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Small Ways I’ve Gotten In Shape
It's resolution season and the top resolutions I usually hear are to lose weight and get in shape. I like to challenge my clients by asking, "What does getting in shape mean to you?" How do you define being in shape? That can be a tough question. To help...
read moreStretches That Are Making Your Posture Worse
I'm sharing a mistake I made because I've recently realized this mistake and am now correcting it. I used to have all my clients roll their upper back with a tennis ball. It feels really good. BUT: Stretching and rolling, whether with a tennis ball or foam roller,...
read more8 Steps to Improving Core Function After Baby
You're ready to start exercising again after baby, but wondering where to start. If you're like most women, you'll start walking with the baby in the stroller or exercise while wearing baby. I think we all gravitate towards cardio in an effort to burn fat. Walking...
read moreRethinking Inner Thigh Strength
Once upon a time, I made a little video making the case for not strengthening your inner thighs. I recently watched it again and my advice is still on point. However, I've been working with a client recently who has me rethinking inner thigh strength. If you want to...
read moreKey Takeaways from Neurokinetic Therapy
Growth is outside of your comfort zone. I've heard the above phrase a number of times and it accurately described my feelings as I traveled to New York City for a Neurokinetic Therapy workshop. It was my first time taking a train and navigating around a huge city by...
read moreThe Relationship Between C-Section Scars and Ab Function
They say C-section recovery is the hardest. It's major surgery after all. And the scar that you’re left with doesn’t help matters when it comes to well-functioning abs. Read on to discover how your cesarian scar can really disrupt the function of your core. Muscle...
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