One of the first things to lose when making a plan to lose weight is the idea that your body, or your journey, will look like anyone else’s.

When you’ve got big goals, it can be tempting to make big changes to move the needle. Big changes, however, can be difficult to make and even more difficult to sustain.

Whether you want to lose 10 lbs or 100 lbs, there will be times when weight loss feels like a losing battle. When that happens you may be tempted to skip a workout, binge on junk food, or give up on losing weight altogether. Before you do, try one of the things in this blog. It could help make all the difference!

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Working out on a regular basis will definitely help you gain endurance and build strength. But you can also support your fitness journey with nutrition and foods that fuel muscle growth.

Your post-workout routine is just as important as what you do in the gym. Giving your muscles downtime to heal is an essential part of increasing strength and endurance.

When it comes to fitness goals, many think that setting a solid goal is the easy part, and achieving it is the challenge. While it’s important to always keep your end-game in mind, setting the right foundation is an essential piece of the puzzle and one that should never be ignored.  Read on for goal-setting best practices and tips from Fitness Together® trainers...

Whether you’re looking to achieve a specific fitness goal, recovering from an injury, or exploring ways to be more active, partnering with a personal trainer is a great way to reach milestones and challenge yourself. But not every trainer is right for you. That’s why it’s important to know what you’re looking for so you can set yourself up for success from the get-go.

What is the goal of Preventative Healthcare? The Aim is to be as strong and healthy as possible moment to moment as part of our everyday lifestyle. That way, when the inevitable happens, be it an injury or illness, we have the foundation to deal with it. We can move through health issues more easily and recover more quickly if we’re healthy from the beginning. In other words, we can proactively take control of our health no matter where we are on our journey.

No matter your age, history with fitness, starting points, or physical ability or limitation, it's never too late to start on your path to improved health.