Fitness
How I Fell In Love With Fitness And Found Inner Happiness - Sarah Marandi-Steeves, LCSW, PLLC
Finding the time, energy, and motivation to work out can seem daunting, especially if you are someone who doesn't like to work out. This blog post is all about my personal journey with fitness and how I went from hating working out to incorporating it into my daily routine. This blog post offers tips on how to add fitness into your daily routine and set longterm health and wellness goals for yourself. #motivation #fitness #workouts #inspiration #goals
Weekly Workout - Stay Fit Mom
Welcome to another great Stay Fit Mom weekly workout! This workout can be done anywhere and no equipment is needed! Perfect for all of you who traveling for the holidays this week! Workout: Complete for time: 100 Air Squats (no weight) 80 Sit-ups 60 Lunges (Alternating) 40 Burpees 20 Jumping Jacks 10 Push-ups Equipment Needed: None! Modification Options: Be sure to modify this at home workout to your ability level. If needed reduce the numbers of repetition...
Burn Fat With This 5 Exercise Medicine Ball Workout - GymGuider.com
Dumbbells and kettlebells are a great way to amp up any routine, but they’re not the only weights at the gym. If you’ve never picked up a medicine ball, there’s no better time than now. This sandbag-meets-basketball is perfect for core training since it allows you to easily move and balance the weight in ways dumbbells may not. Best of all, medicine balls come in different weights and sizes, so even if you’re new to working out, there’s one to suit you.
5 Moves to Slim and Toned Arms
Target your biceps and triceps from multiple angles. This routine will increase your upper body strength, while also working to firm your muscles. It’s important to note that this workout will not add excessive mass to your arms, but will provide you with a femininely fit upper body.
Do You Have Tight Hips? Then Try These 13 Yoga Poses To Relieve Tension - GymGuider.com
It’s said that our relationships are stored in our hips. What exactly does that mean? If we have tight hips, are we bad lovers? Do our tight hips tell us something about our ability to communicate and let people in? Perhaps. Or perhaps we run too much or our parents have tight hips. The tighter our hips, the tighter the lower back; with tension amassing in these regions, the psoas is prone to shortening, making it harder to walk, sit, stand, and practice.