By Jon-Erik Kawamoto, MSc, CSCS, CEP Hey runners! Check out my most recent article with Canadian Running magazine called the Suspension Trainer Workout. This article is featured in the Nov/Dec 2020 issue and is currently in stores and available for digital download from the Canadian Running website. View this post on Instagram A post shared
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By Thomas King, MSc, CSCS, CEP If there’s one thing I know how to do, it’s get a bigger butt. In the last year and a half, I’ve added 5 inches and a ton of strength to my hip area. While this process has definitely led to me becoming the “butt” of more than a
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By Julia Howard, MPH, RHN Partridgeberries! How lucky are Newfoundlanders to have these ruby red gems practically at our doorsteps? Known as lingonberries on the mainland, partridgeberries are typically ready to be picked in early fall and may even last through the winter under the snow. Find them in acidic soil near barrens or coastal
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By Angie Hurley, CSCS, CAT(C) A movement is never all or nothing. All movements and exercises in the gym can be scaled through various methods to make them easier (regressing) or more difficult (progressing). Depending on factors such as training experience, body awareness, injury, fatigue, and muscle soreness, an exercise variation can be appropriately selected
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By Angie Hurley, CSCS, CAT(C) A habit is a regular activity or action. In our current situation, where lives were disrupted to an extreme with no firm deadline in sight for a full return to normalcy, we can lose our good habits and develop negative ones. While it may have taken you years to build
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