Hi, my name is Abbey Rowe and I am one of the trainers here at The CENTRE. I have been physically active since I was little. As I became more active it started to turn into a passion. After I finished my last college soccer game, I needed something to fill that void.
March is National Nutrition Month®! This month highlights eating well and staying physically active. If you’re looking for some tasty options between your main meals for the day, consider these recommendations from the American Diabetes Association.
After pregnancy many moms want to regain strength and muscle tone. Practice these simple workout moves to ease back into exercise.
Since February is American Heart Month®, we wanted to explore one of our favorite exercises for cardiovascular health—Cycling!
Boost your eating plan by meeting once a week with our registered dietician. Our goal is to minimize nutrition struggles and improve overall nutrition wellness.
10-minute warm-up (jumping jacks, high knees, run in place, mountain climbers, planks), 5 sets of push-ups, and more
Support your heart health through diet and exercise. Let’s explore how reducing your salt (sodium) intake can be good for your heart.
Exercise is a vital tool that can be used to enhance your overall wellness. Read these mental health benefits that can occur when you increase your level of physical activity:
It’s not too late to create your fitness goals and workout routine for the new year. We can help you get started.
Balance healthy eating with increasing your level of physical activity to achieve your health and fitness goals.
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