Whether you’re new to fitness or a frequent exerciser, we have a program that will fit your needs. Select the appropriate level workout based on your current fitness level and previous exercise activity.  Level 1If you were previously sedentary or if this is your first time starting a weight training program, level 1 is just right for you. Level 1 will allow you to ease into th ...

By now, you should understand the importance of moving more throughout your day. Taking time to stand up, get your steps in, stretch or move your body throughout the day has a profound effect on your energy levels, metabolic rate, mental state and overall health. Remember, the goal is to move your body for at least 1 to 2 minutes every hour. Need motivation to move more? Challe ...

We have all experienced injury, soreness or lingering pain. These are a natural part of life, and they are often heightened when performing a physical activity. However, these risks should not cause you to shy away from daily movement. There are some obvious missteps that increase your risk of injury, such as lifting with bad form/too much weight or not warming up/cooling down. ...

When exercising, it is important to complete each movement properly and understand what muscles should be working. The squat is the foundation of most workouts. Whether you are lifting legs, taking an exercise class or even running (yes, running), the squat is either involved or will help you better perform the exercise you are completing. The movement patterns used for a squat ...

We spend a lot of time with our spines in a rounded position and our shoulders hunched forward. The way we type, sit, text or eat is primarily done with our heads forward, looking down, shoulders rolled and torsos slouched. While this might be a comfortable position for our bodies, it limits our shoulders’ abilities to move well. Imagine there is a beaver chomping at a tree for ...