While it’s impossible for me to write about every kind of injury you may be experiencing, here are some ideas through trial and error in my fitness path that may help you get back on track to reaching your goals sooner and getting your health back on track.

The 4-5-6- breathing exercises practice is one that I use with frequency. I’ve used this exercise at night before bed, after a hard workout, and even during my workday. It is a truly versatile tool to help you de-stress, focus, and feel amazing!

Are you unsure of what to eat before a big meet? If you are an athlete who is new to weightlifting, there are some do’s and don’ts of what to eat (and not eat) before weigh-ins and competition.

A sweet treat just in time for Valentine’s Day!

If you’re going through a period of training that just sucks….keep going! Growth is on the other side of adversity! The reality is thats what separates the good athletes from the great ones. The great athletes keep showing up.

This Spring, Head Coach Tom Duer, is set to compete in the IWF Las Vegas International Open in Las Vegas. After moving down to the 109kg class for last winters American Open Final, Tom secured his spot on Team USA for this Bronze Level International Competition.

Although this recipe cannot be classified as health food, it is a great alternative to the traditional Valentine’s Day dessert. So, if you choose to indulge for this holiday, then try this easy healthier chocolate cake recipe instead of buying or ordering out.

Every year, Americans make New Year’s resolutions to improve their lives but 80% fail to keep those resolutions by February. Today is January 24th. Is it time you should begin revisiting resolutions? How can you make sure you don’t fall into that 80%?

When it come to weight loss and burning fat, workouts can be short when done with proper form and focus on efficiency. The key to any 30 minute workout is simplicity. With that in mind, here are some 30 minute workouts that is bound to get the blood pumping and sweat going.

With the new year in full swing, many people are off to a fresh start with their healthy resolutions! Whether it be losing a few pounds, getting started in a new fitness routine, or wanting to be healthier in general, there are so many different ways to accomplish this! It may be overwhelming at first to know where to start.

There were times where I ate some things that I told myself I would never again before a workout. That’s because I noticed a major decrease in my performance or my stomach just didn’t feel right the whole workout. With that being said, my diet changes depending on my workout. I will also say that just because these things work for me, doesn’t mean that it will work for you.

From coaching changes, joining East Coast Gold, and holding our first weightlifting meet the gym, the team transformed and was filled with a bunch of firsts in the past year.

It’s hard to stay excited when you can’t beat your mile time. Or when you can’t figure out why you can’t do any more full pushups when you get to rep 15. Which is why at Pittsburgh Fitness Project, we approach each session with four goals for training in mind.

This ginger hot cacao version with ground ginger is delicious. And packs the added benefits of ginger with its anti-inflammatory and digestive health effects.

These cookies are great for all year long, but especially for the holidays since they can easily be doubled (or tripled!). They are no-fuss, use commonly found ingredients, and taste great!

This is a workout that somebody has to do at least once if Mother Nature decides to unload a tsunami of snow on us this winter. I’m talking about shoveling snow. I know what you’re thinking, “Wait, shoveling snow can be considered a workout?”. And yes! Yes, it can!

Ginger is among the healthiest spices on the planet. It is loaded with nutrients and bioactive compounds that have powerful benefits for your body and brain. Did your mom ever tell you to drink flat ginger ale or have some ginger tea for an upset stomach? That’s because ginger has been shown to reduce nausea and aid in digestion.