Should You Take A Break
September 14, 2022
Athletes work hard to gain an edge over their opponents. Whether that means staying an extra hour at practice, eating the same boring foods every
Athletes work hard to gain an edge over their opponents. Whether that means staying an extra hour at practice, eating the same boring foods every
When you’re in pain, you’d probably do almost anything to get rid of it. That includes taking any and all advice from professionals who are
TS teamed up with Balanced Habits, a leading nutrition coaching program, to launch a Fall Nutrition Challenge. Our group of 22 Kickstarters recently completed the 28 day program so we’re really excited to share the results and experiences of our program participants!
We offered the program because we knew that our clients put in the work at the gym but improper nutrition was holding some back from seeing the results that they wanted. Our goal was to create a program that would instill sustainable eating habits to help our clients for years, not just for the 28 days of the program. As a group, the TS team lost over 136 pounds!
Proper recovery, especially after exercise that you aren’t used to, will keep your body ready for the next workout and not sore AF. Many of our Group Personal Training (GPT) clients ask us about what to do after their first session to avoid soreness and take care of their body.
At TS, we like to teach chin-ups before moving to the more complex pull-up. We recognize that chin ups are difficult for many of our clients so we’ve mapped out a series of progressions that will train you to be able to complete a set of chin ups in no time (ok, some time).
As we launch our Balanced Habit Nutrition Fall Kickstart Challenge, we want to help you develop the ideal workout week to support your nutrition goals. Even though nutrition typical makes up at about 70% of weight loss, we want the food that you consume to be used as fuel for your workouts, not just stored in your body.
