Select an apple, pecan, pumpkin, or sweet potato pie to pick up before Thanksgiving!

Each $30 pie or donation provides a week’s worth of meals for a critically ill neighbor in need.

Why is it that the most wonderful time of the year can also be the most stressful? The year-end projects at work, the planning of family get-togethers, the juggling of social calendars, gift shopping, decorating and so much more — there is a lot to handle during the last two months of the year. Rather than let it all come at you like a ton of bricks, why not get a jump start now on managing your stress? Here’s how …

Once the holiday season starts, it may seem like everyone is throwing in the towel when it comes to their health and fitness goals. But that certainly doesn’t have to be the case. There is no better time to get moving and feel good than when you are gathered with family, especially on Thanksgiving Day — a day known for inactivity and overeating.

This month's client of the month is Lisa Fanjoy! 

Fitness Together will be hosting a food drive for the Belmont Food Pantry from now until the end of November! Please bring any non-perishable food items.

Joyce is our October client of the month and has improved her flexibility by 0.75 inches, ability to hold a plank longer by 22 seconds, and moreover decreased body fat by 2.2%!

You’ve got family coming to town, an empty fridge, your house and car are all a mess and you’re just not sure where to begin to tackle the stress — oh and you’re hungry. We’ve all been there. And while sometimes it seems like wine, coffee, convenience food and treats are the answers during times like these, there are actually some foods that can help, rather than hinder, your stressed state. Food is medicine!

#WorkoutWednesday is here! No excuses, do this at home today!

Why wait until January 1 to become focused on your health and wellness goals? If you’ve found the busyness of work, family, and life obligations have gotten in the way of your healthy objectives for the year, stop — right now — and take the steps to change course.

Proper posture means that when you are standing up, your ankles, knees, hips, shoulders and ears are in one straight line from the floor up. And that same alignment can apply from the hips up while you are sitting as well. Not only is it better for your bone and muscle health to stand up straight, it’s also a major confidence booster. Try these simple steps to improve your posture at home.