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What Grit Can Teach Us About Getting (and Staying) Fit After 50
Grit isn’t about grinding yourself into the ground. It’s about caring deeply and showing up anyway, even when it feels busy or hard. That’s what fitness after 50 is all about. You don’t need to be perfect. You don’t even need to love it. You just need to be persistent.
What Grade 8 Grads Can Teach Us About Fitness
At the ceremony, the principal gave a short speech that really stuck with me. He talked about the values he hopes the students carry with them into high school and beyond. They were simple — but powerful.
Exercise for mental health and burnout
On Sunday we were at the Yoga and Wellness Festival. It was great to connect with people like you who are interested in better health
My 6 Favorite Ways to Improve Your Sleep
It’s this time of year where the evenings are longer, the yard is blossoming, and the weather is warmer, that I start to sleep like crap.
The truth about diets no one tells you…
Have you ever noticed how everyone seems to be trying a new diet?
Alcohol, Fitness, and Finding the Balance: Enjoying Life Without Derailing Your Goals
We’re not here to tell you that alcohol is off-limits. But if you’re working toward specific health or fitness goals—especially fat loss or muscle building—it’s worth understanding how alcohol can affect your progress, and how to navigate it without guilt or extremes.
GLP-1 (Ozempic) and Strength Training: Why You Need Both for Long-Term Success
At LSFit, we’re proud of people who are taking charge of their health journeys. Some people are using GLP-1 medications like Ozempic and seeing real results—and that’s worth celebrating.
The Physical Wealth Challenge
A few weeks ago a friend recommended a new book. It’s called The 5 Types of Wealth by Sahill Bloom, and what I love most about it is it’s all about living your best version of a balanced life.
Use the “Release, Re-lengthen, Re-Teach” method to handle small injuries
A few weeks ago, I tweaked my right shoulder. That shoulder has given me trouble before—maybe because it’s my dominant arm, maybe from an old
