Ever feel distracted or unfocused? It’s so common now. I bet you have dozens of notifications popping up and all kinds of urges to open a social media platform and see what’s happening. I bet even mentioning “notifications” gives you a little anxiety—like you need to check them right now.
Many, many people have asked a fitness coach if it’s possible to lose fat “right here.” When they ask, they always point to a body part. It might be the belly or perhaps the legs. Some point to the area underneath the arm, and others point to the neck. All
With the holidays well behind us and spring on the horizon, we’re going back to basics. Consider this a quick review of some nutrition fundamentals. Over time, we sometimes allow habits to set in even if they don’t support our goals. Review the info below and make any adjustments that
Recently, I met up with a couple of buddies to go to a Kerry game. It was a great day out, although the result wasn’t so favorable. What made it a really great evening was the company I was with. A buddy invited me out for the game, and it
Influencers will tell you hitting the snooze button is a sign of weakness. Is this enough to stop you pressing it tomorrow morning. Heck no, I’m okay with being weak if it gives me 5 more minutes in bed. Now what if I told you the science behind why hitting
Here’s why I think you should have a coach: There’s too much out there. You know you can’t do everything. A lot of it looks—or sounds—good. I’m talking about diet plans, supplements, workout programs or even daily workouts. But you can’t do it all and trying to do too much
January is shortcut month! Last month, you set some new year’s resolutions. You were thrilled to discover that you could achieve them all EASILY AND FAST in the month of January! Woohoo—what will you do with the rest of your year??! Of course, I’m referring to the get-lean-quick shakes, the
Here’s a common gym question: What’s the best time of the day to train? The short answer: It’s always a good time to work out. Most people don’t work out at all, so it’s better to train at any time than to skip a workout because the time isn’t “perfect.”
If you Google “how to start a workout routine,” you’ll see some great advice from renowned sources. For example, the Mayo Clinic has five steps for you, with instructions under each heading. We’re not going to argue with the Mayo Clinic! But those five steps are really far from simple
I’m going to go ahead and tell you right now: Don’t make a New Year’s resolution. Seriously, why do it? You know you’re not going to follow through with it, so why set yourself up for failure? And do you know why you and millions of other people will not
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