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Dr. Allen Lim, the founder of Skratch labs, knows fueling strategies as well as anyone in the world.
There are so many myths about successful aging and the regular choices that will optimize our chance
We're hearing more and more about the genetic testing that can help identify a personalized app
When it comes to health and wellness, children (and the teachers/parents at their sides) are facing
Dr. Meeta Singh knows sleep! An MD who consults with NBA, NFL, NHL, MLB and multiple college teams,
Grit and resilience are garnering a lot of attention in organizations, conferences and the popular p
Oftentimes we hear the concept "strategic planning" and we run the other way - or drop our
Money - or the lack of it - can often play a central role in our personal health and well-being. In
The health and wellness coaching profession moved in a very positive direction in September of 2017
Brad Stulberg, best-selling author "Peak Performance" and the recently (last week!) releas
Nutrition can get confusing, with fads grabbing the headlines and reality often taking a back seat.
Every once in awhile, we dig into our vault and pull out one of our most popular episodes of all tim
Dr Carla Meijen heads up the RESIST project in the UK, which is examining why runners choose to slow
It takes a special individual to become the four time Ironman World Champion, and Chrissie Wellingto
You can read about coaching, learn about coaching or hear someone talk about coaching, but until you
As a current or future health and wellness coach, you're not content to simply depend on headli
Alex Hutchinson started out with a PhD in Physics, added a Masters degree in journalism, and ended u
Digital marketing, SEO, Pay Per Click, Social Media - at times, these can feel like either a foreign
There are SO many fads, deceptive headlines and misconceptions about nutrition and weight management
New Year's Resolutions - you can almost hear the sense of failure in the phrase itself. But it
