Whew! This extended sort-of-winter but it's-really-been-spring-for-a-few-months-now weather is draining, yes? What is this feeling we only seem to feel when it seems like it has been winter forever? It's called SAD and studies show you can eat these foods to feel better.
Whew! This extended sort-of-winter but it's-really-been-spring-for-a-few-months-now weather is draining, yes? What is this feeling we only seem to feel when it seems like it has been winter forever? It's called SAD and studies show you can eat these foods to feel better.
A registered dietitian-nutritionist shares how she grocery shops for her family of two on $110 a week and plans a healthy, flexitarian menu for the week.
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Mental toughness
These areas of fitness are the ones that will collectively help you meet exercise goals (like training for a cycling race, a marathon, or a challenge at your local gym), as well as help you fight off chronic health problems and age well, says Lynn Grieger, RDN, an ACSM-certified personal trainer and Everyday Health medical reviewer. “If we leave out any of these areas we’re not giving ourselves full opportunity to improve health and fitness.”
We’ll take you through all of them here.
Each week during the Gold Medal Fitness Challenge, we’ll focus on a different fundamental and show you how to make it part of your workout routine exercisers of all levels (even the absolute beginners out there) are welcome!