Let’s face it-as students and office workers, we’re sitting entirely too much. Sitting all day not only increases risk for obesity, but also puts majority of the working population at risk for back pain, poor posture, leg cramping and tense muscles. Here are a few simple exercises you can do to …
Stress vs. The Outdoors
We could all take a lesson from Logan's suggestions on how to better manage and reduce stress in one simple step! …
Moving in the Morning
To some, getting out of bed and going to work out first thing in the morning is the only way to start the day. To others, nothing could sound less appealing. However, if you’re one of those people who don’t find themselves hitting the snooze button every morning, getting to the gym in the AM may be …
Mid-Semester Burnout?
Well, everyone, we've made it (halfway). But now that mid-semester is here, so is the burnout. Burnout tends to get the best of us, and most of the time, we don't even notice burnout till it's really affecting us. You're not alone in this though, at one time or another, we've all experienced burnout …
Screen Time Fatigue
Unfortunately, right now, we can't get around the fact that we are always looking at a screen. Between our phones and laptops, we're looking at screens way more than before. Since we know that we can't necessarily control our screen-time as well as before, we have to be more creative. Overall, we're …
Make the Healthy Swtich
If you’re like me, there are certain foods you just refuse to give up. Do you really think I could go a day without peanut butter? Come on. But seriously, I am all for eating the foods you like. Life is too short to cut things out of your diet, however, making that certain food a little bit …
To Snack or Not to Snack
Snacks- can either be your friend or foe. Do you have control when it comes to snacking or are you one of those people who once you start, you can’t stop? Snacking can get pretty tricky – many have appealing packaging which try to entice you through colorful images and clever catchphrases. Sometimes …
Why Talking is A Good Thing
Calling all my chatty-cathy's and oversharers--you're welcome here!! Self-disclosure is actually super beneficial. Believe it or not, we tend to talk about ourselves 40% of the time. It's not a bad thing though, that's just how normal, casual conversations go. Disclosing information about yourself …