Studies show spring can actually improve your mental and physical well-being. Whether it’s an after-dinner walk, an adult rec league, or an early-morning run, longer days and moderate temperatures are perfect reasons to take your workout outside.
If kids are full before they go trick-or-treating, they will likely eat fewer pieces of candy during and afterward. "Try" to fill up on a large, nutritious meal before heading out tonight.
October is the perfect opportunity to raise awareness for conservative care as it is National Physical Therapy and National Chiropractic Health month. Getting active this October can improve your overall well-being and help fight potential illness.
For good health, we need several nutrients, and no single food can supply them all. It is not about a single meal, it's about a balanced food choice over time that will make a difference! #WellnessWednesday
If you are in a fitness rut, try something new. Incorporating resistance training into your routine will help keep your body lean, but when performed properly, it will strengthen muscles that protect your bones and joints. #WellnessWednesday
Sometimes it’s difficult to stay motivated with your exercise routine. A great way to combat this is to find support through others. Putting yourself around people who are encouraging and like-minded could be all you need to start changing your life. #WellnessWednesday
Wear a pedometer for a week and track how many steps you take each day. Aim to increase by 10% each week until you’re taking an average of 10,000 steps per day.
Consider Becoming an early bird, studies show people who wake up early are healthier than those night owls who snooze the morning away. #WellnessWednesday
Heart health is a major issue, with the American Heart Association revealing that one person dies of cardiovascular disease every 38 seconds. #HeartMonth
February is American Heart Month and a great time to start taking steps to become heart-healthy. Be active, eat healthier food options and limit alcohol use. #WellnessWednesday
Experts say it takes 21 days for a new activity to become a habit and six months for it to become part of your personality. It won’t happen overnight, so be persistent and patient with those new healthy resolutions! #WellnessWednesday
If holiday flight delays leave you with extra time at the airport, take advantage of it. Store your luggage in an airport locker and take a hike through the terminal. #WellnessWednesday
Head into the holiday season calm and collected by adopting stress-busting habits now. Try adding something new to your relaxation routine like a morning meditation practice or get an oil diffuser for your home. #WellnessWednesday
If using a treadmill for exercise, every 1% incline increases the calories burned by 10%. Thirty minutes of high-intensity exercise a day can help prevent weight gain and metabolic syndrome, adding an incline is a great way to boost intensity. #WellnessWednesday
October is the perfect opportunity to raise awareness about conservative care as it is National Physical Therapy and National Chiropractic Health Month. Getting active this October can improve your overall well-being and help fight potential illness.
150 minutes or more per week of moderate physical activity is advised, and it can easily become part of our daily routine. Making it a habit and finding new ways to stay active can be key. #WellnessWednesday