Fitness

Low Fitness in Youth Linked to Hypertension

Many adults have high blood pressure, but until recently, there has been little knowledge as to the origin. A recent study commissioned by scientists at Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine has found a substantial correlation between young adults who … Continue reading

Top 3 Gym Machine Exercises

Finding time to exercise these days requires dedication and a huge time commitment. As a personal trainer, I am in the gym 24/7 and have no excuse not to workout. It is recommended that you work out for at least 30 … Continue reading

Walnut Week: Energizing Tips for Exercisers

This week, I’m dedicating my blog posts to walnuts. I got the chance to chat with renowned fitness expert and spokesperson for California Walnuts, Petra Kolber. I asked her about keeping energy levels up through the summer. Summer has arrived! … Continue reading

June 2024’s Hottest Races

June is a great month to hit the streets and enjoy the nice summer weather. The best way to train for a run is to set a goal and go for it. Below is a list of the 2024 hottest national races … Continue reading

Today is National Running Day

Today is National Running Day. The beauty of running is that all you need is a comfortable pair of shoes and workout clothing, and BAM!… you are on your way. Other than that, there’s no expensive memberships or equipment to … Continue reading

Playgrounds: Not Just for Kids

Taking your kids to the playground doesn’t mean that you are relegated to sitting on a bench with a book. Join your kids by completing this workout and showing them that fitness, and fun, don’t stop when you grow up! … Continue reading

Check Your Calories, Not Your Weight

This article was written by Paige Corley, Program Director for The Biggest Loser Resort at Fitness Ridge, the sponsors of our Biggest Loser newsletter. The other day I was running the path through Snow Canyon State Park – it’s an … Continue reading