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What is it? Barre is a low-impact workout you can do at home or in a studio to gain strength and build endurance among other things. This specific workout involves dance moves that are usually found in ballet as well as other forms such as Yoga, Pilates, and aerobics. Barre can contribute to your overall fitness and health, help you preserve a healthy body weight, and keep your body in
Fast Fat Facts What are Less Healthy Fats Saturated Fats Potential Negative Effects of Saturated Fat Trans Fats Negative Effects “Healthy” Fats Monounsaturated Fat Polyunsaturated Fat Bottom Line Healthier fats are an important part of your diet, but moderate consumption is best! Trans fats are harmful to your health, however, saturated fats are not linked with an increased chance of heart disease. It is also important to include some level
FlexIt’s Julie Bobek, who specializes in core training and other modalities, shares a core strengthening exercise to start the day off right. Julie’s Take: Core exercises, while difficult, are low impact and great for overall physical health. Follow Along: Before the exercise, you should be on a mat lying down on the waistline of your shorts/pants. Once you are lying down, roll your legs out to a 45-degree angle, and
Julie Bobek is a FlexIt Elite Trainer whose specialties include TRX, Weight Training, Functional Mobility, Core Training, Barre, Form Correction, Bootcamp, Fat Loss, Pilates, Spin, Boxing, Strength, Athletic Performance, Kettlebells, HIIT. Julie focuses heavily on proper form and education when training individuals. In the sixth installment of FlexIt: Ask a Trainer, Julie Bobek offers helpful tips into what it enabling motivation and avoiding skipping workouts. These best practices can be
An extraordinary episode of Just FlexIt™ has hit the airwaves! Austin Cohen was joined by Professor Olivier Toubia, PH. D., and Professor Melanie Brucks, PH. D. at the Columbia Business School recording studio to take part in an engaging and informative conversation about their respective research processes, and topics like communication and behavior. Both of these individuals hold great meaning to FlexIt, and Austin specifically, as past instructors of his
