Learn how you can continue to burn calories after your workout and subsequently make fitness improvements.
Published in Life's Too Short
Tuesday, 01 August 2017 00:00

Weekend Warrior Benefits & Drawbacks

How can you get fitness benefits while staying safe as a weekend warrior?
Published in Life's Too Short
Thursday, 20 July 2017 00:00

Get Fit & Fabulous

Get on your right path to fitness.
Published in HER
Thursday, 20 July 2017 00:00

Encore Episode: Live Long, Die Short

Preventive medicine physician and award winning author, Dr. Roger Landry, joins Dr. Friedman to discuss his new book, Live Long, Die Short.
Tuesday, 30 May 2017 00:00

Filling Your Fitness Bank

Will working out today help your future health?
Published in Life's Too Short
Tuesday, 23 May 2017 00:00

2017 American Fitness Index

Learn how you can make yourself and your city more physically fit.
Published in Life's Too Short
Thursday, 11 May 2017 18:34

Top 3 Post-Workout Meals for Vegans


There are many misconceptions about vegans having a hard time balancing their diet to get enough protein and energy while working out, when in fact, proper fuel isn't that difficult to manage at all. 

Sure, you need a bit more knowledge about what to eat, so that you’re able to ingest all the nutrients you need, but exercising regularly and being a vegan is quite possible and it’s getting easier with every passing day.

With more and more people opting for a plant-based nutrition regime, there are also more and more vegan food options that will keep you full, healthy and energized. 

The post-workout period is important for boosting your metabolism with the right choice of food.

If you’re still uncertain where you stand with balancing your workout regimen and diet, don’t fret. 

Here are the best ingredients to incorporate into your post-workout meals.
Published in RadioMD Blog
Reduce stress and strain on your lady business as you get fit.
Published in HER
Tuesday, 18 April 2017 00:00

Creating a Complete Fitness Program

Find out the four necessary components of a complete fitness program.
Published in Life's Too Short
How much exercise do you need for health benefits?
Published in Life's Too Short
Thursday, 06 April 2017 00:00

Kick It Up & Get Intense

How can you boost your fitness intensity?
Published in HER
Tuesday, 21 March 2017 00:00

Fun Fitness with Country Heat Dance

If you're looking for a new fitness activity, but don't necessarily enjoy sweating through reps at the gym or hopping on the treadmill, a dance workout might be the way to go.
Published in Talk Healthy Today
Tuesday, 21 March 2017 00:00

EP 830B Best Activity to Live Longer

This surprising activity could slash your risk of Alzheimer's by 76 percent.
Learn how you can continue to burn calories after your workout and subsequently make fitness improvements.
Published in Life's Too Short

Thinking about joining a gym to meet your fitness goals? 

There are steps you can take to help save on your membership fees.

Weigh Your Options

The good news is that there are endless fitness facilities around that you can check out. Many of them even offer complimentary trials where you will get the first few days or weeks for free.

After reviewing all your options, it will be easier to make a decision based on the one that suits you the most. It’s more motivating to stick with something that appeals to you.
Published in RadioMD Blog
There are benefits for exercise in overweight folks beyond numbers on a scale.
Published in Life's Too Short
Tuesday, 24 January 2017 00:00

8 Fitness Hacks to Get You Moving

Hacks can be truly helpful in all areas of life, including reaching your fitness goals.
Published in Talk Healthy Today
Monday, 16 January 2017 00:00

Finding Your Fit

Many people are lackadaisical about exercise, simply because they have not found the right "fit" for fitness.
Published in Naturally Savvy
Wednesday, 11 January 2017 14:22

Cold Weather Exercise: Surviving the Elements


As the temperatures continue to drop outside, we find ourselves cooped up indoors, whether that be at home, at work or at the gym hiding from the painfully cold, wet weather. 

As the itch kicks in to get outdoors and get some fresh air, follow the tips below for soothing those cold, wet weather aches and pains during the long winter months.
Published in RadioMD Blog
Tuesday, 10 January 2017 00:00

HIIT: Is It Right for You?

Is High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) right for you? Will it help you reach your personal fitness goals?
Published in Life's Too Short
Tuesday, 27 December 2016 00:00

ACSM 2017 Fitness Trends Forecast

What are the fitness trends for 2017?
Published in Life's Too Short
Thursday, 22 December 2016 00:00

First 20 Minutes & Gender Specific Fitness

When do you get the most health benefit from working out?
Published in HER
Tuesday, 29 November 2016 00:00

Starting a Fitness Regimen

How do you start a fitness regimen?
Published in Life's Too Short
Monday, 14 November 2016 00:00

The Right Dosage of Exercise as Medicine

How much exercise do you need for health benefits?
Published in Life's Too Short
Monday, 14 November 2016 00:00

Weak in the Knees? Exercise for Healing

What causes knee pain? How can you strengthen your knees? Can you heal your knees without surgery?
Published in Life's Too Short
Thursday, 10 November 2016 00:00

Ep9 - Start Your Health Journey: Lisa Tanker

What is ”Bikiniology,” simple steps to start your health journey, and the one thing you can do today to make your life better today with Lisa Tanker.
Published in Which Way is Life

You’ve been working out for some time, but you’re not getting the desired results. 

