This month, start each morning off right with these nutritious breakfast recipes. With complex carbs like whole grains, vegetables and beans, low counts of saturated fat and sodium-conscious preparation, these morning meals fit well into a diabetes-friendly eating pattern. Plus, with at least 15 grams of protein per serving, these breakfasts are filling choices that will … [Read more...] about Egg, Spinach & Cheddar Breakfast Sandwich
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3 Essential Reasons to Work with Older Adults
Are you thinking of a career working with older adults? Maybe you are considering a pivot toward training or teaching fitness classes geared toward active agers? Working with the 65 and older population is both challenging and rewarding, and it just might be the boost you need to improve your skill set and bring your business to the next level. It’s no secret that the … [Read more...] about 3 Essential Reasons to Work with Older Adults
5-Minute Yoga for Beginners | A Quick Guide to Start Your Practice
Starting yoga can feel overwhelming, especially if you think you need an hour and a flexible body to begin. But the truth is—you don’t. Even just five minutes a day can help you feel better, move easier, and think more clearly. This quick yoga guide is perfect for beginners who want to ease into the practice without pressure. You don’t need fancy equipment or … [Read more...] about 5-Minute Yoga for Beginners | A Quick Guide to Start Your Practice
How to Engage Active Older Adults in Group Fitness Classes
Active older adults know that exercise helps to improve their mood, prevent falls, and improve their functional abilities. Here are five tips for the group exercise instructor to use to keep their active older-adult participants excited about attending class week after week. Create Classes Specifically for Active Older Adults It is well-known that group exercise classes … [Read more...] about How to Engage Active Older Adults in Group Fitness Classes
How to Deal with a Stubborn Child at Home as a Mum: A Complete Guide
A few years ago, I found myself in a conversation with someone skeptical of Montessori education. He had a critical take: he believed Montessori tends to produce children who are too stubborn, too argumentative, and overly insistent on doing things their own way. I had to admit—there’s some truth to that. A child raised in a Montessori environment might very well show those … [Read more...] about How to Deal with a Stubborn Child at Home as a Mum: A Complete Guide