Exercise has been shown to have preventative effects on diseases and conditions such as heart disease, cancer, dementia and more. As we learn more about COVID-19, exercise is proving to help provide immunity support against this novel virus.
Optimum hydration is important for everyone, particularly athletes who want to perform their best. To be considered well hydrated, water should account for roughly 60% to 65% of body weight in adults.
Let us help you experience more serene days this week with these 3 approaches to stressful situations.
June is National Safety Month. As we get ready to enjoy the warmer weather, here are some safety recommendations for you and your family:
Men’s Health Week heightens awareness of preventable health problems and encourages early detection and treatment of disease among men and boys. Check out our 4 health tips to start during Men’s Health Week.
We all know that fitness is even better with friends. Here’s a list of workouts that are beneficial for you and your dog.
Wednesday, June 2 is National Running Day. If you’re interested in adding running to your fitness routine try these “games” courtesy of Running World.
Scientific research now supports the suggestion from many public health officials—GET MOVING! According to a new study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, “Consistently meeting physical activity guidelines was strongly associated with a reduced risk for severe COVID-19 outcomes among infected adults.”
Summer is almost here and swimming is one of the most popular activities for workouts and play. Whether you’re around water at the beach, at the gym, your local pool or any body of water—safety should always be your top priority.
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