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Begin with Body Gratitude

Begin with Body Gratitude

It’s next to IMPOSSIBLE to create sustainable health and fitness habits if the desire to change comes from a place of body hatred or worse, disgust. But we live in a society that perpetuates the notion that our bodies are a problem, that we’d better fix – fast! So how can we move past this?

Free Yourself from FOMO and Follow Your Path!

Free Yourself from FOMO and Follow Your Path!

It’s that time of year. When people are winding down from summer and gearing up for fall. And the “shoulding” is off the charts. I “should” join the gym. I “should” join this program. I “should” (insert whatever “thing” you think you “should” do to get your health “back on track.”). But here’s the thing. All I hear in those statements is Dread. Yes, with a capital D. Ditch the Dread, Free yourself from FOMO and follow your path, your journey to health and fitness for life! I’ve got 5 tips to get you started!

Keep Moving: Don’t Let Summer Hijack your Fitness!

Keep Moving: Don’t Let Summer Hijack your Fitness!

Feeling a little MEH about MOVING this time of year?! It’s not just you! There’s so much going on and it’s easy to fall away from your fitness routines. So instead of “writing off” the summer, get creative. Build out your “movement zone” – decide on a daily goal for movement. It might be a certain number of steps, or a specified amount of time working out each day or a specific number of days per week.

Travel Fast on the Trails

Travel Fast on the Trails

This weekend I had an awesome conversation with my learn to run muddy group. This group clinic is a progressive walk to run program (aka learn to run) off the road and onto the single track in and around Westwood Lake.

Beet Quinoa Salad (I think this is it!)

Beet Quinoa Salad (I think this is it!)

I’ve long coveted the amazing Beet Quinoa Salad from a local restaurant that is no closed. Since I can no longer sleuth out the flavour palate by eating there, I have to bank on my memory. But I think I’ve done it. For real. This is so close…and even if it’s not “it,” it’s darn close and it’s delicious. Which is good enough for me!