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Balanced Feet

How’s your balance? Are you still steady on your feet?

Do your feet ache? Especially, the first thing in the morning.

Foot pain is becoming a real thing… especially, at mid life. So, let’s talk about our aging connective tissue.

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Kale Pesto Recipe

Have you noticed that Kale is all the rage these days? Well, there is a reason. It’s because it is so nutrient dense that it is a great way to get a lot of vitamins in one meal.

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Roasted Veggie Quinoa Bowl

I stole this meatless meal from Tom Brady. It is so filling and the Cashew Curry Sauce has the fat and protein from nuts along with the protein packed quinoa that make it a perfectly satisfying vegan dish.

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Quinoa Tabbouleh

Here's a recipe for Quinoa Tabbouleh. Quinoa is a grain that is considered a “superfood” of sorts because it has a high protein content making it good for a vegetarian meal. I think it works great in place of bulgur wheat in Tabbouleh.

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The Perfect Sit-up

The Pilates exercise called the “Half Roll Down” is in my opinion the perfect sit-up for all ages or fitness levels. It is the modified version of the traditional Pilates exercise call “The Roll Up” but when done correctly, it can be very challenging and effective to strength the core musculature.

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Up and Running

You can’t outrun pain at midlife… or can you?

Well, I’m 53 and I started running again… and I mean running without pain.

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Age is inevitable, but losing your balance is not.

Let’s remain active for the rest of our lives. After age 50, it is important to move in an aligned way to avoid losing your balance. It is important exercise to improve strength and flexibility so that you can continue doing the activities you love… and to reduce the risk of catastrophic falls.

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