simple ways to keep moving and feel your best. Let’s step into the new year with energy, intention, and a whole lot of heart!

Crop It Like It’s Hot: A Fresh Take on Farm to Table

This week, I want to take a look at the current movement of farm to table which is a philosophy that emphasizes sourcing food directly from local farms and delivering it to consumers with minimal processing and transportation. It supports sustainable agriculture, local economies, and fresher, healthier food options. Local Sourcing: Ingredients are grown or … Continue reading Crop It Like It’s Hot: A Fresh Take on Farm to Table

SPECIAL LOOK: The Scale Doesn’t Know Your Age—But Your Doctor Should

Rethinking Resolutions: The Truth About Weight Loss in Older Adults As the new year approaches, it's time to challenge the one-size-fits-all resolution mindset. Weight loss isn’t always the golden ticket to health—especially for seniors. This post dives into the difference between safe, intentional weight loss and the red flags of unintentional shedding. Whether you're a caregiver or an older adult yourself, learn how to spot the signs, set realistic goals, and prioritize well-being over waistlines.

Sweat, Smile, Repeat: The Science of Feeling Awesome After a Run

This week with the holidays coming up, there are more races and more well, overeating, so let’s take a look at a little phenomenon called, RUNNERS HIGH Runners’ high is a short-lasting, deeply euphoric state that some people experience after intense aerobic exercise, especially running. It’s often described as a feeling of: Euphoria or bliss Reduced … Continue reading Sweat, Smile, Repeat: The Science of Feeling Awesome After a Run