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I Asked A Personal Trainer Who Uses GLP-1s How Weight Loss Drugs Have Changed How She Works Out—here Are Three Exercises She Loves Right Now
Trainer Kylie Hansen says GLP-1 weight loss changed her motivation. She shares three strength exercises and why she prioritizes muscle.
I’m A Yoga Teacher And This Is The Two-minute Flow I Give To My Clients To Help Them Manage Stress Levels
A Fit&Well report outlines a five-pose, two-minute yoga flow. Its teacher recommends slow movement, steady breathing and body awareness.
Three Of The Best Exercises For Tech Neck—and You Can Do Them All At Your Desk
A Fit&Well report outlines three desk-based exercises for screen-related neck discomfort, with guidance from two physical therapists.
Pikes Peak YMCA Taps Inspire360 To Bolster Trainer Development
The Pikes Peak YMCA will roll out Inspire360 Club across its locations from Nov. 1, with the first 12 months covered through an education grant.
How Being Authentic Taught Me To Love Myself
In a Tiny Buddha essay, queer therapist Danny Trip describes how community, therapy and living authentically helped them relearn self-love.
Can’t Sleep? Try This Five-minute Tai Chi Practice To Help You Unwind And Relax Tonight
Tai Chi teacher Brian Thompson recommends a gentle five-minute routine for evening relaxation. Sleep benefits are suggestions, not proven outcomes.
How I Rebuilt My Life After Devastating Loss
A Tiny Buddha contributor recounts losing her husband days after her children’s other father died, and the steps she took to cope and rebuild.
The Best Gifts For Men Who Love Fitness & Wellness
Athletech News rounds up 10 fitness and wellness gift ideas, from workout headphones and recovery devices to apparel and custom shoes.
When You’re Doing Everything Right But Still Feel Lonely
A Tiny Buddha essay describes how routine, independence and social effort did not prevent loneliness, and how strangers offered brief connection.
