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Many people know they should stretch—but they don’t know exactly why. As a result, stretching is often neglected. But there are a host of reasons why stretching is a great practice. We’ll go over them in the article.

“Intensity” is a hot word in fitness—so how much of it do you need to accomplish your goals? Athletes and trainers alike talk about intensity all the time, and it’s easy to think that more is always better. But that isn’t the case.

Here’s the real secret to weight loss: Everyone is different, so the best plan is to work with an experienced, credentialed coach who can create a food and fitness plan that will lead to steady, sustainable, long-term progress.

The short version: Running isn’t bad for you. But it isn’t the solution to every fitness problem, and it isn’t the best option for some people. Finally, it is possible to run too much if you have certain goals.

We get this question all the time. Sometimes it’s from people who are looking to build muscle in their biceps and triceps. Other times, people are looking to achieve better tone. We’ll answer the question for both crowds

Many people want to lose fat so they look toned and their muscles are more visible. The look they’re going for usually requires fat loss as well as a little muscle building.

Why should someone add muscle to their body?

In my experience working with hundreds of individuals, the key is accountability. We’re often willing to let ourselves down time after time, but when someone else is counting on us, we show up for them.