Part of my #30DaysOfFitness journey was pushing myself out there and doing things I was maybe intimidated by or were scary. One of those things, for me, was pilates. Why? Because it just seems so mysterious. I
When I first heard about Exo Protein bars, made with cricket flour, my reaction was something along the lines of “Say what? Cricket flour? Mmmkay, let me call you riiiight back.” But then I looked
One sunny afternoon I was on an adventure with friends in the Lower East Side, and we fortuitously discovered Stanley’s Pharmacy, a wonderful neighborhood shop that’s exactly what the doctor ordered. Founded by Stanley George,
Now that I’ve been on a bit of a fitness kick, I’ve been looking for things to help me get my mornings started. I’ve talked about protein powders before, but sometimes you get tired of
So, that’s a wrap. 30 Days of Fitness. I didn’t write about working out every day because I didn’t feel like it was entirely the point. And I wasn’t in the gym every single day
I’d love to be 6’2 and 180 pounds. A lighter shade of swole, if you will. But chances are pretty good that’s not going to happen anytime soon. For me, part of working out is
When I first started working out, I was very much against the notion of most fitness products. “They taste bad and are awful,” I would insist, having tried a few too many health bars that
I am literally exhausted. Hour long, super intense workouts are great and all, and I’ve been riding the endorphin train around town, but I am officially spent. One of the things people always complain about
Today’s workout was scheduled for an hour later than we usually meet, and I’m super excited about it. The extra hour of sleep feels like a luxury, and when I wake up my biceps feel
Ugh, Monday. 9am. Well, let’s be honest — I got there at 9:15 because I was dragging. The subway is literally the worst and I don’t know how people do that commute on the daily.