I get bored easily. I always have. When I put together my work outs, I gravitate to the HIIT design. HIIT stands for high-intensity interval training. This is doing a specific exercise, for a short amount of time, at an aggressive level. After that short time, you switch to a different exercise. Typically, you can do 3-4 different exercises in a cycle, and then you would repeat that cycle 2-3 times.

Fall is my favorite season. There are so many awesome things that happen in September, October and November. Finishing up summer, sometimes we feel like we have gotten off of our regular routine. Now is a great time to reset and get back on track. 

The JTH nutritionist, Lainie, is going to find a healthy recipe that we will feature the 4th week of each month. People often ask for specific recipes that they can make, rather than just encourage healthier eating. Here is the recipe for September.

First thing, get approval from your employer. Secondly, institute ways to get more steps in during a workday when you have a sedentary job.

September is a month dedicated to raising awareness of pediatric

Did anyone do the summer challenge? I have a discount code for 20% off an order for ANYONE that took on the summer challenge I presented at the end of May. To plan, train, and finish a 5K. Honestly, email me if you signed up and completed any kind of physical activity that challenged you. Explain what it was and how it impacted your journey towards a healthier life, and I will send you the code.

The JTH nutritionist, Lainie, is going to find a healthy recipe that we will feature the 4th week of each month. People often ask for specific recipes that they can make, rather than just encourage healthier eating. Here is the recipe for August: Buffalo Chicken Ranch Bowl.

Certain health screening tests should be done during certain stages of our lives. These are meant to help us be proactive with our health. Why would we NOT get these tests done if they can help us live a longer, healthier life?

Stress eating refers to the habit of consuming food in response to emotional or psychological stress rather than physical hunger. This behavior often involves reaching for high-calorie, sugary, or fatty "comfort" foods as a way to soothe or distract oneself from these emotions.