That’s probably because you’re not doing it right. 

Whether your goal is weight loss, muscle toning, or general fitness, certain workout mistakes could be getting in your way of progress. 

Are you making some of these common workout mistakes? Find out how you can solve the issue and gain optimum results from your workouts.
Published in RadioMD Blog
Saturday, 20 August 2016 15:25

The New Frontier of Fitness

Have we been working out the wrong way for thousands of years?
Thursday, 28 July 2016 13:54

A Walk in Nature Can Cure All Things


When is the last time you explored a new nature trail? 

Research says spending time outside and being close to nature is good for your health. As a matter of fact, simple walks in green parks can lift your mood considerably and help with treating mild depression… perfect reasons to start planning some hikes, even if they are short, one-day hikes.

Each day’s adventure requires some real work and preparation. Once you’ve picked the trail, you can easily make a list of essential items to bring along. For me, that list always starts with the same five things. I will never go without these items for safety reasons, as well as to ensure an enjoyable and memorable trip.
Published in RadioMD Blog
Thursday, 21 July 2016 13:45

Get Moving for Better Heart Health

Work on your core strength and aerobic fitness for better heart health.
Published in HER
Recovery after surgery is challenging. Learn how to stay productive without pushing yourself too hard.
Published in HER
Tuesday, 12 July 2016 13:00

Blood Sugar Balancing Act

Think that diabetes, pre-diabetes, and other blood sugar-related conditions are inevitable? Think again.
Published in Talk Healthy Today
Monday, 11 July 2016 10:00

Exercising the Eyes, Mind & Body

Learn how your vision affects your body and mind while exercising.
Published in The Wizard of Eyes
Listen in as Pam and Michelle answer your personal health questions.
Published in HER
Thursday, 30 June 2016 13:45

Ask HER: Kegels, Fat Loss & Fatigue

Listen in as Pam and Michelle answer your personal health questions.
Published in HER
Wednesday, 29 June 2016 11:45

Keep the Weight off While Vacationing

You can still stay fit while enjoying your vacation.
Published in Health Radio

It's the most overlooked technique in the gym for building muscle and gaining strength. 

Used by sports psychologists and Olympic athletes routinely, it's also of benefit and value for everyday athletes. 

In fact, it's the simplest, easiest and one of the most effective techniques out there to experience gains in the gym. 

What’s this magic technique?

Visualization and mental imagery.
Published in RadioMD Blog
Even if your city falls on the bottom of the list, there are things you can do to improve fitness and overall health.
Published in Train Your Body
Find out what the fittest American cities in 2016 have in common.
Published in Train Your Body

The balance for physical fitness is 80% nutrition and 20% exercise.

Well, that’s what most health professionals agree on. There are slight variations in those figures, but they all agree that what you eat has the largest impact on your health and fitness. Nutrition plays an integral part in your health, and there is no question that staying active is also important. 

As a matter of fact, while some nutrients tend to gain endorsements (vitamin D, for example), others fall short of their promised values (such as excessive amounts of protein). Controversial food groups are added or eliminated from diets often. However, exercise continues to be a constant in all plans for healthier living.

Doctors and nutritionists agree that increasing your heart rate via exercise at least five times weekly is one of the best ways to prevent serious chronic diseases. Along with an exercise routine, it is crucial to have the adequate nutrients to support your body throughout the process. Each time you exercise, your body will have some muscle breakdown which requires fuel to rebuild.
Published in RadioMD Blog
Wednesday, 08 June 2016 18:49

Is Your Workout Not Working Out?


Any workout routine requires ample amount of dedication and sacrifice to see positive results. Many people fuss that in spite of their four months of effort, they have seen absolutely no change and wonder where they went wrong. 

Each individual is unique. While some can lose weight quite quickly, others won’t see the same results with a similar routine and diet plan. Even if you can lift over 250 pounds or run miles upon miles effortlessly, you will not necessarily get shredded. 

Every ineffective workout can be a result of multiple reasons. Keeping a good check on those factors can get you back on track and allow you to see the results you’ve been desiring. 

Keep reading for the six reasons why your workout might not be working out.
Published in RadioMD Blog
Jay Cardiello discusses his programs and advice for creating a sustainable weight loss solution.
Published in Sharecare Radio
Jay Cardiello shares some tips for keeping your weight loss in check when traveling.
Published in Sharecare Radio
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