Let’s be kind to our joints, shall we? Click the link below to discover new ways to get our strong on … without banging up our bodies with high-impact movements.
Nutrition: Got Milk?
Milk is an often overlooked nutritious food source by many of us. But it is chock full of macro- and micro-nutrients. However, many of the currently fashionable milks (e.g., almond, rice, coconut, etc.) are nutritionally insufficient. Review the very brief discussion at this link for a comparison of the milk brands available. BTW … run away from cockroach milk. Yes—it is a thing.
https://cooperaerobics.com/Health-Tips/Nutrition-Bites/Are-You-Choosing-the-Right-Milk.aspx
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Commentary: Behavior-Based Goal Setting
Here we are. Into the New Year. Tackling that annual fitness resolution once again. But how is it going to be different this year? Well, to make it a lasting lifestyle change, we must work exercise and nutrition into our daily life, not the other way around. Use the guidance in this link to set realistic goals for a healthy lifestyle.
Exercise: Deadlift
Deadlift is a compound exercise benefiting the entire body, but especially the posterior chain: back, glutes, hamstrings. It also greatly improves posture, core, and overall strength. However, to prevent potential injury watch this instructional video to avoid the most common mistakes.
Nutrition: Quest For The Perfect Diet
Unless prescribed by a doctor for a specific condition, we do not need diets. We need nutrition. We are often influenced by family and friends to try the latest fad diets because it works great for them. But, as discussed in the article linked below, not everyone enjoys the same results. Our body chemistry is unique to us. That is why it is difficult to declare a universal “best diet” that works for all.
https://apnews.com/f7ea2e42bf3a4892a8403b90fe02d1c4
