Menopause Health Coach
Flexibility is an area of fitness that is often ignored. We leave it to the end of the workout and then skip it if time is short. But good flexibility is more important than you might think. It becomes more important as you get older to maintain or to improve your flexibility.
If you eat a typical North American diet, then there is a good chance you are not getting enough fibre. There is also a good chance you have not been getting enough for much of your life. In this article I will discuss the different types of fibre, the benefits of each, the best food choices for increasing your fibre intake and when to know if you should avoid some types of fibre.
I ran my first 5 K race at age 34. Since then I’ve run in about 30 running races, completed 2 triathlons and 2 duathlons. I’m not fast, but I am competitive. I mostly compete with myself, but I’m ecstatic when I place in my age group (only in small races where there isn’t much competition).
One of the biggest complaints I hear about eating healthier is that it takes too much time. If this sounds familiar, you will enjoy these five tips to eat healthier without spending all your time in the kitchen.
A few weeks ago I wrote an article about getting started with exercise. Now I’d like to get into a little more detail about creating an exercise plan that will work for you. In order to do this, exercise professionals use the FITT principle.
Hi, I'm Sherry.I help menopausal women use simple fitness and nutrition habits to lose weight and reduce symptoms so they can feel like themselves again. I am a certified personal trainer and nutrition coach. For more information about me and how I can help you, click here.
