Category: Fitness

Unique Gifts for Runners: Ideas to get your Runner Cross Training

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Whether you have a runner like me who spent part of last year overcoming an injury and doing our best not to whine about the lack of endorphins, or simply know that they want to […]

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New Workout Tracks for November

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New month got you craving some new tunes for your workouts? via GIPHY Hey, us, too! And we’ve found eight tracks to freshen that workout playlist right up. They’re basically like this, but for your earbuds: via GIPHY (We’re not the only ones who remembers those Noxzema commercials, right?!) Enjoy! Say My Name, David Guetta featuring Bebe Rexha, J Balvin Infectious from the first beat. Get Up Get Out, Born Dirty There’s some (okay, a lot of), ahem, language in this one, but it’s like a peptalk for your soul. Remedy, Bantu The remedy for a less-than-inspired workout. Every Step That…

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Discussing an Eating Disorder: Tips for a Successful Dialogue

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Here’s a scary and rarely discussed stat: eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of any mental illness and suicide rates are 23 percent higher in those with eating disorders than in the general population. In addition, for those with eating disorders, rates of death are elevated compared to those suffering from other mental health disorders such as depression, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. Because this topic is so important — and alarmingly, on the rise — we reached out to Jamie Manwaring, primary therapist at Eating Recovery Center in Denver, for her tips on how to talk to a loved one…

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