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Is Holiday Weight Gain Temporary? Tips on Getting Back on Track

Is Holiday Weight Gain Temporary? Tips on Getting Back on Track
It’s a common goal in the beginning of the new year to lose weight, partially because of the air of aspiration surrounding...
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Setting SMART Goals
A new year, a new season, a new challenge, or even a new month can create a powerful surge of motivation. You...
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Tips To Stay Consistent With Training
Hire a coachHiring a coach will help keep you accountable. Also, it always you to focuson training without having to guess what...
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How to Stick to Your New Years Resolution Fitness Goals
Create a consistent workout routine Create a food journal Track your macronutrients (carbs, proteins, fats Use a fitness tracker (whoop, apple watch,...
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Train or Recover: Should you workout when you are feeling under the weather?
Most of us know what it takes to perform and feel are best when it comes to training: get a good night’s...
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Understanding the Impact of Blue Light on Skin: A Guide to Circadian Rhythm
You’re probably familiar with the term “blue light,” but you might not understand how it affects your skin and health. The reality...
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One-on-One Fitness Training Vs. Group Training: Pros and Cons
The first step on the path to fitness is making the commitment to train. The second step is weighing the benefits of...
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Bulking & Cutting for Beginners: Workouts, Diet & Other Tips
Bulking and Cutting for Beginners: What You Need to Know Fitness enthusiasts enjoy increasing muscle mass, losing body fat, and strategically controlling...
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How Important is it that I very my exercises?
A common question in fitness circles is, “How important is it to vary your exercise selection?” The answer isn’t a simple yes...
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Mood-Boosting Exercises for Seasonal Depression
Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a combination of biological and mood disturbances typically occurring in the autumn and winter months. SAD is...
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