Kathie’s Blog
Get Moving: Integrating Exercise into the Workday
Integrating exercise into the workday is essential for employee health, stress reduction, and mental clarity. Discover the benefits of physical activity, simple desk exercises, successful company fitness programs, and ideas to keep employees active like walking meetings and fitness challenges. Boost productivity and well-being in your workplace.
#WorkplaceWellness #EmployeeHealth #FitnessAtWork
Unlocking Wellness: 10 Strategies for Staying Active Despite Your Desk Job
Discover how to break free from the chains of a sedentary desk job with our empowering blog post! From desk exercises to walking meetings, we unveil 10 strategies to keep you active and energized throughout the workday. Don't let your job hold you back - prioritize your health today! #WellnessWednesday #StayActive #DeskJobFitness
Heart Health Awareness in 2023
Heart health is a critical aspect of overall wellness and fitness. Regular physical activity, a healthy diet, and avoiding harmful habits such as smoking can greatly reduce the risk of heart disease. The American Heart Association recommends at least 150 minutes of moderate exercise per week and a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean protein sources. Maintaining a healthy weight, managing stress, and getting regular check-ups with a healthcare provider is also important for heart health. By being proactive about heart health, individuals can improve their quality of life and reduce the risk of serious heart-related conditions.
Quadriceps Training with Kathie
Why train the quadriceps? They help stabilize your knees and provide a great balance for your legs. Learn more in this blog post on the quadriceps.
Triceps Training with Kathie
Exercise tip of the week we discuss training the triceps, why fat loves to hang out on the back of our arms, how to train this muscle group correctly, including specific exercises and what is best to train the triceps.
How to Find the Type of Motivation You Need Now!
Lack of motivation is the number one reason I am given for those who do not exercise. Over the years I have been obsessed with human behavior and behavior modification. Why are some people motivated to exercise while others struggle to find that motivation?