Reduce Neck & Back Tension
If you suffer from chronic neck or back tightness, soreness, and even pain, learn what you can do to relax and release those stressed-out areas!
Check out this series from our friends at Specht Physical Therapy for a guided stretch and release video series!:
Do you foam roll?
If you’ve ever wondered what that weird looking foam tube in the corner of the gym is, take a moment to learn how a foam rolling can help you!
Feeling exhausted?
It may “life”, but…are you getting enough iron?
Iron may help manage unexplained fatigue, which can affect both men and women. Even in someone who isn’t anemic, low iron can still reduce energy levels. This is especially common in women until after menopause.
Fatigue from iron deficiency involves more than just a normal level of sleepiness. It causes tiredness that interferes with a person’s daily routine, and activities may feel exhausting and less enjoyable.People with low iron may experience fatigue lasting several weeks or longer.
Iron-rich foods and supplements can help raise iron levels and eliminate feelings of tiredness and exhaustion. Cooking on cast iron can also add to increased dietary intake, too!
Realistic New Years Resolutions!
As we move into January, it’s a great time to reflect on what you want YOUR year to look like. Here are some ideas!
**Not sure how to get started? Momentum is here to help you realize your 2021 fitness and wellness goals! Sign up for a class or book a consultation today!*
Planning for a Healthy 2021
A goal without a plan is just a wish! The trainers at Momentum would like to remind you that now is the time to make plans for weight management and fitness goals! Use these tips to stick with it and start 2021 stronger than ever!
Are you stretching properly?
Flexibility training should be performed after a proper warm-up to allow effective stretching to take place. NEVER STRETCH COLD. Ideally, flexibility fitness should be performed 5 to 7 days a week for all major joints. Stretch to the point of mild discomfort, but not pain. Hold static stretches for 20 to 30 seconds, making sure to take deep even breaths. Static stretching should be performed after the workout. Dynamic stretching is a better way to prepare your muscles for a higher intensity workout.
Need an idea for an effective dynamic warm-up?
Try these:
