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I have been checking my Fitbit after I film seated workouts lately.
The news is not only good, it is great! In a 22 minute seated cardio workout we burned 300 calories, and got in over 3000 "steps". Are you not working out because you think seated workouts aren't effective? Think again! I have been writing seated workouts for decades, and I promise the ones I have on our app work.
Who do you know that can benefit from sitting to exercise? This is great for beginners, people that are starting over, people that cannot stand, people that cannot stand for long. It is still important to move our bodies, even if we have some limitations.
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A seated cardio workout that focuses solely on arm movements can provide a variety of health...
Why You Should Prioritize Back Exercises After 40!
By: Marcy Schoenborn
Click here for 4 good back exercises you can do at home.
And remember back "flab" is lost with proper nutrition!
It's easy to think of back exercises as just a way to tone up a flabby back, but the benefits go far beyond aesthetics—especially as we age!
Here’s why incorporating back exercises into your fitness routine is essential for overall health and well-being after 40:
As we age, poor posture and a sedentary lifestyle can lead to weak muscles and back pain. Strengthening your back muscles helps improve posture, reduce the risk of lower back pain, and support your spine's natural alignment. Better posture not only helps you stand tall and look confident but also protects against the aches and pains that often come with age!
Strong back muscles are crucial for everyday activities, from lifting...
By: Marcy Schoenborn
Fiber: Your secret to longevity.
**Not sure you're getting enough fiber, or want to learn more about all of this? Talk to Marcy!
Biological Age vs. Chronological Age:
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We’re being given so much bad information about food these days. It’s no wonder people come to me extremely confused. The good news is, in no time I help them make sense of all of it, including why we don’t count calories at all in my program: if you’re eating foods that heal your body, you don’t have to.
But here is what is going on with programs that remove the carb count if an item’s carbs can be counted as fiber! It is misleading to say the least, they are telling people what they want to hear, not telling them the truth.
Not including the actual calories in carbohydrates on packaging because they are considered fiber can be misleading and potentially problematic for several reasons:
As you know we just launched our Fitness App: https://schofitworx.passion.io/
And what a great time to review the factual research on: How many steps do we really need? If you’re loving those 10,000 or more steps per day, then by all means keep at it. But if you’re using them instead of proper nutrition to keep the weight off, it will catch up with you. Consider a more nutritionally sound eating regime, and guess what? You won’t HAVE to do all those steps everyday with the intent of outrunning your fork.
In all honesty until a few months ago I was maybe getting 2000 steps a day! I work from home, and unless I left the house, I was getting very few steps. The bug got into my head that I needed more, and I started integrating it. But boy was I happy to understand that I didn’t need them. I’m going back to a 30 min walk or step cardio daily, and not worrying about what all the influencers claim! I’ve got some links to the data for you,...
The Connection Between Physical Activity and Mental Wellbeing
By: Marcy Schoenborn
If you’re wondering why I came out with a fitness app, it is because of the importance of moving your body. Unfortunately we often exercise for aesthetics, when that is a bonus of the exercise, not really why we need to be moving our bodies. If you currently are not exercising, are a beginner or want to have weekly instruction, and be able to workout at home, you’ll love my app! While, yes, you can do my own personal workout with me weekly, you also have many choices in beginner workouts, even for my friends that need to sit to exercise. Be sure to grab your free trial and get a taste of what we offer at SchoFitWorX. If you like it, join before we’re approved by Apple and Google and save 33% on the monthly programs!
Click here to check it out. (any confusion, please reach out: [email protected]
In our fast-paced world, where the demands of daily life...
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Title: The Pitfalls of Weight Loss Programs: Why Many Aren't Sustainable
By: Marcy Schoenborn
Introduction:
Embarking on a weight loss journey is a common aspiration for many individuals seeking to improve their health and appearance. However, while numerous weight loss programs promise quick results and dramatic transformations, the reality is often far from sustainable. In this blog post, we'll explore the reasons why many weight loss programs fail to deliver long-term success and offer insights into building a more sustainable approach to achieving and maintaining a healthy weight.
Unrealistic Expectations:
One of the primary reasons why many weight loss programs fall short is the prevalence of unrealistic expectations. Fad diets and trendy weight loss plans often promise rapid and significant weight loss, leading individuals to expect quick fixes and instant results. However, sustainable weight loss requires...
We know at Scho.Fit that motivation is not always easy, if this is a struggle, please talk to Marcy about how our team and group coaching, and one on one coaching works. We work very hard to help you through this.
Title: Unveiling the Science Behind Motivation: Unlock Your Inner Drive
By: Marcy Schoenborn
Introduction:
Motivation is the driving force behind our actions, influencing everything from our daily routines to our long-term goals. Yet, understanding the science behind motivation can be the key to unlocking our full potential and achieving success. In this blog post, we'll delve into the fascinating science behind motivation, explore how it can vary depending on individual circumstances, and provide practical tips for overcoming motivational challenges.
The Science Behind Motivation:
At its core, motivation is a complex interplay of biological, psychological, and environmental factors. Neurotransmitters such as dopamine, serotonin, and norepinephrine play...
Title: The Science Behind Feeling Energized After Accomplishing Tasks
By: Marcy Schoenborn
Have you ever experienced that rush of energy and motivation that comes after successfully completing a task or achieving a goal? Whether it's finishing a workout, completing a project at work, or even just checking off items on your to-do list, that sense of accomplishment can leave you feeling invigorated and ready to tackle whatever comes next. But what exactly is the science behind this phenomenon?
Why Putting Yourself First Means Investing in Your Health - The best investment you can make.
In today's fast-paced world, it's easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of daily life. We often find ourselves juggling multiple responsibilities, from work and family obligations to social commitments and personal pursuits. In the midst of this chaos, one thing tends to fall by the wayside: our health.
But here's the truth: putting yourself first is not selfish – it's essential. And one of the most important ways you can prioritize your well-being is by investing in your health. Here's why:
Your Health is Your Greatest Asset: Think about it – without good health, everything else becomes secondary. No amount of wealth, success, or material possessions can truly make up for poor health. Your physical, mental, and emotional well-being form the foundation upon which everything else in your life is built. By investing in your health, you're safeguarding your most valuable...
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