There are so many forms of mediation, but can it really help with progress?!?!?!? When it comes to learning to mindfully eat and listen to our hunger cues, the ability to be present while eating is essential.

An Interview With Olympic Rower Jeanine Gmelin.

In recent years the benefits of exercise and nutrition have become common knowledge and are widely accepted as truth. It’s only a matter of time before the positive impacts of meditation sit alongside them as a staple for a balanced lifestyle.

When we consistently repeat a task or behavior, it becomes a habit. Establishing strong habits helps us to rely less on our will power and self control in times of temptation and stress.

The term “fake it till you make it,” is not just about actions. The words you choose to tell yourself can either build you up or break you down.

We all have unique ways of recharging. I am blessed to be able to explore Joshua Tree and the surrounding trails here in the desert.

Josh Holton has not only been through an amazing transformation as a WAG client and coach, but he’s also had great triumphs throughout his life — including recovering from cancer as a child.

The guidelines for feeling good and moving well are basically the same for everyone: 1. Eat Well 2. Exercise regularly 3. Stretch and mobilize often

After crushing it at the gym and hitting your macros perfectly all week long, you look in the mirror and feel, well, bloated and uncomfortable. Everything you do has an effect on your body. Take a look at the possible causes of bloating and “fluffiness.”

It’s no secret that your monthly cycle can sometimes throw you a surprise or two. Although each woman has their own unique experience, there are a few common struggles that we wanted to share our take on.

A common weight loss tactic is eating a low fat diet (not talking to you, ketogenic dieters!). We’re not saying that fat is bad for you. In fact, fat is a crucial macronutrient, but when you start tracking your fat intake you learn a lot.